Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1946 volume:

1946 LIBER BRUNENSIS ROBERT W. BOOLE Editor-in-Chief J. WOODWARD BLOCHER Business Manager 1946 LIBER BRUNENSIS To the FUTURE of BROWI The Great Libersl Precepts represented in the Charter and Traditions of Brown are principles we call American. Through them our Nation and our University have grown great, We dedi- cate this book in the larger sense to the perpetu- ation of these principles, in the particular hope that they may continue to find expression in the Spirit of our Alma Mater. CAPTAIN EMANUEL A. LOFQUIST, USN, RET., Commander of the Brown Navy V-12 Unit DR. HENRY M. WRISTON President of the University - SRORORRRRR I RN RN NS i i DR. JAMES P. ADAMS, Vice-Presi- dent of Brown for twelve years, who resigned his post November 21, 1944, to become Provost of the University of Michigan. Associated with the Uni- versity since 1921, Dr. Adams will long be remembered for his countless con- tributions to the Brown community. VICE-PRESIDENT BRUCE M. BIGELOW DEAN EMERY R. WALKER, JR. DEAN WILLIAM K. SELDEN DEAN SAMUEL T. ARNOLD Alma Mater we hail thee . . v with loyal devotion, And bring to thine altar . our offring of praise; - 8 prTi ! Our hearts swell within us with joyful emotion, L - B AVt LT POY PR T T FERTTEYCITNN As the name of Old Brown in loud chorus we raise. The happiest moments of youth's fleeting hours . . . b, otl,f e . - v . , N T Sl x 2 X B A b . We've passed neath the shade . 20 - 1 of these time-honored walls; ANd ! SOrromis!ias ! tranigient i, + 22 - as April's brief showers Have clouded our life in Brunonia's halls. .26. The CLASS of 46 HEN the 1946 Liber Brunensis first began to take shape, we reslized that o ceparture from the usual was necessary in freating the class section. In peace- time years an individual photograph of each man was included along with his write.up, but this is impractica of the present time since so many men in 46 are no lonaer on the campus. Although such photographs are absent from the following pages, we have attemptied to include as complete a summary of each man s activities at Brown a5 wat poss ble with existing infarmation and meny informal snopshots of those in the class, This year s class section includes lists of those who enfered Brown as civilians in the class of 46 and those who were transferred nto the closs by the Neavy Meany men enter. g as civiians were later absorbed into the Naval program, Individual write up: of men in the service note the branch of service but not the rank, as the latter is confinuously changing and information could not be up to dote. CLASS OF 1 OFFICERS J. Woodward Blocher . President Charles D. Tiedemann Vice-President Hugh A. W. MacNair Secretary John H. Bateman Treasurer CHARLES FREDERICK ABBOTT, JR. Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge High Delta Kappa Epsilon; Intramurals; Basketball; Football; Platoon Comdr.: Dean's List; Graduated Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. JOSEPH PAUL AGRONICK Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High LOUIS PETER ALFANO, JR. Bristol, Rhode Island Colt Memorial High ROBERT SHAW ALLEN Summit, New Jersey Hill Phi Gamma Delta U.S.N.R. HUGH BEAUVAIS ALLISON New Bedford, Massachusetts Delta Upsilon; Henry Wheaton Scholarship; Orchestra; Band, Leader; Choir; Glee Club; Dean's List; Intramurals; Certificate Oct. 44, U.S.N.R. ROBERT WILLIAM ALLRICH Winnetka, lIllinois New Trier High Alpha Dulta Phi U.S.M.C.R. PERCY BARTON ALLSUP Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High SRR EDWARD BERTON ALMON Denver, Colorado East Denver High Phi Gamma Delta WILLIAM JOSEPH ALPERN Bridgeport, Connecticut Central High Pi Lamba Phi PamBLR HERBERT TATE AMES Wellesley, Massachusetts Gamaliel Bradford High Phi Kappa Psi; Football. WS AAE: CYRIL HAROLD ANDERSON, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Central High U.S.A.A.F. -30. EDWARD ANTHONY ANGELONE Providence, Rhode Island La Salle IRA HARRY ANJOORIAN Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High VASKEN APOSHIAN Providence, Rhode Island Classical High U.S.N.R. RAYMOND JOSEPH ARMSTRONG North Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Delta Kappa Epsilon; Football; Track; Intramurals U.S.N.R. GEORGE LEONARD ARONSON Newton, Massachusetts Mount Hermon Pi Lambda Phi JAMES ARVANITES Onset, Massachusetts Wareham High JOSEPH AUCLAIR East Providence, Rhode Island East Providence High AVES JAMES HENRY AUSTIN Grosse Pointe, Michigan Grosse Pointe High Delta Upsilon; Sigma Xi; John Hay Scholarship; 2nd Hicks Premium in French; Sphinx, Pres.; B.C.A,, Vice-President: Dean's List; S. B.; Brownbrokers; Tennis; Glee Clibsil G B. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM UPSON BAILEY Southington, Connecticut Cheshire Psi Upsilon U.S.M.C.R. Missing ROBERT STONE BAKER Wollaston, Massachusetts Quincy High B.C.A., Librarian: Network: Orches- tra U.S.N.R. WILLIAM JOHN BAKROW Rochester, New York Harley Tenrl.m. CALVIN EDWARD BAMFORD Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Newman Club; Intramurals. CHARLES EVERETT BANKS, Il Plainfield, New Jersey Plainfield High Phi Gamma Delta; Baseball; Foot- ball, Asst. Mar.; Track, Mar.; Cammarian Club; Graduating June '45, U.S.N.R. HERBERT BOUTELL BARLOW, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Delta Phi; Yacht Club, Race Com- mittee Chairman, Secretary-Treas urer; Network, Co-technical Di rector, President; Dean's List. U.S.N.R. ROBERT CLARK BARNES Haverhill, Massachusetts Moses Brown Phi Gamma Delta U.S.AAF. WILLIAM SYDNEY BARNES Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Batt. Adj.; Photography Club; Com- missioned Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM STANLEY BARRETT West Barrington, Rhode Island Moses Brown Delta Phi; Dean's List; Co. Comdr.; Graduated, Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. ROBERT SPRING BARROWS Providence, Rhode Island Classical High U.S.AAF. ROBERT MICHAEL BASSING Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High SPE T ARTHUR BATEMAN North Providence, Rhode Island North Providence High Intramurals; Football; Petty Officer; Commissioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN HENRY BATEMAN Peace Dale, Rhode Island South Kingstown High Lamba Chi Alpha; Liber; J. V. Bas- ketball; V-12 Platoon Comdr.; Class Treasurer: Intramurals: Ball Brunensis I; Certificate Oct. '44. ESHER: EARL KENNETH BATES, JR. Mystic, Connecticut Robert E. Fitch High LISIATACE SAMUEL PLUMMER BEACHEN, II Providence, Rhode Island Hope High U.S.N.R. JOHN PHILIP BEAUCHAMP, JR. Providence, Rhode Island St. George's Zeta Psi; B.C.A.; Graduating June 45, ADRIAN PAUL BECKER Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge High Delta Upsilon. A5, DONALD RETTEU BEITTEL Collingswood. New Jersey Collingswood High Sigma Nu; IGB; Brunavian; Intra murals; Certificate, Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. GEORGE EDWARDS BERGER Neponsit, Long Island, New York Horace Mann Pi Lambda Phi: Brunavian: Liber: Spanish Club; Navy Blues. U.S.N.R. JOSEPH BAIRD BERGWALL Buffalo, New York Bennett High Delta Tau Delta: Intramurals: Base ball; Basketball: Swimming U.S.N.R. MILTON BERNSTEIN Edgewood, Rhode Island Cranston High JOSEPH HAROLD BIRMAN Seekonk, Massachusetts East Providence High US.AAFR JOHN BAXTER BLACK Mansfield, Ohio Putney ROBERT WARREN BLACK Valley Falls, Rhode Island Cumberland High Sigma Nu; Baseball; J. V. Basket- ball; Engineering Society; Math Club; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. EDWARD P. BLANCHARD, JR. Fairfield, Connecticut Choate Psi Upsilon U.S.N.R. BURTON BLAUSTEIN Brooklyn, New York James Madison High Tower Club; Football. FOWLER BLAUVELT New York, New York Meorris High Beta Theta Pi; Dean's List; Grad- uating June '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN WOODWARD BLOCHER Concord, Massachusetts Tilton Delta Kappa Epsilon; Baseball, Captain; Cammarian Club, Sec- retary; Ball Brunensis I. Chairman; Liber, Bus. Mgr.; IGB, Sec. Treas.; Class President; Color Guard; Batt. Comm.; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. MAX BLOOM Providence, Rhode lIsland Classical High Network ALVIN SEYMOUR BLUM Providence, Rhode Island lassical High LOUIS JUDAH BLUMEN Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High Tower Club: Math Club; B.C.A. CHARLES CONRAD BOCK Stamford, Connecticut Cheshire Beta Theta Pi HENRY WILLIAM BOGER North Providence, Rhode Island North Providence High Lambda Chi Alpha; Engineering Society; Track; Dean's List; Foot- ball; Platoon Guide; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. HERBERT WINSLOW BOLLES New York, New York Trinity Phi Delta Theta; B.C.A.; Brunavian, Editor-in-chief; Dean's List; Cum Laude; Phi Beta Kappa; Sphinx; Intramurals; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. Sevl WRIGHT BOLTON, Il New Bedford, Massachusetts New Hampton ROBERT WHITNEY BOOLE Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Alpha Delta Phi; Liber, Editor-in- chief: Herald, Desk Editor; Her- ald-Record, Brown Editor; Cam- marian Club, Vice-President; IGB; Freshman Handbook, Editor; Un- dergraduate Athletic Council; Coffee Hour, Committee, Sec- retary; Sphinx; Band; Ball Bru- nensis I, Publicity Chairman; Ball Brunensis II, Band Committee; Math Honor List; Dean's List; Phi Beta Kappa; Francis Wayland Scholar; Candidate for Honors in Economics; Commencement Oration; Graduating June '45. ROBERT ARNOLD BOURNE White Plains, New York White Plains High Lambda Chi Alpha; Herald; Intra- murals; Liber; News Letter; Brun- avian. RS JAMES VINCENT BOYD Providence, Rhode Island Central High A.U.S.Missing THOMAS FYANS BOYD South Swansea, Massachusetts Joseph Case High Phi Kappa Psi UzS. MRS RICHARD PEABODY BRAINARD Hartford, Connecticut Suffield Delta Tau Delta; Soccer: Intramu- rals; Brunavian; Glee Club; Choir: S. B., Business Manager, Board Member; Brownbrokers, Business Manager, Board Member; Gilbert Sullivan; IGB; Ball Brunensis I: Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R, VINCENT ANTHONY BREGLIO, JR. Chicopee, Massachusetts Chicopee High ROBERT McLANE BRENNAN Euclid, Ohio Western Reserve Delta Tau Delta; Football; Track: Wardroom Mess; Commissioned Oct. '44 U.S.N.R. WILLIAM ROCKWELL BRENNAN Orange, New Jersey Orange High Delta Kappa Epsilon. IFred W. Sydburg. 2Edward F. Smith. 3Edward T. Simmons. 4 harles K. Seid, Jr. 5Rodney 6 harles E. Saul. 7Frederick A. Schultz. 8Robert C. Revnolds. 9-Allan J. Rosenberq 0Richard O. Schof b 1- ack W Frankel. 12Arnold Soforenko. 13Robert W. Shaw Raymond W 4 d 5Martin L. Reisman Bl Spindell. 17Melvin L. Walton. 18Everett A. Davis. 19 Robert A. Day. 20-Robert W. Roas 2 Pete 22George C. Huse. 23Ernest F. Perkins, Jr. 24James H. Austin. 25An S. Havey 26Robert E. P 7Robert C. Barnes. 28Robert J. A. Thacker er.ux. NL. Ducke PEIRCE HILL BRERETON, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Providence Cf,unhy Da y Phi Delta Theta ROBERT HARRISON BROOK Princeton, New Jersey Princeton High Delta Phi; Baseball. .S NR. HAROLD DONALD BROWN Longmeadow, Massachusetts Technical High Phi Delta Theta ROBERT JOSEPH BROWN Providence, Rhode lsland West Senior High J. V. Basketball BES:MEGIR. SYLVESTER BROWN, JR. Cambridge, Massachusetts Belmont Hill Phi Delta Theta U.S.AA.F. ALFRED BUCKLEY, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Phi Kappa Psi;JGlee Club; B.C.A ub; Graduated Feb HARRIS BUFFUM BULLOCK Providence, Rhode Island Hope High LESEiGE CHARLES MILLARD BURTON Oak Park, lllinois Osk Park River Forest Township High Alpha Delta Phi; Track: Ball Brunen sis Il. Publicity Co-chairman; In- tramurals; Baseball; Petty Officer: Platoon Commander; IGB; Grad- uated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. CLAYTON ALBERT BURTT Fayetteville, New York Bullis Delta Tau Delta. U.S.AA.F. LLOYD MORTON BUTLER, JR. Saylesville, Rhode Island East Senior H;gh U.S.N.R MANUEL MEDIROUS CABRAL Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High WILLIAM JOSEPH CAHILL Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High U.S.N.R. CARMINE THOMAS CAMPAGNA Bristol, Rhode Island Colt Memorial High ERNEST SAMUEL CAMPAGNA Pittsfield, Massachusetts Pittsfield High U.S.A.A.F. RICHARD ALEXANDER CANDEE Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee University School Psi Upsilon PESIRERE CARMINO JOSEPH CAPALBO Providence, Rhode Island Classical High ACLEST VINCENT L. CARANGELO, JR. New Haven, Connecticut Cheshire Intramurals AR MAURICE EDWIN CARLSON Warwick Neck, Rhode Island Samuel Gorton High Beta Theta Pi: Intramurals: Track: Math Club; Dean's List. U.S.N.R. 34 . ROBERT ROGER CARLSON Coral Gables, Florida Ponce de Leon High Zeta Psi ALiSs HARRY SAMUEL CARPENTER, JR. Rochester, New York Harley Delta Kappa Epsilon. A.U.S. discharge LESLIE FRANCIS CARSON Providence, Rhode Island Rogers High Math Club; Dean's List; James Al- drich Pierce Prize; Graduating June '45, ROLAND JOSEPH CARSON Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High Delta Phi; S. B.; Newman Club. U.S.N.R. CHARLES FRANCIS CARTER Lexington, Massachusetts Choate Psi Upsilon. WARNER BURTON CASHEN East Harwich, Massachusetts Harwich High Beta Theta Pi ALLEN PRESBREY CATE Providence, Rhode Island Hope High BARTHOLOMEW A. CAVALLARO Providence, Rhode Island Classical High LEO RAYMOND CAYANAUGH, JR. Providence, Rhode Island La Salle U.S.A.A.F. RICHARD CHAKROFF North Providence, Rhode Island North Providence High HAROLD IRA CHAMBERLAIN, JR. Mansfield, Massachusett Manstfield High Phi Delta Theta PSS STANLEY CHARREN Providence, Rhod snd Hope High 4 ciety; Math Club; Dean's List Graduated Feb. '45 MITCHELL GEORGE CHECRALLAH Providence, Rhode Island La Salle MELVIN ALFRED CHERNICK East Providence, Rhode lIsland East Providen Higt Tower Club; Brunavian; Yacht Club U.S.N.R JAMES DOUGLAS CHURCH New Bedford, Massachusett New Bedford High Sigma Chi; Swimming; Baseball; Glee Club; Cheerleading; Box- ing: Certificate Oct. '44. U.S.N.R WILLIAM FRANCIS CIOCYS Providence, Rhode Island Marianapolis High USShKR. JOHN VAIL CLAIR Easthampton, Massachusetts Williston Delta Phi USIAALF, EDWARD FRANK CLARK Riverside, Rhode Island East Providence High Zeta Psi; Intramurals; Brunavian BV OW Prbk?' S S n Ci m;xx;:;'1 EESNERS ROBERT WILSON CLARK, JR. Waltham, Massachusett Waltham High USANF. EDWARD NIELSON CLARKE Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High Swimming; Network; Dean's List SHELDON IRYING CLARKSON erset Centre, Massachusett t High mbda Chi Alpha U.S.Killed Aug. 4, 1944 mer S La A STEPHEN CHALKLEY COLLINS Great Barrington, Massachusetts Berkshire Alpha Delta Phi A.US. THEODORE DROWN COLVIN P':V-: J?,WT e Rh Wj'; l I1'w; Hope High U.S.N.R. ROBERT FARRAR CONLEY New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford High A.US. EDWARD CONTI Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High U.S.N.R, ROBERT BRADLEY COOK Newport, Rhode Island Mount Hermon Delta Upsilon ar 3 U.S.N.R ROBERT FAWCETT COOK Plymouth, Massachusett HAROLD CALVIN COOLIDGE Eas veland, Oh Phi Kappa P ALLS GORDON FREDERICK COOPER ERNEST WILLIAM CORNER West Sen Hiah U.S.AA.F ROBERT THOMAS CRAIG Qak Jew N C K - L y S.N.R WILLIAM HENRY CREAMER, JR. A A w WILLIAM DANIEL CRECCA, JR. DOUGLAS VICTOR CROOK Rumford, Rhode Island Mount Hermon L RAYMOND RAFTERY CROSS Milford, Massachusetts St. Mary's Phi Kappa Psi; Football. s EDWARD CRUMP, Il Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Shady Side Delta Kappa Epsilon EIESARATE JOHN ANTHONY CUCULO Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Chemistry Club; Math Club; Dean's List; Chemistry Honors. FRANK BERTRAM CUFF, JR. White Plains, New York Cochran and Bryan Lambda Chi Alpha RICHARD B. CUNNINGHAM Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High LESIMCRE ROBERT W. CUNNINGHAM Providence, Rhode Island La Salle RALPH CHARLES CUTILLO Mansfield, Massachusetts Manfield High GESH A PAUL BERNARD DAITCH Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High Network, Technical Director; Tower Club. LS NGRS DONALD JAMES DAVIDSON Providence, Rhode Island Classical High A.U.S EVERETT ALLEN DAVIS East Providence, Rhode lslana East Providence High AUS; NATHANIEL DAVIS Hoboken, New Jersey Phillips Exeter Zeta Psi; Intramural; Sphinx, Pres.; Rep. Frat. at Embassy; Yacht Club; Dean's List; Phi Beta Kap- pa; Drglega?e Model C ,n?rew; Math. Honors; Graduated Oct. 44, LIS NERE e 36 ROBERT PASTER DAVIS Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn EngHsh High Tower Club: Band; Track, Mgr.; Net- work; Football, Assistant Mgr.; Certificate Oct. '44. HISINERE BRADFORD DURFEE DAVOL, Il Fall River, Massachusetts Moses Brown U.S.N.R. ROBERT ADAMS DAY Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High Francis Wayland Scholar; French Club; Math Club. ARlULSy JOSEPH DELGADO Raynham, Massachusetts Taunton High HAROLD WILLIAM DEMOPULQOS Providence, Rhode lsland Mount Pleasant High ALULS: DONALD D'ELIA DEST West Haven, Connecticut Hopkins Grammar Football; Basketball; Baseball; Math Club; Intramurals; Certificate Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. RICHARD ERWIN DEUTCH Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Pi Lambda Phi; J. V. Basketball; J. V. Tennis: Intramurals; 1GB; Certificate Oct. '44. .S N.R. GEORGE LEVAY deWOLF istol, Rhode Island Dean's List; Honors in Physics WALTER ANDREW DiPRETE Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High Sigmi Chi; Brunavian; Math Club; Newman Club; Dean's List; Sphinx; B.C.A.; IGB; Platoon Guide; Graduated Feb. '45. U.SIN.R. CHARLES NAY DOEBLER, 1Y Vero Beach, Florida McDonogh Delta Phi; John Hay Scholarship; Band; Brownbrokers; Navy Blues; Features Editor, Brunavian; Inter Campus Ball; Sock Buskin, Ex- ecutive Board; Camera Club; Cer- tificate Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. JEAN PAUL DORGAN Seekonk, Massachusetts St. Raphael ROBERT JAMES DOW Pawtucket, Rhode Island Pawtucket Senior High U.S.N.R WALTER CARR DRAYTON ett, Rhode Island es Brown Psi Upsilon. HOWARD EDWARD DREW North Providence, Rhode Island North Providence High Brunavian: Yacht Club: Dean's List: Intramurals; Petty Officer; Swim ming; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. LEONARD DRUM Mendham, New Jersey Mornishowniblhol U.S.N.R. DONALD JOHN DUNN Rhode Island NORMAN ALEXANDER DUNN, JR. Central Fa Rhod 3nd Falls Hig ARNOLD WADE DURFEE E Pr ie Hiagl S.AAF CLIFFORD SIDNEY DUXBURY, JR. A JAMES PAGE ELDER C A JAMES LOVELL ENTWISTLE, JR. HENRY DAVID EPSTEIN Pawtucket, Rhode Island e Math Cli E e PHILIP WALTER ERICKSON IRVING NORRIS ESLEECK, JR. Greentield HARLAN JOEL ESPO Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Tower Club; Dean's List; Intramura US.N.R LESLIE DeHAYEN EYANS East Orange, New Jerse Clifford J. Scott Higl Sigma Nu. AU.S HOWARD EXTRACT oklyn Hg.