Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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Z6 End. di cgi JQWHWZ COMPANY OFFICER TWENTIETI-I COMPANY As the first boys head out to town after a Wednesday P-rade, way over on Worden Field one company stands at attention-waiting to Pass in review. Then late in the afternoon as the lights in the Hall come on, the 20th Company finally comes home-last on the Held, last off, last in everything except spirit and friendliness. But, this dubious honor has not always been ours-back not long ago we were just the 11th Company. just the 11th Company? Not quite! By the end of Plebe Year we had earned the reputation for being one of the top slash companies in academics. And through Youngster and First Class Years we kept our standing high by importation of fresh talent from the 12th and 13th Companies. In the last year studying was easier because of our basic physical perfection, aptly augmented by those four-deck climbs and by those pre-reveille exer- cises at the frequent suggestion of the Executive Department. The history of our gang is closed. It is hard to believe that three years of living, working, and laughing together have come to an end. But wherever we go, let us carry with us those memories which have made so many of our predecessors say, Now, when I was a Mid- Shipman-M.

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fdwaral Gllcqlair Qiain BOULDER, COLORADO Ed came out of the Colorado Rockies, 1 ready to swap his six-shooter for a sextant. Two years at the University of Colorado, plus better than average ability, enabled him to star continually, and he fast became a friend in need to those of us who found studies interesting but trying. Most of Ed's spare time here was spent in writing to a myriad of women. He always found time, however, for extra-curricu- lar activities and sports, pistol, track and basketball holding most of his interest. Although this ex- ranger is more at home in a saddle than in a boat, we feel sure that he will excel at sea as he has at the Academy. Battalion Track 4, 3, 75 Varsiy Pistol 4, 3, 7, ,17Nt,j145t, Captain 7,' Battalion Swimming 3,' Spanish Club 4, 3, 75 Model Club 3, 7,' Star: 4, 3. Waul Clapp MISSOULA, MONTANA fx -ii c'Pablo is best known among his class- mates for his ability in proving that the -1- prof and 'cgougel' were both wrong, ar-farm: J and for being a one man Chamber of Commerce for Montana. Academics were some- thing that-Paul mastered with ease, standing at the top of the class for the course. During study hours his room resembled an extra instruction room with most of the company gathering to hear Pablo put out the dope Because he was never too busy to help someone, he had many true friends in the regiment. Paul was interested in athletics, but seemed to prefer variety. Each quarter would find him a key man in some different Company squad. Wherever he goes, his patience, thoroughness, and friendliness will place him at the top. Company Wrestlifzg 35 Company Basketball 3, 75 Spanish Club 3,' Newman Club 4, 3, 7,' Star: 4, 3. Ulorace .lfonlax Bayless BAY SPRINGS, Mississippi i '7 From Bay Springs, famous for being somewhere in Mississippi, to the Naval Academy came the big business man of the South. Tall, dark, and smooth,', Max came to us with a date book already full. When it came to academics, 'judgen Bayless didn't have to know a thing, he just opened his mouth, and those big words Howed all over the place. He's famous for having more friends and knowing more influential people than any other man in the Academy. But, his specialty is leader- ship, this has already won for him the coveted position of Regimental Adjutant. He's on the way to the top. We're placing our bets on the southern gentleman from Mississippi. Good sailing, Max. Radio Club 3,' Model Club 7. I L W 2' f fl Dirt-W 334: .-.. I I golln Qawial Callahan NEWBURGI-I, Nizw YORK ' i'What! You never heard of Newburgh? 1-If .,,,., I Maybe we hadn't, but we soon learne ' .- ' I that Missoula had nothing on Th Cream of the Hudson Valley. The Nav snatched this son of the Irish from under the nos of West Point but she never dulled his enthusias for trout fishing nor his appreciation of beautif women. Navigating the crosscountry or command course, boxing, and the handling of his gym tea took up his athletic time, and although his que looking versions of simple objects in drawing g him into trouble during plebe year, he has com through well in the upper third of the class, to g to his ship a welcome shipmate and eflicient oflice Battalion Cross County: 3, V155 German Club 4, 3, 7,' Quarterdcck Society 4, 3, 7,' Radio Club 7,: Log 7. ' f- ,,.,r.- Au:-1'l..4: -Y .7 ..- W .,,.-....-. --- W' -.,.., .,, '7'TI1,,,..- . ...,,..- C '-...-- ,' W- XM '-,-.,,IN:,,,,,,-zu:---., .... -MM 'IIK .-,,LT....-..V. -- I L 5 ii -..,,,,, 1 ,. M-L---A a.,,,,,,, iii . fi f ee- ---..f,.. fi 1 ' -T' I '- :if if . - . as 4 Q . , .-. -, 1- I 5 '- .11 . fl' -.- .. .- Q. r -1 1 if . '4 4m 'I7.2.s+v 1' ' 1' l Y I f H- nw- M xi 1 -. ' +. 2-if gl.: ,I I. .L -R -1 w t 1 ' 1 -F: -.. .. 'L L -7: N. 2 1 :HQ . ' - ' .--Hg., . : ix X iii, AX ,.ilh?t'l'f ' ,,.,,- .l -xl .iw zyltxril! :I ly il! I5 1 , xx' ,lvltvi 5 fi- ff' ky -K, V -, l ' Ill' 5 '- l- ' '-, s , ' ,' if un- 1 fit-.ST I l ' I 4x41 .. I -, C531 . I fini . ' y ' In f '. , -rw . , ,Fm - ,,. Q.-A-M 1-' 9731 ' li --i':,Q'.1 . 77' T75 .. L ':..f. . . . 'f-Q-A ' af- .. Q-',, .4-I2 -- ' ' ' D W' , -. A r H ,,,' A ,,.. l QI, aw.-X. F., rr- - Af' -- , JET- E5 .--19'-Qi' ,nr ..,,,,-:.:33 W. F N T ,4,,,,Z'5,,.:1':'---.- A .4-f WCENQJWWVW , -. , , . N ..,.. ...axe-':-'4,.,. s:e'f'h'-eg-33-f'f '?'W'T..-'-f---5-,zQ- -A .. ,ep- 'Q:,JEf- 5 '--'Ein gat- ... gf' f-1wi.- ?'.- : K t N....m.:.rx -2-2:- In 'f:7: ', ,,.-,, 's , ,,,-,,-,.... W.. I glqapan-. A -.,,V4N,,.a I Y ,, ,,...-:PFW -Arffrl . ,. . 1 V nw. .- 4 .M.,,'Qs9.,-. rev:1fj7',.. - 'i - - ' -trl .-ilf7'i3Zi?',iQ- . 'lf-f..' . ' ' . ,ff .agp ,gp - - .5'...,.iJ..lL.i6,,,, ,fr - .. .A+ ' , et' . rf ' A ' .. .- ..-.a ' 'ffHs.--M ,,, ,,, H Q -- - ,igxggg-5 . ,N I I. --- A h -.Pr .... fu --- .4 .x jg, ,... Lac- ,,.9v.....- K '- S.