Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1945 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room Volume Number TmentijTbur ROBERT J. KNOWLTON, Editor-in-Chief EDWARD F. PYTKA, Business Manager GEORGE KATZ, Advertising Manager JAMES N. RUSSO, Photographic Editor SIDNEY F. AUSTIN, Associate Editor WARREN T. BOYCE, Associate Editor PROF. EVERETT C. MARSTON, Faculty Advisor THE ' 45 CLUB NA57I.S ' 67 5 45(1 =ljedi tu icauovi We, the graduating membGrs of the ' 45 Club dedicate our yearbank to our classmates who have answered the Tall to CdIdis and are serving in the Armed Forces of our Country. j+c H -k It -K , : g During our Sophomore year our officers realized that many members of our class would be leaving for the armed services and that some organization should be started to keep these men connected with the activities of our class. It was with this purpose in mind that the ' 45 Club was organized, with membership made up of men who registered with us as Freshmen, and those who joined our class later by transfer. The ' 45 Club has served its purpose effectively during our school years by sponsoring activities for all members. Under our permanent officers we are looking forward to continued activity and association in the years to come. Allen W. Abbott Navy Joseph F. Ahearn Army Maurice J. Ah earn Navj ' Delmo F. Alberghini Army Irving Altman Army John M. Anderson Army Daniel Ariewitz Army Stuart W. Bacon Navy Hans V. Bach Navy Wilbert G. Bailey Army Russell E, Ball Army Joseph S. Ballota Army Stanley W. Bates Army Robert H. Beane Army Werner H. Beutel Navy Alfred M. Bickelman Army Charles A. Bililies Army Ernest R. Blair Army Charles W. Blanchard Army Raymond D. Blethen, Jr. Army Harold Bongarten Army Daniel Bornstein Army Edward G. Boudreau USCG James D. Bourke Army William D. Bowman Army Bennet W. Boynton Navy Lester W. Brock, Jr. Army Joseph W. Brooks Navy Robert K. Brown, Jr. Army George Brumis Army Richard J. Brown Army Arthur G. Bunker Army John A. Burton Army Raymond J. Butters Navy Paul A. Caputo, Jr. Army Ralph A. Caputo Army Russell Carleton Army Alden B. Carlson Navy Harvey E. Carrier Army Carl R. Carter Army Joseph Carvalho Army Walter J. Cass Army Henry F. Chagnot Army J. Alden Cheever Army Leo F. Ciesielski Navy Robert W. Clark Army Charles T. Clougherty Army John Cochran, Jr. Army Constantine G. Cockinos Army Thornton S. Cody Army Alvin Cohen Army Samuel Cohen Army William J. Cohen Army Raymond C. Cole Army Charles J. Collins Navy Francis Concannon Navy Miles C. Connelly, Jr. Army Daniel J. Connolly Navy Richard S. Conner USMC Thomas F. Connor Navy Robert A. Connors Navy Sanford R. Conviser Navy Thomas E. Conway Thomas F. Conway, Jr. Reginald W. Cooke James S. F. Coughlan Walter A. Coyle Michael W. Cristiano Francis J. Cristofori Edward K. Cromwell Franklin J. Cronin Edward M. Cummings Walter W. Curley Donald R. Currier Harry W. Dahlstrom Daniel M. Daley, Jr. Alexander B. Daniels Philip Dantowitz John E. Davey Thomas E. Davin Arthur J. Davis Erwin W. Davis J. Frank Dawley P. Edward DeBery Michael B. DeMeo A. William DePiano Fred Deyo, Jr. Vincent F. Diana Roger B, Diettrich James H. Dillon John J. Dillon William J. Doherty Richard H. Douglas Chester L. Drew, Jr. Joseph B. Driscoll Frederic B. Eastman Leonard A. Edlund, Jr. George A. Edwards Oliver T. Eisenhart M. Edmund EUion David S. Ellis Donald W. Erwin Mason Estabrooks Faliero A. Fabio Sumner S. Fanger Welton G. Farrar Donald H. Fay Frank Feinstein Edgar R. Field Martin B. Finkelstein Dominic Fiore Robert A. Fisette Bernard Fisher Robert W. Fleming Francis P. Flitner William A. Foster Donald K. Foulkes Melvin L Freedman Albert Freije Arthur L. Freundlich William F. Friary Frederick H. Friswell Cecil G. Furbish, Jr. Wesley J. Furbush USCG Army Army Army Army Army Army Army USMC Army Army Armv Army Army Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy Navy Army USCG Navy Army Army Army Navy Navy Army Army Army Navy Army Navy Navy Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Navy Army Army David W. Gardner Malcolm R. Gavin Peter Galuffo James G. Gallagher Paul Gadsby James A. Gates, Jr. Michael F. George Carl A. Gerden Irving H. Gershengon Robert G. Gerade, Jr. Maurice G. Gertel Donald M. Gibson Richard A. Gilman George B. Gilbert Gordon M. Gould Harland S. Gould Richard S. Goodwin Martin M. Goldman Andrew T. Goettman Ernest L. Gowen, Jr. Kenneth R. Greenleaf Robert E. Greenquist Leonard Green Irving M. Guilford Philip E. Gustafson William N. Gustafson Robert D. Guy Herbert Guttel Carl W. Haefele, Jr. Robert F. Hale Frederick A. Hall Robert T. Hall Francis R. Hankard Fred W. Hannula Maceo A. Harris John W. Hastings Horace P. Hawkes Arnold T. Hayes Bernard Hayes Earle C. Hazelwood Arthur R, Hedlund Calvin O. Heeder Philip T. Heffernan, Jr. Albert W. Henn Thomas Henry, Jr. John A. H. Henshaw John T. Hills John M. Hiza Charles E. Hochmuth George T. Hodgson, Jr. T. Paul Hodge Irving R. Hopkins Richard M. Horwitz Norman F. Howard Stanley D. Imber John E. Ivers, Jr. Henry J. Iwanowicz Alden H. Jacobson David Jacobs Alvan B. Jacobson James H. Jenkins Ralph L. Jewell, Jr. Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Navy Army USMM Army Army Army Navy Army Navy Army Army Navy Army Army USMC Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army USMC Army Army Navy Navy Navy Army USCG USCG Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Navy Army Robert G. Johnson Kenneth A. Johnston Joyce K. J. Joyce Thomas J. Jordan Arthur E. J[udd, Jr. Robert Kalin Albert L. Kalman George S. Kariotis Ralph E. Kaye, Jr. Lester W. Keating William J. Keck George Kee John T. Kelley John T. Kelley James Kelso, Jr. Sumner G. Kenny Arthur R. Kinder, Jr. Norman B. King Paul A. Knaut, Jr. Thaddeus J. Krajewski George T. Krinoples Irving J. Labes Gerard L. Lafond Frank Lambert, Jr. Robert E. Lang Edmund Law Murray L. Lazarus George A. Leach, Jr. J. Walter Leaf Kenneth W. Lee Leonard L Lerner Herbert J. Lewis George F. Livingston Leo M. Lippa Melvin L. Litvin Merle L Locke Edward J. Long, Jr. Carl R. Lude George R. Lund James G. MacGowan, Jr. Robert MacGregor Robert G. MacKay Neil S. MacKenna Joseph E. Magnuson Joseph Maguire Robert W. Maker George P. Makris John M. Malaney, Jr. Thomas J. Maloney, Jr. Ralph K. Manning, Jr. Peter J. Manos Cliflford E. Markham, Jr. John B. Marsh Norman L. Massey Roland W. Martineau Edward C. Matson Edmund L. McCarthy Francis J. McCoy Robert R. McCoy Joseph H. McCusker William P. McEvoy James F. McGrath, Jr. Donald F. McGurk Ray W. Mcintosh Stanley R. McKay Robert E. McKee Perry P. McRobert Hugh F. McVann Willis G. Meloon, Jr. Robert A. Merrill Maurice W. Mezoff Richard Miaskiewicz Robert B. Milgroom Robert L. Milk Robert E. Miller Robert Monaco Roland A. Morin Army F. Lester Morrill Navy Navy Howard W. Morse Army Navy Lewis B. Moulton Army Army Gordon Muise Army Army Frederic J. Muldoon, Jr. Army Army John H. Murphy Army Army John P. Murphy Navy Navy Sumner Myers Navy Navy George H. Nash Army Army Richard C. Nelson Army Army Richard W. Newcomb Army Army Edward Nicholas Army Navy Philip A. Nims Army Army George C. Noble Army Army Henry L. O ' Brien Army Navy Leon V. O ' Brien Army Army Robert J. O ' Connor Navy Army Allie D. Oliva Army Army Louis L. Orenbuch Army Army Robert B. Otenti Army Navy James Otis Army USMC Glenn E. Owens Army Army Kenneth C. Pailler Army Army Nels A. Palm Army USCG Gury Pano Army Army Frank G. Pasquali, Jr. Army Army George M. Patenaude Army Army Frederick S. Pearce Army Navy Norman Pearl Army Army Ralph R. Petersen Army Army Frank R. Peterson Army USMC Lilbourn Pharris USCG Navy James A. Phillips Army Army Robert W. Phillips Navy Navy Joseph R. Piselli USNR Army Charles L. Pistorino Army Army Alanson E. Piatt, Jr. Navy Army Stanley I. Pollard Army Army Ralph M. Pool Army Navy Bradford C. Poole Army Navy Theodore R. Porosky Navy Army Robert G. Porter USNR Army Philip E. Posey Army USMC John J. Powers Army Navy Newton K. Pratt USCG Army Sherman C. Prescott USNR Army B. Thomas Preston Navy Army Joseph E. Pucci Navy Army Albert J. Pulcini USMC Army Alonzo C. Rand Army Navy James O. Rand USCG USNR Paul D. Randall Army Army James A. Rawnsley Army Army Bernard Raymond Army Navy Joseph F. Reagan Army Navy John A. Reardon, Jr. Army Army John H. Reardon, Jr. Army Army William R. Recktenwald Army Army Paul F. Remis Navy Army Robert B. Richmond Army Navy Aldas S. Ridgely, Jr. USMM Army Richard J. Roach, Jr. Army Army Daniel J. Roberts USMC Navy James M. Rosa Army Army Albert J. Rosen Army Army Earl C. Rossler Army USMC Charles A. Rowley Army Army John F. Rutecki Navy Army Richard R. Ruzicka Army Army John P. Ryan Army Army Benjamin J. Rymut Navy Army Theodore Sadoski Army Army Todins Sadoski Army Army Edward G. Savage Navy Army Bradford Savitz Army Armv Edward Scarry Army USMC Gilbert J. Schlesinger Army John A. Schur Martin Schwartz Frank A. Semenza Arthur I. Senter John Sereda Larry E. Shaffer, Jr. James L. Shanahan William L. Shannon John A. Sharkey Robert Sharpe Herman J. Shechtel Richard F. Sherburne Philip Shreve Leland R. Sibley Edward F. Sitarz Walter A. Skers Philip Sloan John R. Smart Aa ron L. Smith Charles W. Smith Melborn H. Smith Joseph T. Snook Eugene P. Spector George P. Speliopoulos Leonard G. Spooner, Jr. Richard E. Sprague Joseph Stankiewicz Frank H. Stansfield Nicholas Stepanishen Robert R. Stinson Everard R. Sweetser Lenhart A. Swenson Murton V. Sutherland Robert L. Taber Samuel B. Tassel Joseph K. Taylor Matthew D. Taylor Edwin P. Tenggren Laurence R. Terrio John N. Terrio Eric P. Teschner Robert F. Tessier Herman I. Thurston Robert S. Tiemann Richard D. Tilton Charles W. TischofT Peter C. Tornabene George Trovato William F. Twomey Martin Umans William R. Virchow Stanley T. Walker John A. Ward Charles G. Waterhouse Robert L. Watson Joseph M. Weaver, Jr. Earle F. Webster Bertram Weiner George B. Welch, Jr. Thomas P. Welch Lloyd A. Wells Thomas E. Wetherbee Arthur White, Jr. Howard J. White Ralph W. White, Jr. Robert T. White Thomas G. White Robert W. Whiteacre Wilfred H. Whittier Arnold G. Wilbur Harold Heath Wills Robert L. Winters David R. Wood Robert D. Wood John N. Wright George E. Yankowski Irwin N. Ziner Army Army Army Navy Army Navy Army USMC Army Navy Navy Army Army Army Army Army Navy Navy Army USMC Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Navy Navy Army USMC Army Army Navy USNR Ar.my Navy Army Navy Navy Army Army