-, b Abraham Lincoln Higt Football JOSEPH HOLLISTER FARNHAM, JR. Millburn, New Jer U.S. M. Bro O 3 Q R WILLIAM SCRIBNER FELLOWS a7 Sigma Chi. A ANDREW BERNARD FERRARI ARTHUR WALLNER FERRIS Milton, Massachusett: New Preparatory Delta Phi FRANCIS YORKSTONE FERRIS Glenside, Penn ,M inia Delta P A.U.S East Northfield, Massa ALBERT FINGER Brist Rhode Is p CHARLES DEWITT FISCHER M aw M a WALTER HENRY FISH, JR H - W DUNCAN DREHER FITZGERALD IAN FALCONER FORMAN Danvers, Massachusetts Mount Hermon HARRY CADY FOSTER, JR. Palisade, New Jersey Fort Lee High Lambda Chi Alpha; Herald; Band Orchestra; Dean's List; Fencing: Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. FREDERICK MACDONELL FRADLEY Bronxville, New York Bronxville High Phi Delta Theta U.S.A.A.F. LUTHER BROWN FRANCIS Portland, Maine Deering High Delta Tau Delta. USAAFR MELVIN SUMMER FRANK Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Tower Club: Math Club: Intramu- rals: Brown Engineering Society; Track: Dean's List: Platoon Guide; Graduated Feb. '45. JOHN WILLIAM FRANKEL Bronx, New York DeWitt Clinton High RS JOHN VINCENT FRATUS, JR. Niantic, Connecticut Bulkeley U.S.A.A.F. ERNEST SUNLEY FRERICHS Tottenville, Staten Island, New York Tottenville High Intramurals; Gilbert Sullivan; Band; Orchestra; Network; Choir; B.C.A A.U.S LEONARD FRIEDMAN Rhode Island Providence List; Football; ROGER WALDEN FROST Dayton, Ohio Cranston High School Lambda Chi Alpha; Sailing-Sharpe Trophy Regatta, 5th place; Brun- avian, Managing Editor; Inter- campus Ball, Chairman. UESINERE VINCENT MAURO GALLI Providence, Rhode Island Hope High DAVIS THAYER GALLISON, JR. Newtonville, Massachusetts Dean Sigma Nu; Herald; Tennis Pt RAFFI ZAVEN GARDINER Providence, Rhode Island St. Andrew's JOSEPH RAYMOND GARNE Valley Falls, Rhode Island Cumberland High PUTS: LEONARD PAUL GARR Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Fencing. A STEPHEN MASTERS GARRATT Hamden, Connecticut Hamden High Delta Kappa Epsilon; B.C.A.; Em bassy. A.U.S ARTHUR FRANCIS GARRY Yonkers, New York Roosevelt High LLSIAALF, RALPH JULES GEFFEN New Bedford, Massachusett New Bedford High AUS JOSEPH HENRY GERSON Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High ROBERT LINDLEY GIFFORD, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Phi Delta Theta: Engineering So ciety; Cammarian Club; Ball Bru nensis, Chair.; Graduating Jun '45. U.S.N.R ROBERT TOURING GOBBI Portsmouth, New Hampshire New Hampton MANNING DUARTE GOLDENSE Phh'uik ' RFNJ? Island Brunavian; Phot y Ed L ber; Engineering Society: N U.S.N.R ROBERT NORMAN GOLDMAN yssical Hiah PAUL STANLEY GOLDSTEIN Providence, Rhode Island Pi Lambda Phi; Baseba Dean L Cheerleader's award S NR STUART HAROLD GOODMAN Brooklyn, New York Abraham Lincoln High Football; Tower Club. LI:SINS. ALDEN CHURCH GOODNOW, JR. Danvers, Massachusetts Holten High Beta Theta Pi; Intramurals; Band. JOHN WINTHROP GORDON Melbourne, Florida Lawrenceville Zeta Psi; Swimming; Brunavian, Fil- ing Exchange Editor; Math Club: IGB; Intramurals; Gradu- ated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. RALPH FELIX GOSSLER Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Sigma Nu; Swimming. A.U.S. CHARLES THORNTON GRAHAM Kent, Ohio Governor Dummer Psi Upsilon. ROBERT ENGLAND GRANT Slingerlands, New York Bethlehem Central High Delta Tau Delta; inter-company sporfts. PAUL RICHARD GREEN Brighton, Massachusetts Boston Public Latin Pi Lambda Phi: Tennis; Intramurals; Dean's List; Platoon Comdr.; IGB; Graduated Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. ERNEST MILTON GREENBERG Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High DONALD SULTAN GREENEBAUM Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee University School Pi Lambda Phi; Sock Buskin. AnUns: HOWARD FARNUM GREENHALGH Chepachet, Rhode Island Burrillville High Phi Kappa Psi; Baseball; Intramurals; Company Petty Officer; Com- missioned Oct. '44 Cert. U.S.N.R. ROBERT MAYNARD GRODNER New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford High U.S.N.R. MORTON GROSSMAN Quincy, Massachusetts New Preparatory e 40 - HENRY MAXWELL HACKER Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High T Uiy GEORGE WILLIAM HAGMAN Yonkers, New York Fordham Preparatory Phi Delta Theta. AuEs FREDERICK CLEMENT HAILER, JR. Roslindale, Massachusetts Public Latin Sigma Nu. RS JOHN RUSSELL HAIRE, JR. Newport, Rhode Island St: George's Zeta Psi; Math Honor List; Intra- mural manager. AELCSE EDWARD EVERETT HALEY Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High AlLLS. ROBERT SHERWOOD HALLOCK New Haven, Connecticut New Haven High Delta Tau Delta; Swimming; Intra- murals; Yacht Club; Petty EThE cer; Platoon Commander; Grad- uated Feb. '45. USSR, JOHN WESLEY HAMBRICK Bristol, Rhode Island Colt Memorial High CLARENCE C. HANNA, JR. Lakewood, Ohio Lakewood High Delta Tau Delta. IRSAAE CLIFFORD VINCENT HARDING, JR. Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High Beta Theta Pi; Math Honors. WILLIAM JOHN HARRINGTON Palmer, Massachusetts Palmer High Band; Math Club; Intramurals. U.S.NR. ELLIOTT PEARSON HARRIS Providence, Rhode Island Peekskill Military Intramurals; Baseball; Soccer; Petty Officer; Basketball; Graduated Feb. '45. LLSNR: ALBERT HENRY HARTLEY, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Lambda Chi Alpha; Basketball. U.S.N.R. hibald F. Mac I2Manue M. Ca E. Pitts. DAVID GRAHAM HASSMAN Brookline, Massachusetts Clark ROBERT CONWAY HAYES Bristol, Rhode Island Colt Memorial High Baseball; J. V. Basketball; Intra- murals; Engineering Society; New- man Club; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. EDWARD BOOTH HEBDEN Lonsdale, Rhode Island Cumberland High DAVID GEORGE HEDBERG Lonsdale, Rhode Island Pawtucket Senior High SHELDON DAVID HELLER Providence, Rhode Island Hope High JOHN BATTY HENDERSON Easton, Maryland McDonogh Delta Phi; Frat. Rep. at Embassy; Dean's List; Track: Sphinx; Yacht Club; Brunavian; Phi Beta Kappa; Co. Comdr.; Navy A List; IGB; Graduated Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM HARRIMAN HENNING Monmouth, Illinois Lake Forest Psi Upsilon; Graduating June '45. WILLIAM FRANCIS HESS, JR. Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Sigma Nu. PAUL IRYING HICKS Mansfield, Massachusetts Mansfield High Phi Delta Theta. GEORGE BERNARD HIGGINS Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High Phi Delta Theta: Liber; Brunavian; Intramurals; Pistol Team; Comm. Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN HARRY HILL Providence, Rhode Island Classical High A.U.S. RICHARD NORMAN HILL Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High Brunavian; Sphinx; John Hay Club; English Club; Brownbrokers; B. C. A.; Wardroom Mess; Liber: Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. HERBERT HIRSCH New York, New York Horace Mann Pi Lambda Psi; Baseball; Football; Dean's List; Brunavian Humor Ed.; Inter-Campus Ball. U.S.N.R. FREDERICK LEWIS HOAR, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Central High LI SR ERNEST HARRISON HOFER Newton, New Jersey Tottenville High Sigma Chi; Orchestra; Network: Choir; Sphinx Steward; Glee Club; B.C.A.; Dean's List; Grad- uating June '45. ROGER SOUTHERLAND HOFF Neshanic, New Jersey Somerville High A.US. 47 DONALD HERBERT HOLMES Wallingford, Connecticut Mount Hermon Delta Upsilon; Graduating June '45, U.S.N.R. RICHARD HUGH MORRIS HOLMES Providence, Rhode Island Hotchkiss Alpha Delta Phi. RoAF; RICHARD JAMES HOLZINGER Larchmont, New York Mamaroneck High Zeta Psi. JAMES JUDSON HOOKER Cincinnati, Ohio Loomis Sigma Chi; Sock Buskin; Yacht Club; IGB; Comm. Oct. '44 Cert. U.S.N.R. GILBERT CORWIN HOOVER, JR. Bristol, Rhode Island Columbian Preparatory Alpha Delta Phi; Tennis; Swimming; Herald; Brunavian; Sphinx; B. C. A.; Freshman Week Committee; Petty Officer; Graduated Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. MONTROSE JASON HOUCK Harrison, New York Choate Phi Delta Theta; Network. ELLWOOD ALEXANDER HOUTZ Beverly, Massachusetts Governor Dummer Psi Upsilon. JOHN ALLEN HOWLAND Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High A.US. JOHN GROSS HUFNAGEL, JR. R-I Baltimore, Maryland McDonogh i E rchestra a. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM FRANCIS HUGHES Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Lambda Chi Alpha; Engineering Society, V. Pres U.S.N.R. RUSSELL HUBERT HUNTE Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High Psi Upsilon; Herald; Herald-Rec ord, Adv. Mar. ROBERT FREDRICK HUNTER Melrose, Massachusetts Kimb Union Phi Kappa Psi. S GEORGE COLDWELL HUSE Hoxsie, Rhode Island Samuel T. Gorton H Chem. Ciub; Network U.S.N.R DONALD BURKETT HYDE Wesiicanaridil US.AAF HUESTON SMITH HYDE Northfield Admi i Py I H k 1; f . ROBERT F. A. JACOBSSEN vide e, K : s ROBERT WILLIAM JAHN Fort Lauderdale, Florida Fort Lauderdale High Alpha Delta Phi; Footba ROBERT TABER JENKINS SAMUEL BARRY JENNINGS, JR. CHARLES CAULFIELD JOHNSON Peddie CHARLES MANN JOHNSON HENRY WILSON JOHNSON, JR. Hope High M fonor List; Dean's List KONSTANTINE HARRY JOHNSON LAWRENCE DAVID JOSELIT, JR. a i Harvard AUS MILLARD STURGIS KELLEY ience, Rhode Island JAMES JUDE KELLY JOHN EDWARD KELLY WILLIAM ROBERT KELLY Delta S.AA.F JOHN FREDERICK KENNEY FRANK CAMPBELL KENYON, JR. dence, Rhod a JOHN STEPHEN KEOHANE, JR. Newton, Massa U.S.N.R ROBERT EDWARD KIEFER 4 P A 2 JOHN HAZEN KIMBALL, JR Lo e . Y WILLIAM HOWARD KING, JR. New Bedford, Massachusetts Cushing Delta Upsilon; Swimming; Tennis; Wardroom Mess; Platoon Leader; Commissioned Oct, '44, L. S:NCR; HAROLD CLARENCE KINNE, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Sigma Nu. AELESE THOMAS EDGAR KIRKPATRICK Meadville, Pennsylvania Meadville High Delta Kappa Epsilon. U.S.N.R. JOHN EDWARD KISTLER Providence, Rhode Island Classical High ALLES, ROBERT DEAN KNEES Moline, Illinois Moline Senior High Freshman week committee. U.S.N.R. EDWIN MUNROE KNIGHTS, JR. Providence, Rnode Island Hope High Herald: Newsletter, editor: Yacht Club: B.C.A.: Dean's List. S NER, WILLIAM LEON KNIPE, JR. Haverhill, Massachusetts Choate U.S.N.R. THOMAS ROPER KNOWLTON Pleasantville, New York Kimball Union Theta Delta Chi. AUS. A i g 3 P ROBERT HAMMOND KOELB Barrington, Rhode Island Providence Country Day Delta Phi. STRATIS PETER KOSTAS New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford High Delta Phi. EDWARD FISHER KRISE Chevy Chase, Maryland Woodrow Wilson High Sigma Nu. U.S.A.A.F. Prisoner of War JOHN EDWIN KULLBERG Warwick, Rhode Island Aldrich High A.US. WALTER LADA Central Falls, Rhode Island Central Falls High ARTHUR LAGADINOS Worcester, Massachusetts Classical High DONALD WALKER LANNING Canton, Ohio John H. Lehman High Intramurals. LESINGRS PHILIP LAPIDES New Haven, Connecticut Hopkins Grammar Pi Lambda Phi: Intramurals; Base ball; Brunavian, Asst. sport editor; Co-captain baseball team; J. V. Basketball; Herald-Record; Certi- ficate Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. JOHN FREDERICK LARSEN Providence, Rhode Island Staunton Military o 44 o HARLEY LATSON Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Freshman Week Committee. ALDEN EDDY LEACH Barrington, Rhode Island Leander R. Peck High Delta Phi; James Manning Scholar; Liber, Asst. Photo. Editor; Grad- uating June '45. UESINER. JOHN BLACK LEE Lake Forest, Illinois Lake Forest High Psi Upsilon; Basketball; Football; Swimming; Platoon Guide; Com- missioned Oct. '44. LEONARD LaSALLE LEIMBACH Greenfield, Massachusetts Horace Mann Sigma Chi; Graduating June '45. ROBERT JAMES LEWIS Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High STANLEY PIERSON LEWIS Short Hills, New Jersey Portsmouth Priory Delta Kappa Epsilon; Glee Club; Track; Newman Club; Intramur- als: Vice-Commodore Yacht Club; Brunavian; IGB. U.S.N.R. ALFRED HENRY LIDDLE, JR. Mount Pleasant High ot du ELMER WILLIAM LIEBACH, JR. Salem, Massachusetts Classical High Delta Phi; Intramurals. LISTNIRE 3Earl Noblet 8Edward W. Mink, Jr. h Hirsc L btk Garr. I-Leonard P. 7Walter H. Zillessen, Jr Lanning. v r J v . + a o e ; .- J - - U o o 1. - 1 W oz l I M w v O oS o s s D s c Z B - 8 T se -7, o u 2 e ED oL e ., O O L L J o e c s4 9 Ax o c s o o ., 5 o ED ; :H g 5wV Iy O 5 o o 'y O o 99 Phraner. Carpenter, Jr. ELWIN EUGENE LINDEN Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High Lambda Chi Alpha; Francis Way- land Scholar: Liber: Brunavian: Photography Editory; Math Club; Engineering Society; Yacht Club; Band; Photography Club; Dean's List; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. LINCOLN H. LIPPINCOTT, JR. Winnetka, lllinois New Trier Township High Delta Upsilon; Football; Glee Club; Intramurals; Dean's List; Com pany sub-commander; Commis- sioned Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. HAROLD LI SOOEY Newark, New Jersey Blair IVORY LITTLEFIELD, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Mo Brown Alpha Delta Phi; Sphinx; Intramur als; Co. petty officer; Tennis BESINGR: RAYMOND BOWEN LITTLEFIELD Saylesville, Rhode Island Worcester Beta Theta Pi; Track, Manager; Brunavian; Undergraduate Ath- letic Council: IGB; Inter-cam- pus Ball; Grad. Oct. '44. ELSiNR . JAMES TERRENCE LODGE Pawtucket, Rhode Island St. Raphael U.S.N.R. JOHN EDWARD LOMBARDO Hartford, Connecticut Weaver High Program Chairman, Network; Sing- ing Cherus Scuttlebutt WALTER JUDAH LOSSOW Bronx, New York Bronx High School of Science RS, JOSEPH WARREN LOVELL, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High OES N ROBERT EYANS LOWE Lake Charles, Louisiana Westfield High Alpha Delta Phi; Track; Football captain; Intramurals; Engineering Society; Math Club; Cammarian Club, President; Class of 1910 Award; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. CHARLES ARTHUR PETER LYNCH East Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Sigma Nuj; Sphinx; Graduated Feb. 45, U.S.M.C.R -46. JOHN BROWNING LYNDE Middleborough, Massachusetts Tabor Sigma Nu; Intramurals; Commis- sioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. DONALD GEORGE McBRIEN Swampscott, Massachusetts Swampscott High Beta Theta Pi: Intramurals; Chem Club; Yacht Club. U.S.N.R. JAMES FRANCIS McDONALD, JR. Springfield, Massachusetts Williston Lambda Chi Alpha; Soccer, mana- ger; Intramurals; Cammarian Club; IGB; Band; Orchestra, Pres- ident; Newman Club; Graduated ROBERT KEITH McFADDEN Rahway, New Jersey Rahway High Zeta Psi; Football. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM ROBERT McGARTY Providence, Rhode Island Classical High A.U.S. FRANCIS LEONARD McHALE Pawtucket, Rhode Island St. Raphael JAMES EDWARD McHALE Pawtucket, Rhode lsland St. Raphael ROBERT ALAN McINTOSH Hamden, Connecticut Hamden High Sigma Nu; Dean's List. ROBERT ARTHUR McINTOSH Walpo Walpo le, Massachusetts High JAMES NORMAN BISHOP McKAY Youngstown, Ohio Peddie Phi Gamma Delta; platoon comdr; IGB; Graduated Oct '44. U.S.N.R. HUGH A. W. MacNAIR Great Neck, Long Island, New York Deerfield Alpha Delta Phi; Track; Dean's List; Swimming; Batt. Sub.-comman- der; Sphinx; Yacht Club, Com- modore; Cam Club, Treas.; Ball Brunensis I, Treas.; Navy Entrt. Bd., Secretary; A List; Class Sec retary; Francis Wayland Scholar; IGB, pres.; marshal, commence- ment; Graduated Oct. '44. DONALD HUNTER McQUISTION Bronxville, New York Bronxville High Phi Delta Theta. KENNETH WARREN MacDONALD Seekonk, Massachusetts East Providence High A.U.S. CHARLES R. MAKEPEACE, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown B.C.A.; Brunavian; Sock Buskin: Network; Yacht Club: Soccer: Commissioned Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. KURT MANDELIK New York, New York High School of Commerce JOHN SHELTON MANLEY Madison, New Hampshire Holderness Beta Theta Pi. ToplOBly ERNEST GIES MANTZ Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee University Schc Psi Upsilon ROBERT HAROLD MARENECK Lombard, lllinois Glenbard Township Hiah B y 1. IC h o Lester Falk; S ter tle 1 5 s R Sk Comdr.; Orche Ba Grad d Oct e SN.R ATTILLO MARGARITA LEON JOSEPH MARKS Hope Hiah Francis Wayland Scholar. WILLIAM FRANK MARONI, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High RS CLIFFORD HENRY MARSH, JR. Rockville Centre, New York South Side High PRESCOTT LOVELL MARSH Lakewood, Rhode Island US.N.R. VERJ MARSOOPIAN Whitinsville, M LEO JOSEPH MARTINEAU Providence, Rhode Island Hope High ALFRED JOSEPH MARYOTT, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Phi Delta Theta. ANTHONY MASI, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Hope High e e etk Bluks Club; Graduated Feb. '45. HES R PHILIP JOHN MASSARE, JR. Bridgeport, Connecticut Mount He n Phi Kappa Psi. N SNE GEORGE BERT MELROSE, JR. Hope High Engineering Society, President; Yacht Club; Dean's List; Gradu- ating June '45 HARLEY BRYCE MESSINGER Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Dean's List; Yacht Club. U.S.N.R. ROBERT SEWALL MESSINGER East Providence, Rhode Island East Providence High Delta Upsilon; Intramurals; J. V. Basketball: Certificate Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. NEWTON IRWIN MEYERS Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Intramurals. JOSEPH SHEPARD MILLER South Kent, Connecticut South Kent School Delta Upsilon. WALTER RAYMOND MILLER SAMUEL MILLMAN . it es Mann Q A EDWARD WILLIAM MINK, JR. Conne Kin U.S.AAF ALFRED IGNATIUS MIRANDA 1 WALTER B. J. MITCHELL, JR. Yonkers, New York Charies E. Gorton High Delta Tau Delta; S. B.; B.C.A; Yacht Club; Newman Club; Intra- 'wL.'J Baseball Brunavian U.S.N.R. THEODORE WILLIAM MOLLER, JR. Charlestown, Rhode Island Westerly High Delta Upsilon. Ko NR. CRAIG WENTWORTH MOODIE, JR. Needham, Massachusett Needham High Delta Upsilon; Sphinx; Humor-ed Brunavian: Brownbrokers, ;'JWBH ity comm.; Choir; Glee Club; Color Guard: Intramurals; Pla toon Guide; Navy A List; Com missioned Oct. '44, U.S.N.R DONALD CAMPBELL MOORE Wellesley Hills, Massachusett Kimball Union Zeta Psi. JOHN STEPHEN MORAN, JR. Warwick, Rhode Island Nelson W. Aldrich High Sigma Nu; Chemistry Club; Petty Officer: Intramurals: Cert. Oct. '44 U.S.N.R DUDLEY RHODES MOREAN, JR. Upper Montclair, New Jersey Montclair High Phi Gamma Delta. A.US JERALD JOSEPH MORGANSTEIN Fall River, Massachusett B. M. C. Durfee High Tower Club: Brunavian; Intramur- a Basketball; Dean's List. U.S.N.R FREDERIC ALBION MORSE Mansfield, Massachusetts Manstield High BENCION MOSKOW Newton, Massachusetts New Praparatory Delta Pli. AUS WALTER GLADSTONE MOYLE, JR. Bronxville, New York Barnard LAWRENCE MUELLER, JR. Fall River, Massachusetts B. M. C. Durfee High Phi Delta Theta; Cammarian Club, Treas.; Gilbert Sullivan; Choir; Bruinaires'' Quartet; Dean's List; IGB; Glee Club; Ball Brunensis I1; Graduated Feb. '45 EESINERY EDWARD WATSON MULLEN Providence, Rhode Island Classical High U.S.A.A.F.Prisoner of War EUGENE FRANCIS MULLIN, JR. Washington, D. C. Western High Beta Theta Pi; lst Hicks prize for interclass debate; Liber, Man aging Editor; Sphinx, Preside Coffee - Hour Committee, Co- chairman; John Hay