Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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Qlhfillg lillllllil IIS still squaring corners, finning out and double-timing to formations. Regi- mental Order l 10-40 kept the extra duty squad well manned with those of us who tempted fate by dis- regarding our plebe rates. With spring came the welcome Spring weather, and the afternoons found the Severn River dotted with the white sails of our knoekabouts and whaleboats. Sailing was one of our most luxurious sports, and the most popular as any- one who tried to reserve a sailboat unwittingly found out. And for those non-athletes who inher- ently hugged the sanctity of their rooms, another institution was established, clear the deck day. Such days usually found the seawall draped with the legs of those who reveled in the glory of relaxation, and shunned exercise as a non habit-forming practice. e l li-I J 5 . , - - '14 ' 4 1'--f ., f ' ' , I W S . ,f lirimj' day brofxglzf 175 rcmirzrlcr' that 1 , , i V gg? ' , A' fIfL'iJl3L'VEIl7' wollizi nor be Y1L'C'i'I17ifff-f!lIlL'. 1 g ' , 1 - l l . y p W. l ' ' j 'I 'bv rom ing of Sylriug gave us .fgftcrnoom nj' relflxfztiorz anrl rfivcrxion from our slfzdxies. X .- 1 Q Q-frffif r 14' f VI if A -Ill.. , 1 , K .. Tl we ' .. . si: .. -Wy., 1, ,J W F5 . -, A 'f NV- 1, --Fu -,,:.. . V -ni., ,ju n -' , I I' ' ' 5. -X77 -,.-':i'5ij'Q,' V. ,T fi'-' r '-'N-11'-' 4 eff, ' -- I 'iw ' li V ' 'H Om' bunfzx Ilf't'i'6' rlvuiea' nr, bu! llve :lack qjcrerl iz lmrzf .v1l1xfx'll1le. Ckmliug Bancroft Haw Him Suppaserf xx, N fo increase our athletic efzffeavors, but il meralv sbylcd the scene of our borizonlal 1l'07 :e0llf5.

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