Army Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Army Army Army USMC RAF Navy Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army USCG Army USMC Navy Army Army Navy Army Army Army Army Army Army ' 43 L lut? . J lstoVy ' FRESHMAN In the fall of 1940 the country was sing- ing MacNamara ' s Band, cars were lining the highways, the Presidential Campaign was sweeping the country, the RAF was fighting the battle of Britain, and 871 neophytes were having a battle of filling out cards at Northeastern. No student will ever forget those first three days when cards had to be filled out, advisers met, tests taken and phys- ical examinations endured. When we look back to those days they remind us of what we are experiencing now — Selective Service examinations. However, we weathered the storm and prepared to start studies the fol- lowing week. Many of us journeyed that weekend to Freshman Camp at which many lasting friendships were acquired. None of us will forget being called out of bed at 11 o ' clock to see the movies or the chase of the upper- class in which we showed that our class was to be one of unified spirit. During our Freshman year we held two dances. The first, Freshman Frolic, was held at the Hotel Continental with music by the Bacchs. At this dance we selected Miss Lois Hayward escorted by Leland Sibley, .now Mr. and Mrs., as Northeastern Uni- versity ' s Honorary Co-ed of the Class of 1945. As the first affair of our class it proved very successful. Our second affair was the Freshman Formal held at the Belmont Country Club. This dance proved to be the biggest affair of our Freshman year and had the distinction of being the only affair run by the class which had no red ink on the books. Our class did not have too successful sports this year but we provided much needed material for the varsity teams of the future. It was during this year that Dr. Ell was inaugurated as President of the University at impressive ceremonies held at the Opera House. We also witnessed the breaking of the ground for the New Building which is the second of the proposed unit of seven. Richards Hall was also dedicated this year. FRESHMAN OFFICERS First Row, left to right Ryan, White, Goldie Second Row, left t right : Ahern, Cheever Douglas, Prof. Me SOPHOMORE Many changes in the world took place during our Sophomore year which influenced our actions greatly. The entire student body listened apprehensively to the declaration of war after Pearl Harbor. Many of our class- mates were already in the service while many others were preparing to enter, while no one knew just what the future held for him. It was during this year that our new mas- cot, King Husky II was presented to the University after the short reign of Queen Husky I. Our class supplied many men for the var- sity this year and made their presence known to no small degree. Among them were Bob Otenti, Will Shannon, Gabe Connors, Bob Maker, and Walter Hurley. The only dance which the class held this year was the well attended Battle of Music featuring Baron Hugo and his Society Fa- vorites and Sandy Sandiford and his Knights of Harlem. The big attraction of the dance was the presence of Nell Giles, who during the evening selected a Smooth Susan and Smooth Stephan from those present. All in all, everyone had a good time. Under the very enthusiastic leadership of Jim Shanahan the ' 45 Club was organized in the later part of our Sophomore year and this club has functioned continually since. MIDDLER Under the new accelerated program some of us attended school for the first time dur- ing the summer months. It was indeed a new experience trying to concentrate on studies on a warm summer evening. Because of the immediate pressure of the war our class had very little activity this year. However, all the classes combined and with Jim Shanahan as chairman the All University Ball was held in the main ball- room of the Copley Plaza. Roly Rogers ' Orchestra supplied the music, featuring the singing and trumpet stylings of Joan Hunter. The big event of the evening was the ap- pearance of Dixie Dunbar whom we ac- claimed as the girl Northeastern boys would most like to take away with them. The ' 45 Club, as a fitting sequel to the dance, held a buffet supper in the Sheridan Room. Although the food wasn ' t what was expected, it nevertheless served to get many members of our class together for the last time before entrance into the service. r r -i r SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First Row. left to right: Leach. Shan.ihan. Sec- ond Rom, left to right: Maker, Long, Prof. Me- serve, Cheever, Phil- lips. During the summer the main attraction was the Softball games held in the back of Richards Hall. Many an eventful game was played, making the summer term more en- joyable. JUNIOR A second All University Round-up was held this year as a farewell to the last of the Army Reservists. The evening was spent with Softball games, in which the ' 45 Club Chemicals won the championship, labora- tory exhibits, movies, and dancing. The highlight of the evening was the hobby- horse races with students and faculty riding the horses. Mr. Seavey of the Mechanical Engineering Department showed us his pro- ficiency by winning the races. Although Junior Proms are out for the duration we held one of our most successful dances during our Junior year. This dance was held at the University Club on Hallow- e ' en Eve with Alan Curtis supplying the music and Ted Cole the vocals. The big surprise of the evening came when Jim Russo introduced the Merry Macs. This group entertained us with songs which were en- joyed by all present. They proved to us why they are one of the top entertaining groups in the country. As major activities have been curtailed, the class this year contented themselves with Softball games, swimming, and basketball. The actions shown on the diamond, espe- cially by the faculty, will long be remem- bered. One of the advantages of having classes in the summer (so we thought) was the pos- sibility of holding classes out-of-doors. The Sociology class one day tried this and as the hour rolled on, some began to wish that the class was inside in order to escape the heat. SENIOR Because of the accelerated program our Senior year is but twenty-four weeks long, which accounts for no class activity until the Senior Week. For this affair we elected a committee of ten with Hank Bishop as chairman. We are looking forward to this last week together during our college years, as this will be a week never forgotten. Except for those who chose the co-opera- tive plan for their final year we as a class are graduating one year earlier than expected. MIDDLER OFFICERS First Row. hit to right : C h e e ver, Shanahan, Durakis, Maker. Scc- ond Row. left to right: Philips, Webster. SENIOR COUNCIL ond Row left to right: Profitn. Sleeper, Knowl- lon, TomainI, Kopsiaf- During these four fast years at Northeastern we have seen many changes come to us, the University, and the world. We have become mature in an immature world ; the Univer- sity has added one building, admitted co-eds, trained the ASTP ; and the world was shaken with the worst war in history. We also saw sane people go berserk trying to figure out songs like Hut Sut Song, Pistol Packin ' Mamma, and Mairzy Doats. This war has come close to us, for we have seen our classmates leave — some, never to come back. And now the rest of us are leaving the doors of Northeastern behind us to go out into the world to help in as many ways as we possibly can to win this war. We realize the task that is before us and we know that it will be hard but we will do our utmost to speed the day when once again all people can live in a free world. JUNIOR OFFICERS First Row. left to right: Bis.hop, Cheever, Dura- kis, Russo. Prof. GeargG H. Meserve, Jr. .-Arduise to the L iaSd of ' 45 Professor George H. Meserve, Jr., was born on June 7, 1902, in Medford, Massachusetts, where he now resides with his wife and two sons. In 1925 he was graduated from Northeastern, with the degree of Bachelor of Civil Engineering, under the four-year plan; later he returned to Northeastern and received his B.S. degree in Civil Engineering in 1931. At Boston University in 1940 Professor Meserve received his Ed.M. Professor Meserve came to Northeastern as an Instructor of Civil Engineering in 1926, became an Assistant Professor of Drawing in 1931, and Associate Professor in 1940. He served a short time as Assistant Director of Student Activities in 1926. Active in professional societies and social organizations, Professor Meserve is a member of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, Massachusetts Epsilon Chapter of Tau Beta Pi and past member of the Advisory Board, Boston Business Art Club, and past President of the Boston Aquarium Society. In addition to his work at the University, Professor Meserve has served as Civil Engineer at Mil- ford, Draftsman of the Boston City Planning Board, and Chief-of-Party for Norfolk County. At present his duties as Field Representative of New England for ESMWT take him away from our class as adviser ; but after a short stay in Washington he will be stationed here at the University for his work throughout New England. During Professor Meserve ' s absence. Professor Eliot F. Tozer has acted as our adviser. We take this opportunity to thank Professor Meserve for his advice, assistance, and association through our college career; and to thank Professor Tozer for helping us during these last weeks of our Senior year. jvimoy Jjavice owiwiltt First Row. hit to right: Durakis, Russci, Profita, Sleeper. Second Row, left to right: Paladino, Bishop, Pettingell, Esterman. Henry J. Bishop Manual A. Durakis Benjamin Esterman Carlo R. Paladino Theodore T. Pettingell, Jr. Joseph C. Profita James N. Russo, Chairman Neal M. Sleeper S emor l l eek L ommittee First Row. hit to right: Paladino. Russo. Bishop, Profita. Duraki; Second Row. hit to right: Sleeper, Linteris. Woodberry. Minalga, Tent Henry J. Bishop, Chairman George P. Minalga Manual A. Durakis Carlo R. Paladino Lino L. Linteris Joseph C. Profita James N. Russo Neal M. Sleeper Arthur E. Tenenbaum Paul T. Woodberry emc t Alexander E. Aikens, Jr. 844 Beacon Street Boston Chetnical Engineering Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 4; Glee Club 1; A.I.Ch.E. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Boston Consolidated Gas Co., Everett, Mass., Student Chemist. Sumner Alpert 147 Talbot Avenue Dorchester Mechanical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Charles Hayden Scholar. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Photographic Technician; General Electric Co., Lynn, Assistant to Metallurgist. Sidney F. Austin 6 High Street Orleans, ' Vermont Mechanical Engineering Nu Epsilon Zeta; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Softball 3, 4; Interfraternity Basketball 2, 3; Class Basketball 5 ; Student Council 3, ' Vice- President 4, President 5 ; Student Union 1, 2, Treasurer 4, ' Vice-President 4; Associate Editor Cauldron 5 ; Band 1 ; ' Who ' s ' Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges ; A.S.M.E. 4, Program Chairman 5 ; Interfraternity Council ' Vice-President 4; Fraternity Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, President 5. Cooperative Work G N Engineering Co., Boston, Con- trol ' Wireman, Designer; Cowhig Engi- neering Co., Inc., Hyde Park, Machine Operator, Draftsman. Burnett Baron 21 Nasing Street Roxbury Mechanical Engineering Dean ' s List 3, 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Machine Op- erator; Mason-Neilan Co., Dorchester, Draftsman; B. F. Sturtevant Co., Hyde Park, Draftsman. GeDrge A. Beckett 11 Woodland Avenue Medford Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Intramural Softball, Member Champion Team 4; A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, President 5. Cooperative Work B. B. Chemical Co., Cambridge Analyt- ical and Research Chemist ; Berry Stoker Service Co., Arlington, Stoker Instal- lation. Theadore Berman 114 Bellingham Street Chelsea Mechanical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 3, 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5; Interclass Basketball 4, 5. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Machine Op- erator; General Electric Co., Lynn, As- sistant Engineer. Henry J. Bishop 606 County Street New Bedford Civil Engineering Interclass Baseball and Basketball ; Who ' s Who Among College Students in American Universities and Colleges; Treasurer of the Junior Class ; Student Council 5; N.U.C.E.S. 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 5 ; Senior Week Committee, Chairman. Cooperative Work Whitman Howard, Boston, Rodman- Transitman; New York, New Haven Hartford R. R., Boston, Transitman- Chief of Party, Draftsman. Robert W. Bordewieck 274 Weston Road Wellesley Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi 4, President 5 ; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; A.LE.E.; LR.E. Cooperative Work General Radio Co., Cambridge, Lab Technician; Wellesley College, Welles- ley, Electrician ' s Helper; Dennison Manufacturing Co., Framingham, Freight Packer. Warren T. Boyce 658 South Main Street Sharon Industrial Engineering Cauldron Junior Staff 4; Associate Editor 5; S.A.M. 4, 5. Cooperative Work Foxboro Co., Foxboro, Apprentice En- gineer. Edgar R. Brastow 50 Maple Street Attleboro Falls Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. 3, 4, 5; I.R.E. 5. Cooperative W ork New Bedford Gas Electric Co., New- Bedford, Electrical Engineer ' s Office; Jackson Moreland, Boston, Clerk. Sol Burstein 198 Chester Avenue Chelsea Mechanical Engineering Freshman Honor List ; Student Union 1, 2, Chairman, Religious Activities Com- mittee 3, 4, Chairman, Forum Com- mittee 5, Chairman, Pops Commit- tee 5, President 5; Neivs 1, 2, News Editor 3, Make-up Editor 4, 5, Busi- ness Manager 5; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Yacht Club 1, 2, 3, Skipper 4, 5. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Draftsman; Barnes Jones, Inc., Jamaica Plain, Millwright-Machinist ; Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Student Engineer. Alan C. Burt 175 South Avenue Attleboro Electrical Engineering Dean ' s List 2, 3 ; A.LE.E. Cooperative Work Foxboro Co., Foxboro, Draftsman and Inspector. Vessarios Chigas 120 Mt. Washington Street Lowell Electrical Engineering Student Union 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3; Cosmopolitan Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Treas- urer 2, 3; A.I.E.E. 4, 5; I.R.E. 5. Cooperative Work Heinze Electric Co., Lowell, General Inspector ; General Electric Co., Lynn, Student Engineer. Clifford Z. ChristopliGr 49 Elizabeth Road Belmont Mechanical Engineering Cooperative Work B. F. Sturtevant Co., Hyde Park, Drafts- man; Raytheon Production Co., New- ton, Laboratory Assistant. Milton L Cohen 111 Atlantic Avenue Revere Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi ; Freshman Honor List ; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Intra- mural Softball Champions 4; Intra- mural Basketball 4; A.I.Ch.E. 2, 3, 4, 5, Counselor of Class to A.I.Ch.E. 4, 5 ; Charles Hayden Scholar. Cooperative Work Stedfast Rubber Co., Mattapan, Labora- tory Assistant. Samuel H. Cohen 100 Atlantic Avenue Revere Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 4; Intramural Softball Champions 4; A. ' LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5; Debating Club 1. Cooperative Work Rust-Proofing and Metal Finishing Corp., Cambridge, Control Laboratory Analyzer; Sanborn Co., Cambridge, As- sembly and Machine Shop. James F. Conners 11 Berry Street Maiden Mechanical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 3, 4; Basketball 1, Varsity 5 ; A.S.M.E., Vice-President 4, Treas- urer 5. Cooperative W ork General Electric Co., Lynn, Student Engineer. Charles H. Cook, Jr. 18 Herbert Avenue Saugus Liberal Arts — English Academy, President 4, 5 ; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; News Feature Staff 5; Literary Club 5. Cooperative Work H. P. Hood Sons, Charlestown, Mail Clerk; General Electric Co., West Lynn, Aircraft Instrument Inspector. Albert DiNarda 262 Maverick Street East Boston Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi, Vice-President 5 ; Fresh man Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4 Intramural Softball Championship 4 Student Council 5 ; Glee Club 1 A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5; Sears B. Condit Award 4. Cooperative Work Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co., Cambridge, Assistant Chemist. GiacDma F. Diodati 34 Bellevue Avenue Haverhill Mechanical Engineering Interclass Softball 4; Interclass Basket- ball 4; Student Union 2, 3; A.S.M.E. Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Student Engineer. Eugene DiSciullo 67 Mt. Vernon Street Arlington Electrical Engineering Cooperative Work Raytheon Manufacturing Co., Newton, Electrical Laboratory Assistant. Robert A. Dnnnan 551 Brookline Avenue Brookline Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 4; Intramural Softball Championship 4; A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Commercial Filters Corp., South Bos- ton, Laboratory Assistant; General Elec- tric Co., West Lynn, Laboratory Worker. John W. Urenker Highland Road Thornwood, New York Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; LR.E. Cooperative Work Western Union Telegraph Co., New York, N. Y., Draftsman, Laboratory Assistant. John Dumanian 86 Sagamore Street Lynn Electrical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List; A.LE.E. Cooperative Work Vulcan Electric Co., Danvers, Chief Tester, Inspector ; General Electric Co., Lynn, Tester. Manuel A. Durakis 27 Pearl Street Cambridge Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Student Council 3, 4, 5 ; A.I.Ch.E. 2, 3, 4, 5 ; Class Vice- President 3, 4, President 5 ; Class Coun- cil 4, 5 ; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co., Cambridge, Laboratory Assistant. Benjamin Esterman 12 Kerwin Street Dorchester Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3 4; Intramural Softball Championship 4 A.LCh.E. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Presi dent 5 ; A.C.S. 5 ; Class Council 4, 5 Class Treasurer 5. Cooperative Work Northeastern University, Boston, Unit Operations Laboratory Assistant. Joseph Ferraro 39 Library Street Revere Electrical Engineering Glee Club 1 ; A.LE.E. Cooperative Work Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., Salem, Factory Engineer; Champion Lamp Works, Lynn, Assistant Draftsman; Champion Radio Works, Danvers, Draftsman. Saul A. Fine 20 Chatham Road Everett Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Acme Type Metal Co., Everett, Analyti- cal Chemist; Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc., Boston, Research Laboratory Assistant; Commercial Filters Corp., Boston, Test- ing Engineer. A. Drman Fisher 34 Oakview Terrace Jamaica Plain Chemical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; A.LCh.E.; A.C.S.; Charles Hayden Scholar. Cooperative Work Northeastern University, Boston, Chem- ical Laboratory Assistant. John B. Flaherty, Jr. 6 Lewis Street Medford Electrical Engineering Freshman Honor List; 2, 3, 4. Dean ' s List Cooperative VTork AUis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Hyde Park, Assistant to Sales Engineer. John J. Goode 696 Huntington Avenue Boston Electrical Engineering Rifle Club; A.I.E.E. 2, Representative 3. Cooperative Work Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Electrical Installation, Repair, and Testing. Charles J. Griffin 11 Simonds Court Medford Chemical Engineering Interclass Softball. Cooperative Work Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge, As- sistant to Chemical Engineer. Daniel L Grosser 111 University Road Brookline Mechanical Engineering Dean ' s List 2; A.S.M.E. 3, 4. 5. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Inspector, Ma- chine Operator. Charles R. Gunderson 36 Marshall Street Winthrop Electrical Engineering Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Glee Club 1; A.I.E.E. Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Super- charger Planning Department; Boston Consolidated Gas Co., Charlestown, Electric Meter Department. Sheffield G. Haddad 14 Bobolink Street West Roxbury Electrical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2; A.LE.E.; LR.E.; Radio Club. Cooperative W ork Northeastern University, Boston, Elec- trical Laboratory Assistant; Cowhig En- gineering Co., Inc., Hyde Park, Test- ing, Drafting and Inspecting; Holtzer- Cabot Electric Co., Jamaica Plain, Drafting and Motor Testing. Walter W. Hearsey 226 Cornell Street Roslindale. Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Machinist. Robert N. Huckins 139 Trapelo Road Belmont Liberal Arts — Chemistry Cooperative Work Rust-Proofing Metal Finish Corp., Cambridge, Laboratory Assistant; Cam- bridge Rubber Co., Cambridge, Lab- oratory Assistant. Alphonse V. Jarzylo 29 Morris Street Lynn Mechanical Engineering Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Planning, Tester. Herbert M. Johnson 13 Dwight Street Ansonia, Connecticut Chemical Engineering Gamma Phi Kappa, Student Union 1, 2; Glee Club 1 ; A.LCh.E. Cooperative Work Seamless Rubber Co., New Haven, Conn., Analyst; U. S. Rubber Co., Naugatuck, Conn., Laboratory As- sistant. Merrill E. Jordan 9 Colonial Road Weymouth Liberal Ar s — Chemistry A.C.S. 5. Cooperative XY ork Thompson- Weinman Research Labora- tory, Cambridge, Laboratory Assistant. Manuel A. Kanter 24 Marlborough Street Chelsea Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi ; Freshman Honor List ; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Condit Award 4; Band 1, 3, Manager 4; A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5; A.C.S. 4, 5. Cooperative Work Panther-Panco Rubber Co., Chelsea, In- spector; Commercial Filters Corp., South Boston, Laboratory and Testing. Harry Kasparian 135 Broadway Street Haverhill Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Cooperative Work The Bailey Co., Amesbury, Draftsman, Engineer ' s Assistant. GeorgG Katz 29 Bloomingdale Street Chelsea Industrial Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 4; Cauldron Junior Staff 4, Associate Editor and Advertising Manager 5 ; Glee Club 1, 4; A.S.M.E. 5; S.A.M. 4, Treasurer 5. Cooperative Work Ashton Valve Co., Cambridge, Produc- tion Controller; Electric Storage Battery Co., Boston, Batteryman; H. B. Lig- gett Co., Boston, Storekeeper. David R. King 15 Frederick Avenue Methuen Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi, Corresponding Secretary 5 ; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Student Council 5; A.I.E.E.; LR.E. Cooperative Work General Radio Co., Cambridge, Inspec- tion Standards Laboratory. Robert J. Knowlton H Roxbury Avenue Natick Industrial Engineering Student Council 5 ; Cauldron Junior Staff 4, Cauldron Editor-in-Chief 5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 1, 2 Math Club 1 ; S.A.M. Secretary 4, Pres ident 5 ; A.S.M.E. 5 ; Class Council 5 A.S.M. Cooperative Work Bay State Abrasive Products Co., West- boro. Student Engineer. Nicholas Kopsiaftis 3 West Street Fitchburg Civil Engineering Class Council 5 ; N.U.C.E.S. Cooperative Work New York, New Haven Hartford R. R., Hartford, Conn., Transitman — Chief of Party. Robert N. Kuehn 436 Mammoth Road Manchester, New Hampshire Civil Engineering Dean ' s List 2, 4; N.U.C.E.S. Cooperative ]Vork Metropolitan District Water Bureau, Hartford, Conn., Rodman; Ritchie Ells- worth, Camp Edwards, Rodman, Tran- sitman ; Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard, Inc., Hinghara, Transitman. Lino L. Linteris 46 Bowdoin Street Dorchester Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; A.LCh.E. 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Eastern Gas Fuel Associates, Everett, Student Engineer; Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co., Camb ridge, Control Chemist; Howe French, Inc., Boston, Chemical Clerk. William A. Maida 90 Orient Avenue East Boston Chemical Engineering Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 4; Softball Championship 4; A.I.Ch.E. 3 4, 5; A.C.S. 5; Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5. Cooperative Work Steadfast Rubber Co., Mattapan, Junior Chemist. George V. Merola 378 Ferry Street Everett Liberal Arts — Chemistry Freshman Honor List; Math Club 2; A.C.S. Cooperative Work Boston Army Base, Boston, Messenger; Boston Consolidated Gas Co., Boston, Student Chemist. GeorgG P. Minalga 79 Pleasant Street Cambridge Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; A.I.E.E. 2, 3, 4, Chairman 5 ; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Boston Edison Co., Boston, Student Engineer. Herbert L. Minkin 22 Wallingford Road Brighton Mechanical Engineering Interclass Baseball and Basketball; Photography Club 1 ; A.S.M.E. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Machinist. Peter A. Moldauer 37 Dwight Street Brookline Civil Engineering Tau Beta Pi 4, 5 ; Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Student Union Cosmopolitan Commission 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; N.U.C.E.S. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Cooperative Work Barnes Co., Waltham, Rodman and Draftsman; Norfolk County, Dedham, Draftsman; S. M. Ellsworth, Sanitary Engineer, Boston, Draftsman. Earl P. Morse 90 Sherman Street Wollaston Mechanical Engineering Yacht Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soaring Club 2; A.S.M.E. 5. Cooperative Work Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Hyde Park, Draftsman; New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R., Boston, Student En- gineer; Bethlehem Steel Corp., Quincy, Trainee. Everett L. Mosher Worcester Street Sterling Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative W ork Colt ' s Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co., Hart- ford, Conn., Trainee. John S. DlivitD 80 Fulton Street Medford Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. ; Photography Club 1, 2 ; Cos- mopolitan Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. Cooperative W ork Sanborn Electro Cardiograph Co., Cam- bridge, Repair Department; Hyde Park High School, Hyde Park, Assistant Spe- cial Instructor; General Electric Co., Lynn, Planning Department. Ricliard H. Dlney R. F. D. 2 Woonsocket, Rhode Island Civil Engineering N.U.C.E.S. Cooperative Work New York, New Haven Hartford R. R. Co., Hartford and Providence, Transitman. Carlo R. Paladino 8 Martyn Street Waltham Civil Engineering Class Baseball and Basketball 3, 4; Student Council 4; N.U.C.E.S. 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Dance Committee 4; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work City Engineers, Waltham, Transitman. Samuel J. Pattison, Jr. 122 East Side Parkway Newton Civil Engineering Freshman Honor List; Baseball 1 Cross-Country 1 ; Class Council 4 News 1 ; N.U.C.E.S. 2, 3, Secretary 4 Hayden Scholar. Cooperative Work City of Newton Engineering Depart- ment, Rodman and Transitman; General Electric Co., West Lynn, Draftsman; Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Rodman. Agostino A. Pelosi 81 Lubec Street East Boston Electrical Engineering Glee Club; Radio Club; Chess Club. Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Student En- gineer; Jackson Moreland Co., Bos- ton, Junior Engineer; Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Machine Assembly. Porter J. Perkins, Jr. 126 Burleg Street Wenham Mechanical Engineering Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Interclass Basketball; A.S.M.E.; Civil- ian Pilot Training Program. Cooperative Work Johns-Manville Co., Nashua, N. H., Blueprint Reading and Layout Work; Northeastern University, Boston, Me- chanical Lab Assistant; Sylvania Elec- tric Products, Inc., Salem, Assistant to Products Engineer. Walter A. Petrocelli 138 Hutchinson Street Revere Civil Engineering Softball 2, 3, 4; N.U.C.E.S. Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Assistant Engineer; City of Revere, Revere, Draftsman; Electric Storage Battery Co., Boston, Helper. TheadnrE T. Pettingell, Jr. 87 Border Street Dedham Electrical Engineering Nu Epsilon Zeta; Freshman Honor List; Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; A.LE.E. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Boston Edison Co., Boston, Student En- gineer and Photographer. Lawrence I. Piper 2 Greenough Avenue Jamaica Plain Civil Engineering Dean ' s List 4; Yacht Club 1, 2; N.U.C.E.S. 2, 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Boston Albany R. R., Boston, Chain- man; Whitman Howard Co., Boston, Transitman. Joseph Carl Profita 20 Malvern Avenue West Somerville . Mechanical Engineering Dean ' s List 3, 4 ; Glee Club 1 ; Class ■Vice-President 4, Class Council 5 ; A.S.M.E. 3, Treasurer 4, President 5 ; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Star Brass Mfg. Co., Boston, Draftsman; Davidson Rubber Co., Boston, Assistant Engineer. Edward F. Pytka 82 North Street Three Rivers Business Administration — Industrial Administration Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 3; Cauldron Junior Staff 4, Business Manager 5 ; Banking and Finance Club 1, 2, 3 ; Law and Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; S.A.M. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; Astronomy Club 1, 2. Cooperative Work Boston Globe, Boston, Advertising Clerk; Wickwire Spencer Steel Co., Palmer, Payroll Clerk, Production Con- trol; Home Pride Bakery, Three Rivers, Bookkeeper. Holland F. Ridgely 6 Crawford Street Roxbury Mechanical Engineering Beta Gamma Epsilon; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5; Chess Club 2, 3 ; Treasurer Fraternity 4, 5. Cooperative W ork Fellows Gear Shop, Springfield, Vt., Machinist; Lapointe Machine Tool Co., Hudson, Designer. Clarence F. Root Lakeside, Connecticut Mechanical Engineering Basketball Varsity 5; A.S.M.E. 4, 5. Cooperative Work Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn. Draftsman, Electrician ' s Helper. James N. Russo 63 Van Winkle Street Dorchester Mechanical Engineering Intramural Basketball and Softball 4, 5 ; Student Council 4, 5 ; Cauldron Junior Staff 4, Photographic Editor 5 ; Presi- dent of the Junior Class ; Vice-President of the Senior Class; Yacht Club 4, 5 A.S.M.E. 3, 4, Social Chairman 5 Chairman of Junior Dance Committee Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Commercial Filters Corp., Boston, Re- search Laboratory Assistant; Hyde Park High School, Hyde Park, Instructor in Machine Drawing; Gould Aeronautical, Deep River, Conn., Liaison Inspector. Herbert G. Ryan 159 Hollis Avenue Braintree Electrical Engineering Honor List; Radio Club 1, 2; A.I.E.E.; I.R.E. Cooperative Work Canteen Food Service, Quincy, Sales- man; Fore River Shipyards, Quincy, Electrician ' s Helper, Assistant Test Engineer. William S. Sahakian 3 Mather Street Dorchester Liberal Arts — Psychology — So ciology Dean ' s List 3 ; Track 4 ; Student Union 3, 4, 5, Chairman of Chapel 5 ; News 4, 5; Literary Club 4. 