Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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II. S. SMITH, B.H. Pr( nnotion Secretary ¥ Curry Business College, St. John, N. B., 1901. Busi- ness, 1901-03. Assistant secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, Portland, Ale., 1902-03. B. H., International Young Men ' s Christian Association College, 1900. General secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, Bristol, R. I., 1906-07. General secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, Hornell, N. Y., 1907-12. Field and financial secretary, Inter- national Young Men’s Chris- tian Association College, 1912 L. C. SCHROEDER, B.P.E. Instructor in Senior Indoor Practice Junior Indoor Practice and Theory, Soccer, Football and Ice Hockey Track and Field: Freshman, Junior and Senior Coach Varsity Second Football ( General Administration ¥ In business, 1905-08. Chairman gymnastic com- mittee Metropolitan section A.A.U., 1907-08. Super- visor Winnipeg playgrounds, 1912 — . Assistant physical director high schools Springfield, 1909- 10. B P. E., International Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1912. Instructor College, 1912 26

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General secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, Philmont, N. Y., 1896-7. Grad- uate International Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1 900. Postgraduate International Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1901. B. H., Inter- national Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1910. Assistant Librarian International Young Men’s Christian Association College, 1901-11. Registrar and superintendent of property, 1911 25

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SDur .faculty «r Well, boy! What are you doin’ here! Thot you were still back on the farm. Got that social service fever, eh ' I ’lowed you wasn’t cut out just to hoe potaters. Well, you come to the right place anyhow. Glad to see you. Doctor Dodge-it ? You mean Doctor Doggett. He’s round here somewhere. Went by a spell ago aimin’ towards the library with a couple of the other perfessors. Oh you’ll know him all right when you see him. He’s always smilin’ at the feller he’s talkin’ with, and most likely he’ll be talkin’ money, big figgers mebbe; but then, you can’t go by that altogether, ’cause he might be talkin’ on the price of green cheese in Australia, or anything else under the sun. Never saw anybody who was so up on everything that is or ever happened, or is likclyor unlikely to. A feller talkin’ to a hairy ycllcr dog? That wan’t Doctor Doggett, boy. That dog’s Brownie. Everybody round here ’lows that that ’ere dog knows morc’n any freshman and full as much as most of the other fellers. Yes, Doctor Seerley is generally smilin’. Once in a while he might try to give you the idee that he thinks stoodents is just a kind o’ necessary evil, as they say, but don’t you believe it — he’s just tryin’ to keep you from thinkin’ you’re the hull show. There ain’t any on ’em who think more of everyone of the boys than Doctor Seerley does. But Doctor Doggett — well, he’s got a little, what they call a “goaty” beard. Yes, there is one of the others who’s fixed up that way too — that’s Doctor Ballantine. But you won’t mix ’em up once you know ’em. Doctor Ballantine’s a kind of a every-day lookin’ sort of a man, ’cept you’ll see when you look at him that he knows considerable more’n he could tell a feller in one sittin’. Per level headed common sense, they ain’t no equal to him. There they come now; you get Doctor Doggett, don’t you ' The oldish man? With the Muffler on? Muffler! Johnson’s the man who keeps his muffler on. Why I been here year in and year out and hain’t heard that man say more’n four words — or mebbe six at topmost. He’s got a lot in him, but mighty onusual for a Westerner he’s all-fired conservative about euttin’ it loose. But Perfessor Bowne — it’s him you mean - ’taint his muffler troubles him; if anything, it’s his carburetor. But you can’t expect him to be a 1913 model. D’ye know he’s bin here since long before any of these here buildin’s went 27 “Pop” Garfield