Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1964 volume:

Springfield College Springfield Massachusetts A college can be more than an institution of higher learning. The knowledge we seek at Springfield is the means for achieving our ulti- mate goal—concern for man and service to mankind. With a genuine belief in this ideal the college was founded and . . . 4 5 With strength of mind the body is built. The score might only be second but if the individual has gained a deeper insight into life from the competition, the game is not lost. 6 And a tradition took shape and began to develop. 7 Spirit is the link of the strong mind and powerful body. It is the tran- quility of the chapel, the enthusiasm of a happy crowd, the eagerness of a young man rising to meet a challenge. The integration of the mind, body and spirit is dynamic and a tradition became a legend. 8 To you the friend of Springfield College, we hope you'll he able to capture part of the Spirit of the Springfield Tradition. And to you the graduate, may this book serve in some small way as a tangible reminder of the myriad intangibles we together found at Springfield. 9 dedica tion It is not often that a man can arrive on a college campus and have the power of his personality and intelligence felt so quickly and ef- fectively. We can not thank this man for decades of devoted service for he has been at Springfield for only two years. But if an hour were a day and a month a year, his infamous wit, the mutual respect shared by students and a faculty member and his many hours devoted to the development of the student as a dynamic and rational social being, would have long been established as a legend. For the spirit of the Springfield Tradition which he so completely exemplifies, the 1964 Massasoit is dedicated to Mr. Howard Bavcnder. 10 . . . the power of his intelligence . . . . . . mutual respect shared by students and a faculty member . . . 11 ... And he would gladly learn and gladly teach .. . Chaucer faculty and administration -I' — ... .__________ m DR. GLENN A. OLDS President Dear Senior: Four years slip by so swiftly. It seems only a moment ago we were welcoming you. Yet, much has happened in the world, and in you, to remind us these have been time-filled, momentous days. Men orbiting the earth in outer space remind us how small our world has be- come, yet how great the mind and power of man to understand and transcend it. Sit-ins in Mississippi re- mind us how students silently run, while sitting, to help the dispossessed of the earth catch up to their rightful human opportunity. Test-ban treaties conclude to con- firm the possibility of peace in our time; and the tragic assassination of our president reminds us of the coun- terpart of peace, the sad scramble of hate in the heart of a man, that war in “inner” space, we must win or all is lost. In less dramatic ways, perhaps, our campus, too, and you, have changed, not merely in appearance, but in spirit and maturity. There is a livelier internationalism, a keener sense of participation in the “running sound of history.” Personal responsibility runs deep in your class, and the first steps of our long awaited judiciary system and honor code you have taken. It is with confidence we see you stride to meet your future, made for running. May our confidence in you be matched by your own commitment. May our motto for our 75th Anniversary coined the year you came go before you as you leave—“whole persons in a divided world —healing and helping youth everywhere. Glenn A. Olds President 14 15 16 17 MR. R. WILLIAM CHF.NF.Y(On Leave) Dean of Students and Professor DR. PAUL U. CONGDON Acting Dean of Students Assistant Professor of Education MRS. HELEN S. WERNER Assistant Dean of Students 18 19 MRS. OI.GA E. ELLIS Registrar and Professor MR. HUBERT F. HILL Director of Student Activities Miss Doris Fletcher Librarian and Professor Mr. Harold G. Lynch Alumni Secretary Mr. Howard MacMullen Director of Placement The Reverend Robert Parsonage College Chaplain Mr. Frank Smale Comptroller Mr. George D. Wood Jr. Director of Public Information The Singing Parson' 20 Douglas W. Barrus Assistam Comptroller Mr. Howard A. Crist Assistant Registrar and Instructor Mr. George Romano Purchasing Agent and College