Massachusetts Maritime Academy - Muster Yearbook (Buzzards Bay, MA)

Page 26 text:

ROBERT B. CLUNE Stopper Cy 946 Caren Street, Springfield 2 c Petty Officer Show on Pilot Makes up for his size by speaking biq ideas in a deep voice, which makes him amusing and likeable. Well- groomed, efficient, he is a top s+udent. Famous for his starched shirts and pajamas, gaping classmates ask, ' Who does your laundry, Bobbie? ' ' Indifferent to the opposite sex, he plays the field casually and coolly. His aptitude and self-confidence are his greatest assets. CHARLES G. CONNOR Swine Out ' ' Morpbeous ' 1020 Dwight Street, Holyoke Baseball Basketball But I ' ve got to swing out . . . this heralds the approach of Charles Connor ... A social lion and born athlete, Swing Out has caused many a feminine heart to pal- pitate . . . His many assets assure him success . . . Charlie ' s uncanny knack for avoiding labor aided him in acquiring his enviable sun tan on our recent cruise . . . His most vivid memories of N. Y. — that third rail in Parkchester. . . 22

Page 25 text:

JOHN A. CANFIELD Jack Crash Dive I 1 3 Elm Street, Worcester Take her down to thirty . . . Having a vivid imagina- tion and a flair for the dramatic . Crash Dive is, at the worst, an idealist of the first water . . . regular patron of Sick-Bay . . . Jack hopes to someday possess his own Lucky Bag . . . His keen mind should prove to be a valuable weapon in the future. Aw come on, fellows, reveille ' s gone . . . Brilliant student and former Tech jockey, Gene is noted for his sense of values . . . Always heckling the Owl . . . The in- separable pair, Clark and Thompson ... It his efficiency as a Cadet Officer can be taken as an indication of his future, we feel sure it shall be a bright one. . . 21

Page 27 text:

WILLIAM C. CONWAY Scoop ' ' 26 Dunster Road, Jamaica Plain Football Basketball Full and By 1945 Muster Though devoted to his sack, when he is awake he is wide awake. Give us a few thousand words, Bill. Loves a good time, and has a sincere dread of getting ' tied down ' in any way. He is the first to give credit where it is due, and is the last to blow his own horn. Recalls a night in the wheel house when he was caught with a poetry book in his hand (which concealed a racing form). I was just reading ' The Ancient Mariner, ' Sir. Never depressed, always smiling. When do we get paid? WILLIAM J. COUTANCHE, JR. ' Bill ' Bumps ' 76 Norwood Street, Everett l c Petty Officer Dance Committee Show on Pilot Liberty hound . . . Crooner par excellence . . . Ladies man . . . Bill has a great passion for singing, griping, and cozying off . . . His greatest nemesis — Mr. Connor . . . A graduate of Providence College, he always has a sug- gestion or solution to anyone ' s problems . . Bumps will always be remembered for his elaborate preparations for our Ships Construction Exams. 23