Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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.Wlb the all a his fu don Commis' er! Rhoades Gllarschall NEW ORIIEANS, LOUISIANA Life with the Kike is no drab existence, as anyone will verify. Bull sessions, argu- ments, bets, stories about the Old Man, news from the future Mrs., current events se and more comprise his daily contribu- toward a more congenial atmosphere here in Probably no one is better known for being round good fellow than is Mike. Such as starring, being the Company com- and working with the reception committee among his accomplishments. Tin cans will ture interest, so any of you salts who, by , may become a shipmate of his beware if 7 CC t like bull sessions with thc old song and Golf 4, grlfyg Rectglllion Commillea 4, 3,' my Ojicor 75 Log, Slay? 3, 7g Lucky Bag, Slaj 7,' .5 Ring Production Committee 35 Hop Commilloc 7,' Starr 4, 3. C? 0 .7 f. Q0 on ..-4 --..::T .,... .f-- 'W tv X ,su 11 ' ,v N In -' ,m ' '-',Q.fl,',n: 'W- 1.1-- 'VS fr 5.55 it ,Q Ig.. It 5 , pf ffgzf' R,:'X1,xQ5 X' L. ,H ,diff vfhlllls. vm ,vu J , Jiri- fir .3 -f rl . Half.. il W il. 1' ' 9'2 in! 1-- Af' 1' ' 4' 2' 'SYYNQ-, xx -xxx, 1' .'- lf! ,J r lf! fp, ,, f' iiglfliki all ix. tiff fit' 5' .iff v2Qx.X E. xx 'E-lim iii! 1' jx 6 46171, 1:-,' lk if' 5, li X ' ill f ' - ' it 355 Hg, ,, XX .. If off' -' -, f 4 'tg'-.Its gill' A -'E 2 , .fury 0 1 , Aj-cgi. 5'i'?51fis,i,l't N, U. ff ' , ' Jr I We ilsiffiv' 'irq ' Q' ,. ' , ii , . -q ' f J' 4.74 faq-:,,::,.:r X.. is. 1. 1? Sfsf v - 5 :., sf .4 WJ :-- , t- f f - ' '4-If - ef-1 glP f:X, fQr' f- J.-gw'-,-i-wr- -'- .-..:..:..i ' -- ..: -LESS... Weber! ifilnollly flllcfarlhy CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ' Mac left the Windy City and the fresh- 7 K' water lakes in answer to his lifelong ambi- tion to become a naval officer. Mac's 7 A fl world revolves around the Navy. . .and his girl. There is never a dull moment with this combination, each is fighting the other for Hrst place in his heart. Mac has hardly a serious strain in him. He has certainly led a free and happy life here at the Academy, but the Fleet and his girl will probably be able to settle him down. Tepee's great love in sports is football and he has played through every year at the Academy. When the duty call comes, old Mac will be in there pitching with everything he's got. Varsigf Football 4, 3, 7, '45, .NA,' Touch Football 3, '45g Baxrball 4' .Newman Club 4 3 7 Tom Hlford Illurplly OAICDALE, LOUISIANA His presence always meant action. In boxing he was Regimental Champion. There ' was also a great deal of sparring with the Executive Department. Several heavy blows Q!! T were landed by each contestant. If anyone was dismayed by the results of his contest, 7 ' T it was not Murph. He is true Southerner to the last Yankee and doesn't know the word ''stranger''-especially feminine stranger. We'll remember him for fiery discussions of military strategy and ear-splitting renditions of Oakdale Will Shine Tonight. Although he cleaned our room not at all, when he wanted to do something either academically or athletically he always did it. Right now he's aiming for Pensacola. Practical, sincere, friendly and easy to get along with his life will know few dull moments. Baimliozz Boxing 4g Battalion Track 45 Boxing 3, 7, bNlg Tennis 7. 293 tflephen Tlamilion Gllcclinlic ANNAPOLIS, MAIIYLAND Since he had been around the world by I the time he was six, few things were really new to him. Academy life with its prob- 2 lems he took in his stride-a stride he had to lengthen considerably to keep ahead of the Executive Department, however. Whether in com- mand of a Class A rowboat at midnight on the Rappa-hannock or coming in behind schedule after a hop, he never had a dull moment. Of his many interests, wrestling led the list, almost every afternoon found him trying new tricks on his poor old roommate. His wealth of information coupled with a wonderful sense of humor, good-natured sincerity, and an ability to take things as they come have gained him the respect and friendship of those who know him. Varrigf Wresllz'ng 4, 3, 7, w45t, wNAtg Battalion Track 4, '45,' Log 4, 3, Exchange Editor 7,' Lucky Bag, Stay' 7.