Store Supervisor Mr. Paul Blaisdcll Financial Aid Officer Mrs. Brown Housing Manager Mrs. Faye Flynn Manager, College Store Miss Mary Filcen Hale Assistant to the Director of Public Information Mr. Richard Kippcrman Director of Sports Informa- tion Mrs. Judith Lawler Nurse Mr. Edward F. Sandow Jr. Associate in Development Lt. William J. Sienkiewicz Chief of Campus Officers Mrs. Shirley Talbot Nurse 21 Mr. Richard Chamberlin Circulation Reference Librarian Mr. Robert Sillcn Catalog Librarian Mr. Max Stewart Mr. William Tassie Supt. of Buildings and Assistant Comptroller Grounds Mr. Richard Wiley Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mr. Herbert B. Zcnaty Associate Alumni Secre- tary Mr. Donald G. Crout Admissions Counselor and Head Resident of Alumni HalI Mrs. Madeline Crafts Head Resident of Massasoit Hall Miss Shari Krausnick Head Resident of Lakeside Hall Miss Nancy Whittemore Head Resident of Abbey HalI Miss Lois Lindsay Head Resident of Reed Hall 22 division of teacher education Dr. Robert Markarian Professor of Education and Director, Division of Teacher Education Miss Ruth Cameron Professor of Education Mr. Robert Hutchinson Assistant Professor of Education Mr. George Karam Assistant Professor of Education 23 Mr. Julian Wilder Assistant Professor of Education division of health, physical education and recreation Dr. Reuben B. Frost Buxton Professor of Physical Education and Director of the Divison of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Mr. Archie Allen Associate Professor of Physical Education Mr. David Auxtcr Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Hdward Bilik Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Carl Christensen Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. John J. Costello Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Vernon Cox Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. Wayne Doss Associate Professor of Physical Education Mr. Edward Dunn Associate Professor of Physical Education 24 Mr. Fred W. Geisler Assistam Professor of Physical Education Dr. James E. Gcnasci Associate Professor of Physical Education Mr. M. Cecil Hodges Instructor in Physical Education Dr. Attallah Kidess Foreign Student Advisor and Professor of Physical Education Mr. Douglas Parker Jr. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Jesse L. Parks Associate Professor of Physical Education Mr. Walter Johnson Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Carl Samuelson Instructor in Pliysial Education 25 Dr. F.mcry W. Seymour Professor of Physical Education and Assistant Director of Division of Graduate Study Mr. Sherrod Shaw Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. Clayton T. Sahy Professor of Physical Education Mr. Charles Silvia Professor of Physical Education Mr. Fdward S. Steitz Professor of Physical Education and Director of Athletics Miss Eugenic Dozier Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. Ann E. Jewell Professor of Physical Education and Director of Women's Physical Educa- tion Miss Diane Poller Instructor in Physical Education Dr. Margaret A. Thorsen Professor of Physical Education 27 Dr. Donald F. Bridgcman Professor of Education Dr. Harold Childs Associate Professor of Health Education Mr. Irving Conrad Instructor in Recreation Mr. Edward Graydon Assistant Professor of Recreation Mr. Harold C. Harlow, Jr. Director of Community and International Service Mr. Gerard A. Harrison Assistant Professor of Recrea- tion Mr. Richard Richards Director of the Center of YMCA Studies Mr. T. George Silcotl Director of Pre-Release Gui- dance Center Dr. Hans Spiegel Dr. Charles F. Weckwcrth Director of Community Professor of Recreation Tensions Center 28 division of arts and sciences Dr. Clifford E. Keeney Associate Professor of Biology and Director, Division of Arts and Sciences Mr. Howard Bavender Instructor in Political Science Mr. Mark A. Ehman Instructor in Religion and Philosophy Miss Bette E. Landman Instructor in Anthropology Mr. Joseph Moor Assistant Professor of Applied Sociology Dr. Ralph Odom Associate Professor of Religion 29 Dr. Robert Randolph Associate Professor of Economics Dr. Gene Rich Assistant Professor of History Dr. James G. Sheldon Professor of Humanities 30 science Dr. John