Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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its if-. AS YOUNGSTERS wave mamma mmriQnnnH1taQnf'Q :MBT Mme dmwmgginng esunmt OUR DAY began Saturday morning with a sinking sensation every time a special delivery or telegram came on deck-a message that might sound the knell of a hop weekend plan formulated weeks in advance. From the morning critical period, we entered the anxiety stage after noon meal formation. Would she be on the first bus or train, or would we miss the first part of the sporting event that we had counted on seeing? Our fears dispelled by her appearance, we began the race against time. First, there was generally an athletic event, then an informal, and a short visit in the parlor of her lodgings. All too soon it was time for a uniform change and evening meal formation. But the weekend was only beginning now and the rush of events occupied a minor space in minds crowded with anticipation. Our dragging weelccnzl really began, when Shen Stepped from the bus. Our tour of the yard 'includecl a short visit to lVIcm, H all We looked over the menu and chose a likely sports event for the afternoon. 384