Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Sm o- ‘■ ' T-i ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' r‘ m JUNIOR CLASS Abar, Jean Ve ton Adams, ( barles Irving Allen, U’alter Merrick Amolt, Robert Entjene Ball , Walter Lewis, Jr. B;mjj;lier, Ervin Samuel, Jr. Bedini, Americo Anthony Bent, Charles (hilby X Best, Ehomas Cameron Bicknell, Ray Stuart Booth, M’illiam Ilardinj; Bortle, Oonald l ' ndall Bovea, Oonslas I’aul Brown, Rost ' oe ( ' onkling, Jr. Bucklex ' , Earle Reid Burgess, Robert Baxter Burton, Ro er (iordon Bush, Robert Ehomas Chivers, Kenneth Charles Christman, Stanley Albert Church, James Oliver Coe, Carl Weston Cooper, Erank Allison DeCroat, Robert (ieorne Deyo, Robert . ustin nockham, Oavid Mac.Xskill Dooley, (Jordon Wolfe Do ier, Ehomas Hendrickson Dncharme, Donald Campbell Dyber, John Andrexv Ep;an, Bernard (Jerard A Emerv, Robert William Farina, Joseph Anthony Eaubert, Emile Foch Eenn, Norman Dinjtman Fishman, Morris F ' drd, Robert Fee Foster, Richard Mhilter Franklin, CIeorf;e Herbert I lall, C ' alvert Harper, Dale Andrew Hartman, Lawrence Louis Havel, Richard Charles Hoofiesteser, Howard Haynes I lorak, Karel Hueston, Merwin Henderson Hnrzeler, Rudolph Edward Jarosz, Bernard John Jennifer, Harold Jones Josephson, Walter ' ngroe Jiubl, Norman Barr Keegan, Lawrence Burr Kelly, Erank (Jamble Keyes, Edward Joseph Lehmann, Harry August Lindenmeyer, Robert L le Lineberger, James Franklin Lorenz, Howard Frank Mackey, Erkki William Maleska, Raxmond . lvin Malonev, John Martin Mardiros, Richard Luther McC ' urdy, Robert (leorge McExven, Kenneth I.indsav Mex er, Donald Miles .Miller, James .Allison Miller, Eurviance Minaert, Walter .August Moncsko, Walter (Jeorge Moore, (Jeorge Edgar, Jr. ■Murray, (Jarland Olson, Harry Barton Richardson, Donald Foste Rothstein, Benjamin Rutupiist, Kenneth Carl j Schmid, Irvin Richard Seaver, ( ' lifton Horace Shehlon, M’illiam (Jladstone Skipton, Edxvin Albert S. ,,d Smx ke, Edxvard John Snedeker, Harold Livingston Starrett, (Jeorge ( ' hamhers Steenburg, Carl John, Jr. Stenstrom, Odo John Stexvart, Malcolm Wilson Sturges, Robert Waldo Sundholm, Donald John Syka, .Andrexv Thxvaites, John Keith y I ' oxvnsend, William Wilco.x Varnev, Charles Herbert Waters, Raymond M’aters, William Fierce W ' ickman, W’illiam (Jreiner Woll, U ' esley (Jeorge, Jr. Zeller, (Jeorge William Zornoxv, (Jerard Philip Hip. ' ' 3

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Allen, Robert WatNOn (iould, Howard Duff Murphy, Stuart Eugene Angler, Myron Albert Grauer, John Jacob North, John N’illiam Anttila, W ' illiarn Kenneth ( iray, Lyle Herbert Nover, Leo Herman Atwooil, Davitl Arthur (irosodonia, Joseph Michael Orbach, Charles Edmond Ratlrow, Edward Hallin, Harvey Stanley Elmer Palmieri, Joseph Francis Baker, Charles Reed Harrington, (Jerald Fred Passey, George Edward Harna, Robert Hartshorn, Ellen Delia Peterson, Russell William Barrow, Andrew Dodds Heiden, John Marvin Piligian, Nor Nerses Bartlett, Tbomas Rodney Higgins, Forrest ( ' leveland Pincombe, Charles .Archie Bloom, Abraham Martin Higgs, Kenneth Raymond Pinderhughes, John Lloj d Boberg, Carl Axel Hover, Philip Harry Pollock, Raymond Leonard Bohnet, Herbert Fred Howard, Russell W’reath Porter, Robert Eddy Breen, Daniel Joseph Hsiang, Hsia Powley, Herbert Frank Browdy, Charles Maxwell Jarina, Michael Peter Rogers, John Courtney Buckton, Edward Cieorge Jorgensen, Edward Devens Rohanick, Fbomas Burke, Roger Kimball Karr, Kenneth William Rose, Paul Elsworth Bush, Stanley Seth Keating, Harold Edward Ross, Joseph -Anthony Collins, Ehomas, 3rd Keller, Perc Nelson Ruhmshottel, Walter Conner, Hugh Wesley Kelly, John Michael Sabetto, Nick Cook, James Edward Kistner, Charles LeRoy Sakai, Louis John Cooley, Frank Leonard Knowiton, Richard Benner Sansousy, Horace .Adelard