Berkshire School - Trail Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Slozky lfnterell Berkshire 1947 lfootballl YQ Tennia IYQ Glee Club III, Iv, v. Never one to be caught unaware, Stovky has spent Il sizable pzlrt of this year in- xewtigating possible locations for his next four yeura. Similarly, since he is one of ' the most ftutlioua members of the clues, Stocky is IllN'1lj'S prepared for wlizitewr eNtionN m'ix l ' ' M N N N xt c uanu t tr l tin N xN N N Hun, IIRI D C OXISTOLR Cl XI P R X IIX blolul lg CsTx 1 B1 lntaretl lierlwhirm 19 0 ill I CC ot tb 1 1 U o N nn ln vi K' nt Kl tn l ruhip e HHN 1 L urse int ut hopet 11 e tin l'lIllNl'1 e xeir Hlfhfbllf phuiell hirm In either pupil or teicher qu. , be hretl nt him in rlxi, . lt hzl, been il .ource of Comfort tor u ' to llll' hzll the infl - ot this chair- ' I xlvter, who, even in heat- ouiletl ' ie, LllN1l-, ,eein to know exzletly uliere be A 1. U, A , 1 W , , v V ' N u N N N Nil... xi -, o. ji. 'll I N . . .I , N, . , Sow' Vg Fl -Vlub Y. N Inu' is seen of liill on the 1' rr- riclnr, but if you Cllillllfl' to look intl ne ol the ro in, you may find li 1 'lg'n,, y n cle lax M: run electric' 'IFVUIIIN lillljlll by Il rnclizitor, Bill had had hix Nhzxre nt i hzl l. 's in the fam cl Sp: fl 2-in-1 'o ,,1 l li. h '1 Q I, th ,L f' eg: Z7 , , ? if ' Z? ,, ,- f-,,t,,,, H R e ',-5' , ff fr? .- 1 if fr is Q , V , 1 1 ,, X!

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F. .,.,, , lfaltln, Purk Entered Berkshire 1946 Student Council IV, Vg President of junior Class IV, Midget Football I, lCapt.J II, V. Ifootball III, Football IV, Vg j. V. lloekey I, Ilg llockey III, IV, Vg V. Baseball I, II, Track III, IV, Vg Trail tliusiness Mgrj Vg Ulee Club III, IV, LSecretaryJ Vg Dance Committee V. VVhen XValtlo has time to drag himself away from all the above-listed commit- ments, he busies himself with various avocations in and about the hallowed halls of Spurr House. Among other things he is personal advisor to voung., Ed Shot- ue He also hnds time to operate a lueratne watch repuring, business Puclt has been an outstanding., member of the Senior Class Rumi Wuoo Crusn jR Ionv Wllilll CHI RLII Iuan fuznra Ifntered Berkshire 19-lf oo wa o a 1 x H ex Baseball II Baseball III IX lCapt I aseblll Award II Q lee Club II IX I Ilramatics I Dance Committee ohn entered Berkshire as a sers soung man ind liked it so well that he decided to spend the major part of his south here Ile is gifted with the rare qualitw of be ing., able to get a laugh at am time uen during, trisis periods As a music critic he lv unsurpassed haunt, a strong, partialitx o the neo classic period with pecla attention to tht Sutton Bechet era . 1 I I 1 ' A xi I, . j. V. F tl.ll II, F otb ll III, IV, Vg - J. V. Ilfckeu' II, III, IV, ock 1' Vg DI. V. . 3 , . , ', . .Q 'g B- 1 . ' 'g 9 , , III, p IVl ' K A ' ' I l I I I M ' , f V i Ji.. Z 2 E ..,. .. -if 'I' ,I K i,,. j p, 12

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Rrd Entered Berkshire 1946 Football IV, Vg Hockey IV, Vg Baseball Iv, Vg mee Club II, III, 1v,v. Sam has pegged himself as an aggres- sive athlete in football and baseball, and probably he will soon be playing profes- sional hockey with the other Canadian Aces. Being one of the mountain boys he has become a prettx good hill climber too Sams passing comments have caused some red faces and some smiling ones SAMUEL CUTTIINC III AIPH13Us FHEODORE on LA MARE Ted Entered Berkshire 19:0 Skiing X Dramatics X Being., co owner of a radio repair shop in New jerses Ted is well known for his handiness with radios and vlctrolas He has hxed mans sets at Berkshire Cdouble price was alwaxs charged the underfor mersl and he has been known to Fix Mr 4 erxckes Xictrola with the and of just one roll of Scotch Tape