5. Albert M. Salvi 157 Cottage Street East Boston Electrical Engineering Honor List; Dean ' s List 3, 4; A.LE.E. Cooperative Work General Electric Co., Lynn, Draftsman, Student Electrical Engineer. Frederick A. Sebring 51 Lorraine Street Roslindale Mechanical Engineering Tau Beta Pi, Recording Secretary; Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Sears Roebuck Co., Boston, Drafts- man; Greenfield Tap Die Co., Greenfield, Draftsman; Cowhig Engi- neering Co., Hyde Park, Machine Op- erator. Norman A. Sessler 60 Lewis Avenue Winthrop Mechanical Engineering Dean ' s List 4; Interclass Baseball and Basketball 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5 ; Chess Club 1. Cooperative Work Sanborn Co., Cambridge, Repair and Test Engineer. Donald A. Slack 670 Bedford Street Whitman Electrical Engineering Dean ' s List 3, 4; Radio Club 1; A.LE.E. 5. Cooperative Work General Radio Co., Cambridge, Labora- tory Assistant. Neal M. Sleeper Danville, Vermont Electrical Engineering Student Union 2 ; Class Council 4, 5 ; Junior Dance Committee Secretary; A.I.E.E, 3, 4, 5; Senior Week Com- mittee. Cooperative W ork Central Vermont Public Service Cor- poration, Rutland, Vt., Distribution Plant Office and Generating Plant Op- erator. N. Raymond Spaulding 31 Nichols Street Ansonia, Conn. Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Cooperative Work Farrel Birmingham Co., Inc., Ansonia, Conn., Detail Draftsman. William J. Stanney 11 Brook Farm Road West Roxbury Electrical Engineering Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1; A.I.E.E. 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4. Cooperative W ork Boston Edison Co., Boston, Student Engineer. Arthur E. Tenenbaum 140 Adams Street Lynn Liberal Arts — Chemistry Track Manager 1 ; A.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 5; Senior Week Coinmittee. Cooperative Work Lynn Hospital, Lynn, Switchboard Op- erator and Nigiit Clerk; H. A. Johnson Co., Boston, Factory. John Terzian 12 Nichols Street Salem Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi, Student Treasurer 4, 5; Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; A.LE.E. 3, 4, 5; LR.E. 5. Cooperative Work Syivania Electric Products, Inc., Dan- vers, Life Test Department, Assistant Engineer. Lewis ThEoharDus 151 Hillside Street Boston Chemical Engineering Dean ' s List 3; A.LCh.E, Secretary. Cooperative Work Northeastern University, Boston, Lab. Assistant. Frank J. Tamaini 265 Morris Avenue Long Branch, New Jersey Electrical Engineering Honor List; A.LE.E.; Class Council 5; Yacht Club. Cooperative Work Holtzer Cabot Electric Co., Roxbury, Junior Draftsman; Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc., Newark, N. J., Junior Engineer. Anthony P. Trunfio 211 Princeton Street East Boston Electrical Engineering Honor List; A.LE.E. Cooperative Work S. H. Couch Co., North Quincy, Test- ing Communication Equipment. Alwyn R. Waite 23 Pickett Street Beverly Electrical Engineering Football 1; Basketball 4; Yacht Club 1, 5; A.LE.E. 4, 5. Cooperative Work Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., Salem, Student Engineer. J. Harding Weeks Grove Street Barre Mechanical Engineering Interclass Softball 3, 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Charles G. Allen Co., Barre, Machinist. Paul T. WoDdberry 6 Giddings Avenue Beverly Liberal Arts — Chemistry Glee Club 1, 2 ; Rifle Club 4, 5 ; Class Council 5 ; A.C.S. 5 ; Senior Class Sec- retary; Senior Week Committee. Cooperative Work Whitin Machine Works, Whitinsville, Laboratory Assistant. Edward S. F. Wong 361 2 Harrison Avenue Boston Mechanical Engineering Yacht Club 2; A.S.M.E. 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Fork The Colt ' s Patent Firearms Manufactur- ing Co., Hartford, Conn., Toolroom Trainee; Hy-Lite Corporation, South Boston, Assembler. Earle C. Farmer 431 West Fourth Street South Boston Liberal Arts — Mathematics and Physics Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4. Cooperative Work Polaroid Corp., Cambridge, Assistant Technical Adviser. Edward W. Murphy 647 East Third Street South Boston Civil Engineering N.U.C.E.S. 3, 4, 5. Cooperative Work Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Engineer. Test Kjyadviates from the J e ewice The following men are members of our class who completed their credits while in the Navy V-12 program at Tufts College and are re- ceiving their degrees with us. HANS V. BACH SANFORD R. CONVISER MAX E. ELLION MAURICE G. GERTEL JOHN A. H. HENSHAW, Jr. JOSEPH M. MAGUIRE EDWARD MATSON ROBERT W. PHILLIPS JOSEPH R. PISELLI IN MEMDRIAM PAUL T. MILLER EDWARD J. BAPTISTA fPAUL A. DION fWINDSOR NAUGLER WILLIAM V. O ' HARA ROBERT V. PAINE fROBERT H. BARTLETT Missing in Action jKilled in Action J enioi =Juean.6 cyLl6t Because of the time schedule of publica- tion of The Cauldron, it was impossible to include Dean ' s List 5 in the Senior Section. The following list contains the names of those who are included on the Dean ' s List for the first semester of the cur- rent year. SUMNER ALPERT JOSEPH V. ANNUNZIATA SIDNEY F. AUSTIN ROBERT W. BORDEWIECK MILTON L. COHEN SAMUEL H. COHEN JAMES F. CONNORS CHARLES H. COOK, Jr. ALBERT DiNARDO A. ORMAN FISHER JOHN B. FLAHERTY, Jr. SHEFFIELD G. HADDAD MANUEL A. KANTER DAVID R. KING ROBERT J. KNOWLTON LINO L. LINTERIS GEORGE P. MINALGA PETER A. MOLDAUER PORTER J. PERKINS, Jr. EDWARD F. PYTKA WILLIAM S. SAHAKIAN JOHN TERZIAN mmmiA and candids c tivdi iC avi i5eta j l First Row. left to right: TerEian, Si Srrond Row, left to right: Third Row, Icjt to right: bring, King, Bordewieck, DiNardo, Alpert Ranter, Cohen, Wyke, Moldauer. inalea, Linteris, Resnick, Connors. Advisory Board Dean William C. White, Massachusetts Epsilon, ' 25 Mr. Martin W. Essigmann, Massachusetts Beta, ' 38 Prof. Albert E. Everett, Massachusetts Epsilon, ' 23 Mr. Warren L. Ganong, Massachusetts Epsilon, ' 37 Prof. Chester P. Baker Dr. Carl S. Ell Prof. Alfred J. Ferretti Prof. Emil A. Gramstorff Dr. Elmer E. Haskins Faculty Memhers Prof. Frederick R. Henderson Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Dr. Carl F. Muckenhoupt Prof. Edward S. Parsons Prof. George E. Pihl Prof. Roland G. Porter Mr. Albert K. Schmieder Dr. W. Lincoln Smith Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Prof. Joseph W. Zeller Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Allen W. Abbott George S. Kariotis Joseph R. Piselli Milton L. Cohen Lino L. Linteris Edward G. Savage James F. Connors Joseph H. McCusker Leonard G. Spooner Manuel A. Kanter George P. Minalga Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Six David E. Higginbothara Adolph I. Katz Serafin J. Krukonis Stewart W. Hopkins Hyman Resnick Albert A. Wyke Lewis M. Theoharus ROBERT W. BORDEWIECK, President ALBERT DiNARDO, ' 45 Vice-President FREDERICK A. SEBRING, ' Recording Secretary DAVID R. KING, ' 45 Corresponding Secretary JOHN R. TERZIAN, ' 45 Treasurer SUMNER ALPBRT, ' 45 PETER A. MOLDAUER, Publicity Agent CHARLES H. COOK, ' 45 President EARLE C. FARMER, ' 45 Vice-President NATHAN I, HENTOFF, ' 46 Secretary-Treasurer DEAN WILFRED S. LAKE Faculty Adviser ke y cadewi Ltit to right: Cook, Hentoff. J Ludent L ouncli First Rom. hjt to right: King, Knowlton, Sullivan, Lovejoy. Austin, Hentotf, Bishop, Profita. Second Row. hit to right: Littlefield, Bigelow, Anderson, Doherty, Palmer, McAllister, Chopek, Russo. Third Row, hjt to right: Durakis, DiNardo, Philbrick, Indeck, Courtney. Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Fh ' e Henry J. Bishop David R. King James N. Russo Albert DiNardo Robert J. Knowlton Manuel Durakis Joseph C. Profita Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Six A. Harvey Gardner Frederic D. McAllister Thayer C. Taylor Kenneth E. Palmer Members front Class of Nineteen Forty-Seven Anders E. Anderson William Arvedon Donald C. Philbrick Francis W. Doherty Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Eight Mary H. Bigelow Stephanie Chopek Jack Indeck Joseph F. Courtney SIDNEY F. AUSTIN, ' 45 President STANLEY W. LOVEJOY, ' 46 Vice-President NATHAN HENTOFF, ' 46 Secretary WILLIAM R. SULLIVAN Treasurer DEAN HAROLD W. MELVIN Faculty Adviser SOL BURSTEIN, ' 45 President GEORGE P. CHANGELIAN, ' 46 Vice-President LILLIAN KOLODIZ, ' 48 Secretary-Treasurer DEAN CHARLES W. HAVICE Faculty Adviser INTERCOLLEGIATE COMMITTEE Dustin M. Colby, ' 47, Chairman Azad Maranjian, ' 47 Reuben J. Silver, ' 47 Herbert S. Cline, Nathan Rose, ' 47 WAR SERVICE COMMITTEE George P. Changelian, ' 46, Chairman Millard M. Kay, ' A6 Joseph B. Arots, ' A6 Melvin F. Levine, ' Ad WELFARE COMMITTEE Rita A. Young, ' 48 RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE William Sahakian, ' 46 SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE George W. Laakso, Jr., ' 46 Thayer C. Taylor, ' 46 • Harriet Phillips, student L u mon First Row, left to right: Chorek, Burslein. Kolod z um e. ChangaHan, RollistliilJ. Second Rom. Ifjt to rislit: Silver. Laak. ' io. Taylor, Kay. Levine, Rose. ke 45 L iub L aiAidron dSoard SIDNEY F. AUSTIN Associate Editor JAMES N. RUSSO Photographic Editor WARREN T. BOYCE Associate Editor EDWARD F. PYTKA Business Mantiger GEORGE KATZ Adierlising Edilor ROBERT J, KNOWLTON Editor-in-Chlej PROF. EVERETT C. MARSTON Faculty Adviser ZILU ew6 First Row, hit to right: Wlllett, Perlmutter, Littlefield, Chopek, Cook. Sicond Row. hit to right: Weinfeld, Ka parian, Blakeney, Kolodiz, Frenkel, Wallen, Austin. Gotthart. ARTHUR K. LITTLEFIELD, •46LA Editor-in-Chief EDWARD R. WILLETT, ' 47BA News Editor CHARLES H. COOK, Jr., ' 45LA Make-up Editor ELLIOT V. RICE, •48E Sports Editor MEYER PRESS, ■47E Photographic Editor HELEN YATES, ' 48BA Business Manager STEPHANIE CHOPEK, ■48E Advertising Manager ALBERT PERLMUTTER, •47E Circulation Manager DUSTIN M. COLBY, ■47LA Office Manager PROF, EVERETT C. MARSTON Faculty Adviser Mary H. Bigelow, ' 48LA Harry Kasparian, ' 45E NEWS STAFF Ernest Siegel, ' 48E Alice M. Lichwell, ' 48E Mary F. Frenkel, ' 48LA William S. Sahakian, ' 46LA Saul C. Kupferman, ' 46LA Murray A, Weinfeld, ■47LA FEATURE STAFF Wilfred Sandler, ' 48E Howard M. Curry, ' 46LA Vincent L. Ysebaert, ■47LA E. Newell Austin, ' 47E SPORTS STAFF Richard S. Shore, ' 48E John R. Wallen, ■48LA PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Richard I. Levine, ' 47E M. Donald Roche, ' 47E ADVERTISING STAFF Robert A. Wiener, ■47E CIRCULATION STAFF Lillian Kolodiz, ' 48E JOSEPH C. PROFITA, ' 45 Chairman JOHN J. SMIALEK, ' 46 V ice-Chairman SERAFIN J. KRUKONIS, M6 Secretary ARTHUR G. ATKINSON, ' 46 Publicity Chairman JAMES F. CONNORS, ' 45 Treasurer JAMES N. RUSSO, ' 45 Social Chairman SIDNEY F. AUSTIN, ' 45 Program Chairman PROF. FREDERICK A, STEARNS Faculty Adviser Sumner