Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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CUMMI G MACH! llWOIiK Ww'Z'!o0?b'l0jf'QMm Builders of MECHANICAL REVOLUTION .COUNTEBS for MARINE PURPOSES RANGE QUADRANTS 0 MOUNTS 0 TELESCOPES PRECISION INSTRUMENTS 'A' HAEMZETA ff --.1 I NAVY 9 11 Melcher Street Established in 1881 Boston, Mass. TO THE Naval Academy Class of 1945 CONGRATULATIONS Wherever duty calls you We are confident that the finest traditions of the Navy Will be upheld. Sir CARR CHINA COMPANY Manzdacturers Qf VITRIFIED CHINA GRAFTON, WEST VIRGINIA REPORT FOR ACTIVE DUTY U Long before today's emergency made fit, com- fort, and serviceability the prime requisites' of Navy shoes, your favorite Florsheim dress oxfords won senior ranking on all three counts! THE FLORSHEIM SHOE COMPANY ejaM'lMtl0alfLWt4o Cghebayo ANDERSON BROS CONSOLIDATED CO'S. INC. 73? COTTON GARMENT MANUFACTURERS 1900-1943 DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

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ROSBY The Mark of Qualify PINENE PINE OILS DIPENTENE B WOOD RESIN FF WOOD ROSIN TERPENE SOLVENTS PALE WOOD ROSINS LIMED WOOD ROSINS RESINOUS CORE BINDER STEAM DISTILLED WOOD TURPENTINE Produced by CROSBY NAVAL STORES, Inc. Picayune, Mississippi Covers the fouryears of NavalAcade1ny life thoroughly and in an entertaining manner. i Annapolis Log nnapoli o el a By KENDALL BANNIN G THE perfect gift for the folks and the 'cO.A.0.,' Annapolis Today talks about the Naval Academy as you yourself talk about it. It describes the official and unofficial life . . . in your classroom, in your quarters, and on-board ship. Kendall Banning answers all the questions visitors are likely to ask, and tops off everything with a mar- velous chapter on what every 'cdragv should know. A Annapolis Today is a big book of over 300 pages, profusely illustrated with magnificent photographs of the Academy grounds and Midshipmen in action. 6th printing. List price 32.50. THE n cet oda By KENDALL BANN ING I-IERE'S a Hclose-up of the men and machines of the N avyg a lively, informal book that answers hundreds of questions about ships and life aboard them. 'GOne of the most interesting, the most in- formative and the most com- plete book on the Navy and Navymen which we have ever seen.' '--Our Navy. Illustrated, 4th printing, 32.50. By the same author ur rm oda Describes the life and training of a soldier from induction to actual combat. Packed with human interest and facts excitingly told. Just published. Illustrated, 32.50. in A est Point oda Does for Corps what Annapolis Today does for the Midshipmen . . . Hereis your chance to see how the other half lives! Illustrated, 7th printing, 32.50. On Sale at the Midshipmenis Store PUBLISHED BY Funk 8. Wugnulls Company, New York

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SUPHHTIHCU mhgmwffim Aviation's sights today are trained on the strato- sphere, the key to military and world trade supremacy. But before science can conquer the rarefied, sub-zero heights of the earth's ocean of air, answers must be found to a multitude of problems, for planes and men will be entering a sphere considerably beyond today's limits of flight. To speed this epic exploration, Curtiss-Wright has completed the world's largest altitude chamber- where, without leaving the ground, airplane cabins and fusilages with all their compleivc equipment can be tested exhaustively under stratospheric conditions. It is, we believe, a contribution of far-reaching im- portance to America's leadership in aviation. CIIRT SSQGWIVRIGIIT IIHPLINL' DIVISIDN BUFFALO f COLUMBUS ' ST. LOUIS, ' LOUISVILLE Member: Aircraj? War Production Council,Eau Conn, Inc. Nine minutes after this scientist steps into the Curtiss altitude chamber he can reach flying conditions equiv- alent to those found nearly eight miles above the earth's surface in rarefied air 70 degrees F. below zero. 565