Scholarship; Dean's List; Phi Beta Kappa; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN MULLONEY Magnolia, Massachusetts Gloucester High AULZS: ALEXANDER MURCHIE, JR. Concord, New Hampshire Governor Dummer Delta Kappa Epsilon. A.US, a48. JAMES OLIVER MURDOCK, JR. Washington, D. C. Nothwestern Military Naval EDWARD JOSEPH MURPHY, JR. Warwick, Rhode Island La Salle Brunavian: Navy Rifle and Pistol Teams; Boxing; Sphinx; Brown- brokers; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JAMES JOSEPH MURPHY Brighton, Massachusetts Peekskill Military Delta Phi. LESENERS THOMAS JAMES MURRAY Jamestown, Rhode Island Rogers High Delta Phi; Sphinx; Newman Club; Brunavian: Yacht Club, Commo- dore; Rifle; Petty Officer; 1GB; Commissioned Oct. '44, USRS GEORGE CAMPBELL MYERS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chestnut Hill Phi Gamma Delta; Honors, Phil- osophy. WALTER NEIMAN Hartford, Connecticut Weaver High Station Manager, Network. EDWIN ALBERT NELSON, JR. Brockton, Massachusetts Brockton High Baseball; Basketball J. V. award; Petty Officer; Soccer; Certificate Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. JOHN ALFRED NELSON Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High THURLOW THORNTON NELSON Marblehead, Massachusetts Marblehead High Phi Kappa Psi BERNARD NEMTZOW Newport, Rhode and Rogers High Herald; Sphinx AUGUSTUS NEWMAN, JR. Palmer, Massachusetts Palmer High Delta Tau Delta JEREMY UHRY NEWMAN New York, New York Fieldston Tower Club: Herald: Sphinx; Dean's List; Phi Beta Kappa: Graduated Feb. '45, ROBERT ALYIN NICKERSON Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High U.S.N.R. EARL NOBLET Fairhaven, Massachusetts Fairhaven High AEls RAY ARTHUR NORTON, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Baseball. U.S.N.R. ALBERT BORIS J. NOVIKOFF New York, New York Bronx High School of Science RALPH GILBERT NYLEN Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Sigma Nu; Yacht Club; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. EDWARD RICHARD O'BRIEN, JR. Elizabeth, New Jersey Jefferson High Phi Delta Theta. PAUL AUGUSTINE O'BRIEN Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Delta Kappa Epsilon; Foo Track, Captain; Cammarian tball; Club, President: Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R THOMAS HENRY O'BRIEN, JR. Providence, Rhode Island La Salle U.S.AAF. ROBERT O'DONOGHUE Lowell, Massachusetts Mount Hermon Phi Kappa Psi; Intramurals; Petty Officer: Commissioned Oct. '44, LESINERE GERALD STANLEY OGAN Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn English High Baseball; J. V. Basketball; murals; Tower Club. U.S.N.R. JOSEPH SANDS OLCOTT Washingten, D. C. Bordentown Military Phi Gamma Delta. U.S.N.R. DONALD WALLACE O'LEARY Providence, Rhode Island Classical High CARL FRANCIS OLSON Poughkeepsie, New York Tilton Zeta Psi. MORTON YALE PAIGE Rhode Island Providence Hope High ACS: THOMAS PANEK, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Intra- ALAN YVES PARDO New York, New York McBurney Sigma Nu; rep. frat. at embassy. s GILBERT ROY PARKER Providence, Rhode Island Classical High EESTATSE KENNETH WESLEY PARKER Pawtucket, Rhode Island Central Falls High FRED PARKINSON, JR. Fall River, Massachusetts B. M. C. Durfee High J. V. Basketball; Glee Club: Yacht Club. U.S.N.R. JOHN LEAK PASTORFIELD New Haven, Connecticut Pawling Sigma Chi. AlES: CARL GUSTAY PAULSON, JR. Edgewcod, Rhode Island Cranston High Delta Kappa Epsilon; Swimming, Captain; Track; Football; Cam- marian Club; Ball Brunensis II; Commissioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. LYNN MARCY PEASE New York, New York Bronx High School of Science Network; Math Club; Yacht Club; Henry Wheaton Scholarship; Dean's List; Math Honors. U.S.N.R. PAUL EDWARD PECKHAM White Plains, New York White Plains High U.S.N.R. ALBERT CHARLES PEEL, JR. MILTON ARNOLD PHILLIPS JAMES ANTHONY PEIRCE, JR. Footba n 45 RODERICK TULLOCH PHINNEY JOSEPH PENNER gy . JOHN JAMES PHIPPS Pi Lambda Phi; Cammar B e R J l 2 ERNEST FRED PERKINS, JR. Melrose, Massachusett FRANCIS SOUTHMAYD PHRANER New Ha v ; . ! Sw 1ma K:M y 11 A A F 2 e Al x WERNER BENEDICT PETER, JR. j,f TA rT Higt GARDNER BURTON PICKUP E Ma z 0 : P Irte 3 la . ' w Cor 44 JOHN CHRISTIAN PETROPOULOS N P i THOMAS EDGAR PITTS US.A.A.F RICHARD CURTIS PHILBRICK EDWARD KING POLLARD Provid R ' ynd Needham, Massachusett P i Day Needham Higt A A ROBERT EUGENE POLLARD 44 SEYMOUR IRVING PORT HORACE SCOTT POWERS ; FRANK MARIO PRECOPIO 5 Higt P GORDON HENDEE PRICE By H A A L CORNELIUS WILLIAM PROVOST Law THOMAS DOMENIC PUCCI l R GORDON RICHARDSON PYPER N g 5Millard S. Kelley. 6 10William H. King, Jr. 7Robert P. Davis. 8Robert W. Clark, Jr. I lPhilip G. Bourne. 12James J. Murphy. 13William C. Morgan. 14Stanley C. Stanuliewiez. 15John A. Tillinghast, 19Thomas H. O'Brien, Jr. 20Robert S. Messinger. IAlbert C. Peel, Jr. 2Robert J. Brown. 3Roland C. Casperson. 4-Douglas V. Crook. 9Donald D. Dest. Clarence C. Hanna, Jr. Il. 16James P. Elder. I7Edward Conti. 18William S. Barnes. 21Percy Allsup. 22Thomas J. Murray. 23Raymond R. Cross. 24Stephen C. Collins. 25Howard S. Young. 26 Edward E. Haley. 27John H. Hill. 28Clifford S. Duxbury g 52 PETER QUINN New York, New York Portsmouth Priory Delta Tau Delta; Herald. U.S.M.C.R. JOHN LESLIE RANDALL Waterbury, Connecticut Crosby High Delta Upsilon; Track; Football; Yacht Club; Sphinx; Network; Dean's List; Graduated Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. WILLIAM ROBERT RAWSON Bloomfield, New Jersey Bloomfield High Phi Delta Theta: Track: Intramurals: Platoon Comdr.; Soccer Team Cert. Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. GERARD MARIE REGNIER Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Sigma Nu. U.S.N.R. JOHN DOLAN REID Great Neck, New York Great Neck High B. C. A.; Newman Club; Intra- murals. U.S.N.R. DAVID NELSON REVIE Portland, Maine New Hampton Sigma Chi. ROBERT CAVERLY REYNOLDS Meadville, Pennsylvania Webster Groves High Intermurals. A.U.S. WILLIAM SPONSLER RHEEM Washington, D. C. Millbrook Psi Upsilon; Baseball; Intramurals; Brunavian; Christian Science Club: Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. CECIL RHODES, JR. Richmond Hill, New York Richmond Hill High Delta Upsilon; Intramural, mgr.; B. C. A.; Network; Head Cheer- leader; Class A' List; Track; Cert. Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. JOHN RICCITELLI Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High A.U.S.Killed in action JUSTIN LEWIS RICHMAN Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Tower Club: Brunavian; Herald- ecord; Football; Dean's List Navy A List. U.S.N.R M LA Lt- - 318 KENDALL WARD RICKETT Riverside, Rhode Island East Providence High MARTIN LEON RIESMAN Chestnut Hill, Massachusett Nilliston VLS. AACE WILLIAM JAMES ROACH White Plains, New York White Plains High Lambda Chi Alpha;: Herald; Choir Glee Club; Herald-Record, desk editor; Baseball; Editor-in-chief Brunavian; Cheerleader; Inter campus ball; Intramurals; Liber. U.S.N.R. EARL WILLIAM ROBERTS, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High Dean's List: Platoon Commander; Graduating June '45 U.S.N.R. HARTLEY FOREST ROBERTS, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Hope High JOHN DONALD ROBERTS Brockton, Massachusetts Brockton High JOHN JOHNSTON ROBERTS Riverside, Rhode Island Mount Hermon A.U.S.Killed in action JOHN PHILLIP ROBERTS Cranston, Rhode Island Providence Country Day ALBERT WARREN ROGERS, JR. Edgewood, Rhode Island La Salle Phi Delta Theta. HESENER: WILLIAM JELLE ROOS Sharon, Massachusetts Chauncy Hall Delta Upsilon; mgr. Football; Intra murals; Soccer; Dean's List; Grad uated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. EARL RUSSELL ROSE Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Sigma Nu; Basebal o USINERY ARTHUR STANLEY ROSEN Providence, Rhode Island Classical High AU.S. Graduated ALLAN JOSEPH ROSENBERG Intramura Libar; Tower C EA;VHW 'LA K N 3 Network U.S.N.R RANDOLPH ROSS, JR. Milton, Massachusetts Milton High psec CLARENCE FREDERICK ROTH, JR. Buffalo, New York Bennett High Delta Upsilon; Freshman Class Rep- resentative; Basketball; J. V. Foot- ball; Track; Baseball; uated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. VINCENT JACOB ROTHEMICH Lakewood, Rhode Island Nelson W. Aldrich High AUS: JACOB EATON ROTMAN Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Pi Lambda Phi. STANLEY EDWARD ROTMAN Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Pi Lambda Phi. JOHN HAROLD ROWEN Edgewood, Rhode Island Watertown High Lambda Chi Alpha. HERMAN IRVING RUDMAN Lakeville, Connecticut Hotchkiss Intramurals; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R ALLEN FENNELL RUST Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburgh, vania Mt. Lebanon High Phi Kappa Psi; Track; J. V. Foot- ball: Intramurals: Brownbrokers: . B; m a Team; Pistol Team; .-Pt,,t Choir; B. C. A.; Band; an's List; Cvfadu ed Feb. '45. N.R Wrestling; Soccer; Pennsyl- wo 'D u'i Intramurals; Glee Club; Petty Officer; Grad- EDWARD RODMAN RYAN Lafayette, Rhode Island North Kingstown High Lambda Chi Alpha. WILLIAM WALTER SABOL Boonton, New Jersey Boonton High ESEARANE EDWARD NICHOLAS SACCOCCIA Cranston, Rhode lsland Cranston High U.S.N.R. RICHARD CONSTANTINE SAELI Brooklyn, New York Adelphi Sigma Nu. ELLIOT ARNOLD SALTER Providence, Rhode Island Hope High LESINERE CHARLES LEROY SAMSON White Plains, New York White Plains High Delta Kappa Epsilon. DANIEL IGNATIUS SARGENT South Natick, Massachusetts Portsmouth Priory Delta Kappa Epsilon; Football, mgr.; Key: Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R RODNEY GRANT SARLE Rumford, Maine Stephens High Math Club; S. B.; Network; A List; Phi Beta Kappa; Cert. Orf 44, U.S.N.R. CHARLES EDWARD SAUL Pawtucket, Rhode Island Hope High US.AA.F. 54 . Bobby 57;1 0 od. . fii o MOULTON SAWIN Wakefield, Rhode Island St. Mark's Alpha Delta Phi; Editor: Liber: letter. S. Discharged Herald-Record, B. C. A.; News- JACOB H. SCHALLER Riverdale, New York Fieldston Tower Club: Spring Track. PlS STANLEY ROBERT SCHAMPAN Passaic, New Jersey Passaic High Pi Lambda Phi; S. B.; Tennis. AUS, FREDERICK ARTHUR SCHULTZ Pawtucket, Rhode Island West Senior High Basketoall. U.S.M.C.R. ROBERT GIRARD SCOTT Marlboro, Massachusetts Marlboro High CHARLES KAY SEID, JR. Woodmere, Long Island, New York Far Rockaway Hlf'h Pi Lambda Phi;: Intramural. U.S.N.R. RICHARD MAX SEIDLITZ New York, New York DeWitt Clinton High Pi Lambda Phi; Intramurals; ''Scut- tlebutt , U.S.A.A.F. EDWARD NEIL SELMER, JR. Staten LH Q New York Staten Island Phi Gamma Delta. MALCOLM SHAMMAS JAMES EDWARD SHANNON Pawtucket, Rhode Island St. Rapt RICHARD DAYID SHAPIRO Ja Mad n Higt MERRILL BRIGHAM SHATTUCK Jar Dover, P Dover Higt ROBERT WILCUTT SHAW Castlet Hud Albany U.S.AA.F JOSEPH FRANCIS SHEA, JR. New York, New York Fordhan AR K 1 yct ROBERT BERNARD SHEA B 1 SCOTT SHEPHERD EDWIN L. SHERRILL, JR. y ELLWOOD EMLEN SHIELDS Lowe Massachusett Mount Hermon Phi Kappa P Intramur DELOSS CARLTON SHULL Higt U.S.N.R JAMES SAMUEL SIEGAL ROBERT MERTON SIFF Wiy e W A ROBERT EUGENE SILVERMAN A.U.S EDWARD TABER SIMMONS v S N R EDWARD HALLOWELL SIMPSON ALAN MILTON SKURNIK CHARLES ALBERT SLEICHER, JR. EDWARD FARRELLY SMITH, Il CIRIID HAROLD RAYMOND SMITH CrnneranlEREl , . HOWARD LESLIE SMITH, JR SERTAVE ROBERT FLOYD SMITH ROBERT SEYMOUR SMITH HAROLD EDWARD SMYTH, JR e BE o DAVID ALDEN SNOW A Rhode Island .ranston VFIXL' Edgewc C ARNOLD SOFORENKO Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Pi Lambda Phi; Freshman Track; o N.R Intramurals. - LLOYD NATHAN SPINDELL Providence, Rhode Island S RAYMOND WEBSTER STAFFORD Highland Park, Illinois Highland Park High Psi Upsilon. EBISIACAE STEPHEN CHARLES STANULIEWICZ Miadleboro, Massachusetts Cushing EiSINIS, CHARLES ELMER STANWOOD Hamden, Connecticut Hamden High Delta Upsilon. U.S.A.A.F. WILLIAM DUGUID STEEL New Ham pton SHERWIN WILBUR STEIGER ALAN GAIL STEINBERG S.A.A.FKilled in WILLARD ALTON STEPHENSON East Haven, Connecticut Hopkins Grammar Sigma Nu; Baseball; Intramurals: CertiCcty'd4; U.S.N.R. JAMES MYRON STEWART New York, New York Horace Mann Soccer; J. V. Basketball; Cert. Oct. 44, U.S.N.R. MORRIS ALBERT STOUT, Il Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chestnut Hill Delta Kappa Epsilon. U.S.N.R. EARLE KENNETH STRACHAN Providence, Rhode Island Classical High ERWIN ELLIOT STRASMICH Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Pi Lambda Phi: Sports Ed. DAVID AUBLE STRUBLE, JR. Bloomfield, New Jersey Bloomfield High Phi Kappa Psi; Band; Rifle Team: Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. KENNETH FARLEY STURDEVANT Bristol, Rhode Island Colt Memorial High FREDERICK WILLIAM SUFFA Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Network; Soccer; Freshman Weesk Committee; Dean's List; Petty Officer; Navy A List; Pistol Team; B.C.A. Newsletter, editor: Grad- ; 44 Herald-Record, -56- CARL WILLIAM SWANSON, JR. Cranston, Rhode Island Moses Brown CHARLES PHILIP SWEENEY, JR. West Brighton, Staten Island, New York LaSalle Military AUES, FREDERIC WINKLER SYBURG Hartland, Wisconsin Milwaukee University School Yacht Club. AlES. JAMES NORBERT TANSEY Easthampton, Massachusetts Williston Delta Kappa Epsilon. ANTHONY DESMOND TAPPER Fall River, Massachusetts Monsignor Coyle High JEAN ROYAL TARTTER Hollis, New York Hempstead High A.U.S. WILLIAM HOLLIS TEGARDEN Hopedale, Massachusetts General Draper High Phi Kappa Psi; Sphinx; Dean's List; Navy A List; Cabinet member B. C. A.; Graduated Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. ROBERT JOHN ANGUS THACKER Needham, Massachusetts New Hampton Lambda Chi Alpha. s AN RICHARD READ THIERRY Westport, Connecticut South Kent Delta Upsilon. il 2Edward ROBERT MERRILL THOMPSON Narwick, Rhode Island Moses Brown ALBERT ANGELL THORNTON, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Phi Delta Theta; BCA, treasure Liber; Petty Officer; Comm oned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. DONALD BOYD THORNTON Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High Wardroom Mess Clu sioned Feb. '45 Intramurals; CC mmis U.S.N.R. CHARLES DREW TIEDERMANN Riverside, Connecticut Wooster Delta Kappa Epsilon; Class mar shal: senior ViierQrEu;Oepo. T ball; Track; Cammarian CX president; Student Athle : Ships Service En,,0 iadlEab R ISR JOHN AVERY TILLINGHAST, Il Providence, Rhode lsland Loomis Delta Tau Delte; Herald TUS ROBERT ADAMS TILLINGHAST Danielson, Connecticut Killingly Hiah U.S.M.R. JAMES TILLOTSON, Il Jamestown, New York Jamestown Hiah Alpha Delta Phi; Tennis; Herald Record, Co-business mar.; Brun- avian Co-chairman ELA Em bassy; Sphinx; Liber; Brownbrok ers;: Cert. Oct. '44 S.N.R WOODBURY COLE TITCOMB e hisatt P;: ng VA'jV'il JL Phi Kappa Psi: Football; Basketba 5B; Hockey 45 US.AA.F WILLIAM TULLOCH TOWNSEND Ay pany US.AA.F RICHARD JAMES TRACY East Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Football; Dean's List; Key; Cam- marian Club, Sec.; duatin June '45 U.S.N.R. CHARLES VINCENT TREAT Jamestown, New York Jamestown High Delta Tau Delta; Intramurals; Math Club: Swimminag: comdr.: Treas., Navy Ent. Bd U.S.N.R. DAVID ARNOLD TUCKERMAN New Haven, Connecticut New Haven High Beta Theta Pi; Intramural Engr. Club; Intramural USMS BEA::S. . B Circulation mgr. Brunavian; In- ter-campus Ball; Dean's List; Co. EDWARD ALBERT TYCZKOWSKI AUS HAROLD BUCK ULRICH k High S.AA.F JAMES EDWARD VAN EPP x 1 T Cleveland, U NICHOLAS SPERUS VELLES u o TR Conr HUGO PONCE VERCES WALTER LIVINGSTONE vOOS THL Delta Kappa Epsilon S HAE DANIEL CONGREVE WADSWORTH Mooh'mum L nnecticut LESLIE ALLAN WALKER St. Andrew's CLYDE JOSEPH WALSH WILLIAM JOSEPH WALSH Providence, Rhode Island Classical High A.U.S.Killed in action. JOHN HOWARD WALTER Cleveland Heights, Ohio University School Delta Kappa Epsilon. MELVIN LEE WALTON Pennington, New Jersey Pennington Central High Theta Delta Chi ESEAAE WILLIAM KEMPTON WASHBURN Middleboro, Massachusetts Middleboro High Sigma Nu; Intramurals. LYMAN LESTER WATROUS Waterford, Connecticut Choate ROBERT BATCHELDER WATSON Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High U.S.N.R. WILLIAM CHARLES WATTENDORF Milton, Massachusetts New Preparatory UISIATACES ROBERT ARCHER WEBB Plainfield, New Jersey Plainfield High Alpha Delta Phi; Track; Sphinx; Tennis: Yacht Club; Intramurals; Baseball; Pistol Team; Commis- sioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. LEWIS AUSTIN WEEKS Scarsdale, New York Scarsdale High Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. PHILIP HENRY WEISBECKER, JR. North Plainfield, New Jersey Plainfield High Phi Gamma Delta; IGB; Sphinx; Brunavian; Liber, photo-editor; Key; Ball Brunensis Il, chairman; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. ARTHUR IRYING WEISS Providence, Rhode Island Hope High STARRE RICHARD BURTON WERNER Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Cheshire Delta Upsilon; Intramural. oSt JAMES WILLIAM WEST, JR. Revere, Massachusetts Revere High U.S.N.R. WILLIAM MEYER WHEELER West Collingswood, New Jersey Collingswood High Alpha Delta Phi; Commissioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. HARRY CECIL WHITAKER, Il Wheeling, West Virginia Western Reserve WILLIAM GERALD WHITE East Greenwich, Rhode Island East Greenwich A.U.S. WESLEY NORMAN WHITE, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Mount Pleasant High A.U.S. Missing JAMES WHITTLE, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High 60 ROLLIN CAMPBELL WHYTE Wickford, Rhode Island North Kingstown High A.US. JOHN WESLEY WILKINSON Easton, Pennsylvania Harrisburg Lambda Chi Alpha U.S.N.R. Killed FRANK JOSEPH WILLIAMS, JR. Amesbury, Massachusetts Governor Dummer Brownbrokers; Swimming; Yacht Club; Petty Officer. A.U.S, MARLAND CHARLTON WILLIAMS Providence, Rhode Island Providence Country Day Swimming; Brownbrokers; Yacht Club; Petty Officer; Graduated Feb. '45. UESINERE FREDERICK FIELD WILSON, JR. Warren, Rhode Island Warren High Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN WILSON West Senior High Pawtucket, Rhode Island Delta Tau Delta; Ships Service Bd.; Basketball. U.S.N.R. WARREN CHARLES WILSON Glens Falls, New York Glens Falls High Alpha Delta Phi; Golf; Track; Intra- murals. UESINER? JOSEPH WINSTEN Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High Navy Blues; Navy A List; Fenc- ing; B. C. A. U.S.NIR. .6!- 5C H. Anderson, Jr. B. Cook. Il1-John Stuart H. Good 4Richard A. DeCarolis. . Francis. 9Harlan J. Espo. 2Harold C. Coolidge. Friedman. 7Stephen M. Garratt. 8Paul E. Peckham. V. Boyd. 13Ralph F. Gossler Evans. I5Adrian P. Becke b i t F. Cook. 20Leo R. Cavanaugh, Jr. 21Malcolm 25Edward P. Blanchard, J tephenson. 