Alpert Sidney F. Austin Burnett Baron Theodore Berman Sol Burstein Clifford Christopher James F. Connors Giacomo F. Diodati Daniel L. Grosser Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Fiv Walter W. Hearsey Alphonse V. Jarzylo Harry Kasparian George Katz Robert J. Knowlton Herbert Minkin Earl P. Morse Everett L. Mosher John J. Olivito Porter J. Perkins, Jr. Joseph C. Profita Holland F. Ridgely Clarence F. Root James N. Russo Frederick A. Sebring Norman A. Sessler Nathaniel R. Spaulding J. Harding Weeks Edward S. F. Wong inencan S ocletu of rvleckanical L naineers First Row, left to right: Baron, Austin, Smiaiek, Conners, Prof. Stearns, Profita, Krukonis, Russo, Minkin, Ridgely. Second Row. lejt to right : Alpert, Root, Diodati. Jarzylo, Kasparian, Spaulding. Mosher, Katz, Olivito. Third Row, hit to right: Wong, Hearsey, Berman, Christopher, Sessler, Knowlton, Sebring, Perkins, Morse, Weeks. — Mtnerlcan nitltate or C tectrical C n. aineeri First Row. left to right: Terzian. Stanney, Brastow, Mrose. Lamb, Prof. Porter, Minalga, Flaherty. Salvi, Drenker. Second Row. left to right: Gunderson, Pelosi. Chigas, Burt. Sleeper, Trunfio, Waite. Ferraro, King. Third Row. left to right: Slack, Dumanian, Tomaini, Pettingell, Goode, Bordewieck, Ryan, DiScuilo, Haddad. GEORGE P. MINALGA, ' 45 Chairtnan CHARLES W. LAMB, ' 46 Vice-Chairman JAMES E. MROSE, ' 43 Secretary-Treasurer PROF. ROLAND G. PORTER Faculty Adviser Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Robert W. Bordewiek Edgar R. Brastow Alan C. Burt Vessarios Chigas Eugene V. DiSciuUo John W. Drenker John Dumanian Joseph L. Ferraro John B, Flaherty Charles R. Gunderson Sheffield G. Haddad David R. King George P. Minalga Agostino A. Pelosi Theodore T. Pettingell, Jr. Albert M. Salvi Neal M. Sleeper William I. Stanney Frank J. Tomaini Anthony P. Trunfio Herbert G. Ryan John Terzian Alwyn R. Waite HENRY J. BISHOP, ' 45 President PETER A. MOLDAUER, ' 45 Vice-President PHILIP A. FRIZZELL, %(, Secretary ARTHUR HEBERT, ' 47 Treasurer PROF, CHARLES O. BAIRD Faculty Adviser Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Henry J. Bishop Edward W. Murphy Walter A. Petrocelli Nicholas Kopsiaftis Richard H. Olney Lawrence I. Piper Peter A. Moldauer Carlo R. Paladino r lortkeastefn Univeysitvi L iuil C naineenna J ocietv, First Row, left to right: Kopsiaftis, Hebert, Bishop. Moldauer. Frizzell. ■cond Row. If It to right: Murphy, Pallidino, Prof. Baird, Kuehn, Petroce: Third Row. left to right: Piper, Olney. Pattison. mencan mtitute ojr K hemlcal Ofi nameeri First Row, hit to right: Alkens. Changelian. Beckett, Prof. Baker, Esterman, M. Cohen, McCahon. Second Row. left to right : Fine. Linteris. Maida, Doonan, Kanter. Third Rom. 1,-lt to right: Fisher, DiNardo, S. Colien. Durakis. BENJAMIN ESTERMAN, ' 45 President LEWIS THEOHARIS, ' 45 Secretary GEORGE A. BECKETT, ' 45 Vice-President DAVID S. McCAHON, ' 46 Treasurer GEORGE P. CHANGELIAN, ' 46 2nd Vice-President PROF. CHESTER P. BAKER Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Alexander E. Aikens, Jr. George A. Beckett Milton L. Cohen Samuel H. Cohen Albert DiNardo Robert A. Doonan Benjamin Esterman Saul A. Fine A. Orman Fisher Manuel A, Kanter Lino L. Linteris William A. Maida ROBERT J, KNOWLTON, ' 45 President EDWARD F. PYTKA, 45 Vice-Piesident ALEXANDER McCRACKEN, Jr., ' 45 Secretary GEORGE KATZ, ' 45 Treasurer MR. WARREN L. GANONG Faculty Adviser Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Joseph V. Annuziata George Katz Edward F. Pytka Warren T. Boyce Gerald B. Kearny Holland F. Ridgely Sol Burstein Robert J. Knowlton Clarence F. Root Alexander McCracken, Jr. ocietu for tk. vancemen. tof anaqement First Row, left to right: Pytka. Knowlton, Ka Second Rom. lejt to rigkl : Root. Ridgely, Boyc I lortneaitefn lAniueriltu J! tu,dent - mliate K napter of —American L hemlcai ocletu. First Rr,:c. left to right : Maida, Tennenbaum, Dr. Vernon. Broadley, Estern Second Row, left to right: Jordan. Woodberry, Huckins, Fisher, Kanter. ARTHUR E. TENENBAUM, ' 45 EMANUEL SALOS, ' 47 President Secretary HOWARD M. CURRY, ' 46 H. ROGER BROADLEY, Jr., ' 46 Vice-President Treasurer DR. ARTHUR A. VERNON Faculty Adviser Metnbers fro? i Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Benjamin Esterman Merrill E. Jordan George V. Merola A. Orman Fisher Manuel Kanter Arthur E. Tenenbaum Robert N. Huckins William A. Maida Paul T. Woodberry HOLLAND F. RIDGELY, ' 45 President GRANT S. HEALY, ' 47 Treasurer WILLIAM A, BRADLEY, ' 47 Secretary DR. WILLIAM F. LUDER Faculty Adviser John Mayne, ' 46 Allen C. Hirtle, ' 47 Brothers in the Faculty Prof. Emil A. GramstorfF Dr. William F. Luder , ' eia Ua famma C pslic .p6i on First Row, kit to right : Healy, Ridgely, Bradley, Kaye y lu ( psllon —eia fmgell, Novvell. Austin. Twombly, Kraemer. Mr. Combellack, ScronJ Rouk ■ ( to nght: ison, McAllister, Anderson, Littlefleld. Third Row. left to right: HofFm.m, Pape, Lovejoy, Woodbury. Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Five Sidney F. Austin Theodore T. Pettingell Kenneth A. Littlefleld Members frotn Class of Nineteen Forty-Six Stanley W. Lovejoy, Jr. Robert C. Twombly Fredric D. MacAUister Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Seven Carlton C. Anderson John P. Forrest David R. Nowell Roy M. Emanuelson Kenneth N. Kraemer Roderick V. Woodbury Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Eight Robert G. Harrison Richard S. Johnson Elmer W. Pape, Jr. Gordon T. Hoffman Edward H. Konetchy Mr. Wilfred J. Combellack Prof. J. James Devine Dean Harold W. Melvin Brothers in the Faculty Prof. George H. Meserve Mr. Albert E. Sanderson Mr. Ernest L, Spencer Prof. George W. Towle Dean William C. White SIDNEY F. AUSTIN, ' 45 Grand Master ROBERT C. TWOMBLY, ' 45 Vice-Grand Master KENNETH N. KRAEMER, ' 47 Grand Chancellor DAVID R. NOWELL, ' Af, Grand Scribe JOHN J. FORREST, ' 47 Vice-Grand Scribe MR. WILFRED J. COMBELLACK Faculty Adviser LAWRENCE E. MARSHALL, ' 46 President RODNEY W. REDER, % Vice-President and House Manager JOSEPH B. AROTS, ' 46 Treasurer MARIO ALVES, ' 47 Secretary CHARLES E. GIFFORD, ' Af, Social Chairman WILLIAM F. McGRATH, ' 47 Corresponding Secretary MR. GEORGE W. HANKINSON Vacuity Adviser l kl Kjawiwia j l First Row, telt to right: GifFord, Cooney, Walden. McGrath. Second Row, left to right: Alves, Mr. Hanklnson, Marshall, Arots, Rede S iqma l kl Ipka First Row. IcH to right: Catotti, Ciasckini, Daly, Fleischmann, Najarian, Prof. Wolowicz, Maravell. Second Rot. lell to richt: Moore, Christensen, Pandiscio, Webb, Lockhart, Haynes. Third Row, Icjt to right: Mondano, Searle; Hilly. Members from Class of Nineteen Forly-Six Alfred J. Fleischmann Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Seven Edward B. Catotti Frank S. Mondano Gordon H. Searles Walter A. Ciaschini Arthur A. Najarian Donald W. Webb William N. Maravell Anthony J. Pandiscio Members from Class of Nineteen Forty-Eight Frank T. Daly Frederick E. Haynes Brothers in the Faculty Prof. Laurence F. Cleveland Prof. Reginald G. Lacount Prof. Chester H. Wolowicz Prof. Gerald R. Tatton ALFRED J. FLEISCHMANN, ' A(, President FRANK T. DALY, ' 48 Vice-President ARTHUR A. NAJARIAN, ' 47 Secretary WALTER A. CIASCHINI, ' 47 Treasurer PROF. CHESTER H. WOLOWICZ Faculty Adviser STEPHANIE CHOPEK, ' 48 President MARY H. BIGELOW, ' 48 Vice-President ALICE M. LICHWELL, ' 48 Recording Secretary HELEN YATES, ' 48 Corresponding Secretary MISS PAULINE FRANCES SULLIVAN Faculty Adviser Members from Nineteen Forty-Eight Mona L. Kennedy Florence S. Liker Rita A. Young Virginia A. Hadley L ma First Ro-u,. L-ll to risht: Bigelow. Chopek. Lichwell. end Row, left to right: Young, Miss Sullivan, Liker, Hadley. dSasmwall First Rom. left to right cond Row, hit to right: Robbitts, Sraiaiek, Alves, Mellea, Connors, Perrault. nager Shore, McGrath, Mahler, Doherty, Root, Coach Flun WILLIAM R. ROBBITTS, ■47(N) Captain RICHARD S. SHORE, •48(N) Manager MR. EMANUEL A. FLUMERE Coach Mario Alves, ' 47(N) Francis W. Doherty, ' 47 Russel W. Mahler, ' 48 William W. McGrath, ' 47 Clarence F. Root, ' 45 James F. Connors, ' 45 (N) Walter L. Glazer, ' 47 (N) Carl J. Mellea, ' 47 William E. Perreault, ' 47 (N) John J. Smialek, ' 46(N) USN Dispensary USN Communications US Marines S.D.A. Rhode Island USN Keymen U. of Maine Chelsea Naval Hospital W. P. I. 85 63 54 45 63 59 41 47 Oppo- nent 56 35 62 82 36 57 45 57 Army M. P. ' s U. of Connecticut Fort Strong U.S. Deslant Rhode Island N. E. Sector U. of Maine U. of Connecticut NU Oppo- nent 64 22 41 59 62 43 47 28 54 86 62 52 45 57 37 70 PROF. GERALD R. TATTON Coach MR. EARL K. BOWEN Assistant Coach EDWARD KLEIN, Manager E. Newell Austin, ' 48; Kenneth J. Bernard, ' 48; William Buchanan, ' 48; Dustin Colby, ' 47; Vin- cent DelGrosso, ' 47; Harrison Fuller, ' 48; Saul Gaas, ' 48; Charles Gunderson, ' 45; Joseph Harris, ' 48 ; Richard Johnson, ' 48 ; Adolph Katz, ' 46 ; Alvan Kramer, ' 47 ; Robert Levine, ' 48 ; George Lothrop, ' 48; Myron Lunchik, ' 48; William Martin, ' 48; Ernest Mills, ' 47 (N) ; William Mori- son, ' 48 ; Alfred Nicholson ; Herbert Nickless, ' 47 ; Kenneth Palmer, ' 46 ; Meyer Press, ' 47 ; Elliot Rice, ' 48; William Santry, ' 48; Louis Simeone, ' 47; Russell Stiles, ' 45; Robert Welsh, ' 48; Karl West, ' 48; Stanley Young, ' 48. Letter awarded for the 1942-43 season. The 1943-44 season brought to Northeastern the youngest and least experienced track team in the history of the University. The team was composed of three veterans; the remainder were freshmen. As a warm-up, most of the squad were entered in the Y. M. C. A. Open Meet. Some of the N. U. men succeeded in taking places, with first being captured in the dash and the shot put. Two weeks later, the only school meet of the winter season was held at Bates College. Supported by V-12 trainees, Bates swamped the N. U. contingent by taking six out of nine first places. Ernie Mills scored firsts in the three and six hundred yard runs, and Alfred Nicholson easily won the shot put. Nicholson, a seventeen-year-old freshman, had been state schoolboy champion in this event for three successive years. On March 2, Ernie Mills and Nicholson went to New York to participate in the IC4A track meet. Nicholson won a third place in the shot put, to give Northeastern three points for the afternoon. The last meet in which the whole squad took part was the New England Championships. The games were held for the first time on the Y. M. C. A. track. Herbert Nickless