Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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SPIRIT E VIDENCE of this quality exemplified in the lives of men of Springfield may be found in countries all over the world. Spirit is the expression of various desires. To initiate, to undertake, to serve,- to do these things with enthusiasm is to display Spirit, a quality which Springfield strives to inculcate in the characters of its men. To the groups represented in the follow- ing section no small credit is due toward contributing much to this essential side of the life of an educated man. 15

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Oermann, Hemple, Wheeler, Smith, Davis, Brown SOCIAL COMMITTEE ] HE social life at Springfield is becoming one of the large factors in the experience of the average student. And who must we thank for such a success ? The only answer is, the Social Committee, whose members have worked so diligently. Due to their untiring efforts the dances, the sport formals and many of the other social events that took place during the current year have been a total success. A great deal of interest and competition has been established among the students through the ping pong and bridge tournaments which are sponsored by the Social Committee. The chairman of this Committee is elected by vote of the student body and he in turn picks a limited number of men from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes. They must plan decorations, arrange for patrons and patronesses, decide on an orchestra for dances and take charge of all the minor details connected with the many social affairs. Now that Springfield is developing co-education, there seems to be a higher degree of interest along the social line. The dormitory committee and the social committee are cooperating and trying to produce a new form of social life in the dormitory. May they make the social life of our college an asset to the individual and a contribution to education. 16