Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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.lfeonard CII Wash BROOKLYN, NEW YoRIc Gifted with that type of humor at which people growl instead of laugh, Brush stag- gered in from Brooklyn, where he de- veloped his high IQ and talent for the squad, which he came near to captaining. Few understand how an intelligent gent such as one, with enough business sense to become manager of the Lucky Bag, could ever so dull as to bet on the Dodgers. 'cWait until xt year, he says. So far, it's been three years. e know that Len, who wants something big d hard to sink, will be a big success in the Fleet d make his big one harder than ever to sink. L00 flaj' 4,' Lucky Bag, Editor ry' Academy History and AdzJert1.fz'1zg Mzznager 4, 3, 7,' Quartardeck Sacicgf, Vice- Pres 4, 3, 7g Trident Calendar, Associate Editor 3, 7. U 29 0 I j, 0 Cl ft o ,O oe ...ff 'ff' :.- 1 ,,,..1 - C ,,,,,..v' ,......... rw., 5 ..:c'- ' fx rt af 1 . ' Q Inq' ti lifrkt yy 5,1 ' xx L 2' - ', . ' .,, N. gg, -Q 121 , lk- Y , l, U 'ffl' 1 ff, '.' , ,f ,I lwlfl iki?Vti'l' 5 r 'ff' flii' 'ffjf if af ff f l'l1ff'9C1., '2 pf'l'l if .1- . af' f55'f '.-...iv f' l.y6..X X -uffff f:t , by inf: 1 rl if-I tv Uv at ' ef . .liifkillif 'ff ,113 ff' ffl? LA, .nh is tx X Ill Z- 'Biff' A- Z lu 'Y 'ln ll ffjf- .- ff A5 xQ1.lX.t at 'f if gig VU R 5 ff 1 Qs-if: LU I '- ' ' -'f :W gui 'lt '- '- -5, ' .fi , - is, K , , , 3.3732 Ja, ' J-.V -1 .1- ' pf' ,..,:,.,,.f,f'gi.. , r . .1 s..f .,,.g,,gaf.f:.1,d,m --7 , -f - 5, .aa If-zu -Ka rr-V, 1-sa W f.X,Jm'fMf 62.4 f m?T' E.-.f.l.g..'f' - ......'-fl 1 flllilliam Roland Campbell, ir. MEDIA, PENNSYLVANIA Every Friday came the Log and with the ,. Lag came many laughs. The best of these --'- laughs could be attributed to those car- t -- '-f toons bearing the signature Soup Nor humor confined to his pen, the varsity 1.4. - -is.-1. was his lacrosse team, the battalion football team, and his classmates were constantly aware of his rare sense of humor, and the point of his witty remarks. His first love is in his home state, his second love, his sack, and his last love, academics, which were con- stantly haunting him. As a matter of fact, the latter nearly haunted him out at the end of plebe year. June will see Soup with the two things he has most dreamed of: Ginny', and his commission. Battalion Foatball 4, 3, 7,' Varsigf Lacrosse, g45f, 4, 3, 7, NAg Log Staj 4, 3, 75 Trident Calender 4, 3, 7g Boat Club 4, 3, 7, Art Club 4, 3, 7. gohn Clemens! Cole, ir. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE The Fox's approach in the classroom or parlor is as smooth as his swing on the golf course. He entered Forty-Eve with a golf bag on one shoulder, a Greek letter pin on his lapel, and a little black booku in his pocket. A potential chemical en- gineer go'es Navy. He left with a high number and many good friends. Immaculate Jack, he should be called. His appearance is always unexcelled, whether he be in his sporty golf clothes or his uniform. F orty-five is proud to have the Fox wearing her ring. Golf 4, 3, 7, g4.Q'g Battalion Swimrning 4. 2.87 fllfilliam grantis Claaires QUEEN ANNE, MARYLAND 4- Ii? A man's man-that's Bill. He has plenty of what it takes, and all his friends have admired his Hghting spirit that won him the position of captain on both the plebe and varsity soccer teams. Hels a man who would be dangerous to cross 5 but if you have him on your side, you can't find any better. He didn't do much dragging until first class opportunities came along, but all his drags were something to look at. He made a few retreats in his three year battle with the Academic Departments, but his super sack complex can be held responsible for that. A fighting man for a fighting Fleet. Plebc Soccer, Captain 4, a4Qf,' Lacrosse 4,' Radio Club 4, 3, Varsigl Soccer 3, Captain 7, 2aNf'.

