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GRADUATE CLASS The Graduate Class this year was made up of one hundred and fifty-eight full time students. This group represents students from fifty-five colleges and nineteen states. The foreign students represent eight countries, including Austria, Canada, Hawaii, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Puerto Rico, and New Zealand. There are five major courses of study open to these students in the Graduate School here at Springfield. Physical Education, Guidance and Personnel Services, Group Work and Community Organization, Teacher Education, and Recreation and Camping. A specialized gradu- ate program within the Physical Education major, is available in Physical Education and Recreation in Rehabilitation for students de- siring training as specialists in corrective physical education in schools and for rehabilitation work. The Graduate Class here at Springfield has always been an active group in college and community activities and this year ' s class is no exception. It is through participation in college and community activi- ties, along with plenty of hard work, that the Springfield graduate student prepares himself for the expanding needs and opportunities which lay ahead. AAa President Vice President Secretary Treasurer I.C.C. Representative Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Robert D ' Agostino Alfred Werner Alfred Werner Gertrude Keefe Paul Fako Dr. Flarrison Clarke
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•5 ' • r . 4»! • £ JUNIOR CLASS The Spirit of ’53 has now entered its Junior year looking to the future with great expectations. The call to military service has diminished our ranks but not our spirit, and, in spite of the ever present possibility of being called into the Armed Service, the men and women of 53” unceasingly continue to seek the word of the wise and the knowledge of the world. As we began the year we could look back on work well done. We retired undefeated in the time-honored rope pull, the Winter Home- coming Dance was a memorable success, and we had laid strong foundations for the coming Junior year by electing capable officers and selecting committees for the important functions of the Massasoit, Junior Calendar and Junior Prom. As this year progressed, we soon demonstrated that we were not going to rest on our laurels. Our athletes actually began to dominate almost every varsity sport. Student government was considerably aided by men ffbm our ranks. The calendar came out on schedule and the Massasoit is shaping up into one of the best yearbooks in recent years, despite a cut in operating funds. The Junior Prom Committee has broken a precedent and scheduled this gala event for a Saturday night rather than Friday, showing a progressive attitude and a willingness to experiment for improvement. At the time of this writing, it is hard to say what the future has in store for us. We do know that, as in the past, we who make up the Spirit of ’53” will continue to work zealously as leaders of men and youth alike to the end that our efforts may some day be a major contribution to that long-sought-for day of peace. OFFICERS President Warren Preble Vice President Herbert Prakelt Recording Secretary Walter Smith Corresponding Secretary Henry Tommaga Treasurer Sherman Kinney Faculty Advisor Miss Elena M. Sliepcevich
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