Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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First row: Chandler Sharp, Stan Sangeloty, Walt Cushman. Second row: Carl Clark, Chet Mosher, Doug Baily, Lloyd Snapp, John Ewart. Third row: Carl Klischer, Andrew Komarinetz, Hugh Hurst, Charles Parashelie, Betty Elliott, Pete Preble, Alfred Havens, Fred Leavy, Tom Hall, Mr. Marshall Walters. ASSOCIATION of SECRETARIES The Association of Secretaries celebrated its sixth season as an active club on campus. The Association ' s main purpose is to orient the students at Springfield to the philosophy of the Y. M. C. A. in addition to what they may learn in academic courses. Guest speakers, club trips and forums were introduced to members. The club visited the area and regional convention of secretaries. As in past years, the A. O. S. was host to the Regional Y. M. C. A. managers who visit the campus each year. The club has done outstanding work to further the principles that the college was founded on. President CHET MOSHER Vice President DOUG BAILEY Secretary LLOYD SNAPP Treasurer CARL CLARK Advisor .. MR. WALTERS

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA President Vice President Secretary (Rec) Secretary ( Corr ) Treasurer DON MAKUEN BUD HAVENS AL MULLER BILL CAMERON DON CRIPPEN The Springfield College Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, known as Gamma Eta, is a national service fraternity that is made up of men who were at one time connected with the Boy Scouts. The main purpose of the club is to further brother- hood and establish service projects of friendliness and fellowship. Alpha Phi Omega has served the school through such projects as dances during Freshman week, opera- tion of a second-hand book exchange, lining the park- ing lot, sponsoring the Bloodmobile in conjunction with the Health Education major and taking charge of the college bulletin boards. The experience gained by the members of the club will be invaluable in the work that they will go into later. First row: Bud Havens, Al Muller, Don Crippen, Vince O Keilly, Bob baker, lorn nail, Kay Lovely, Dick Moris. Second row: Jack Silk, Sam Fithian, Don Hardy, Bill Holden, Oliver Lee, Bob Sullivan.

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Car 1 e° o- Bo°° e , o : 6 Oa ' f ' fS ' d ers ° r Sea onS j B at ,oe eto 0 ' ave ' Se9 .le : N aO Ca P ,d- JoV CAMPUS CLUB LEADERS The Campus Club Leaders is one of the real service clubs present on the Springfield campus. Its main pur- pose is to serve young men and boys in the community through recreational and educational activities and to serve as a training area for students who are interested in youth leadership. The club handles about two hund- red boys in the surrounding area and promotes a program of swimming parties, picnics, crafts, gym activities and motion pictures. The members of this group feel that they are looking after these boys and giving them a clean, wholesome program that will develop the youngsters into a better future generation. Hats off to a fine organization with a noble purpose. 30