Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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W «k ,ohn schoch - VlC e-President DONALD YOUNGMAN President Setrio r (?la44 G icen STANLE ? t hor NTi Secretary OiV ARTHUR MANIATTY Treasurer MR. CREIGHTON HALE Faculty Advisor Four of the richest years m the lives of the members of the Class of 1953 are nearly over. It is with mixed feeling of regret yet anticipation that we prepare to leave Spring- field College and enter our chosen field of endeavor. We can all remember the autumn of 1948 when we first met and became a part of the tradition that is Springfield College. Even then friendliness and cooperation were the keynotes which were to remain with us through the ensuing four years leading us to the day of graduation. As a class we can look back with satisfaction and pride on our accomplishments in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in the social and moral life of our school. It is our sincere hope that Springfield College has been enriched by our presence, and that we in turn have acquired the spiritual, social and physical qualities offered to us which will guide us in our life work. Our thanks to our faculty and administration can only be expressed in the work we do in helping others to find a richer and more satisfying life. Our aim will always be to impart to others as much of the joy of living as we have found here in four short years. The present troubled state of the world has thrown us a great challenge, requiring that we use the philosophy of life we have gained here in the truest tradition of our school, as we do our share in helping all men find a free and happy life.