24Jerald J. Morgan nce D. Joselit, Jr. MARSHALL GREENBLATT WOLFE Providence, Rhode Island Classical High Pi Lambda Phi. HIRAM WOODWARD, JR. East Westmoreland, New Hamp- shire Keene High Dean's List; Graduating June '45. JOHN WALDEMAR WYDLER Long Beach, New York Long Beach High ALS WILLIAM LEMASTER YEAGER New Rochelle, New York New Hampton Delta Tau Delta. AL, WILLIAM WALLACE YOUDEN Hicksville, New York Hicksville High Sigma Nu. ALLEN NORRIS YOUNG Cowesett, Rhode Island Moses Brown Phi Delta Theta; Chem. Club: Pla- toon Guide; Rifle Team, capt.; Intramurals; Commissioned Oct. '44, Cert. U.S.N.R. HOWARD SETH YOUNG, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Moses Brown Delta Phi; Yacht Club; Soccer; Glee Club: Brownbrokers: Baseball: Dean's List. U.S.N.R.Died in service. LEOYZEFTEL P'iu'lUl:Hr i PWZDE Is .4 Classical High AUS. WALTER HARDIE ZILLESSEN, JR. Boston, Massachusetts Deerfield Delta Tau Delta. SIS JAMES TOOMA ZORA Providence, Rhode Island Hope High UJ.S.N.R MEMEERS WHIC WERE IRANSFERRED 10 BROWN INIC THE CLASE OF 945 MICHAEL ANTHONY ABATUNO Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Academy Providence College Certificate, Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. RICHARD FREDERICK AHLERT River Edge, New Jersey Hackensack High S Junior College of Bergen County U.S.N.R. . CLAUDE FERRELL ALLISON Dorchester, South Carolina North Charlestown Hig Cornell University ed Feb. '45 U.S.N.R B FE LINIEE SinEs MAVY JOHN WILLIAM BACH Brooklyn, New York St. John's Preparatory Sct University of Rochester Phi Kappa Psi; Navy A L E ball; Basketball; Company C mander; Graduated Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. FREDRICK EVERETT BALDON!I Clearfield H S C Se Y C Dalta v N A :. S.N 9 JOSEPH WILLIAM BARRY, JR. Hia c A ROBERT EUGENE BEAUREGARD 355 . JOHN RUSSELL BLEASE Pawtucket, Rhode Island East High School R. I. State College U.S.N.R. CHARLES ROBERT BLICKLE North Haven, Connecticut Hamden High School Bryant College J.S.N.R. HOWARD FREDRICK BLOHM Weehawken, New Jersey Oratory School St. Peter's College U.S.N.R. HERBERT LESLIE BRICKMAN New York, New York De Witt Clinton High School New York University U.S.N.R. WILLIAM BAYLIES BRIGGS Anthony, Rhode Island Coventry High School R. I. State College UESERINRS HERBERT BROOKE, JR. Johnsten, Rhode Island Classical High School R. I. College of Education ESINERE STEPHEN GOULD BRUSH Maplewood, New Jersey Millburn High School Upsala College Football: Platoon Guide: Commis- sioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. ALFRED JOSEPH BUCKLEY Katonah, New York St. Mary's of the Assumption University of Rochester B. C. A.; Newman Club; Glee Club; Graduated Feb. '45, ESTHER THEODORE CARL BURGASON Marienville, Pennsylvania Jenks Township School Grove City College U.S.N.R. FRANK BUTISTE Grove City, Pennsylvania Grove City High School Grove City College U.S.N.R. JOHN JAMES CARGILLE Arlington, New Jersey Kearny High School Morris Junior College U.SINLR. CARL LEONARD CARLSON Arlington, New Jersey Kearny High School Upsala College U.S.N.R. o b4 o ROBERT E. CARWRIGHT, JR. Fanwood, New Jersey Plainfield High School Union Junior College U.S.N.R. PETER MARIOS CAVAS Providence, Rhode Island Central High School Providence College Certificate, Oct. '44. URSHEERE LEONARD RAYMOND CHURILLA Homestead Park, Pennsylvania Munhall High School Grove City College EIESENERE JOSEPH CARL CIECHELLI Providence, Rhode Island Mt. Pleasant High School R. I. School of Design IASIRIR GERARD EDGAR CLAIRMONT Fall River, Massachusetts Monsignor Prevost High School Providence College U.S.N.R. FREDRICK MILTON CLARK, JR. Grove City, Pennsylvania Stoneboro High School Grove City College U.S.N.R. FREDRICK JAMES COFER Glenrock, New Jersey Ridgewood High School Virginia Polytechnic Institute Sigma Nu; Dean's List; Intramurals; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. LIONEL RUSSELL CONNELL, JR. Stottville, New York Hudson High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. JAMES PATRICK CONNELLY, JR. Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Engiish High School Boston College Certificate, Oct. '44. U.S.N.R. JAMES STANTON CONOVER Newark, New Jersey Barringer High School Upsala College U.S.N.R. JAMES WALLACE CONRAD Westfield, New Jersey Westfield High School Union Jr. College Lambda Chi Alpha U.S.N.R. WILLIAM FRANCE COWEN, JR. West Warwick, Rhode Island Coventry High School R. I. State College UESINIRE WILLIAM EDWARD COYLE Long Branch, New Jersey Lc Branch High S L 1 A Jlun O v ymbda Chi Aly EDSON SHATTON CRAFTS v Green J y ore eld A R I C Call THOMAS LEROY CULBERTSON ,, ! Wea tn EMIL DAUTEL A Y PAUL MARSH DAVIS, JR. 1a v Yall RICHARD ANTHONY DE CAROLIS rvant C S.N.R FRANK JOHN DELZIO ng Island City, New Y LUKE SEBASTIAN DE STEFANO R S R jer R. Peck High S l Certificate, Oct. '44 N.R. NORMAN EDWARD DIETRICH JOSEPH EDWARD DODD A +H 3 1Y Viassachu East S H F i e Col NJ R 3 WILLIAM ERNEST DUBOIS W n MNE - SE N . S Char A Brvant C PAUL HERFORD EAMES, JR WILLIAM GEORGE ECKLES New Castle ennsylva . in GILBERT PERILLON EDWARDS 3 w nia High Sck MAURICE HUGH EGAN RICHARD FRANK ELLIOTT N JOHN WARNER EUEN DANIEL JOSEPH FALVEY, JR A GERARD FERNANDEZ, JR. JOSEPH FRANCIS FLANAGAN West Roxbury, Massachusetts Boston College High School Boston College Swimming; Newman Club; Basket- ball: Intramurals. U.S.N.R. ARAM PIERRE FLEURANT, JR. Woonsocket, Rhode Island Assumption College Bryant College EESIRERE WALTER JOSEPH FLYNN Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Academy Providence College U.S.N.R. JAMES NORRIS FOWLER Altoona, Pennsylvania Altoona High School Penn State College Baseball. PISIRERE PAUL JOSEPH FOX Edgewood, Rhode Island La Salle Academy Providence College U.S.N.R. COSMO FRANCHETTI Providence, Rhode Island Hope High School Providence College U.S.N.R GERARD FRANCIS FRANKLIN Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Academy R. I. School of Design Track; Brunavian. u.s. k J.S.N.R EARLE HARYEY FULFORD Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High School R. I. State College U.S.N.R GERARD McKEON GALLIGAN Watertown, Massachusetts Boston College High School Boston Colleg Newman Club U.S.N.R e RUBIN CONLEY GAUSE Elmhurst, New York Newtown High School Cornell University Navy A List; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. ROLAND PHILIAS GENDRON Hyde Park, Massachusett Hyde Park High Schoo ege GEORGE TERRENCE GILDEA North Andover, Massachusetts Johnson High School Boston College 1SN RICHARD MARCUS GILL Lubbock, Texas Anson High School Texas Tech. College U.S.N.R. WALTER LAWRENCE GIORDANO West Orange, New Jersey West Orange High School Upsala College Intramurals: Football; Platoon Com- mander. U.S.N.R. PETER SIMMONDS GIVEN Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge High School M.I.T. Football, Mgr.; Basketball, Mgr.; Yacht Club;: Dean's List; Gradu- ated Feb. '45. USNR. WILLARD ARTHUR GOODWIN Hopedale, Massachusetts General Draper High School R. I. School of Design LULSINGR. MYRON GORDON Brooklyn, New York Lafayette High School Brooklyn College Dean's List. U.S.N.R CARL FROBOSE GRAESSER, JR. Longmeadow, Massachusetts Technical High Schoo University of New Hampshire Theta Delta Chi: Yacht Club. LIISINIERS JAMES O'HARA GRIFFITH Williamsville, New York Williamsville High School Syracuse University iSNRE GEORGE HAGEMEISTER Morris Plains, New Jersey Morristown High School Morris Junior College U.S.N.R. GERARD PHILIP HAGERTY assachusetts s High School JOHN FRANCIS HALLIDAY West Roxbury, Massachusetts C L'!nr !Jih',fJ Tuf+ l mdr.; Gradu- lDudley R. Morean, Jr. 6Robert B. Watson John Mulloney. l6Samuel P. 2 Leo n J. Marks. 22 7Thomas I2James M. Stew 29 rving N. 1 7Walt lo JOHN SHATFORD HANDCOCK Chicago, lllinois Concordia High School Grove City College Dean's List; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R TOM HARALAM McKeesport, Pennsylvania McKeesport Technical High Schoo Grove City College U.S.N.R. OTIS HERBERT HASTINGS RarTISQ'yA NeVV JETSEY Ramsey High School Junior College af Bergen County Lambda Chi Alpha. LS NER: AMBROSE SOULE HAVEY, 3rd Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Riverdale Country School Junior College of Bergen County U.S.N.R. JOHN FRANK HEINZ Allentown, Pennsylvania Lehigh University Alpha Delta Phi; Brownbrokers; Football; Company Commander. VSN .R: RALPH EDWIN HEINZERLING Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn Polytechnic Preparatory School Bucknell University Yacht Club; Intramurals; Commis- sioned, Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. GEORGE LOUIS HEITMAN Roselle, New Jersey Abraham Clark High School Union Junior College Graduating, June '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN IRVING HILLYER Red Bank, New Jersey Red Bank High School Monmouth Junior College Lambda Chi Alpha; Brunavian; Yacht Club. WESENERE JAMES HINES Northport, New York Northport High School Drew University Delta Kappa Epsilon; Track; Soccer; Graduated, Feb. '45. EIESIRERS NORBERT EDWARD HIPP Johnstown, Pennsylvania Johnstown High School University of Pittsburg Baseball. U.S.N.R. JOHN RANDALL HOCKING Detroit, Michigan Redford High School Michigan State College Lambda Chi Alpha; Baseball; Pla- toon Commander. U.S.N.R. STUART MORTIMER HUNT Plainfield, New Jersey Plainfield High School Union Junior College Graduaiing, June '45. LS NiRE ROBERT LOUIS JIRA Cleveland, Ohio Schaaf High School Fenn College Phi Kappa Psi; Football; Track; Graduating, June '45. U.S.N.R. ARTHUR LEONARD JOHNSON Bristol, Connecticut Bristcl High School Upsala College U.S.N.R. ROBERT BAILEY JONES Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania Jersey Shore High School Dickinson Seminary Junior College ULSINERE NORMAN PETER JOYAL Pawtucket, Rhode Island St. John's Preparatory School Boston College Newman Club: French Club; Track. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM EDWARD KAY Erie, Pennsylvania Strong Vincent High School University of Pittsburg Baseball. U.S.N.R. PHILIP JOSEPH KELLEHER Beverly, Massachusetts Beverly High School Northeastern University Phi Gamma Delta; B. C. A.; Intra- murals; Yacht Club; Ships Ser- vice Board; Certificate Oct. '44, U.S.N.R. FRANK ALEXANDER KEMP, JR. Hillside, New Jersey Hillside High School Upsala College U.S.N.R. JOHN FRANCIS KENYON Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Lincoln Preparatory School Penn State College Lambda Chi Alpha; Brownbrokers; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. EDWARD JOSEPH KING Newton, Massachusetts Boston College High School Boston College Baseball. U.S.N.R. GEORGE KLEIN Detroit, Michigar Dartmouth C U.S.N.R WILLIAM FRANK KOCH N B s L Ma L k Delta 1 L L Ot . g B d: Dea RICHARD LESTER LAPAN Warren, Rhode Island Warren High Sch Brvant C s USNR DONALD LEAVITT Gow School R.P.I Delta Phi; Yacht Club; Comm sioned Oct. '44, LJ.S.N.R HENRY VIRGINIUS LEONARD, JR. Scarsdale, New York White Plains High Schoc Wesleyan University Alpha Delta Phi; Football; Brown mariar Club; Graduated Fek 45 S.N.R DONALD GEORGE LESTER Grove City, Pennsylvania C i, Colen Delta Tau Delta; B.'C. A., Vice Pre Cnhin + 8 S Latin Club; Brownbroke Dean's List; Classics Club; Grad yted Feb. '45 U.S.N.R BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LEVENTHAL Wilbraham Academy Corne University Soccer Dean List Graduated Feb. '45 U.S.N.R RUDOLPH LUX, JR. Ashton, Rhode Island St. Raphael Academy R. I. State College U.S.N.R WILLIAM MICHAEL LYNCH St. Patrick High Sche St. Peter's College Lambda Chi Alpha; Newma Math Cluk U.S.N.R ARCHIBALD F. MacDONALD Tremont Penn van DONALD JUDE MacPHERSON Ma 5+ HENRY ANDRUSS MARTIN, JR. Universit f R T p Upsilon: 1GB O Graduated Feb. '45 U.S.N.R ROBERT CARL MAY Waketield, Ma r U.S.N WILLIAM JAMES McCOO Camt 1Qg Massa tt N an C l N R JAMES GERARD McETTRICK A via KENNETH JACKSON McGUCKIN X .. W KENNETH GEORGE McKENZIE Acad JOSEPH HENDERSON McMULLIN JAMES THOMAS McNEIL Everett, Massachusetts Boston College High School Boston College Baseball. U.S.N.R. JOHN ALLAN McTAMMANY Providence, Rhode Island Hope High School R. . State College Track; lutramurals. ULSINIR ROBERT DAVIS MEARS Glen Ridge, New Jersey Glen Ridge High School Upsala College WESENIERE ANTHONY JOHN MEI Yonkers, New York Roosevelt High School New York University Newman Club; Intramurals. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM WALSH MELLOR West Warwick, Rhode Island Coventry High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. PAUL JOSEPH MIKELONIS Du Bois, Pennsylvania Du Bois High School Penn State College LS NR CHARLES HARVEY MILLER Long Branch, L. I, New York Long Branch High School Monmouth Junior College U.S.N.R. RAYMOND EDWARD MOFFITT Pawtucket, Rhode Island La Salle Academy Boston College Phi Kappa Psi; Newman Club; Base- ball; Band; Intramurals; Dean's List; Football. U.S.N.R. EDWARD JOSEPH MONAHAN Shawomet, Rhode Island La Salle Academy R. I. State College Newman Club. USNRE BARTLIN MONTIEGAL Wheeling, West Virginia Warwood High School Linsly Institute of Technology U.S.N.R. WILLIAM MILLIKEN MOODY Cape Elizabeth, Maine Deerfield Academy Bates College Theta Delta Chi; Liber; Brown Key: Football: Yacht Club; Dean's List; B. C. A.; Ball Brunensis; Class Treasurer; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. 70 CHARLES WALTER MORGAN Clayton, Missouri Clayton High School Harvard College Tennis; Golf; Boxing; Rifle Team; Liber; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN EYAN MORGAN Windber, Pennsylvania Windber High School University of Pittsburg Phi Kappa Psi; Ship's Service Board. U.S.N.R. WILLIAM CLEELAND MORGAN Butler, Pennsylvania Butler High School Grove City College Band; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. FRANK OWEN MORRIS Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Ridgefield Park High School Junior College of Bergen County U.S.N.R. JOSEPH ANTHONY MOSCATO Linden, New Jersey Linden High School Union Junior College ESHAEES FRANK RAY MOULTON, JR. Quincy, Massachusetts North Quincy High School Tufts College Dean's List; Graduated Feb. '45. DESTRERY WILLIAM CHARLES MULCAHY Lawrence, Massachusetts Central Catholic High School Boston College Newman Club; Football. U.S.N.R. MONROE WALLWORK MUNSELL Westerly, Rhode Island Stonington High School Carnegie Tech Tennis; Navy A List. U.S.N.R. ROBERT CLARENCE MYERS Paterson, New Jersey Eastside High School State Teacher's College U.S.N.R. ROBERT NATHANIEL NASON Cranston, Rhode Island Cranston High School Rhode Island School of Design S. B.; Brunavian; Brownbrokers. U.S.N.R. STEPHEN WESLEY NEASE Wollaston, Massachusetts North Quincy High School Eastern Nazarene College Graduating June '45. US.NR. ORLANDO L. NICHOLS, 3rd Williamsport, Pennsylvania S. Williamsport High School Dickinson Seminary Junior College Delta Phi. US.N.R. BRIAN EDWARD NOLAN Newton Center, Massachusetts Huntington School Boston College Swimming. U.S.N.R. BERNARD FRANCIS O'BRIEN Rosindale, Massachusetts Public Latin School Boston College U.S.N.R. NEIL MANON O'DONNELL Attleboro, Massachusetts Attleboro High School Boston College U:SINGRS JOSEPH LUIGI PANNONE Providence, Rhode Island Central High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. WARREN LESLIE PASSMORE, JR. Kittanning, Pennsylvania Kittanning High School Grove City College Dean's List; Petty Officer; Gradu- ated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. RICHARD SAYLES PASTER Providence, Rhode Island Hope High R. I. State College CIESINERE RALPH EDWIN PATTERSON, JR. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Liberty High School Cornell University Dean's List; Graduated Feb. '45. LESINGRS HARRY JOHN PAUSE Hillsdale, New Jersey Park Ridge High School Muskingum College U.S.N.R. GABRIEL VINCENT PESCE Staten Island, New York Port Richmond High School Cornell University Alpha Phi Delta; Dean's List; Her- ald-Record; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. DANTE ADAMO PENNACCHIA Providence, Rhode Island La Salle Academy Bryant College U.S.N.R. STANLEY PETERFREUND City lsland, New York Bronx High School of Science Cornell University Liber; Brunavian; ASME, Gradu- ated Feb. '45. JSINERS KENNETH BELL PERSITZ New York, New York Dorchester High School Union Junior College U.S.N.R. JOHN PETRONIO Medford, Massachusetts Medford High School Boston College U.S.N.R. CLINTON ELLSWORTH PIPER Altoona, Pennsylvania Altoona High School Penn State College U.S.N.R. JOHN ANTHONY PISTILLI Rochester, New York Jefferson High School Cornell University Commissioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. DONALD PENCE POLLARD Springfield, Massachusetts Technical High School R. I. School of Design Brownbrokers. U.S.N.R. PAUL VINCENT RILEY Norwood, Massachusetts Norwood High School Boston College Dean's List; Newman Club; Ships Service Board. U.S.N.R. JOE DYER ROBERTSON Dalton, Georgia Dslton High School Georgia School of Technology U.S.N.R. THOMAS CONRAD ROBERTSON Jamestown, Rhode Island Rogers High School R. I. State College UESINER. RICHARD EDWARD ROBINSON Westbrook, Maine Dixfield High School Wesleyan University Football; Dean's List; Brunavian: Graduated Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. HECTOR JOSEPH ROBITAILLE, JR. New Bedford, Massachusetts Holy Family High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. o J2 GEORGE F. RODENBUSH, JR. Brockton, Massachusetts Brockton High School Boston College U.S.N.R. JAMES JOSEPH RODGERS, JR. East Hartford, Connecticut East Hartford High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. NORMAN ROLFE Highland Park, New Jersey Highland Park High School Virginia Polytechnic Institute Dean's List; Sigma Xi; Graduating June '45. U.S.N.R. JOHN RICHARD ROSS Johnstown, Pennsylvania Southmont High School University of Pittsburg Baseball. U.S.N.R. PAUL LE ROY RYAN Schenectady, New York Mt. Pleasant High School : University of Rochester Delta Upsilon; Brunavian; Liber; Baseball; Soccer; Graduated Feb. '45, UESINERS ROBERT WALTER SANDERS Providence, Rhode Island Central High School R. I. State College U.S.N.R. JOHN EDWARD SCHEIFLY Huntington, West Virginia Huntington High School Cornell University Dean's List; Soccer; Graduated Feb. '45, U.S.N.R. ROBERT ELLSWORTH SCHLIER Millington, New Jersey Bernards High School Cornell University Dean's List; Engineering Club; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. SAMUEL JOSEPH SCHOENFELD Bradford, Massachusetts Haverhill High School Bates College Commissioned Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. RICHARD ASCAR SCHOFILL Warwick, Rhode Island Aldrich High School R. I. School of Design U.S.N.R. ALBERT LEE SCOTT C;w;r; College h t a Chi Alpha; Ball Brunensi Certificate Oct. '44 ntramurals; H.S.NLR. RUSSELL LEO SEARS Defiance, Ohio Shaker Heights High Schoo John Caroll University Newman Club; B. C. A. U.S.N.R. GERALD WITTES SHAFTEN New York, New York De Witt Clinton High Schoo New York University Dean's List; Graduating June '45 U.S.N.R. ARTHUR SHALIT Newark, New Jersey eequahic High Schoc Upsala College Tower Club. SINIR: RICHARD CARLYLE SHAW ast Orange, New ey VV,'CMR HA h U : lege ioned Feb. '45 U.S.N.R PAUL SHEEHY Andover, Massachusetts Punchard High Sch b nC eqe S NR DAVID MIL,HAEL SHEETS sylvania g Higl Carnegie Tecl S.N.R WiLLIAM MOLITON SHEMPP York HARRY LEON SHEPPARD, JR. Northtfield, Vermont Northfie de,PQ hool University of Ve nt ESENER JEROME KALMAN SHERMAN ooklyn College ntramurals; Cheerleader; Certif T JS.N.R. ROBERT CURRIE SILYER Rocheste H York D n e L 5 Theta Delta C D is h Liber Football; Boxin Ev all: Grad uated Feb 45 JS M RUDOLPH DAVID SILVERMAN Providence, Rhode Island Hope High Baseball; Tower Club; Sc Club; Orchestra; Yac Greduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. CONRAD CHARLES SIMMLER Westville, New Jersey : Math Club; Brown Preparatory School Penn State College Yacht Club. J.S.N.R. THOMAS JOSEPH SIMONS Arlinaton, Rhode lsland Queen of Peace High Schoo St. Peter's College J.S.N.R. JAMES COSMO SISCO WILLIAM HENRY SMITH Sprinafield, New Jersey Lexington High School U.S.N.R DEAN ROY STAATS S me erL Pukiw Hi: School D ew UFH ?Fk Tennis;: Math Honor List; Dean List; Graduated Feb. '45 U.S.N.R. KAROL WALTER STAWICKI Providence, Rhode Island Mt. Pleasant High Sct Bryant Coliege Engineering Society U.S.N.R JOSEPH STEPHEN SIEGAL, JR. WILLIAM HAROLD STONE Marrapan, Massachusetts Boston English High R. I. State College Tower Club; Brunavian; Network; Track. U.S.N.R JOHN ALFRED STRICKLIN Harrisburg, lllinois Harrisburg Township High School George Washington University U.S.N.R FRANK BRONESLAW STRUZIK Woonsocket, Rhode Island Rhode Island School of Design EIESIRERE EDWARD ANTHONY SULLIVAN Roxbury, Massachusetts Boston College High Schoo Boston College U.S.N.R. TAD IRWIN TAYLOR Gary, Indiana Horace Mann High Schoo Purdue University U.S.N.R. ROBERT JAMES TEFFT, JR. Rumford, Rhode Island 5st Providence High Schoc idence College N.R. com S, DAVID GROTE THORNTON West Hartford, Connecticut Kingswood School Bryant College U.S.NR. ROBERT STEWART TITCHEN Livingston, New Jersey West Orange High School Drew University Delta Upsilon; Boxing; Network; Yacht Club; Football; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R WARREN FREDRICK VAN ORDEN Sparta, New Newton Hi,f'w Scho Morris Junior College U.S.N.R. JOSEPH JOHN VASTA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania South Philadelphia Boys' High School Drexel Institute Lambda Chi Alpha; Yacht Club: Newman Club: Network B3SINERS ANTONIO YELOSO Valley Falls, Rhode Island Cumberland High School Bryant College U.S.N.R. o 74 PETER CHARLES VENTRONE, JR. Providence, Rhode Island Mt. Pleasant High School R. I. School of Design Ships Service Board. LS. N.R. THOMAS JOSEPH WALLACE, JR. Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High School R. I. State College U.S.N.R. HAROLD ELMWOOD WASHBURN Attleboro, Massachusetts Attleboro High School R. I. School of Design U.S.N.R. LEO PATRICK WATERS Newion Hw'gh ands, Massachusetts Sacred Heart High School Boston College U.S.N.R. GEORGE BRUCE WHITENACK East Orange, New Jersey Dickinson High School Drew University Track; RifleTeam; Swimming; Dean List; Graduated Feb. '45 U.S.N.R EDWARD WIELAND Lyndhurst, New Jersey Lyndhurst High School Junior C':mege of Ber?e County Baseball. DESTNIERE ARVID CARL WILLEN East Orange, New Jersey Newark Technical High Schoo Upsala College Yacht Club; B. C. A.; Glee Club U.S.N.R CHARLES L. WINTERS, JR. Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High School Swarthmore College B. C. A.; Dean's List; Graduated Feb. '45. U.S.N.R. JACOB WISNIK Keyport, New Jersey Keyport High School University of Newark U.S.N.R. JOHN ABBOTT WORTHLEY Red Bank, New Jersey Red Bank High School Monmouth Junior College U.S.N.R. PAUL RINEHART YODER Minerva, Ohio Minerva High School Ohio Northern University Graduating June '45, WESTNIRE IJohn V. Clair. 2Alan G. Steinberqg. 3 W. Hagman. 7Peter A. Tuckerman. 12Cecil Rhod Deutch. I7Kenneth M. McG 22John E. Kelly. 23Willia ch. 28- L. MclLella H. Vasken Aposhian 0 TRANSEER STUDENTS oo CIVILIAN ROBERT EARL ADAMS Pawtucket, Rhode Island East Senior High New York University DONALD JAMES BALDAMO Providence, Rhode Island New Haven High University of Connecticut A.US RAYMOND WILLIAM BARRY Providence, Rhode Island Portland High Rhode Island State College PHILIP GODFREY BOURNE Danvers, Massachusetts Holten High Providence Bible Institute ROLAND CARL CASPERSON New Britain, Connecticut New Britain High Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Phi Delta Theta. BESINIRE FREDERIC EDGEWORTH COLE Pawtucket, Rhode Island Providence Country Day Boston University Delta Phi. DAYID MANNING COLLINS New York, New York LaSalle Military Manhattan College U.S.N.R. JOSEPH MICHAEL CORCORAN West Springfield, Massachusetts West SDF;W?LFAT H'M;Jh American International College THOMAS EDWARD DOWD, JR. Springfield, Massachusetts Classical High Springfield Junior College FRANCIS XAVIER KANE, JR. Bronx, New York Fordham Preparatory Fordham College Alpha Delta Phi U.S.N.R. DONALD RICHARD KELLY Fall River, Massachusetts B.M.C. Durfee High Boston College ZYGMUNT A. KRUPOWICZ Providence, Rhode Island Ld Sd h:' Providence College JACK LEVY Port Richmond, Staten Island New York Port Richmond High Yeshiva College A.US. RUDOLPH LUX, JR. Ashton, Rhode Island St. Raphael Rhode Island State College PETER LEO MacLELLAN, JR. Manchester, New Hampshire Portsmouth Priory Notre Dame Callege Alpha Delta Phi; Baseball. I5INERE GERALD EUGENE MYERS Cranston, Rhode Island Moses Brown Haverford College Phi Gamma Delta. WILLIAM HAVILAND SMITH Lexington, Massachusetts Lexington High University of North Carolina ELMER REEVES C. STAFFORD, JR. Fall River, Massachusetts B. M. C. Durfee High Holy Cross Cellege WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR Stonington, Connecticut Stonington High University of Connecticut U.S.N.R. DAYID GROTE THORNTON West Hartford, Connecticut Kingswood Leicester Junior College HEATH OTIS WASHBURN Providence, Rhode Island Santa Monica High University of Southern California ALS. FRANKLIN JORDAN WATSON Cedar Tree Point, Warwick, Rhode lIsland James T. Lockwood High Rhode Island State College U.S.N.R. FRANCIS FREDERICK WHITE University City, Missouri University City High Washington University o sk ok ke sk ke g ok e ok ke o ok ke ke ok ok ok i ok ke ok ke ok ok i ok ke ok ok o ok ok ok 2nd Lt. John Riccitelli, son John W. Wilkinson. son of Mr. Pfc. Sheldon I. Clarkson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ricci- N A e Wil B vcon. oF of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clarkson telli of Providence, R. I., was in Wachinatoh' D.C4was a Pho- of Somerset Centre, Mass., was the infantry. He was killed in tographer's Mate third class. n the infantry. He was killed action in France on Feb. 5th, He died in the service of his n action in France on August 1945, i 4th, 1944, Pfc. John J. Roberts. son of Pvt. Joseph F. Shea, Jr., son Pfc. William H. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts of of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith of Riverside, R. I., was in the para- New York City, New York, was Lexington, Mass., was in chute infantry. He was killed in in the infantry. He was killed fantry. He was killed in action action in Normandy on June in action in Germany on Nov. in Belgium on Dec. l6th, 1944 9th, 1944, lst, 1944, Pvi. Duncan D. Fitzgerald son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M Fitzgerald of Willimanti Conn., was killed in action in Luxembourg. Ens. Howard S. Young, Jr USNR, son of Mr. and Mr Howard S. Young of Prov dence, R. I, died of pneumonia on board his transport in Philip pine waters Pvt. W . B J A 5. S ra Pfc. William J. Walsh, son of f Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ba rq Mr. and Mrs. James P. Walsh f Southington, Conn 35 a of Providence, R. I., was in the the Marine Corps Air infantry. He was killed in ac- i g in actio tHon 1945, 4 Dec. 29. 1944 7 7 o 7k ok 7k 2k ke i ok ke gk gk sk e sk o ok sk ke ke ke ke o ok ke ke ok ke e o ok ok ok ok ke ORGRANIZATIONS CAMMARIAN CLUB OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 President . . . . . . . . Paul A. O'Brien Vice-President . . . . . Robert W. Boole Secretary . . . . . . . .RichardJ.Tracy Treasurer . . . . . . . .D.Carlton Shul H. V. Leonard, Jr., A. E. Leach, C. G. Paulson, J V - ur . FertRL D C S P AR R T, C. E. Banks, R. L. Gifford, Jr., W. L. Wagner, R. B. Anderson D. Tiedemanr 0 BRI DeY SPRING 1945 . Edward H. Bowen, Jr. Albert R. Dow .Jay Z. James Robert M. Mosher QOEEICERS; President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . T' ICY P B AHx'JA'I son . Shull, W. L. Wagner The Executive Board at work: Frank Mullin, Managing Editor; Woody Blocher, Business Manager; Phil Weisbecker, Photography Editor; Bob Boole, Editor-in-Chief; and Gene Leonard, Sports Editor LIBER BRUIIECTSIS Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor . Business Manager . Photography Editor . Sports Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Art Editor EDITORIAL STAFF J. W. Bates K. R. Cash BRI S o C T. Hutchinson R. W. Jahn E. J. Miller S. Peterfreund M. Sawin SPORTS STAFF K. R. Cash E. Kaufman T. L. Culbertson W. M. Moody R. W. Jahn J. E. Scheifly R. C. Silver w 00w . Robert W. Boole . E. Francis Mullin, Jr. J. Woodward Blocher Philip H. Weisbecker, Jr. Henry V. Leonard, Jr. Edward H. Bowen, Jr. . Ramon J. Elias . Robert M. Mosher PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF E. Leach, Asst. Editor D. Goldense, Asst. Editor A. Greene, Jr. W. Morgan Peterfreund BUSINESS STAFF T. F. McCormick, Asst. Editor A. M. S : St A. P. Maynard s, ADVERTISING STAFF K. P. Blake, Jr. R. W. Jahn R. P. Brainard H. Kimball, Jr. C. T. Hutchinson E. J. Lownes, 3rd Editor Moult Sawin directs Jackie Berger and Dottie Dobson in making up the dummy, as Herb Bolotow works on a cartoon and Jerry Miller ponders over a hot news story HCRALD-BG D EDITORIAL STAFF EditorMoulton Sawin Desk EditorE. Jerrold Miller Sports EditorErwin E. Strasmich AssistantC. L. Busch Sports StaffN. Robinson, P. J. Rosch, B. I. Samors ReportersB. W. Bellow, T. S. Pratt, R. W. Jahn, MiEESTein, RN Eord Sl P A R E S ek AR Luce, J. W. Bates, S. W. Plimpton Navy CorrespondentJoseph F. X. Cuneen, C. SpA CartoonistHerbert K. Bolotow BUSINESS STAFF Co-Business ManagerRichard K. Knight Advertising ManagerKenneth P. Blake Associate Advertising ManagerFrank E. Kilpatrick AssistantsC. T. Hutchinson, P. H. Gutenkunst. E. G. Simmons, B. N. Warner Circulation ManagerJay Z. James AssistantsD. W. Mathewson, E. A. Krause + 84 o Business Manager Herb Barlow, former President, takes r the announ er's mike for an evening broadcast BROWIN NETWORR OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 President . . . . . . . WilliamR. Farrell Station Manager . . . . . Regis P. Hunkele Business Manager . . Herbert B. Barlow, Jr. e e A e b L L s g el Chief Engineer . . . . Donald F.Burnside Program Director . . . . William F. Murphy Advertising Manager . . . . Nancy Green Publicity Manager . B. Lawrence Levy Music Director i i v oNiles 1 Barlow d L 5 e al dutie qram o Pembro The Sock Buskin Board meets to plan next month's production: Tony Thornton, Marge Botsford, Alice Clark, Joe Riker, Gee Martin, and Betty Moyer SOCR BUSRII OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 President . . . . . . Joseph W.Riker, Jr. Secretary . . . . . . . Gertrude Martin Business Manager. . . . . Marjorie Botsford BOARD MEMBERS Marjorie Hackett Antoinette Thornton Elizabeth Moyer Alice Clark Harvey Langee, Gee Martin, and Joe Riker in a scene from Biography B8 s The stage crew hard at work affording sound affects for The Ghost Train , a Director Les Jones holds his ears foreground Production Schedule Aug. 18-19, 1944 . . . . Ghost Train Sept.29-30, 1944 . . . . . Biography Dec. 1-2, 1944 . . . . . Anna Christie Jan.5-6, 1945 . . . . Clash by Night April 6, 1945 . . . . . . Billy the Kid Gordon Shiliinalaw, Ann Steimer Wood, and Chuck Doebler in a sophisticated scene o5 O The fall editors Features Editor Paul Eames, Editor-in-Chief Hebe Bolles, Filing and Exchange Editor Jack Gordon, Managing Editor Howie Drew and Circulation Manager Phil Weisbecker BRUNAVIALN Editor-in-ChietWilliam P. Polifka Managing EditorA. Holmes Stockly Associate EditorDonald H. Reeves Features EditorThomas S. Pratt StaffW. F. Murphy, Jr., J. C. Schleck, G. T. Make-Up EditorRoss H. Strong Gates, P. Johnson, R. W. Phifer, E. C. Edge AssistantRamon J. Elias Sports EditorFlowler Baluvelt Burinesss Manager-Willian H. Jasfing Jr. StaffD. H. Holmes, E. E. Strasmich, H. R. Beck AadisdrrrJames Ry Nahrdang Advertising ManagerDavid T. Cross Photography EditorManning D. Goldense ... Clancy, A. B. Hoying Art EditorEdward Kislansky StaffJ. J. Westerfield, E. A. Di Bartolo, Circulation ManagerHoward E. Reese M. H. Kirschner AssistantRobert M. Austin Filing and Exchange EditorGeorge H. Lenning + 90 Front Row n, Jr., K. D. Tobin, Prof. A. R. Coolidge, Mr. F. P. Madeira, R. E. Keifer, Second r A. Price, D. A. Sargent, R. R. Bair, R. B. Anderson, J. E. Brophy, R. L. Hellens R i 3rocks, O. A. Rogers, H. H. Thomas, J. H. Campbel Third R R. W. Phillips, P. M. Johnson, E. A. Ahokas, J. Koval, R. P. Brainard, K. A. Brown, G. H. Lenning, R. B. Britton C. E. McKay, W. B. Callahan, R. J. Elias, R. D. Savard, J. R. Crawford, B. W. Brown Gl iile OFFICERS, SPRING President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Business Manager Librarian 945 . K. Douglas Tobin Edward H. Bowen, Jr. . Robert E. Keifer . Thomas Asquith Alan P. Maynard CONCERT SCHEDULE August 6, 1944 Qutdoor combined concert with Pembroke on Faunce House Terrace December 10, 1944 Combined Gilbert Sullivan concert with Pembroke in Faunce House Theate January I, 1945 Pembroke Chapel 945 Church J anuary ': DRl North Attleboro, Mass. . 97 January 14, 1945 Brown-Pembroke Orchestra and the Bruinaires, Faunce House Theater February 10, 1945 Simmons College at Brown in Faunce House Theater April 7, 1945 Wheelock College, Boston, Mass. Al 2l s Jackson College at Brown in Faunce House Theater April 28, 1945 s c r o Simmons College Front Row: J. B. Parsons, H. C. Aitken, R. M. Morris, Mr. K. B. Anderson, R. B. Anderson, Dr. J. Wach, R. Darian, G. H. Second Row: W. T. Keech, N. L. Westlake, A. D. Crowell, P. B. Hunt, R. B. Abel, M. L. Stein, A. H. Flack, N. F. Brooks G5 hes Third Row: A. F. Garry, B. N. Warner, R. S. Cummings, R. W. Weikel, R. A. Price, R. B. Watt, E. S. Hamilton. D. F. Sargent BROUI: CHRIGTIHTE- RSSO I ERE OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 President . . . . . . .RobertB. Anderson Vice-President . . . . . Richard M. Morris Secretary . . . . . . . .JamesB.Parsons Assistants i A e A R RN e e Ireasurer . S E T a D ER e S P REleBERaR Assistant s n i S o in iV Searehtk .94. Don Lester and Bob Abel make use of the pamphlet table outside the BCA office Hollis Tegarden holds up several booklets distributed by The Drive committee just afte the BCA of the annual fal Front Row: D. L. Hall, F. Jenckes, J. S. Siegal, L. MacKay, Mr. F. Madeira, Prof. A. R. Cooclidge, B. Asadorian, H. C. Foster, G. P. Edwards, S. Burr Second Row: M. Levin, A. Forestall, A. Franck, B. L. Oberhard, W. W, Eade, N. L. Barlow, E. Bonjour, W. L. Wagner, E. Staff M. Faulds Third Row: J. D. Kilpatrick, W. M. O'Connell, W. Smith, D. Mendel, K. McNally, M. Rupp, N. Robinson, F. Patenaude ORCHESTRA OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 Presideni e e e e, Vice-President, Treasurer . . . James S. Siegal Secretary . . . . . . . . Louise MacKay WSl e e e e e S Dlein e le e S 1 Pembroke Board Member . . Frances Jenckes CONCERT SCHEDULE August 16, 1944 Combined concert with Glee Clubs, Faunce House Terrace January 4, 1945 Combined concert with Glee Club and Bruinaires in Faunce House Theater Wlay 20 194 Concert in Faunce House Theater e Q4 Vice-President Jim Siegal, President Hal Foster, and Directors Coolidge and Madeira The Orchestra Board M. L. Thomas, M. Fisher, K. R. Cash, E. M. Brady, Father Kelly, M. L. LaFond, H. A. Timm, E. Daly, J. Z. James, J. Brickley Second Row: M. Monaco, T. A. Brady, F. W. Lohse, A. Ryan, H. Chiarello, E. L. Fitzgibbons, M. C. Hodnett, J. D. Roberts R. Tyrell, C. Steeves, J. Grady, A. Henry Third Row: E. D. Ambrifi, C. R. Longo, N. Foresberg, J. E. McKenna, J. P. Sweeney, J. J. Devlin, A. F. Borelli, W. G. Cumming, E. Thorpe NCGUWIHAT CLUB OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 Front Row: B. C 5r mnt; President . . . . . . .William L. Wagner NicEPretidert rit e s S e SEeretary A S e ARSI lredstiter o o L N S TS The Newman Club B d meet w 1 L. Wagne W. Eade, N. Bake W THE FAUNCE HOUSE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front Row: K. D. Tobin, A. P. Maynard, R. P. Brainard, C. R. Rockwood Second Row: J. J. Devlin, R. B. Anderson, W. L. Miller BROWI UNION The above committee is in charge of handling the many activities which go on in Faunce House each semester, such as dances, the Coffee Hours, pool and billiard tournaments, and other similar valuable functions. Nels Jones, Manager of Faunce House and the Brown Union and Director of Student Activities, has a cup of Pierce Brereton and Ernest Hofer present The Three B's vs. coffee at the Coffee Hour BODgiE;WOquEH at one of the wPeHy Coffee Hours THE SPHINX President . . . . . . . .Harry C. Aitk Facuhy President . . . . . Prof. Philip Taf STl ln LT e Ernest H. Hof Treasurer . . . . . . . .R.Clinton R Steward . . . . . .Joseph L. Dow y v Front Row: S. Torrey, W. B. Callahan, S. P. Blacher, J. G. Kaufman, D. A. Sargent, W. P. Corvese, A. W. Eade, N. L. Barlow H. C. Foster, W. L. Wagner Second Row: E. S. Hamilton, J. T. Beardwood, J. S. Handcock, C. L. Rooks, W. G. Eckles, H. J. Rosenblum, J. A. Nelson S. Blutstein, A. H. Nichols, C. J. Sheaff, H. A. Cohen, H. B. Barlow BAND OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 Leader. . . . . . . HaroldJ. Rosenblum Nanadari o e TR BN EhelE Yacht-Clubbers pregare for a Sunday afternoon excursion i CHT CLUB OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 Commodore . . . . . Herbert B. Barlow, Jr. Executive Committee . . Robert M. Lord, Jr.; Edwin M. Lewis: Carl F. Graesser, Jr. The Boat House . . . ...rigging . ...and finally the wid Q + 3 Bob Boole, Nat Davis, Frank Mullin, and John Henderson PHI BeTH HHPPH CEASSEOERIDES Herbert W. Bolles John B. Henderson Robert W. Boole Ernest H. Hofer Nathaniel Davis Eugene F. Mullin, Jr. Alberto Echeverria Jeremy U. Newman James B. Gabriel Rodney G. Sarle Fred F. Wilson, Jr. B SIGMA XI CLASS OF 1946 James H. Austin Alden E. Leach Carl L. Becker Elwin E. Linden Henry W. Boger Hugh A. W. MacNair William J. P. Byrne Leon J. Marks Edward N. Clarke Joseph H. McMullen Howard E. Drew Samuel Millman James B. Gabriel Lynn M. Pease Robert T. Jenkin Norman Rolfe O Front Row: J. L. Richman, M. G. Tesler, J. J. Foster, M. S. Frank, J. S. Siegal, J. G. Kaufman Second Row: B. C. Gladstone, B. H. Herman, R. P. Davis, CHSNOgane STRPEk; TOWER OWER CLUE is still going strong en the cambus, despite the fact that the war has entered ts fourth veor lower asin the past, still manages o ger its share of campus honots. L ast semesier the club held many oo clal finctions. The outing of the Brown Reservalion on January 3 was e nuge suc. cess, ana the folowing week lower held s reallar semester dance ot the Froy dence Bitmore with ommy Masso s O chestia broviding the music. When the football season rolled around, Front Row: S. E. Sugarman, B. W. Bellow, E. A. Salter Kl w w 6 iR C Bl W Cherlin BD Shipio 5 Weiner Leoch Rin EBngle ound bo sielar Bt R. A. Kotlen, I. Halzel siingers p Bl Booaen, B beck and Sy Blutiieln tackle. Elini Salter received hie UV Baikeibal lelier while Rudy Silver. ran bayed forverd o The Bioin cocce B salen, Bob Pechtorpleced cons ctently in the Brown 8 White s winter trace meels Cin the stofl of the Herald Recora we find Chick Buschas Assistant Sporbs B tor, and Norm Robinson and Burt Bellow, reporters, Diek Shaoire hes faken leading part nmany ofthe S0 Buskin produc. tonedurng he pastlew cemecters, Fyvery Friday night ot 9:30 yoll can heat Bineo Bernstein announcing over Statiop BUBC Boo Abel s at bresent president of the Chemoty Clio At lowers reguler semeder banaed held at the Bilimore on January 31 Gy Claan was elected president: Bernie Gad. ctone vice prosident 5y Bt tens uter. ano Bur Be 0w cecietary OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 e . e s o i rald S. Ogan Vice-President . . . . Bernard C. Gladstone Secretary . . . . . . . Burton W. Bellow Treasurer . . . . . . . Seymour Blutstein Front R G. K 5 b nd R. N A The NAVY . wait ... Name? AttenTION ! Don't smudge it . . . Careful! Inter-company sports provide lots of color . . . e - s V f C And then, seaworfhy G PT keeps us The Governor, President, Captain, and others look us over . .. Out to the football game, via our own two feet ... And finally . . . down the hill for those Big Commissions! FRATERNITIES Front Row: I. Littlefield, J. Tillotson, H. A. W. MacNair Second Row: R. E. Lowe, D. C. Shull, F. E. Kilpatrick, Jr. ALEWAY UP College Hill stands the AD Houe row londly and de serted, but through Caswell and Legeman, Littetield, and Maxey and even as far as Hope College ore spread in lively array numerous active Alphs Delte Arcund campus we fnd . Bob Lowe occupying the President s chair in the Cam Club ond urging his 1eam on fo viciary over Colaste .. Sendy Machlair Commo dore of the Yacht Club SUb Bat Com ond doing the Secrefary wore for the Cam Club .. Chris Littlefield showing gooo form and came on the Tennis Courts and enioying the faciities of the Senate when- everpossible. . Bob Boltle Beole editor of this book vice prexy of the obster. men qetting orchestras lned Uup for Bal Brunenss Jim Tillotson taking care of the Business Board of the Herale Record and along with Bros. Shul John, Sewin Webp aid Heover assisting Brother Red Beleeck in qetting married Gene Leonard ako o Lobeterman snd blaying o helly fght Front Row: W. J. Ralston, Jr., W. M. Wheeler Second Row: H. V. Leonard, Jr., J. D. Hunt, C. M. Burton, c T. Hutchinson, R. A. Webb auardenthearidteam .. Chuck Burton President of the A.D.'s previous to Bottle ALPHA DELTA PHI stencina ol bare hours pt Herace hare wilh cne 54 Keebe feener of the Brunonian Chapter Jim Peirce saying hello to all entering the Srokine Boo o e Hay o Blue Boon Folunded 1836 . Feather o pUbiing the shol i ab mireble foshicntor old Brown trach oo o Wb eving ool onall oo son ond making Weleiey hobpy W ih his beence every snare weelend Ly ohul lreacurer of the Lam LD, ardent soninemon 0iding Bro lord n Bos ton weekends . . . Gil Hoover, spreading oy onadelight with his Bristol par 1es Johnny Keohane cperating en Lope o0 weekends . Buleh Kilpateick pitching for ... . . Fadie bayrs . Dick Knaht teking over N Edeaak G Ferpiam R4 M HEm Herald Business where Tily oft off 4 x brothers otterding ond cving cood bar fiee ot he Poaven, Blimore, Hara o Rd . ond Brown oF ouiing 0t a8 A Delt Dlews Letter t0 AL s inthe o1 100 anc howing that o aternily 0oee nod need a holse 0r peace e B0 0pe 0 with the same standards as always. F. Blauvelt, J. P. Falconer, R. E. Robinson, A. T. Owens B o Il ' EEIC whie houe et 4 Becre wil mics the claee of 46 Frank Mullln Sphiny precident 1GB De el inoteam PhiBete Kapra Brown Key eic we lmiss your bass et the nolse lambotees evercnee Jack Meanley el oty ey fecdinctend ot Mineh smorsels vour voice hae Fod o special ploce af Ut sone fests . That ebretch up Menning tieet ol seam oneny without Mooch Robinson Histinoalongofaneveing . and wiat s iobecome of Geoige Holise without Peter Petel Given, accictant boo oall manager, ard co pesketoall manager, haunting the place? . . Anywey Moy vollll kioy whete Maury Larleon for 0 while noy Alcne with Frenk M 0 Hhe Bpniny are Fowler Bauve t Bruney on sports staff, G0 and Bud Falecner,. Rua's been sun. botting the tngineerng Socety be tween Tecnting for Brown and brecient tps 0 ot where Lave luckerman, . 20. BETA THETA PI Kappa Chapter Founded 1849 cre of the Watmeughmermen of the pact el Roy Littledield of the Brinayian and Underarad Athletic Counell willed his ponlcueal Herbsta Bis velncer brothers, Jery Tuccl and Joe Matorazze, when he et 10 earn his one hall inch of braid at Middie: school last summer, The hbuse has kept up its old tradi fions the brothers are always th sty ondaweys hunary .. We vetekencare of 0 want aong these lnes pretly well hirounhout the vear. Our boanauet ot the Hobe Cub wos something for the books, as were the Holice celebrat ons betore and atter Boll Brunensis Il . We still onther atolnd the pane of ap evening ang ng cnabrdee erpoker il eceupy come of the brothers evenings, Cf 1he twe ve mer 0 1he o of 45 who were Betas ot Beoon onll 100 e able 1o remain nere Lndil they were o otec . However ol contbUied 10 1he flccess of the Kappe chapter and 10 0ur muttalhoppnessat Browre bere o0 0 forward fosemediea reinion 0 e e s S. F. Tucci, E. F. Mullin, Jr., P. S. Given Front Row: J. W. Smith, T. F. McCormick, C. F. Smith, Jr. Second Row: C. A. Lewis, E. A. Larsh, S. Ripley 1ARTING it cecond century as o S prominent naticna fraternity, Delia Keppo Epsilon af Brown continues fo carry on in valiant array despite wartime limitations placed upon house octivities, 1he ceseried Deke house, now under un versbyrile continues to overlook the C ity of Providence and 1o hold o commanding position on College Hill An inside view on the brothers of the house wolld show them active in college and social affairs, running formal dences and cocklall parties, Front Row: C. F. Abbott, Jr., D. I. Sargent, J. W. Blocher Second Row: S. P. Lewis, C. D. Tiedemann Holding the name of D K E ina position of prominence among the fraternities of the Hill are: Bud Abbott former secretary of the house, platoon leader and football player . .. Stud Lewis former house presi. dent, member of the G R frack and soccer man. and viee commodore of the Yacht Club . Woody Blocher former house president secretary of the Cam Club, prexy of the l G B captain of var. sity baseball president of 446 iber busi ness manager, and baf com of the Navy Unt . . Charlie Tiedemann, Cam Clubber and star of the track tearm. whe rece vec national recognition as a fleet halfback on the 44 Bruip s Paulson, holder of the nationa 04.A breact stioke champlonship and of numerous N E Intar. Collegiate aguatic fitles, captain of the 44145 mermen, ond oltstanding alard on the arid sauad o A DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Upsilon Chapter Founded 1850 Jim Hlines, who distinguished himself as asoccer oasketnall and track siar by way of the varsity saiieds .. Dap Sargent man acer of the 44 football sauad member of the Key, and varsity track sauad. All the above brothers are now on active duty ot ansigns in Lincie Samue s fleet, S 1o be teen on compls are Pod Brien prexy of the chapter and the Cam Ub captain of the track team Bob Colick, holise treasurer . Ton MeCor mick assiciant busiress manaaer of the Lber ond many others, A P WASS G Y plirled the other o 1 emnocnte behold thiee voung Lnitormed genlemen palie 0 ther colrse down George Shreet bebere the vy covered biilding en the corner of Prospect and stand in silence for a full minute, hats in hend and neacs bowed reverently Ano thep if dawned Upon me that they were no coublreminiscing - calling fo mind moany happy porties 01 D Phis farmous Bamboo Foom, and thinkine of those brothers who had eready won the Battie of Brown and cone to ogger Hhings, Men ke Compodare Jor Morray whor frequenters of the Yacht ClUb oot Summer wil remember ano who inciden. tally, traded hs walnut shel onthe bkl forcbollle e ot lwo lima, Bome ofhers now tporing the coveted brad are Bill G. K. Dover, P. Brownell, R. W. Phifer DELTA PHI Beta Chapter Founded 1838 arrett, D. Leavitt, J. B. Henderson, D. Fairchild C. H. Doebler, 1V, T. J. Murray 46 Missing: R. Brooks, J. V. Clair, F. R GEekis, s - PV Kane S. Kostas, E. W. Liebsch O. L. Nichols, Ill, R. E. Shaw R. H. Austin, R. Grout, J. Macarchuk, A. Barrett, Dan Fairchild, and John Hender- son for ol of whom conimiss o v ot enanl climax . they bornee inthe big conpany commance lleienanf b OF bne shy ensans bar ok s now fationed temporarly ot hewpor ond hote of s who ko . pee Binny Be ey of teppering w D B P Chelee Doeber bok ana Buskin s character ac o lcharacter cnvway possed on o midshipe man school Ll ebout the time How e Youna wot gettng oyt ond m Eider wos toirg 1o Mavy rodie school Some of the o aer brothers Shill holding iorthoncoampus include Fua leach Can marian and ROIC company commander, Skip Barlow tadio magnate atlliated wiih BUBC, Bob Barrett, and Kent Dover. Leach Wi receve Bis conmisiion ot e end of the eurrent cemester and ob Barrel o Jack Kervon w llpass on to whotever tate sinstore ford good Y 1D eniors, Hlank Margatita s back al Brown 10 s oo 00 atter o ferm nthe Aty ond 0 sencon of brotessional footoal with the hienp Beore, Anc bhen o v ched The thiee vy menepacediberha ondythapring whistle inthe direciier fHe e Blonn beveled off down the b W A. Stoops, R. S. Hallock, C. V. Treat, W. B. Peter, Jr. TREE PRI R BB Bl Wman Club Sohink Cub Debating L ub ard LGB now apbrosches the Delt house af the corner of Prospect and Meeting Streets where Vin Lrent IShibs Service Board Sohine C U, Bru. navian, LG B and numeroLs other thing: splaying bridge with Bl Stoope the great man aboul campls and member of the Biown iey Forert Hlaock of the Swim ming tearm: and the shark of caras, VWalter Mitchell Looking over the r shollders are Robert M Brennon of the Boothall sguad arnd Richard Brainard Soccer, Wredtline Sock Buskin, Brownbrokers Board, Bru- navien, LGB and The Networkl. Newton Houseman, the transfer from Lehigh Univ,, is inside with Willam Cumming falding over the coming reception for the new freshmen of Brown as well as frving to fix the house books in a presentable order. Back af Faunce House we find several of the boys in the pool room. Gl Graydon, anew freshman, is being faught the art by Carl Swenson, who runs that joint once in a while. Upsiairs in the Bue Foom Phil Chick ltrying 1o mexe some litte airl s being interrupted by Richard Carpenter, 5 member of the Cammearian Clb: Jann Chuck Bweeney, footbell Newmean Club, Vice Marshal oohine Club: Edward Fitp gibbons of the Newnmar Club, and boxing, DELTA TAU DELTA Beta Chi Chapter Founded 1896 also I.G.B., who have no other motive than omeetthegitisthat PRl had inthe corner At the Gym Waller Mier s niember of the 5t idents Activitec Comm c drl ing the basketball teain, coniisting of Jarres evin Students Activitien Comm, o id Newman Club, Robert Janes, William Hultzrman, and that colorful freshnan Andrew Swanson. Ui letest brothers are fons of Sharoe Mobie s0 1 s here that we tind them trving to mekenickes. They are Pal Yeder of all mot everyibing on campus, Franky Newman the real collece JUE of the Navy Joseph Beardwood te l ing theee eute dtores Thus the Delts of the year are all over the place Liying To bring 10y 6nd coor 1o the campus os vell as 1o lead if in the e rious thinas that must foke place af Brown 46 Missin AL ' LA MR B 0 L fratern v oll but one of the mem. bers are i the ranks of The Brown R.O.T.C. or the V-12 unit. Under the able leadershio of Lon Ho mes the members are keebing Up with the best treditions of the Navy and he fraernity. DU 0 well reprecented in activities on cambus with Roc Williams, Boo Grady and WillRemick on last vear s varsity football tearn. Play. ing on Sown s hgheeering basketpall tconr orc Reece and Bussey: with Roos, Front Row: C. F. Wiles, N. A. Jerome, C. F. Roth, Jr., R. S. Titchen Second Row: W. S. Shepherd, D. R. Staats, M. A. Phillips Third Row: R. P. Grady, G. B. Whitenack, D. H. Holme: Fourth Row: P. L. Ryan, W. J. Roos Front Row: J. E. R. Henningson, J. A. Elmer, Jr., T. R. Woods, J. L. Randall Second Row: H. B. Allison, C. Rhodes, Jr., R. S. Messinger C. W. Moodie, Jr., W. H. King, Jr. Third Row: M. E. Rabbitt, R. H. Mareneck, L. H. Lippincott IR DELTA UPSILON Brown Chapter Founded 1884 Cdt Hall ong Altlen on the J V. leam. Holmes and Wiliams are track men, and Nels Odi s o baseball letter man, Al Dow maneger of football ana basket ball s alko a Brown Key man along with Bob Austin, Behleck and Ross work on the Erunavian. Fuler ano Elsper are Sphine Clubmembers Holdina iotheD U repu. totion scholedtically ere M bohlech, Aitken. Austin Hunt and Reos . all op the howy A o8 st epoul everybody turrs out for come of the informal intra. murcls previngthatthe boye e e freciing B Front Row: P. S. Sinclair, N. Odt, A. W. Bussey Second Row: A. R. Dow, R. T. Ross, J. C. Schleck, J. P. McMorrow Third Row: R. D. Williams, R. M. Austin, W. K. Taylor D. L. Ha Fourth Row: R. K. Aitken, W. J. Remick, H. F. Savoye, Jr H. E. Reese ontheir laurele cince the Lanpher Cup was retired 10 DU 0 1943 for the duration, 1he chaper recrete the loes of four memberein luire Bl Roos 51 Hint and Don Holme: are qracucting and receiving commisson Whie Ulin PLer eaves 1o medica schoel. Reos company sub .o, mander hae found time 1o pay bal on the varc by coccer feam and J V. backetball team. He hae been very active in keeping inframuras alive. Don Holes presdent w ar 5 r m p B T. W. Moller throughout his last semetier 0 the o, who always knows what the score i StuHnt s e grea fenn s 0l e on neer, and manages fo stay on the dean st et about oll the Hime Clind BLop vice-president of the chapter a0 o0 dowr the iob of 5phine Ul b ene ey blayein e orchesl andisachive in ool anc Buskn Thece tour men have con tributed greatly 1o the aercrs ol o1 standard of Dolts Uoeilor during theeo crtice vear ol it b dory Front Row: J. D. Roberts, W. J. Roach, J. H. Bateman, R. R. Seidel, R. W. Hambleton w: R. E. Pollard, W. W. McDonald, Jr. A X A Hoyle, Jr., J. R. Nahrgang, R. E. Kiefer Varner, A. W. Eade, Jr., C. V. McGrane, Jr. Second Rew: R. C. Olive R. S. Cummings, McCreedy, J. F. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Iota Zeta Chapter Founded 1912 to Bibnonia live the brothers of Lamoda Chi Albha Among them are Cactain Weoody Grimehaw and Al Hartley of the varsity backetball team who can be seen puzzling over the pros. pecte for he rext name . There s Fac. I:ROM NORTH HOPE across Littlefield cnater Bober s bl vaking fime with Femibroie L Brothers Darian ane Flack faking oUf moet of the Fraternity furnitiire Laterove Baell and O WEHG Who Teshe having ther mghfly wredtling mateh L AR Bade and Sheangler Wadner waliing around ke Danon and Pothios Handsome Hank Boger still thinking shout Mardiell L Dola Houle and Bob Scott pur ino over the latestphys s tar dlas . all the brothers looking o wara 1o the frafern ty dance o the Billmore Dick Morris working seven cavs o week in a warplant . Brother Maynara stiuaying hard inthe Law L ibrary . Charlie Heeb. ner of the swimmng feam . W ikied b ing honoed as the rafernity maccof and thorcughly enioying it . Cam Clubber and Hi Alpha Blaod Mac Maclonald sleeping most of the oy and then comblaining that vou can't get anvseer nthe Moy, Bl botteram o nathebrothers by his minutes of the meet. iras . Lindy and ' Hank Boger being Francis Woyland cchelare . Bob Han bore Hambleton plaving varsity footos and being or the Srown Rey . Bd B e descrbinghspetallontar, Bl We ner rinning o to 6 bl L OB veeting follewed by B oy Lobiierman 1o e Bil Roach hard ot worcea fing 00 Brine. vian. hieendenotherdsy 0 0la fety o ool Cb AEe 46 Missing: H. W. Boger, R. A. B Cla D. M. A. Co J. W. C vV F.S. Phraner, A. L Sha A Thack J. W. W F V 3 ErtRow TP OWOIE A BT J.M. T : Second W A K. A. Brown, A. H. Nichols, W. R. Rawson, G. B. Pickup, K. D. Tobin, R. L. Gifford, Jr., L. Mueller, Jr., A. A. Thornton, Jr., R. B. Anderson, E. H. B7N9H, xJV. HE PHI DELT'S, with more than half of the Holse wearing he Mavy blue, seern fo be doing all 1ight as far as cempus activities are concernea . Larry Miueller, president of 1he Bouie a0l Glee Club inding time fosupervice fiscal neede of the Cam Club .. Gecrge Higains and A Nichok busy keeping the aldl ary haopy at Horece Mann . Treasurer Ken Erewn hot on the trall of every brother with those monthiy bills . AL LT Bix youl Up with the N Thormton stlll tushing arcund locking for some place 0 have rieetings, what with the holise closed Bob Andercon, rushing chairman and BO A president wondering why he ever siined up for 8l those obs now that ne o CenberolCam Ul andsonine L Tey Bowern advertising manager of 1he Liber creterocver e Brown Key besdes be. noactive in Blee Club and Boninn Heoie Boies coing a swell ob editing the Brunavier . . Bro Brerefon feeping himsel by plaving boogiewoodie ang workinginihe BC A BeoHellenc arag Lally acaliring that out of this werld ook common toall phys cs majors while finding tme tof Glee CIb and Liber . . Bob Poather Porter, pow 0 the Navy along with T A Turner and Phil Ress keeping himself and the B U A busy with SPAL Reporer W e Miadleton spencing his time keeping the Scrol of Phi Deltq Theta filled with news of the R Alpha Front Row: P. J. Bray, J. B. Lawrence Second Row: R. G. Huckins, J. R. Decker, R. L. Hellens TR S N R Y PHI DELTA THETA Rhode Island Alpha Chapter Founded 1889 lhe Glee L IUb ane bno neerng cociety both pleated with Do o cbin s fhe it e el e v neiente. Dopbeby rep resenting fhe holse on the soecer feam while Faul Cook swims for the mermen . Chuck Sheell el on the way tovard o ey meo schedl arroinment . Bop Ciford presicng over Fh Det and also dong hisbhitferthe Cem b Dol Byod now conniissioned dream- ing of Hhe avs wher ve ovned a b Bl EBow on diinding ot midihipman's cheol ot Coumbie end Brsigp A Yelng g e B sen Wb Dele Rethuell nollos i