Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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fl V® GEORGE H. AYLSWORTH KAPPA DELTA PI Home, Rochester, N. Y. Age, thirty-two. Graduate East high school, Rochester, 1911. Springfield — Varsity baseball squad, 1921. Class football team, two years. Soc- cer, baseball, and tennis teams, three years. Trainer foot- ball squad, 1921-’22. Football official, four years. Swim- ming instructor and guard College natatorium, 1920-’23. Member and examiner American Red Cross Life Saving- Corps. First aid supervisor for College, 1921-’23. Stu- dent instructor anatomy, 1920-’21 ; biology, 1921 ; teacher training, 1920-’22; physiology, 1922-’23; freshman gym- nastics, 1921-’23. Assistant editor Massasoit. Member Philomathean literary society; Hillebrandt Masonic so- ciety; student senate, 1919-’21 ; student cabinet, 1921-’23. Chairman student insurance alliance, 1922-’23 ; student store committee, 1921-’23. President senior class. Student religious supervisor, 192()-’22. Hi was never accused of exaggerated modesty. JESSE R. BAHN Home, Binghamton, N. Y. Age, twenty-seven. Grad- uate Binghamton high school, 1914. Springfield — Psychol- ogy assistant, three years. Member Philomathean literary society. Street smoke of rhetoric! KENDALL I). BASS “A D” Home, Springfield, Mass. Age, twenty-five. Graduate Technical high school. Springfield — Delegate Student Vol- unteer Conference, Des Moines, la. Organizer deputation work. Member .student cabinet. Member Philomathean literary society, three years. Class soccer and cross-coun- try. IT’c grant, although he had much wit, he was rather shy in using it. □ □ (28)

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vifl M® S3- — ir EDWARD F. ABERCROMBIE “ Abbie ” Home, Bridgeport, Conn. Age, twenty-three. Strat- ford high school, one year. Booth and Bayliss Commercial School, one and one-half years. Springfield — Varsity swimming team, three years; captain, 1923. Varsity base- ball team, one year. Second baseball and soccer teams. Class cross-country, basketball, swimming. Student in- structor soccer, swimming, and gymnastics, one year. Member American Red Cross Life Saving Corps. Philo- mathean literary society, four years; president, 1922. Col- lege social committee. Chan-man senior class social com- mittee. Chairman decorating committee junior prom. Hil-’ lebrandt Masonic club. With a beautiful sense of the fitting. OLIVER J. ADAMS “0. J.” Home, Chelsea, Mass. Age, twenty-one. Graduate Chelsea high school, 1918. Springfield — Varsity gymnas- tic team, one year; varsity swimming squad, two years. Second varsity football team, two years; captain, 1922. Class wrestling, track, and baseball teams. Student in- structor football and swimming, one year; gymnastics, two years. Member Student Association, McKinley literary society, glee club, student congress, one year. What sweet delight a quiet life affords. HARRY W. ANDERSON “Hack” Home, Auburn, Nebr. Age, twenty-four. Graduate Auburn high school, 1917. Springfield — Varsity wrestling- team, 1919-’21 ; captain, 1920-’21. New England intercol- legiate featherweight champion, 1920. Varsity cross-coun- try, 1922. Second varsity football team, 1920; second varsity soccer team, 1921. Class baseball and track teams, two years. Coach varsity wrestling, 1921-’23. Coach freshman cross-country, 1921. Student instructor soccer, 1921. Student senate, two years; vice-president, 1922-’23. Student council, two years. Student religious supervisor, 1921. Vice-president sophomore class. He kept a calm exterior in emergencies. (27) □ [ ] □

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vn v® sa-« — T ' PHILIP BATCHELDER, A. B. “ Batch ” Home, Peterboro, N. H. Age, twenty-seven. Grad- uate Noble and Greenough school, Boston. A. B., Harvar d College. Harvard Graduate School of Business Adminis- tration, five and one-half months. Springfield — Weidensall literary society. Alumni manager The Student. Student instructor history. Member missionary committee, com- mittee on world relations. Night after night he sat and bleared his eges with books. FRED L. BAUER “ Freddy ” Home, Auburn, Ind. Age, twenty-three. Graduate Au- burn high school, 1918. Springfield — Varsity football team, one year; second varsity football team, one year; basketball, two years. Class football, basketball, baseball, track, and swimming teams. Member McKinley literary society, Indiana state club, student congress, American Red Cross Life Saving Corps. A harmless flaming meteor shone for hair, and fell about his head with loose care. ELLIOT P. BRONSON Home, Winchester Center, Conn. Age, twenty-three. Graduate Winchester public schools. Three years Gilbert School, Winsted, Conn. Graduate summer course, Colum- bia University officers’ training school, 1918. Student French literature and drama, Institut du Pantheon, Paris. Attended lectures at the Sor-bonne, 1921-’2‘2. Springfield — Member Weidensall society; dramatic society, three years. Instructor freshman English. Assistant director the pro- duction of “McBurney.” A saint abroad, and a devil at home. (29) □ ] □