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Boxing 4,' Battalion Boxing 4, '45, Huron .Duane Geiger ST. Josarl-I, MISSOURI Where do they make this pulled wheat cereal, Mister? Yes, Bill was mighty proud of his home town, and St. Joe has a right to be proud of him. It was a tough or Bill to get in the Academy, but these difh- only made him value all the more the climax his life-long ambition. That broad grin relieved moments of tension and touched many a heart. He will long be remembered in ath- Ics as the co-holder of the Naval Academy record d the Army-Navy meet record in the 220-yard hurdles. Track 4, 3, 1, ws, Nr, one Club 4. Wlarolcl flliilfreal Ulall BOSTON, MAssAcI'IusIs'rTs Hascal under was an ever popular expression at the chow table, but there was just that one thumb to keep this pride and joy of Boston aboard. Recognized by glint in his eye, his warm smile and practical Qewiil Wrmor Qrllybill PEMBROOK, PENNSYLVANIA I Easily the most popular fellow in the Com- pany, Doc was the friend to give any A ' 'f classmate sympathy or advice, whichever was needed. He could instantly recognize and enter into any mood, whether it be cynical, bantering, serious, or simply humorous. His canny knowledge of women aided many others as well as himself. Doc was not a snake, he simply reasoned, correctly enough, that if he did not drag the girls, both would miss the fun. He had that coordination which enabled him to excel in any sport attempted. He was a regimental boxing champion, and a winner in everything else. With his superior tact, adaptability, and personality, Armor will be a winner for his country and his friends. Regimental Boxing 4, 3, bNt. ,N fs A' 'f- Mrs ..,-- 1-11.1-ff' in r-.. JL, .va ...,, at -. , . - V. P ,gr ,r .gr s. rr- .xwiwa his Q . .X ft' ' fa... ' ,- f'-- .....--:..:,.,,.f-.Empty A-M, ,.,-TTixLx L xr--.uk T.. do X.. TLS J. 'FY-N ' 'fs M... ri I WP' W. -.. M vm. i..- .1 ' ' an A -ag 1 K. X H-.. Yvv :ng gh,-X .11 ,I JT-fs'--' C ' 'M -I. -Z- .gk wg., 5h .a M.,,+ mg --I ul.-A gf. , 4.3. Ml - M- M,-r' L., rxmgg--:gf--3 -,W f .,-,,g::.Qi5 ' 1 '- -..:'-.., Qolln Qiewerly Wlaines fffif-'TT S I fr ff'-is . the high AUGUSTA, MAINE Down from the cold, caliginous corner of our country called Maine came someone to defend it. God's Country, Johnny says, and he was as loyalito it as he was to ideals he brought with him, and to his first job for the Navy. How he found time for foot- ball, choir, NA-10, wrestling, good marks, and stripes was a mystery for those who did not know his secret: John knew how to use those spare min- utes when the schedule said sack drill. The spirit and ability that kept him on top of Maryland climate, frap sheets, steam, and Monday mornings for these three years will make our Navy a good officer. Varzrigi Football 4, 3, 7, ,45, NAQ Touclzfoolball 3, '45, ar -v4 Na-70, Trombone 4, 3, 7, Choir 4, 3, 7, French Club 4, 3, 7. - ,. ...ff . -...Tag - -- - .,-fr-'U 1 .v.,,.:,,,.- - , -vw ..: f 'M 7 J-. Q-,-'wfji 1' --mr -.. 1- W '. ' kgi'- ' ' Qu---up Q... ' M-5411 '7 .-.va -.. .. ...,c.,.. .,,. ..-fnf:,,, - ...- .4 ' .0 es, Harry took life in easy stride. Classical ,M 'W W.,-are W '- '-'ff W ,- Q sic, soccer, food, and sleep in that order were his ' -f 3-M - ,wa-aw., '-C ' - - - ' - -:.g.,f-f-ffI'1fZL.'s'r-- - --V rf -f In Joys. A noticeable exceptlon to the above is rc 0 W ' W ,W.... -...Suhr a ..- en, but perhaps Harry believed that the best 'wr'-' ---f-wf+ 'fh'PZg1f-s:e,:..,, ' 'f,,.., ,, F . . ,,,,,. 7--, ,W V I 1-W . 'ff-11- to get the women IS to Ignore them. Although 'W q 'd3 112'- 3gwf.f - -..FP-M,...a..,. 1, ,.. Www' I , . -f ' -' qi-1 --. ----e ., ...W I-2: ,, Ing to star by a narrow margin, he nevertheless 'C-We-5, ...-germ..- xi- W :gg-W --'-'Ii 'f'h--'-- , -fr' . . . . . ..,,,, W, -.-f-Q 'f' W ..,,,, F ' -'fr' uw- 5, red In his endeavor to educate his wife In the 9-MW, - w- ,W ' - n. ' ,Mm - uties of Tschaikowsky and Beethoven. , .V 1 p -If- - .,-ss-gi.,...,, 1, .. ff 'gA'Ts.. W, l . . D . l --45-Q1 .1-'M -a-,fue 4-.an Mquwlvlxadvikizy,-,JILQ-155' - occer 4, 3, 7, a45f, NA, Laozosso 4, French Club 4, 3, 7, ,n, , --15, .1f.H. U Boat Club 4, 3, 1, Lucky nag slay, -Ma ' fm -va-.-,1,2m,,,,,,.. S -M 1 Company Bzograplgz Ezlzlor 7. L ,,..- '1' ......-r--f 'E' V N ii Excl r-If ,. '---auuv,-Q ffr'4-.'- g ,-4. ,thai , -mx , -f-- i . A U , V' A ig A-1- -'? ' NJ W- ' 41 -T-' 7 . . M,-f . ---- A 'F ,, ' , .f' ' .., 'ff' ' iw ' v ' - I I' kv Q: rain V r V -5-'xv-..2 i. ' yy.. r , 4, . .. v - ,,,,. ..-.- ., .., -f 156157 -1. . ., V . , , -' .. , , , . .. 15, . - -qizyil ,S-'.uQn?6,m,,,,, an i-I f 'Y V ,, ...,,,,,',,.. . 1. , ' Fm' . ...hu ,,-,A p 4 V, Z Y V Q ..- L' ... .,,.,.....f - .- ' - - QQ - ,. , 42' ..-Ae ' W1 - az- nf gas.. ,I - , -,.f-4 K-f' ..,. '- ' -M -