Ay chow Yer dhe PRI LIelEs are hooing their ownl '46 Missing: O I A PHI GAMMA DELTA F ONE SHOULD pass 56 Waterman St., Pi Rho Chapter the normel home of the Phi Gams they would find o rather bleak forbiading Foundad 1902 steicture, The Fili s do not ve there now, bUt they are still as active a5 ever on the hil. The war has made many changes nec. essary, and one of these was the evecua- tion of the holise. However the Phi Gams are still the originators of those colorful dances and other ac ivities The size of the house varies with each tirn of the V.12 cemester. len of the cricinal memoers of the class of 46 ip Ph Gam hove elready left us for more imoor. tant obs with Uncle 5am L yman Watrous, Jee Cleott Bob Allen, George Myers, Beb Benes Ec Semer, Uidley Moresn and Bl Frovost were gone after one or two semes. e Jbevare cottered tar and wice now, Eut we hore they will Tnd their ways back obrewn inthenear uture. The loney only s Charlie Banks, who wil leave us in July forctyw Pihe el Dt preciaent dur. ingthesimmerof 44 Jim McKay el o i Bl O : Q o H duty lost tal e an Ensign. He relingl shed the re ne of oflice 1o the able hands of PR Ve sbecker, bhil before graduniing o Februory served ontne brown key L bar anc Brupay op stefis ano did o fine ob i helpna 1o promole Ball Brinenss Il ke Gavitt and Doc Creamer were back to see s inMarch BothKenand Doc have o Doefed Y g A Miaih eniap e g aresirrorinathe heliinch ool ebriee o0 their sleeve. This pat winter 1o Cotes o0 Dicl Heck sarnee their letter 0 e b0 o ... ... has been elected to the Brown Key. Joe b oot s oreiident of Socl ane Budlin We also will remember the swell party Joe threw Feb. 3. Those brothers remainin tinuina to keep the clan :f Uhe Fiii's oron n+ An +ha R. H. Hauck Krause G. T. Ruflin, R. C. Knight, J. E. Coffman, Front Row: W. J. Lyons Second Row: J. H. Dawson, Jr. HIREARRA Poll A moniment o the P men vwho forned the Briotherhood in 1857 o priceess memory o those who have left B L wearing the pin of fra. ternal love to assume their positions in the buspess world ano the defentes of our nation. lhere are meny whe have left our fre. terne circle i the past vear. We baove oo memcresof Udly Beother Woody Tieenb and Heop Gireenna gh who were Front Row: D. C. Krammes, R. E. Moffitt, W. C. Titcomb Second Row: R. O'Donoghue, C. R. Munn, H. F. Greenhalgh, J. W. Bach o K VY cutstanding on the vars ity diarond we m e all lanky Bob O Denoghie and his ielow enareer Don Krammes coing in and ol of the Engineerng Bullding We will not forgel our varsity and Joayvee Bas ketball representatives Brothers Johnny Bach anc Harry Shecpard . Nor will we forgel Brothers Al Rust Claude Big AL Alison end 1. A DeRobbio our three oUtsianding trolbaders whe were never Cwithout o song ! . Then there were Brothers Tommy Bovd and Ray Mottt who were in a world of their own, medicine . Brother Dave Hanaman Sheets, who wal e e o any sout bigorema end s conlliching colnterpart Dave Sttib e whocneremembers ifhe was ever o Phi Pe seut for bis kindress and consid eration . Brother Archie MacDona o wes olir philosopner ne hao an anecdete for every situstion . . Amond the brothers of Phi Pei 45 cbyle cte Jeviee Jomer ol orecicent and PHI KAPPA PSI Rhode Island Alpha Chapter Founded 1902 Beovnbkeo morn Bl Jiea et ot con ernthvey cepresident. Brother Chuce Mun ol bl secretary L Biotner bcb A e o inancd wind o ol lenky corespond ng secretary, Ralph knont. Biothe Reod leary ol big cie ron enoyboait ot BllLyons the pefect RBotele sk bim. Biother lerry Seboeder - big berconel y and it seconconly cleary v thhie oles Brother Gung Mol Apne Dal ey Blehler o Brown rleteamcenion. . Brother ey Ahatvwould fciie Farragll do 0 s siiuaton Shen has s eve o0 e Doyl Acadeny . Hhep there s Do B Diogines Blees o be 00l 00 0 e bebedd cnging o Front Row: R. S. Barnstone, H. J. Rosenblum, G. A. Aronson Second Row: P. Lapides, R. E. Deutch, P. R. Greene B. Fain, W. M. Levi, C. Feldman, I. E. Miller, H. K. Bolotow, N. H. Ellis Il1T A D HIS YEAR marckeo the commemors. tion of the Filtieth Anniversary of the tourding of B lambda BRI Wae Alpha, 18961 Several brothers at endec the celebration held n New Tor during the past semester T clas of 48 1o onenvicbeservicerecord . n the Ny are George Berger, sldying med cire at Harvera, Mashall Wo b ex o taplain of the Brown baseball team, ex-first-base- man Bhil lapides, Cherie Seid Amie Soforenko, ol former vice pesident Dk Deutch Herb Hirsch and past presdenis Paul Golgste n and Paul Green .. Serying with the Army are Don Greeneboum Brownbrokers star Dick Seidlitz, Sock Buskin performer 5tan Schamoan . . For mer frack star 5an Robman o with 1he marines . . . Stil tobeceenonthe camplusare broth. ers Ray s he shortl Barnstone . band leacler Mol Rocenblim playing some der rific piane for the boye in beinee Mol .. hodee vp end Lilversity bosebs champ Chucl Feanan in constant hoo woterwith the athor ties Bt et Leening PI LAMBDA PHI Phi Chapter Founded 1979 Up with o dame of ponl . Ben ! oeleon constantly keening e bove 0 elitches af the catd camps . herdawordng seribe Dick Likin frving to work oot current pay. cholonical problems . freasurer Stan Blacher takine everyithineg moch oo s cusly . edler Bey s Brwin Steasmich, otk e Herad Record soorts edi tor beying o figre o 1he few Linsolved roes . ared botlenight Schlencer walching over the fellowe in Brunonia By Hibba hubbe Sadew anxic by voino o ool from the Merchen Marine Acadeny dererellywailing nilbe Falsia .. Heopyaolueky iny Biller, soen 10 lcove for the Army Alr Lotos L Ae Klibanot bl iving o Toin a wiedd oy e Discheroed voie Gojs her o Hewie Shore keeping things aay in Bri- nonie . Howee preccent Joe Fener o e intne Cam LB Ball Brunensis plan. Hing and the frack feam 0 et i thote freaient y L B0 8 o AL olthe B lanms wor ina naid 0 cef 0 o Nnewietler for brotrers everve oo A. Klibanoff, J. A. Rubin, R. S. Barnstone, A. Sachs, Jr. NN o '46 Missing: W. S. Alpern, G. Berger, P J: Penner, J. B. Lee, P. J. Kelleher, H. A. Martin, Jr., E. F. Smith, II, S. Sims TILL RESTING corlly on the corner of S Manning and Thayer Stiects, the P U House stands enpty ano guief. fs walle rio lonaer echo o the coft pather of big feet the lalghter of peacetime par fles the Hapninese of brotiers iving fo. dether Lnder are roat werking toward o common coal. o the house no lencer contains our bictherhood Instead 4o find ench other duiidd working holls L wed have o - - . - . - - J. F. Brown, Jr., R. P. O'Leary, D. G. Hassman, D. T. Cross, A. H. Stockly lexblvde might be tound leadino his com. peny, followed by Bhil Keleher and bt company both training the e V. in the art of marching whoh we heve had o0 o siontosudy while here o Browr. Jonnny lee colld be found exerting himeell in freck or swimming, deperding on the see son while neth Sime ol 0 be ot hunting for suniects for bos nainting,. Hank Martin might be relaring in e ganie of brigge, o1 Hoetng on the Beckont n b yach of working cut of Morue Gaum for Hhe frack b0 s PSI UPSILON Sigma Chapter Founded 1840 ceason while Bd Smith supe himmself in the duty of basebe L maneger, and Bill Rheep drndaway cetting ece forthe Brnay an, Meanwhie Bill Henning, an cld hand ot Brown wolld be diccussing Brown os b vied tobe with Dave Hocsmarn i e turred fromthe Doy Ak Coree .. Iohp Brown who woo, aona wilh Dave Croee cnlean sl wolld be puttering orond Na+ fPW BJ J 1S l in hic chemicals a P the boo vl e 0l W b Rl b i!n $ OO Bill Polifka, Edinch of the Brunavian. John no s wolld be e 0 Bl LD rractice Dick Uleary encied 10 0o coplancy ot et 10l f x ' 3 teer, e to the Brown key Bofore b bondder 1o ahowwe activity. m 11 + LCr? stenina to B H - : House and 0+ 06 come tonethe some anort et L b be L nited By o fee ino of comna bl and lous by the Ve L;f:xCC 2 OT a trarernir Front Row: A. F. Garry, F. K. McMinn, W. A. DiPrete, H. H. Thomas, A. W. Richmond, L. L. Leimbach, H. H. Woloohojian econd Row: W. T. Keech, H. C. Aitken, E. H. Hofer, F. M. Dimond, E. H. Schuldt, R. A. Cote Third Row: R. F. Gartner, D. J. Dunn, E. W. D. A. Parks 2 X FIER A BRIER Uyl In aclivily Bome A Chi s again flourishing and leocing torward to an ever-increcsing part incampus activities. Lincle 5am continues to call oy of Hhe miembers away the most recen being Jim bocker now an Lhir abeard e lowa L Baeign Difrete rece ving furher fraining in the Naval unit at Hlarvara . . Al Riehmond, on active auty with the Moy Bl Coartner in b B e Bont biaining L Fecdore Wooo in the Merchant Marine .. Bill L ong Holmes, A N ard Dick Cote in the Army Air Corps. However, Untle 5am has not only slibe tracted from the chapter, but alse added te It for many veterans are now included on the chapter roll: Prec dent Ham Themae At Gary and Bd Holmes reruened from the Army . Harey Aken and Fraser Meen o the Maripee and B Keech from the Navy Sigma Chi men can be found in all sorts of Bctivities on fhe dampus: Ham Thamas ang Ernie Hoter contributing thair gloriolus SIGMA CHI Beta Nu Chapter Founded 1914 vores io the Chepel Cher . . Den Parks showing nis knowledae of meelings of the Classics b . . Fracer McMing Don Dunn, Erich Schuldt, Ernie Hofer, Ed Holmes one Harey Aitlen in the Sphng wilh the atier the newy choten President . Den Dupn teking part in the actiyit et of the enaineering Club .. Jim Wolooho, en, Dep Parke and Fracer MebMinn waling be boords for Sock and Busein .. Hlarry Altken taking chorge of the annuel B cosy forthe BO A FBrank Dinend Front Row: H. C. Aitken, R. F. Gartner, D. A. Parks Second Row: D. J. Dunn, W. F. Long L. L. Leimbach, W. A. DiPrete, H. H. Thomas, E. W. Holmes, E. H. Schuldt, Jr. '46 Missing: A. V. Grimes, J. J. Hooker, E. F. Perkins howing newy arnved Penbioore Boe reres . ot Dibre e bany ol Ernie biorer onc BEoblonie oo 0 00 boces on dbe Deene . L L having o privileded positon 0 e Boo store wherelhercnre cignreti e o oot renaw e B decidebetueen Polilialocenceand B0 oey . Binie Boderand e Holme: peny cleciee cPhBela ke Mo Jhomae hne e e L L B e ofler e g o bRt R tne P a0 in short, ol the prathers s rvng 0 . Eoosl the charter back 10 8 pre o p EL1A LAMELA chepter of Siama MU con ook with both pride and sorrow o the 1944 948 pradiye ons. YWere proud o our seventeen brothers whe heve finishea their wart me days et Brown and were gradusted or com. missioned during this vear. Sorry too, be. catse 45 proved fo be the vear which took more than nalf our holse fe the fleet as ensions in the Noval Reserve D. R. Beittel, J. S. Moran, Jr., I. B. Lees, B. W. Boyle, T. L. Culbertson, R. A. Nylen SIGMA NU Delta Lambda Chapter Founded 1911 Serving o connec ! the fratarnity tamed with werlime recirictions fo the miore colariul nouse of brewar days, Ralph Nylen and Bob Breeding have shown the way to successtul stag parties by helping to stage them a: near 1o fthe peacetime andard 45 bossible. Ralph s franster fo the fleet o0 an edsicn and Bob's graduation have ekt the bouse with a full wartime enrol ment Fesiiay 1948 o ol dhe fianiter of three more of Sigma NU'e 1945 anaiane Tom Gulbertion Joce Ha oy and Fred Front Row: J. F. Halliday, E. Rose, S. A. Torrey Second Row: W. K. Joyce, F. J. Cofer, R. P. Breeding S. Woodward Cofer, lomlater proved 1o be one of the hiches scorng guaros o Brown basketba teamhacever known, Acscimine the brine respon b ity of predident of The nose betialion commander of the Navsl Lnif anc his position on the hoob team s sfart ing ineup om broved a cred it o himself ana the house by ma ntaining a dean list averace auring that time, With the Oictober tronsfer of Jalk Moran, Fred Clark, and Don Beittel to mid shipmen s school and the DuPont twine, Adran and Roger 1o the fleel reie e S ame Nusaw the firdd of aceries of three craduations which were to ctrip the house of over nall s menbership. February brought the graduation of comm s oning ot Raph Nluen Bob Breecing fom L0 bertson Pred Cofer, Jobhnny Lynde Fronk Mouion car hoce anc Jadl He e this time, too, Gus Rock was transferred to Nevy Hight fraining, When the June term endes Joe L eae ve enttomedca o bool and B B and Bristol s own Bob b aves received therr engineerinc ceqgrees and left for micsh o man training, Front Row: Second Row: J. W. Gordon, J. P. Beauchamp, Jr. C. A. Sleicher, Jr., A. I. Miranda, N. Davis ERE Clark NMON DAY BYENINGS threugh out the vear the various members of the Epcilon may be een heeo. ing for their weekly meeting in Baverd Michae e oo in Pacully House, Severdl of the hil climbers from the days whep the house at the foot of College Hill was open are still ac ive and man, new brothers have been initiated. Activities nave not been curtailed and thee has beer ne ack ot entertanmen Among those brotners recently com- ristioned ensignt are Mot Davis who oe el cled bis spare Hime editing the Brunayan, Acting as lunior ballalion commanaer of the Bavy unit erd presding over the . Bowersock, J. L. Dowling, Jr., J. J. Vastine, J. P. Carr, Jr., R. K. McFadden Sphinx . Charlie Sle cher earning his de. aree in chemistry, heading the cheer lead- ing sauaa, and nolding deer hunting trios to his hunting lodge inthe northern Ad ron. decks . Ned Clark Jeck Gordon, and Paul Fames all active on the Brunavien Schoiarenp et not been forgotten with filteen Zetes and fifteen Phi Hete kavs, 1hat coesn t mean ol the Jetes are Ph Betes however but Mlat Davis aid win one it his iLnior vear and Bob Vonder l eth jUst transierrea to Princeton Pre midship. e s Seheol o needs only one credif for W dediee U aUde, - 144 ZETA PSI Epsilon Chapter Founded 1852 Front Row: G. R. Pieper, W. C. Helmly, Jr., R. K. McFadden Secord Row: P. H. Gutenkunst, P. D. Bogdonoff, Jr. NERE Y On the alblelic side Bob M Padoen Baved s e il o e Loy Blaven last season, while Phil Gutenkunst shows Cond broice a8 g bole val ter ang 8 0 Brovidesafew alohs now ond then Brans Graves sailboat at the Rhode lsland Yacht Llb wes the ceene of nany coed Himes during the 1acing seasen He and oo Bealchon lhen decided 1o loke o some ter o o worl and the revample wes soon tolcwea by Georde Pleper and Bld Hen v, Afle log ng 10 midihionmen o school A Mitands biclled down and has ecently beep comp ssione. Uity hige ghls inclide Russ Vastine bu oy o Bis ob B company commoander. . Phil Boge o noH workine onthe blerald .. Bob A nold enlisled 0 the Atny ano now 0 Hhe B0 Y Poc fic T. W. Mahoney, C. W. Klaiber, E. Koledin X FTER AN ABECE of e v A Theta Delta Chi returns to the Hill Through the efforts of Bill Moody a Theta Delt Mavy trancfer frem Bowooin, the Zeta Charge made s firsh oflicial ap- cearance with the inifiation of Boo bilver, In short order ey Byans, i Parcons, anc Carlton Klaiber were pledged and ini- cled Jein wes wel on its way to re covery, Bl Moody not ony proved his worth as A fraternity leader but also acied s SUb Batt Comm of the Naval Unit, financia heac of Ball Brunensis Il and stalwart end on the foctball eleven. Bob Silver held the position or Co Comm in the Maval Unir and wasalsoactive inother campus ac ivi- ties, Botr Bl onc Bob rece vea ther com. misslon: at the end of the winier feim im Parsone Secretery of fhe BLA sy ceecea Bl Meody s Presdent of fhe Lher e THETA DELTA CHI Founded 1853 Zeta Charge '46 Missing: W. M. Moody, R. C. Silver Recerntly four pew mep, Joe Cooper, Don Mathewsen, lerry Mononey, ond bl Koledin, have been added to our roster. Athough small 0 nuber we are oefer mooed o bring Lheto Delta Chiback fo 115 fbestier among the econg Brown fra ternities. INTERFRATCSRNITY GOVERNING BOARD OFFICERS, SPRING 1945 EXECUTIVE B o N N Blh DL X N DU T ull DU William B. Teske, Lambda Ch Carlton W sOCiAL University To Open Unprecedented Summer Session As 200 Freshmen Enroll for Accelerated Program Navy Lo, J g r5es Wen iy ROT1c Lnit S 'B' Classification Weather Students To Train At Brown A colorful group hits the Blue Room for cabs, cokes, and coffee Let's knock off and have a smoke Iy T . - 5? hlithe oo e ausre inche. . he - ol Bebhy Bhern N 4 o 0 O m z - o . 0 5 s d c -. O o O s I Q o E . - e . e lte a 0 o Tl o m - 0 D I B i -+ o O AL - o5l 265 0 : s e 20 O o E Qv R el a O Wriston s gy Ca use ; alernity Plans furore on the L Campus Sarvage. Anderson lo Caplain 1913 Foolball, Soccer Squads Students Urged lo See Lederle On Draft Deferment Questions HERAL A warm summer evening, soft music . . . ...and ... uh, huh! Precision Naval training, pool-room style . . . But the Rotc's prefer intellectual education . .. Wow! Are we ever tense! 2 EE T Sfudem Drive Brings ibo, ack to BFOWn Carl Paulson of the Mermen Wins NCAA Clmmpionship Meteorologeists Graduate Tonight A s e Sing, freshmen, sing! Gee! Are you a member of the Key? And Mom, the food is wonderful here at Alumnae Hall . . . Just browsing in the Guild Room . . . naturally . un ee Blocher Elected to Presidency of I. G. B. gmash 16- -uins o Sty I;;'Jouling od Raide Sal Eacuello. Dick O'Leary Co-Cantains of 1915 Squad ATHLETICS . - tr:;' g FOOHRBICIEE ANGIF . Front Row: Second Row: . S. Blutstein, R. P. Grady, R. D. Williams, W. J. Lyons, R. W. Hambleton, J. L. Randall, R. P, O'Leary rien, R. K. McFadden, C. G. Paulson, S. Eacuello, R. E. Lowe, captain, C. D. Tiedemann, J. H. H. V. Leonard, Jr., S. H. Goodman A. R. Dow, assistant manager, J. C. Schleck, M. A. Phillips, J. F. Halliday, P. B. Zuber, T. Kavazanjian, F. J. Delzio, P. S. Given, Third Row: coach R. L. Jira, D. B. Livingston, Jr., stant manager, C. S. Hector Fourth Row: W. M. Moody, W. M. Shemp, T. F. Low, L. T. Pechulis, Jr., W. J. Kaplan, M. Stevens, T. F. McCormick, D. I. Sargent, manager, E. J. Crotty, assistant coach Fifth Row: J. F. Heinz, L. S. DeStefano, J. C. Petropoulos, W. C. Mey, W. L. Giordano, L. H. Lippincott, Jr. dr, H. A, Greis, J. B, gh 't' fv EEENEIEk Assistant Managers Robert E. Lowe Charles A. Rip Engle Daniel I. Sargent Albert R. Dow, Peter S. Given Assistant Coaches Alvin F. Kotrola, C. Sp. A Stephen G. Jacobs, Sp. A Charles R. Nitchky, Sp. A I Carl S. Hector, C. Sp. A George M. Abodeely, Sp. A S Edward J. Crotty 0 s 8 1944 SEASON: Won 3, Tied I, Lost 4 September 30 Brown 44 T S P SO O October 7 . Brown 7 ABMY-w o s .. o 5Y October 14 Brown 24 HolyCross . . . . . 24 October 28 Brown 13 Dartmouth . . . . . 4 November 4 . Brown O Coast Guard . . . . 20 November I . Brown O Yaler . b i e e I3 November 8 . . Brown 12 Coalumbia . 7 .- o .0 November 25 . BROWN 32 COIGATE . 0. 