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Woberl flllinol Uinoufles WORCESTER, MASSACPIUSETTS l Q.. The thing that strikes you first about Bob V- is his vigor. Battalion football and wrest- ling absorbed his physical energies, but it l - was more difficult to satiate his mental thirst. He read more literature faster than modera- tion would permit. Never a man for half-measures, he lustily pursued any endeavor he undertook. His skillful directing of the Masqueraders and the Musical Club Shows demonstrated his drive as well as his natural ability. In his more passive moments he took to music. Listening to anything from Dorsey to Caruso and writing to his O. A. O. occupied many of Bob's spare moments. His con- stant good spirit and choice wit will endear him to those of us fortunate enough to be his shipmates. Battalion Football 3,' zllasaueraderr 4, 3, Director 7g M usical Club Show: 3,' Associate Director 7. f-Q23 ... -- ' .. -- T roof' j2.:---.--,I4- 'xxx gtkm- gohn Theodore Wnudsen W AYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Jack came to Annapolis determined to teach people to pronounce Knudsen with the K, but all in vain. Three years later 5 .i: x ii'. if : his classmates Cand profsj were still calling him NootsOn.', Often in love, but never for long, Jack seldom dragged the same girl twice. In spite of a knee injury plebe year, jack played soccer, wrestled, boxed and held his own on the track. He 1 it 7 r' ' 1 il iii 'a . . Qhnfid Qhon Uiribs MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA f The thing that strikes you first about Dav is his intense energy. He never did any thing half-heartedly. He didn't go in f - A organized athletics because he conce trated all his efforts in weight-lifting. He was t strongest man in the Academy for his size and ha the best physique for any size. One term he we unsat in Math. With typical intensity, he can back the next term and starred. His emotions ra along the same line. Either he laughed whol heartedly or he loosed a wrath that was accenti ated by skillful invective. Dave's heart is in aviati and only in a four hundred mile per hour light with all guns blazing will he find excitement enou to absorb his energy. Track IL' Battalion l'Vrestli1zg 4. 'N is one of the most sincere, considerate, and un- A selfish members of our class. A lover of nature, M,qv'2X' Jack spent many sunny afternoons hiking through ' von the woods. Someday, when the world is peaceful 'N ' .... again, NOotson wants to retire to a farm and 'TT-WM - ,.::a::.-'-f W raise lots of animals. . .and seven kids. mf f 1- fn M ,, ,,.. .. L 'B Soccer 4, 7, af!.Z', NA, Battalion PVre.vtlirzg 45 I TT .. ' A' gif -' Battalion Track 4, ,455 Varsigz Track 3. -:li J M. ,..f-ff- ' ...W -1,-In-.V- ' ,fl A ! -72' 6 ' f .,---f' in ..............- -- - 4 X T' ,.u4:::r1.. , ., Q 'ln -Q I , V n . f? ,,. ... 1:2 5, ,.f44, 1 f :1i, l. . .str -' iff .. - 5- zz,-:Q 1, -,f - :d,..- up no U: 0 oo n.: ? i2: T:-A ir.,-,,1. - ' ' AN. I , .-f- 'll- 'ffa Q -' 0 I, ,f -f' ff,e.-:-'- ' MA Uiugh Qfardan .Bowery - fu ALTON, ILLINOIS C7 ff W, .nm ' ', ,,,,::i.f. A Hey wife, lend me live bucksg Iim dragging this weekend. With a lazy drawl l if flf. and a flashing smile, Hugh, better known to the inmates of Bancroft Hall as Ab- bott, came to the factory by the Severn. Abbott was greatly impressed by his first lil! - day here and ready to turn in his chit on the second. Outside of playing lacrosse and participating in company boxing, Hugh's favorite pastimes were engaging in horizontal engineering and dragging. Always ready to secure the studies in favor of a bull session, Hugh was well suited to be a member of the 'cslashingn 18th Company. His quick wit and subtle sense of humor will insure others of a good shipmate. Lacrosse 4, '45, Battalion Lacrosse 3,' Christmas Card Committee 7. 292

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Richard Gleuendorffer NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK i , V . The Navy penetrated deep into the Sleepy ll il v i Hollow country on the banks of the Hud- 'l'- son River to call Dick to sea. The Acad- emy has been a busy stopping-off place. In his three years here on the Severn, he has spent many an afternoon rowing up the river in a shell or hiking along the shore. Since Plebe summer, The Fig has been out for crew, working up to the Navy N in his Youngster year. As a member of the Press Detail, the Req' Points editorial staff, and the Reception Committee, Dick has made every minute count. His enthusiasm and energy have never failed, these traits will prove their worth in the Fleet. Vorsigf Crew 4, 3, 7, '45, Ng Rely' Points 4, 3,' fllanogiug Editor 7,' Press Detail 4, 3, 7,' R6C6fll.0Il Committee 4, 3, 7, Orclzertro 4. 1 '. . N 1 r-:lf-hxiu its l 7, : 'fa -. 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Gregory Wanawek BROOKLYN, NEW YORK v 'f fj' The Pasha, a versatile character, was A always ready to greet you with a warn handclasp and a beaming smile. He wa- G it well on the way to becoming one of thcl Academy's gridiron and crew heroes, but footbal injuries kept him on the sidelines. However, few could dispute his prowess on the handball court The underclass knew him as a strict disciplinariar who was well versed in the Academy regulations Gregg was a smoothie with the ladies 3 his collectior of girls was worthy of gracing anyone's locker They all loved him, and so do we. His suave gift o gab, cheerful manner, and happy go lucky ai beclouded his serious sideg great things are slate for him. football 4 3 2 45 Battalion Handball 3 45 Crew 4 Ni S, C 1' .-1 .ff-aft F' o 44 ff 17 X SG- Q lv, ., ,.- Glenry .Holden Ramsay UJeyIon Qfif--e U i - .,,.,97,, U-, -.,-nr fifffw' 3 ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND -f His last stop before entering the Academy was Philips Academy in Massachusetts Being a Navy Junior, Henry could claim no place in particular for a home town E. Mn n 1 - 9 I 1 l rf ' . i J. At Andover, Henry received the background that carried him to the top of his class . -..W ..... here. Being a star man was but one of his many achievements. When he was not busy earning his NA on the soccer team, Henry found time to be one of the mainstays on the Log and Lzteky Bag. 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