took a second place in the 1000 yard run, and Nicholson a second in his event. Two other places went to North- eastern athletes in the 600 and the high jump. Coach Tatton and Coach Bowen worked hard with their boys, to build a fine team. Of the group the outstanding athletes of the winter season were easily Mills, Nickless, and Nicholson; and their services were greatly appreciated by the coaches and the rest of the squad. By Elliot Rice. rach First Row, left to right: Rice, G: to right: Manager Klein, Nicholso Bowen. Third Rom, kjt to rig , Austin, Mills, Gunderson, Morison. Nicltless, Welsh, Ma,rtin. Second Row. hit Buchanan. Harris. Coach Tatton. Colby. Stiles, Lothrop. Palmer, Assistant Coach : Santry, Lunchick, DelGrosso. Katz. Young, Bernard, Huckins, Press, Johnson. {yjackt mb First Ro,v: Lundfeldt ond Roto, left to right: Welsh, Cooney, Fleishmani Healey, Hall, Prof. McGuir W. MUNRO HALE, Commodore ALFRED J. FLEISCHMAN, V ice-Commodore MARTIN E. COHEN, ' 47 GRANT S. HEALY, ' 46 Secretary-Treasurer Fleet Captain PROF. WALDEMAR S. McGUIRE Faculty Adviser EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Henry Chin, ' 48 Stuart M. Cooney, ' 48 Robert S. Welsh, ' 48 Marjorie Lundfelt, ' 48 The fall of 1938 found Northeastern without a nautical organization, but when the University was invited to take part in a regatta at M. 1. T., as a non-member of the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association — two students — Ray Dion, ' 40 and Art Hartford, ' 40 — represented Northeastern on their own. They won the regatta. And they won again when they unofficially represented the N. U. the following spring at Brown, winning the I. C. Y. R. A. non-member championship plaque for the second year. With two victories in a tough competitive field stowed away, the boys felt confident in going to Professor Parsons in the hope of organizing an official yacht club. They soon received his sanction, and Prof. Rudolf O. Oberg was appointed adviser to the group. After dominating the field of associate members for a year, N. U. joined the major league of yachting when the invitation to membership in the I. C. Y. R. A. was extended in May, 1940. The club now competes against some twenty-five colleges, in the East, and extending as far west as the University of Michigan. Practice in handling the boats used to be held at M. I. T. only Saturday mornings, but now there is general sailing and racing daily at the Community Sailing Boat Club. From the bumperboard racing results our top skippers and crews are selected to represent the school at regattas, and top bumperboard skippers are awarded charms at the annual winter banquet. The Interclass Trophy was put into competition last year, and was won by the Class of 1944. MYRON JAFFEE, ' 48, President DAVID HAMBLEN, ' 48. Secretary-Treasurer ARTHUR BANCROFT, Jr., ' 48, Ordnance Officer PROF J. JAMES DEVINE, Faculty Adviser Richard Clark, ' 48; Kenneth Wetmore, ' 48; Saul Kupferman, ' 47; David Hamblen, Myron Jaffee, ' 48; Charles Waterman, ' 47; Stanley Lovejoy, Jr., ' 46; Harrison Fuller, George Adelman, ' 48; Melvin Freedman, ' 48; Arthur J. Bindman, ' 48. N. U. Rifle Team letters awarded ' 44. Over 100 students participated in the Small Arms Firing School conducted by the N. U. Rifle Club and 28 took the final exam and were given N. R. A. certificates. As a result of the number of graduates from similar N. U. Firing Schools during the past two years, the National Rifle Association gave the N. U. Rifle Club a War Service Award in recognition of service generously contributed toward victory in the present war. The intercollegiate shooting occurred in January and February with postal competition against R. I. State, Yale, W. P. I., and US Coast Guard. Victories were scored against R. I. State and W. P. I. Shoulder to shoulder shooting took place against the Harvard Employees, and the team also participated in the William R. Hearst Civilian Marksmanship Trophy Match. if {Oirtkea tem f iHe e earn Second R First Row, Ult to right: Bindman, U.ihn. Ji left to right: Clark, Woodberry, Kiipfi C.ihn. Jafle. Wetmore. Lovejoy. Harr ' Prof. Devine, Freecln Gcldn ( eJL NoKriiiBjvsi S-|l r 1 yJmeaa J l lama Soon after the first co-ed arrived here at Northeastern it was realized that some organization should be formed. With Lillian Kolodiz as organizer the Omega Sigma was started. This group is open to all co-eds of the University and at present the member- ship totals 60. The girls have organized a basketball team which plays at the Y. W. C. A. This, along with various receptions and meetings with speakers, has constituted the activities of this new organiza- tion. The officers include Hannah Rothschild, President; Marjorie Faunce, Vice-President; Norma Levine, Secretary; and Virginia Hadley, Treasurer. The Executive Committee includes Hannalore Oswald, Rita Ginsberg, Marjorie Lundfelt, Evelyn Griffin, Steph- anie Chopek, and Grace McKinlay. A iernat I Kelationd L tub nlepnaliona Informality is the word that characterizes the past year ' s activi- ties of the ' International Relations Club. Since the personnel was changing so rapidly, the activities of the club were directly super- vised by the adviser. Professor Hamilton. A group of four (Robert H. Midgeley, ' 44 LA.; Donald H. Freeman, ' 44 LA; James J. Donnellan, ' ' i6 BA; Alexander J. Sweenie, ' A6 BA) comprised the club ' s delegates to a conference on Post-War Problems at the University of Vermont in early No- vember. The club is planning to send delegates to a Model Congress to be held at Rhode Island State late in April. Among those participat- ing are Arthur K. Littlefield, ' 47 LA; Edward R. Willett, ' 47 LA; Paul V. Shaughnessey, ' 48 LA; Sidney Mitchell, ' 48 LA; Nathan Rose, ' 47 LA; Edward F. Pytka, ' 45 BA; Mary H. Bigelow, ' 48 LA; M. Priscilla Carey, ' 48 LA. =Llieraru L lub The Literary Club, organized this year, has had a very active season. Rather than having officers, the club has used a system of revolving chairmen, with the chairman of each weekly meeting presenting his paper and leading a discussion on it. The topics discussed during the year included The Meaning of Literature, The Meaning of Poetry, Message Writers, and the book Native Son. The club has a membership of sixteen interested students, with Professor Frederick W. Holmes acting as adviser. L keiS L lub Under the able direction of Professor Coolidge, the Tuesday and Thursday meetings of the Chess Club were well attended by fol- lowers of this ever-popular game of skill. Beginners were taught the fundamentals of the game and the old timers pondered over new and complicated moves of strategy in an attempt to some day defeat the good Professor, At present, a Chess Tournament is being held to find the best chess player of Northeastern. Approximately twenty men are en- tered in the play. Leading the group this year were Jack M. Hochstein as Presi- dent and Arnold H. Carlin as Secretary. c=JLaiu and y ccountina L iub War has made students of Business Administration scarcer than rubber tires and yet Northeastern has twenty-five members in its Law and Accounting Club. The interest displayed by the present BA ' s seems to indicate that they are all able and studious men Many prominent business men have been guests of the club in past years. This year a luncheon was held at the Cafe de Paris on February third. The group had as guest speaker Mr. Walter W. Cunningham, Weekly Magazine Editor of the Christian Science Monitor. That well known authority on matters of law and accounting, Professor D ' Alessandro, is the Adviser of the group. President Joseph Annunziata, ' 45 BA; Vice-President, Edward F. Pytka, ' 45 BA; and Secretary-Treasurer, Marshall Seidler, ' 48 BA are the officers of the club. i ostnopoCitan L iup op The Cosmopolitan Club, a Commission of the Student Union, is designed to be of help to foreign students in their social rela- ti ons, and in their college life. In its policies and its programs, the Club cooperates with similar organizations at Wellesley, M. I. T., Harvard, and Tufts; and with the Student Center at Harvard University. This year the major club activities were an all-collegiate dance at Christ Church in Cambridge, series of supper dates at foreign restaurants; and a spring outing. The officers are Vincent Corapi, ' 46E, President; Frank D. Folino, ' 46E, Vice-President; and John B. Morrice, 48LA, Sec- retary-Treasurer. I • s S cL CRnoiAJieaamen h We of the Cauldron Board wish to thank all those who have helped us compile this yearbook; without their assistance and co- operation we could not have completed it. We are indebted to: Miss Dempsey, Mr. Waid, and Mr. Yerkes of the Waid Studio for their help and excellent co-operation. Mr. Russell C. Knight of the Stobbs Press for his wealth of information which he passed on to us. Miss Peppard, Miss Craig and the secretaries in Professor Nightingale ' s office and the other secretaries of the University for their much appreciated help and patience. Professor Marston for his excellent guidance and help to us as our adviser. Benjamin Esterman, Peter Moldauer, and Neal Sleeper, though not regular members of the Board, for their help in securing data for the Board. Walter Hearsey for his excellent collection of informal com- posite pictures. Sumner Alpert for his help in setting up the Informal Picture Section. We are especially indebted to the Junior Staff who, not know- ing if they will have a Cauldron of their own, have helped us materially in compiling our Cauldron. Members of this Junior Staff include Norman A. Anderson, Vincent F. Bubieniec, Daniel W. Coran, James J. Donnellan, Jr., A. Harvey Gardner, Jr., David E. Higginbotham, Stanley W. Lovejoy, Jr., Robert J. Markell, Fredric D. McAllister, Kenneth E. Palmer, Roderic W. Sommers, Alexander Sweenie, Thayer C. Taylor, Robert C. Twombly, and Albert W. Wyke. ADMINI STRATI DN And ROBERT GRAY DODGE Chairman FRANK LINCOLN RICHARDSON Vice-Chairman CARL STEPHENS ELL President of the University HENRY NATHANIEL ANDREWS Treasurer EVERETT AVERY CHURCHILL Secretary Joseph Florence Abbott Charles Francis Adams Wilman Edward Adams Roger Amory Robert Baldwin Arthur Atwood Ballantine George Louis Barnes Thomas Prince Beal Farwell Gregg Bemis Samuel Bruce Black Henry Goddard Bradlee George Augustus Burnham Godfrey Lowell Cabot Paul Codman Cabot Walter Channing William Converse Chick- Paul Foster Clark Sears B. Condit Albert Morton Creighton