320 132 150 TH s find viciory 0 LB veare Wover tstraational vl Colnate the 944 eaition of Brown Tootball closed an exciting seaion with g tecord of 3 wns te and 4 defents Facing the creamotfeasternfootbal power e Bruins dispayed a toirited winning brand of football which was in no manner verilied by ibs tecoia The return of elaht veterons dave Coach Rip Enale anucleus sbout which fo buila his team and formulate o system. A the Doening game with Tutls oled around, L oach Pnae s ddarding feam lined up oo follows ettermen Coptan Bob Lowe o0 Jac Randall ot he end posls 5y Blutstein tormerly of L C DNY and eltterman Joe MclMu en af the tackles: veterans Ladl Fauson and Peie Pelrcroulos al guards O'Leary goes arounc ame andirarcernalbac ielobriom R Si0te the centercpot. n the Bearsstariing ba k- fielo were refurning stors Pol 0 Brien and Charles Tiedemannat the cuariernact and tallback slots respect vely, Lereran GHL Coodman at fullback and Roger Willlam: a newcomer from Wilbraham, at the other haltback post. In their opening encounier o Brown Stadium the Bruins dsple o0 much pow et andgave hoh hopesforagrea toacon ot they eacly rolled 10 5 440 yictor, 00 e the Jumbes o TUiL Siaitig fasd 1 e Tirst ouarter after their Indie dilve wos stobped. Brown s cored e 0 even touchdowns four plays after Tiedemann returned an infercepten s o e 1 2o verd ine. S Boodman fioveled the os IByarde 1o ho o0 Head Coach, Rip Engle; Ass't Coach, Ed Crotty The Bears adaed three more scores in 1he second period on runs by T ederann and Willlams and en intercepted pace 1e furn by replacement Jehn Hallicay, Two more tallies were made in the third period an runs by Clark and O Brien ana the fingl score wes the result of 8 beautiful pees Lou Pechulis 1o Bl Lyons, Cooch Engle substituted freely ano during the affer noon the enfire salen sew action With little more than a mere hope for victory, the Bears nexi traveled to West Foint 1o face o power laden Army feam, which proved to be the ou stanaing team of the vear ard one of the greotest of ol time. From an early first period score by Lol the Army team tolled 10 0 B9 T i tory, Glen Davis AL American frem the Point, contrioutea three fouchdowns for the victore, Brown e only ccore cope oc o recilt of 0 18 yed doch to the Army by Goodman after he bad picked up o flimble by Davie. A oiith down past By Ceodmanwascomp eied 1o Wiliame who firblad on the one verd line Bt Bron reter e winaman Bl Mocay recoveiad for the score. Moody s play during the atfter noon wes autstanding and it insurec him of g storting end post in the games to come. The Brown team nex! faced Holy Cross anc the two teams wrote ancther thriling chapter into the story of their rivalry with aZ4.74teonrainsocked Fitton Field The Crusaders scored early on a 20 yard pass to Tray after Smilh Blocked o Brown kick, TheBears came bock in the Tirst periond and tied thescore at b b when Capt Bob l owe recoverea a fumble on bhe Holy Cross 76 Afler o penalty the Bears scored or o J0yard pats o Goodman fo Moody Inthe tecona period, the Broins drove 17 varcs to 6 126 lead affer 4 bealt il 19 vatoountrunbeck by Tiedemann, The ladt 19 yards of the drive were i covered by soeedy Charie Holy Crose then drove Back for fuo aick scores and an 180 c 164 - iead af half Hime. n the third neriod alert Bill Moody aaain tied the score by picking up a fumble on his own 9 and traveling 91 varas for the tally Inthe fourth muarter Holy Urose seoren oh 8 38 uard soreer pass but the Bears adaincamebackfotie it ip, Dick Ol eary went the last Ovusrdstoscore after he and Tiedemann had ed a beautiful Brown drive, Lowe recavered a fumble on the Crusad. ers 32 with less then folr minutes left in the game and the Bruins arove to the Crocs L vard line 5 the gun went off, The Holy Cross encolnter proved to be the last game for guard Pete Petropoulos ard veteran center Link Lippincott, who receiven thelr commissions in the Navy, The nest contest for the Bears was an other heart breaker ac the Big Green of Dartroutheled outa 14 3victory The tirst half wasall Brown as liedemannscored two first period touchdowns 1o give Brown a 13.0lead at half time. Dartmouth came back in the second half to completely dominate the play. Led by hard charging fulback Horry Bonk the Indians chalked up two touchdowns and converted both extra points to sssume a 14,13 ead. The failure of the Bruins to convert on their second extra point cost them the game. 0 their next sortie, the Brown aridders were downed by o hard Tigh ing Coast Colgate is stopped cold on a kick-off return by Tiedemann and Eacuello, as the Bruins smash the Raiders, 32-20 Tiedemann clicks off yardage in the Tufts game after an interception - e ryl ! Paulson breaks through to throw Dartmouth for a loss Glarg team 200 Aller o seorelese fired he b Tommy Doriey, e Brun sparved o third period Cadet ioichdown and 1hen anfor dond D yardsfor bvomore cores in the last period WHE e oo oLy hampering fhe scuad he Beors iravelec to New Heven obaille vae lhe Bl scame o lite in e oo oo o bwice oo Brown 130, Tiedenann we ol limoing 0 1hi G0 ondBocdmen olld bBe sed only in oo B e piridted inepley of Joe Mehillen Gepe Lecnara ane Bill Moody, ana the excellent rinning of O Bren tept Br in hopes alive Until the finel whidlle Brown cnext cononent wes Lolmb o ot Baker Bowl in Blew 1o0rc The two tenms fouaht an ever boile Uil 0 the thind auerier Pat O Brien ran 81 yords fof o touchdown. A threalencd Columbio tally vwas then halled by Dice O Leary who 0 fercented o pacs on the Brown 4 and e furped it 40 yvaras liedemenn wos oo n niomendwesaareatbecba ol oinoen Heretirned a ek B0 vards and 0 o000 bt twasnllifea byepenally e was not fo be dened, however a0 10 g inlercented pass B0 vards b0 aive Brown o 120 ictory Divlaving their best o iince early seocop fne Bear enced the amnaion by breaking the b vearold liny of Codae aad Lmbiing B2 20 The Red Ragers coeneqlyonadh vard e bl Ay o 20-vard fouchaown pass from Loods an to Moedy i the cecond beriod Brown Gicw Lo vilhin one Boint ofF he Ralcars traling ot nalflime 18 Lhe Brine benan te ol i fhe thirg 0 aber a0 e o Stoted oo il Blinee be s 8 eocl Atte Mebadaen Blocked 0 nnt in thefourth ainrter the Beune i b Thitg fouchoown, doing Bh viaree i fun plays with 0 Brien diaue 0 e 0l D Cioodiman made F 007 0l Reer WL A el el o nlercanta naee 40 varde 10 the L0 ade TheReaRoderethen i abor 6 a1 to teore, oply io heye Thelr tochdown e 0o in e neryhen Ba O Beer CafEe tie ko B0 vaiaE 1o pay dil WihBown b i g e aae Ce date biaiched B0 yaias B he final ey C e came BASK S Front Row: H. E. Reese, T. L. Culbert Second Row: Charles A. Engle, coach, C. aptain oach . y O O Co-Managers L IHOUGH the 944 4B Fiinbociet A ball season s lexs than holf over o the libercerny dendliine ecnes up report has i that e teem b e vear s Hhe best seen around Brown in recent times. M TBALL on, J. W. Bach, G. W. Grimshaw, F. Roth, Jr., G. T. Gates, M. A. Phillips, A. R. Dow, P. S. Given, captain, P. B. Zuber, A. H. Hartley, Jr., A. W. Bussey co-managers . George W. Grimshaw Charles A. Engle Albert R. Dow, Peter S. Given With six wins and two losses so far against such teams as Dartmeuth vole, Holy Cross, and Ouonset, Coach Charles ' Rip'! Ehde and the plavers ook forward with Jibdl ant Cipalicn to the temaining dames. 1944-45 SEASON: Won 5, Lost 4 December7 . . . . . . . . Brown 44 Quonset . 53 December9 . . . . . . . . Brown 65 U. of Conn 45 December 3. . . . . . . . Brown 77 WPI 55 December 6. . . . . . . . Brown 49 Yale . 7 January3 . . . . . . . . . Brown 70 Harvard . 44 January6 . . . . . . . . . Brown 77 Holy Cross 62 January I0 . . . . . . . . Brown 72 MIT wix s v BT a3 Browni58 Dartmouth . . . . . B2 January 17 . . . . . . . . Brown 59 R.I.State . . . . . 70 January 10 . . . . . . . . Brown 65 U.ofConn.. . . . . 45 i aEe 22 N S Brown 7 Prov. College . . . . 36 January24 . . . . . . . . Brown 56 S R January27 . . . . . . . . Brown 73 Fulle o ii s L A R E 2 e s TiBrown 70 Prov. College . . . . 43 e I D e Browin 59 Harvard . . . . . . 32 e R U S Brown 73 R e s e e T FebriaryiZ N s Brown B0 M sa February 10 . . . . . . . . Brown 32 usce . . . . . . 38 FeBiEr BN S T Brown, 82 R.IState . . . . . 68 Grimshaw strains for a tep-off in the Providence College game Brown's tre e on prOSpeC+S 'Ooked docd, led by Laplan Woody Brin oy letierman and Bioh ccorer acl vt e Bruinauintetcevecpecaround Jonn Bac b recently of Pordiem and Rocheste Lo Cubertson, drancter from atpnecie lech andbPall duberang Al Horlley boln cflwhomplayee o ot of bl for Brown oot yvear Ltner promiiing candicaies ond cres whe kepd the Frd beam o B foee vere A B Claie Roth and I FHines forverd Flow c Beee at center, ond Milt Phillipsana lonm ales of cuara ... . . . e Pherson e ih ihebnaerniniound ther ack of prect 0 0 sercus bona o, anc boweo 0 e tnceten o0 Movvnen 44 B3 tavellingtothe Unver by ol Connect ... ... . showee the pove 1 cobable o win nna BB an ol aeh uas g el o Phillips guards the basket in the R. I. State game, as the Bruins triumph Grimshaw shoots in the Holy Cross battle ana star for the night but great team play by Caot. Grimshaw, Zuber Hartley and Culbertson combined to insure victory The fast break and mantoman proved .- . ... . : choked ur a welldecerved vieter Worce der Tech was the next viclim for the feam end it was on Dec. 1 3 that they come o Fovidence, Bach with 79 points, was outstonc ing, bt agae the team Doy of the starting five was very noticeable. Leading 20 95 af half time, fhe sfarfers gave way o the reserve: early in the Third Deiod and the latter proceeded to show their tolerts, Cn Dec lbth, Brown trovelled up to New Haven and received e Tict deteat frem o collede opoopent ot the hands of Tale Pal Weller of recent tootball fame, Wl the Diincinal Calse, Betting 2bpointy himselt and limitine Bach to but 7 Walier contributed more than his share to the Bruin defeat Al Canmbridge on Jan. 3id following o ol over Chicimne, the olinfel de cisively downed Harvard 71044 h 6 e Sicedoame ohnny Bachpourednine e ke ts through the hooo in the fist hait alone with his teammates Zuber ane G mehay seting Lp some beaulifll playe, The readl ofthe dame wasnever inaoubt as the el Giond e e eves alioad o e Bl natime BEnoloying o fal break and ong bossing came fo work the bal down colinh and then using their height advantade. oilsly, Brown dominaied e oy A Bussey and M BRI e the Brown o jarae did most of the sccoting whie the e ond team was 0 getting olr Daskels ooie e AtMarve Caumon o T e Bra e HiER shored ther miost mbres e W Of the eaconth star ndowning Hol Do Tl ledby Dapt Grinhon 1000 Dot heevering whoneiiad 2 noint. theteamployed o bt fadtoane nbe ot ngeaood Libiacerag iniel oy Bacy plaved o gtea dane 00 ceferse and W Hetuenta i dhe ciess of Hhe B beckcou aame, The following Wednesday the Beors sterpeno e neaeranlaceofeminence cmong Mlew Bnagand hoee cidles by e eetingacocd ML e TD B n 6 dag dling dsoay of abny Moving on o Hanover on Jan 1 3HE minls the services of Bach star center and nghscotercfthecllb the Brinmen o e o lienendo s heghls and downed o dogged and aggressive naien c up, BB B Tem Culbertsen finally bedan peopering the bedked andwhen heeven nowas Dver, had 18 points te Ris crealt. His great of fensive anc defensive work lea the team o the victory it wanted so tnuch. Jiber o one man offersive wher the cong a0l fouch wos sonething o see. 0w ihe Doy of Reese Phillipe and Bussey Johnnie Bach, spark-plug of the Bruin quintet BASCEALL Front Row: F. E. Kilpatrick, Jr., P. S. Goldstein, E. A. Nelson, Jr., W. S. Shepherd, P. Lapides, M. A. Phillips, J. W. Bach, E. Eayrs Second Row: A. B. Ferrari, P. L. Ryan, W. C. Titcomb, W. A. Stephenson, R. W. Black, R. J. Tracy, R. C. Hayes, D. D. Dest, A. Greis, H. F. Greenhalgh, G. Fernandez, Jr., J. J. Morganstein, J. F. Flanagan Co-Captains . Philip Lapides, Scott H. Shepherd Coach v . . . .. .o cEddis Eayis Manager . . . . . . . . Andrew Ferrari PLAYING e seheaule of cmecl PRty ercointered Aonindl o ieh teame oo games. Browns baseball team of CA5L AHanic Tleet, I iniiance, our 1944 nder Cooch BEddie Eavrs and boys were simbly no match for the collee. heavy hitking cocaptoing Boolt Shepherd tion of ex prolesiiong and semipre base. dnd Phil Lapides tumed 1 6 recodl that bolers who tirned up ot Brown Field, was impressive in performance although The trith of this was evidencen in the notparticilarlyeo nactlalcames wen g first servicn aame of the vear when Borech lost! Thely! thowed reall merit by caming of Comp Brdicott had a no hitter unli, back after s bad siart o beat inany of the With twa our in the ninth, Lapides and teams that had beaten them on earlier oo Greennalgh singled o break the spell. Fol- casions. The won.lost record wes o direct bwing thisdame came a victory over Bate: result of the larce number of service teams anc o ocs e Beben Lol Guard Before ST 1944 SEASON: Won 8, Lost 18 April5 . . . . . . . . . . Brown 9 Bates 7 April29 . . . . . . . . . Brown 7 WP, , o 9 May3 . . . . . . . . . . Brown 0 Camp Endicott . . 7 May6 . . . . . . . . . . Brown O Boston Coast Guard 2 ME O T BroWwn Trinity . . 5 MayI3. . . . . . . . . . Brown O Camp Thewas . L 7 VR 0 0 o ome b R S e Camp Miles Standish . 13 MO P oS B wn, 4 Harvard o 10 RS2 I N i BroWh Trinity . : M e S B Wn- 6 Yale . . I 4 N T e e B 2 Holy Cross B WpEEl o o A e e ST e Holy Cross 4 BN Vi Bien, 6 Holy Cross 15 R T S Brewhe 3 Harvard . 4 R L S Y Rewn Camp Eadd 6 AN e o L Biown 4 CASHE 20 RO T s T Brewn 3 CASUR 19 PR . Brown 3 Yale . . 2 e R S T s, .5 Brown- 3 Camp Theirmas 6 eI e v vy Brown 7 Quonset . B SR s i o Brown Tufts . 3 eSS T SU N b . . Bfown. 7 Melville 12 R s e . Brown . 3 Dartmouth 13 e R . w2 L Brown, 10 Camp Thomas . 7 SRR s 5 L Brown: - 2 Tufts I SR s s .. Brown 3 Quonset . 8 Catcher Johnnie Bach gets his man . . . but it was close the hitters clickea o support Stephenson's six hit pitching for o win over Trinity by a score of 1.6 After three stra ght losses, the Bruins racked up another win over Trin. ity with Bd Nelson doing the hurling. The spring season ended with a sound trounc: ing by nigh flying Yale and a win and a loss with Holy Cross. The siummer half of the season folund Mcleil and Hornvak fliing the spots va. cated by Kern and Goldstein at short and center. Stephenson moved off the mound o handie third base as Lapides restec an injured leg by taking over first. This prac- Heally new team started with a bad slump, l0sinia five in a row. The First of these five was the rubber game with Holy Cross in which Dick Tracy turned in s fine relief job for seven innings, but o no avail. The re- covery from this slimp was the team s out- standing performance of the vear. This was the 3.7 victory over Yale, whose pifch. er. Macha, was the outstanding twirler in eastern intercollegiate competition. Teaming fine fielding with timely hitting and some brilliant pitching by Ed Nelson, the Bruins had sweet revenge for their ear. lior loss. A defeat by Camp Thomas three days later had redeeming features in the form of heavy hitting by Shepherd and Hornyak and some accurale sniping by catcher Bach. Afer another beating by Boston Ceast Guard which featured the hitting of Hap Greenhalgh, the Brown nine finally conguered the service team jint by taking Cluoncet 1 5 The loss 1o Melville o week later was doiLbly disappointing in that rifle armed catcher Johnny Bach broke a finger on his throwing hand. Coach Eaves promoty came up witha brand new battery of Greis and Phillips that beat Camp Thomas almost single-harded, Greis spreading out nine hitsand Philios getting o home run s triple and asingle for himse f. The last victory of the vear was a beauiitul three hit chore by Weoody Blocher towinover lutts 2.1 In the finale with Quonset, Paul Ryvan, in his fist apoearance on the mound, did a com- mendeble ok althouah the game went on the tecords a8 a0 8.3 lose. Lo U aptaine Shepberd and Lapides ended ther colege Cateers by cetting theee hits apiece n Scott Shepherd reaches for a high one in the v: S. Fletcher, coach, D. C. Cross, N. A. Jerome, H. I. Rudman, D. E. Selby, J. E. Scheifly S PR CE SR lng ey B e SRR A S e S e P T e e A C. A. Ogc . Hin 3ssistant ma Captain . . . . Chosen before each game Do s o AAn Y e gk TR X Kant 8 LY TSR pllS e gLt It lo Slen SR gty s o lelnnles VIcIDsliGl e 1944 SEASON: Won 2, Lost o SeptembeR et s S e D B WPI Brown Wesleyan Brown Harvard . Brown Army . Brown B, wn NVONO - - m , o o 4 $ - w Q Harvard P Jr NN RN L oo w W.T. Roo SWITIMING December 9 January 6 . January 13 January 20 January 27 February 3 February 10 Captain . . . . . . .CarlG.Paulson Jr. Coach . . . . . . . . . Joe Watmough Manager . . . . . . . . Peter Neidecker 1944-45 SEASON: Won , Lost 5 Brown 31 Wesleyan Brown 12 Yale - 63 Brown 28 MIT Brjxxn 35 AVKXWC' Brown 23 USCG 52 New England Intercollegiates i 8 poi C. W B L D.T.C D S X R N O K L - TRACH 1944 SEASON years to have as successtul an outdoor track sesson as they enioved n the spring of 44 W Hh sieh obe men as Charlie Tiede. mann Pat O Beien Dice Crossley, and Bob Lowe carrying Brown s colors, the cinder. men, under the surveilance of Mentor Engle piled up 75 points fo win the Greater Boston Inter-Collegiate Meet, to start the season off with a barg, and in dual meets during the remainder of the season, they defeated such powers as Tufts, Worcester Polytechnic, and a B team. Brown fn. ished third in the NEICC Meet 15 points behind the winper. I HE BRUING had 1o wait five long During fthe winter teason inevitable trancfers and graduations greatly weak ened the team s strenath and the Bruins cUflered defeats by MIT and Tutts, lnsirumental in earning the enviable spring record were: Dick Crossley. who took team honors inthe NEIC T Bob Lowe, tossing the shot and lavelin: Pat O Brien, with the discus and the javelin: Dan Fair child pole vault: Sten Lewis high jump: Chatlie Tiedemann, 440 and 100-yard dash uminary: Johnny Lee two miler: and many other tolented performers Fd Crafts, Chuck Burton and Erwin Strasmich, to men- tion e few. TGRS 1944 SEASON PERATING under extrerme difficul O lies, a Brown nformel tennis team labored long and hard during the hot summer months to be areeted by suc. cessive sirokes of bad luck in having live of the scheduled matches cancelled and in losing the only three matches which were played. Composed of six doubes and three singles. the team uncer the leadershio of Maneger Bob Marenece, loct 1o Harverd et the Cambridae courts and to MIT and WPl on the Manning Strect courts Matches which were scheduled with Yale TUtts, Holy Croce and Coast Guard falled to materialize, and s return maten with the Harvard aqqgregetion was lost 2.1 Included on the rotter of the informal tear were Chris itHebeld ctand ot of the netmen: 5ty Hunt Hugh Sovoye Jack Hithaoel Jake TenBarde Jack Sehlece Elliot balter, ana Dean Staate INTER-COPANY SPOR'T HROUGHOUT each semester the various compenies in the lhayy v D brodram carry onavigorous program of athletie competition Teich foothall cw mming softbell soccer and ofher sports serve to keep the Bruin sajlors in trim. THCRCEIPEFEEE Front Row: R.S. Barnstorm, R. W. OR the past year or sol Frank ! The Lankersy, J D Rebere B W Bortber Meoeo has organized a se e ries of teams in different sports, al Bace Row: Foonk Merteo 1he Bor i ber, P. B. Zuber, J. 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