Berkshire School - Trail Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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HOWARD LENOX SIMPSON Tobyi' Midget Football II, J. V. Football III, IV, Football V3 .I. V. Track III fManagerJg Track LManagerJ V g Green and Gray IV, V iPhoto Editorlg Camera Club IV, V fVice-Pres.J, Stagecraft Award III, IV. One of the most enterprising men in school, Toby is cutting various careers out for himself. Slaving all day over a hot enlarger, he comes home at night to take radios apart so he can put them together again. Marconi wouldn't recognize them. His sets for three plays were truly works of art to behold. ROBERT SCUDDER SMITH Scarf: Midget Football II, Soccer II, IV tCo-Captj, V QCapt.Jg Basketball I, II, III, IV, Vg J. V. Track I, II, Track III, IV, V fCapt.Jg Student Council IV, V QSec.-Treasjg Glee Club III, IV, V fVice-Pres.l 3 Green and Gray I, II, Soccer Trophy IV. ' Ever since his entry into Berkshire five years ago, Scudder has managed to make himself prominent in every field. He did not stop at sports, but has gained a high position in the student government and extra-curricular activities. His quiet humor and earnest nature will surely' brighten Amherst as it has Berkshire. 281

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ROBERT THOMAS SHAW Bob Admiral Football Vg Basketball V3 Baseball V. Bob has never been at a loss for words since the day he entered Berkshire. His shrill voice will always be remembered coming forth from the shower room. Because of his previous experience in schools Bob was quite able to take care of him- self here at Berkshire, since his prep school work has merely been a review of his college years. ALLAN KENNETH SIMPSON CCAIQS Midget Football II, Football III, IV, Vg J. V. Basketball II, III, Basketball IV, Vg I. V. Baseball II, Baseball III, IV, V fCapt.j g Student Council IV fSec.-Treasj, V. CVice-Pres.J g Gun Club II, III. Al has been a steadying influence on the class for four years. His seriousness is modified by a smile often though, and he is as popular as he is respected. He has been a great help in the administration of Spurr House, and many are the wayward seniors he has put to bed at eleven-five. His athletic prowess is great, and he has contributed to many a hard- fought game over the last few years. fzv

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JOEL ALLYN SPIVAK Clspivv J. V. Football III, Soccer IV, Vg Tennis Vg J. V. Basketball III, IV, J. V. Baseball III, Baseball IV, Vg Dramatic Club III, IV, Vg Trail V. Spiv's stylish dress, topped by his impish grin, will long remain in the minds of the senior class. What he has done to make Berkshire clothes conscious should get him a job with Rogers Peet. Besides his theatrical duties Spiv has taken it upon himself to keep upthe morale of his class with his eiidless stream of witticisms. THOMAS AUSTIN STORRS Indian, 'Tamachenisi' Midget Football Ig J. V. Football II, Football III, IVg Soccer Vg J. V. Basketball I, II, III, Basketball IV, Vg J. V. Baseball I, II, Baseball III, IV,Vg Student Council IV, V fPres.Jg Glee Club II, III, IV, Vg Trail Vg Most Valuable Football Player Award IV, Most Valuable Baseball Player Award IV. A boy like Tom is hard to pin down on paper. President of the School, he has made himself an outstanding figure in every phase of its life. As an all-around athlete he has made himself second to none. As a friend and classmate, no one is worthier or more respected. May we say goodby to Tom now, but not for long. 5 P91