W. Brainerd Professor of Biology Miss Grace Brown Instructor in Biology Mr. Errol Bukcr Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics 31 Mr. Joel Cohen Visiting Lecturer in Bacteriology Mr. Leon Doleva Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Britcon McCabe Professor of Biology 32 psychology Dr. Henry Paar Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of Guidance and Personnel Services Dr. Seth Arsenian Professor of Psychology Dr. Joan Fimbcl Di Giovanni Assistant Professor of Psychology Mr. Frank Eldridgc Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. George Elias Associate Professor of Guidance and Personnel Services Dr. Allen R. Kaynor Professor of Psychology Mr. Nikolai Savcnko Instructor in Psychology 33 english Dr. James McGuire Professor of English Mr. Denzil Bagster-Collins Professor of English Mr. Wilson C. Boynton Instructor in English Dr. George E. Brooks Professor of English Mrs. Lora Ewing Assistant Professor of English Dr. Robert Resnick Associate Professor of English Mr. Edward J. Sims Assistant Professor of English Mr. Charles J. Stewart Instructor in English 34 language arts Mr. William Blizard Dr. Werner Haas Instructor in Arts Associate Professor of Modern Languages and History Mr. Gilbert T. Vickers Associate Professor of Music Education and Director of Music Mrs. William Olmstcad Visiting Lecturer in French 35 m memoriam JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY May 29,1917—November 22,1963 36 35 th President of The United States Trustee and Friend of Springfield College 37 Co-curricular activity at Springfield provides an atmosphere encouraging responsible freedom and dedication to altruistic endeavor. activities 40 Sti-Yu-Ka, the New Year's Eve of the school year . . . unexpected midnight swims . . . the release of tension . . . alka seltzer . . . wild and wonderful. . . . . . hikes down Rally Hill . . . trips across the trestle ... the climax of Frosh- Soph rivalry . . . fun and gaiety Stepping-Up Day . . . honoring honor students. . . ‘'the old order changeth” . . . the culmination of student politics. . . President Dick Hopkins takes the oath of office . . . “yielding place to the new” . . . the official end of class rivalry . . . the freshman procession down Senior Walk “Fantasia” . . . Queen Gail. . . souvenir photos . . . meeting the AM. with dance and music ... an evening of fascina- tion 45 46 Living and learning together amid hours never quite forgotten . V •ijcA 47 Hell night and the laughter of old traditions newly discovered i 1 j 49 51 52 53 54 Winter Homecoming and the Field House Hootenanny . . . a whirl” of rhythm . . . ballad, blues and beat “Eventide” ... a “whirl” of enjoyment . . . Jimmy and Joyce . . . his attention reflects her radiance 55 56 Leadership Training Conference, North Cole- brook Conn . . . a weekend in the country . . . canoeing and hiking . . . discussion and intro- spection ... an invitation to learning ... a prelude to leadership with the promise of achievement 57 58 Christmas time and the Holly Berry Ball . . . Queen Beverly . . . snow, sleigh rides, snowmen and stars 59 61 Homecoming, “Winter Fantasy” . . . Alumni in scores . . . snow and laughter . . . twenty page paper . . . home gymnastic show, a sell-out spectacular, as usual . . . Peggy, Carol, Carol, Kathy, Arlene, Laura, Chris, Judy (sine). . . Kathy, Queen among queens. 62 63 64 65 Convocation and Ciardi . . . guests from Coast Guard . . . Kathy and Archie, win- ners in Pan-American Games . . . Ugly Men, Skoog and Parker 66 “The Dugout” . . . hot coffee and greasy hamburgs . . . mail, conver- sation and bridge . . .The Nucleus of Campus Activity 67 He who has the courage to stand by his convictions rises to leadership ... Conviction in practice is reflected in the Springfield Tradition. dubs student council Reason and calm judgment the qualities specially belonging to a Leader. Seated: S. Pavlovich. Etla Pollock (Secretary). V. Jones (Corr. Secretary). R. Hopkins (President). S. Rhode. L. Gregory (N.S.A.). G. MacGregor. Standing: A. Fletcher. W. Spelman. N. Hagbcrg. M. West. R. Black. C. Edwards (Treasurer). A i Springfield potential leaders are numerous . . . Seated: M. MacGregor, P. Clancy. C. Groff (Corr. Secretary). W. White (Vice