Daniels, I ' hornas E. Kurth, Karl, Jr. Schinelli, Lino Joseph Dawson, Robert Irving Kustas, Louis James Schlingheyde, C harles Henry Deyoe, Frank Searing, Jr. Lang, Roy Younker Schofield, W ' illiarn Dodge, George Lane, Jr. Laning, Hans Frederick Schuman, C’incent Barth Doyle, Howard Charles Larson, Gordon O. Scott, John Carver, Jr. Dryden, James Murray Lawrence, ' . Richard Sholes, Russell Francis Dunphy, John Francis Leech, Edward Lawrence Shumway, Wilbur Oakes Ellenwood, Judson Lee Linck, George Waldemar Smith, W ' alter Sherwood England, Robert Augustus I.ippitr, Gordon Leslie Stinson, Joseph Cameron Erich, Burt Nelson Lotz, Daniel Nuelsen Swettman, W ' illiarn Fillmore Eyster, Frederick Stallman Lynch, John Paul Thomison, Harry Elwood Farquhar, John Charles McCreary, John Morgan Thompson, Russell C ' ollmer Favor, I ' hurston Miller, Robert Francis Tolman, Carl Leo Fransen, Herbert Elmer Milligan, Cirvan Pond ' Furek, Francis Friedman, Abraham Morris Moraes, Silas Ribeiro W ' etmore, Frank W’alton Goglia, Ralph Martin Morton, Leonard Harry Movse, Lawrence .Arthur W ' hitney, Roger .Albert

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CLASS OF ’FORTY THREE I N the face of an uncertain future the class of 1943 opened its third year at Springfield College with a schedule of events which presented a challenge to every brave in the ’43 wigwam. A college song book, the first of its kind, published by the Junior Prom Com- mittee was the first successful venture. This compact folio of the current popular school verses met with the approval of the students, the faculty, and the alumni. To Walt Bally, Ed Keyes, and Andy Syka the class owes a debt of gratitude for this fine and profitable endeavor. The annual college calendar, a Junior Class project, was well organized and unique in its presentation of photographs of college athletic activities. The Calen- dar Committee is deserving of much credit. Despite numerous interruptions in the selection of a committee chairman, the class finally entrusted Walt Bally with the organization of a bigger and better Junior Prom. Plans were hurried when the Administration announced a definite accel- eration in the College program and a mov- ing ahead of the graduation date. How- ever, we rest assured that this year’s prom- enade, despite the many obstacles, will be as gala a social event as ever. The division of editorial responsibilities between Cal Hall and Emile Faubert, insured the class a good yearbook. With the paper priorities and financial limita- tions governing their every move and deci- sion, the co-editors and their committee worked diligently to send to press a year- book which would be most representative of sincere efforts in the face of terrific odds. Having established a precedent as lead- ers in interclass sports, the Junior class once again endeavored to maintain suprem- acy in athletics. In the Fall of 1941 the class was victorious in soccer. As the Winter program materialized it became ap- parent that competition for the plaque. now held by the ’43-ers, was greater this year than previously. In spite of all the projects which had been added to the already heavy schedules of the third-year men it was evident that their social interest had not perished. A late Fall social gathering in Carlisle Foyer was a great success, as was the Fall home- coming dance which followed the A.I.C.- Springfield gridiron tussle. During the year nine Juniors left to join the armed forces, while thirteen were on the ever-lengthening list of prospects. To these, our classmates, as well as to all Springfield men, the class of 1943 wishes to extend a word of success for the future. Ed. J. Smyke, Secy Robert Emery, president E. rle Buckley, vice-president Ed. Keyes, treasurer Ed. Smyke, secretary Ch. ' rles E. Silvia, class advisor [ 23 ]