Edward Dana Edward Dane James William Daniels William James Davidson Paul Augustus Draper David Frank Edwards William Partridge Ellison Joseph Buell Ely John Wells Farley Frederic Harold Fay Allan Forbes Ernest Bigelow Freeman Edward J. Frost Franklin Wile Ganse Harvey Dow Gibson Merrill Griswold Henry Ingraham Harriman Carroll Sherlock Harvey Chandler Hovey Weston Howland Howard Munson Hubbard Maynard Hutchinson Arthur Stoddard Johnson Charles Berkley Johnson Jacob Joseph Kaplan Harry Hamilton Kerr Frank Howard Lahey Halfdan Lee Galen David Light Edward Abbott MacMaster John Russell Macomber Albert Edward Marshall Harold Francis Mason James Franklin McElwain Hugh Dean McClellan Irwin Likely Moore Fred Lester Morgan Irving Edwin Moultrop Clarence Lucian Newton Samuel Norwich Olaf Olsen Augustin Hamilton Parker, Jr. George Edwin Pierce Roger Pierce Matthew Porosky Frederick Sanford Pratt Roger Preston Harry Wendell Prout Sidney Rabinovitz Stuart Craig Rand William McNear Rand James Lorin Richards Harold Bours Richmond John James Robinson Charles Milton Rogerson Robert Billings Rugg Leverett Saltonstall Russell Maryland Sanders Andrew Sebastian Seller Frank Palmer Speare Russell Henry Stafford Francis Robert Carnegie Steele Charles Stetson Earl Place Stevenson Robert Treat Paine Storer Frank Horace Stuart Edward Watson Supple Ralph Emerson Thompson James Vincent Toner Eliot Wadsworth Eustis Walcott Edwin Sibley Webster Sinclair Weeks levn Ulniue situ L omoratlon lu orpi L an J iepfiend C-tt r A.B., M.S., ED.M., SC.D. President of the University Russell Whitney B.S., LL.B. Comptroller of the University Everett Avery Churchill AB., ED.D. Vice-President of the University William Crombie White S.B., ED.M. Dire ctor of the Day Colleges and Dean of the College of Engineering Harold Wesley Melvin A.B., M.A. Dean of Students Robert Bruce B.C.S., M.C.S. Acting Dean of the College of Business Administration Wilfred Stanley Lake A.B., M.A., PH.D. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Charles W. Havice A.B., M.A., S.T.B., PH.D. Dean of Chapel SCHLAGENHAUF NIGHTINGALE MILTON J. SCHLAGENHAUF A.B., B.D., M.A. Director of Admissions RUDOLF O. OBERG S.B., ED.M. Director of Alumni Relations and Assistant to the President WINTHROP E. NIGHTINGALE A.B., S.B., ED.M. Director of Co-operative Work, Registrar, and Professor of Co-ordination EDWARD S. PARSONS S.B., ED.M. Director of Student Activities and Professor of Physical Education ke acuit ' i J. KENNETH STEVENSON B.C.S. Assistant to the Vice-President HENRY A. KONTOFF M.D, College Physician DR. GEORGE M. LANE College Physician NATHAN LEVENSON LL.B. Director of the Press Bureau DAISY MILNE EVERETT Assistant Comptroller MARY B. POOR Manager of the Bookstore MYRA EDNA WHITE Librarian CHESTER P. BAKER S.B., M.A. Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chairman of the Department CHARLES F. BARNASON A.B., M.A,, PH.D. Professor of Modern Languages and Chairman of the Department JOSEPH A. COOLIDGE S.B., M.A. Professor of Physics ALFRED D ' ALESSANDRO B.C.S., LL.B., C.P.A., M.B.A. Professor of Accounting STANLEY G. ESTES A.B., M.A., PH.D. Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department ALFRED J. FERRETTI S.B., M.S. Professor of Mechanical Engineering EMIL A, GRAMSTORFF S.B., M.S. Professor of Civil Engineering and Chairman of the Department ROGER S. HAMILTON A.B., M.A., PH.D. Professor of Economics and Chairman of the Department FREDERICK W. HOLMES A.B., M.A. Professor of English and Chairman of the Department STANLEY D. MIROYIANNIS S.B., M.A., PH.D. Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Department CARL F. MUCKENHOUPT A.B., S.B., PH.D. Professor of Physics and Chairman of the Department ROLAND G. PORTER B.E.E., M.S. Professor of Electrical Engineering and Chairman of the Department JOHN B. PUGSLEY A.B. Professor of Geology WILLIAM L. SMITH S.B., ENG.D. Professor of Electrical Engineering JOSEPH SPEAR A.B., M.A. Professor of Mathematics and Chairman of the Department ELIOT F. TOZER S.B. Professor of Drawing and Chairman of the Department ARTHUR A. VERNON S.B., M.S. PH.D. Professor of Chemistry and Chairman of the Department; Director of Graduate Study JOSEPH W. ZELLER S.B., M.E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Chairman of the Department WILLIAM T. ALEXANDER S.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering and Chairman of the Department CHARLES O. BAIRD, Jr. S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering LAURENCE F. CLEVELAND S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering ELMER E. HASKINS S.B., M.A., PH.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics REGINALD G. LACOUNT S.B., M.A., PH.D. Associate Professor of Physics WALDEMAR S. McGUIRE S.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Chejnistry GEORGE H. MESERVE, Jr. S.B., ED.M. Associate Professor of Drawing RUDOLPH M. MORRIS S.B., ED.M. Associate Professor of Education and Secretary of the Faculty NORRIS W. POTTER, Jr. A.B., M.A., PH.D. Associate Professor of History and Government and Acting Chairman of the Department HENRY E. RICHARDS S.B., M.S. As sociate Professor of Electrical Engineering FREDERICK A. STEARNS S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering GEORGE W. TOWLE S.B. Associate Professor of Co-ordination ALBERT E. WHITTAKER S.B., ED.M. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering WAYLAND S. BAILEY S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM T. CLONEY, Jr. A.B. Assistant Professor of English and Director of the Publicity Bureau OTIS F. CUSHMAN S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Drawing ELMER H. CUTTS A.B., M.A., PH.D. Assistant Professor of History and Government J. JAMES DEVINE S.B., SC.M. Assistant Professor of Drawing NORMAN A. DUBOIS S.B., M.A., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry ALBERT E. EVERETT S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Co-ordination and Director of E.S.M.W.T. GEORGE R. FENNELL S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Marketing and Secretary of the Faculty FREDERICK R. HENDERSON S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering and Acting Chairman of the Department; Asssitant Dean of Engineering and Director of E.S.M.W.T. C. DAVID JOHNSON A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physics W. FAY LUDER A.B., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DONALD H. Mackenzie S.B., ED.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Assistant to the Director of Student Activities EVERETT C. MARSTON A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English ANTONIO L. MEZZACAPPA A.B., M.A., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages JOHN C. MORGAN S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering GEORGE E. PIHL S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering WILLIAM J. PINARD A.B., M.A., ED.M., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology CHARLES M. RAMSEY A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics GERALD R. TATTON S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Head Coach of Track THOMAS H. WALLACE S.B., M.A., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Physics GEORGE B. WELCH S.B., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Physics CHESTER H. WOLOWICZ S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering SA VERIO ZUFFANTI S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Chemistry FLETCHER S. BOIG B.S., M.S., ED.M. Instructor in Chemistry EARL K. BOWEN S.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics aciiit R. LAWRENCE CAPON B.S., A.M. Instructor in History NETTIE H. CHIPMAN B.L.I., M.A. Instructor in English: Adviser to Women WILFRED J. COMBELLACK A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics EDWARD M. COOK A.B. Instructor in Mathematics LOUIS COOPERSTEIN A.B., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages WARREN C. DEAN A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics JAMES W. DUNN A.B. Instructor in Physical Education and Head Coach oj Football and Basketball CHARLES P. ENGELHARDT S.B., M.ARCH. Instructor in Drawing MARTIN W. ESSIGMANN S.B. Instructor in Electrical Engineering HARRY FERGUSON S.B. Instructor in Mathematics ALFRED W. FLETCHER A.B. Instructor in Co-ordination EMANUEL A. FLUMERE A.B. Instructor in Physical Education and Head Coach oj Football and Basketball WARREN L. GANONG S.B. Instructor in Industrial Engineering JOSEPH M. GOLEMME S.B., M.A. Instructor in Accounting GEORGE W. HANKINSON S.B., A.B. Instructor in Physics WILLIAM C. HULTGREN Instructor in Physical Education LYMAN A. KEITH S.B., M.A. Instructor in Industrial Administration WILLIAM F. LINSKEY, Jr. Coach oj Hockey LOUISE G. MARSH B.S. Instructor in Physics VERNER O. NELSON Instructor in Co-ordination FRANKLIN NORVISH S.B., M.A. Instructor in English EUGENE G. PARE S.B., ED.M. Instructor in Draiving ELLIS M. PURINTON B.B.A. Instructor in Co-ordination NICHOLAS A. RASETZKI A.B., A.M. Instructor- in English GUSTAV ROOK S.B. Instructor in Drawing ALBERT E. SANDERSON, Jr. S.B. Instructor in Civil Engineering ALBERT K. SCHMIEDER S.B. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering DUNCAN W. SEAVEY S.B., M.S. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering ERNEST L. SPENCER S.B., M.S. Instructor in Civil Engineering SAMUEL A .STONE S.B., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics PAULINE FRANCES SULLIVAN A.B., M.A, Instructor in WILLIAM WALLACE S.B. Instructor in Mathematics RICHARD E. CHAMBERLIN B.A. Instructor in Physics (ASTP) GUSTAVE R. SERINO A.B., ED.M. Instructor in History (ASTP) On Leave of Absence for the Duration of the War. THE NORTHEASTERN NEWS extends its H eartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes on this graduation to the CLASS OF 1945 NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AUDITORIUMS and HALLS for Concerts, Lectures, Moving Pictures, Dramatics, Dance Recitals, Banquets, Dances JORDAN HALL GEORGE W. BROWN HALL BANQUET HALL RECITAL HALL SMITH ' S STATIONERY 273 Massachusetts Avenue School Supplies Drawing Supplies The Class Ring Man 828 Park Square Building Boston, Mass. The HOTEL STATLER Boston Appreciates the Continued Patronage of Northeastern University Students and Alumni. D. B. Stanbro, Mgr. OLD ELM PHARMACY, Inc. M. EPSTEIN, Ph.G., Reg. Pharm. 58 Gainsboro St., cor. St. Stephen Boston, Mass. 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