President). L. Callahan. G. MacGregor (Secretary). R. Palmer. S. Steele. G. Umbcrger. Standing: J. Jewett. M. West (President). J. Adamo. student activities board 70 board of governors First Row: P. Wolfe. S. Baker. G. Clayton. T. L'Hommedieu (Public Relations). C. Snyder (Secretary). S. Pavlovich. Second Row: G. Burris (Cultural and Education). J. Dodd. A. Fletcher. R. Palmer (Vice President). V. Vivona. R. Seaman (Center Services). R. Petty (President). officers of sab, bog, sc Seated: STUDENT COUNCIL—C. Edwards (Treasurer). V. Jones (Corr. Secretary). R. Hopkins (President). Etta Pollock (Secretary). STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD: M. West (President). Standing: BOARD OF GOVERNORS: R. Palmer (Vice President). Carolyn Snyder (Secretary). STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD. G. MacGregor (Secretary). C. Groff (Corr. Secretary), T. Hart (Treasurer). 71 B. Hanlin (Vice President), K. Gottlieb (President). J. Charney (Treasurer). senior class 1964 . . . And it is He who leads best when others barely know He exists. junior class 1965 G. Umbcrger (Vice President). C. Burroughs (Secretary). Mr. H. Vandcrbcck (Advisor). R. Brown (President). B. Crofts (Treasurer). 72 sophomore class 1966 J. Adragna (Treasurer). R. DeFay (President). P. Mead (Vice President). S. Rhode (Secre- tary). freshman class 1967 P. Renfrew (President). L. Zimmerman (Secretary), R. Anusbigian (Treasurer). Second Row: E. Codding (Vice President). 73 the student Sealed: A. Pelroscmolo (Editor-in-Chicf). Standing: C. Bassos (Sports Editor). S. Smith. M. Czckanski. D. J. Williams. A. Estok. P. America. C. Bigony. D. Dickcrman (News Editor). J. Ross (Business Manager). M. Friedman. M. Smith. L. Stratton, E. Larson. A. Fletcher. 74 the attic players Seated: P. Rcvctt. S. Bolick, J. Vcrjian, R. Hadley (Treasurer). J. Healey (First Vice President). J. Shegas (President), P. Steele. Mr. C. Olsen (Advisor). J. Thigpen. S. Greene. A. F.stok (Second Vice President). Standing: B. Harmon. R. Jack- son. J. Crawford. J. Groencr. C. Townsend. L. Foisy. D. Vern- cy. G. Reichert, M. Katz, A. Wohl. T. Pearson. The world's a theatre the earth's a stage. Which God and nature do with actors fill. Heymoon alpha psi omega J. Shegas. I. Conrad. A. Estok. 75 varsity's dub First Row: R. Hess. W. Kessler. G. Fox. T. Argir. S. Ross. H. Jervis. J. Cerra. R. Todd. P. McMullen. B. Hanlin. E. Monson. L. Wilson. Second Row: R. Hamill. B. Titterington. D. Winter. P. Petty. B. Wcickcr. D. Jacobs. H. Kosel. K. Sarubbi. J. McGrath. V. Cappillo. J. Saunders. J. Balon. 5” symbolizes achievement in sports and reflects the Springfield spirit. The sound body is a product. . . ... of the sound mind. Shaw 76 cultural affairs committee Seated: R. Schmidt. L. Ray. D. Ahicrs. T. Ccrny. S. Smith. J. Hermann. Standing: Mr. Biizard (Chairman). Mr. Olsen. The desire to understand and the seeking of knowledge strengthen the individual as a social and rational being. Seated: Mr. Congdon (Advisor). V. Losyk (President). Standing: T. Stone. J. Standish. T. O'Day. L. Silverleib. E. Bcgg. D. Tuskowski. B. Trowbridge. J. Aikman. K. Preisler. J. Hermann (Secretary). J. Kershaw (Treasurer). D. DeMarco. B. Sandrock. P. Waterfield. D. Winter (Vice President). J. McAllister. B. Lincoln. national educa tion association 77 Religion is the best armor but the worst cloak newman dub From: W. Atkinson (President). Seated: S. Walklcy, J. Lchan (Treasurer). J. Vcrvoort. J. Rague. V. Bruce. C. Lanigan. J. Sandor. L. Callahan. Casa. Standing: J. Robitaillc. D. Bartsch. C. DuFort. B. Sussi. B. Banaszcwski. Mr. F.. Wickman (Advisor). E. Howe. S. Poore. G. Zuk. B. Wicnckc. L. Ray. T. Moon (President). G. Freeman. Christian scientist 78 At Springfield the armor is formed by the search for truth. hillel J. Rosen. H. Steinholz. M. Katz. B. I.cvine. C. Gordon. L. Silverlieb. J. Balon (Vice President). M. Friedman (President), S. Alexander (Secretary-Treasurer), D. Rubin. B. Weiss. D. Marder. E. Finkle. Christian association Seated, Front: D. Johnson (Corr. Secretary), B. Hudson (Publicity Chairman). J. Shaw (Secretary). C. Callender (President). J. Hayden (Treasurer). J. Turbine (Vice President). Seated. Behind: B. Lane. J. Gipson. K. Prcislcr, M. Drew. C. MacMullen. P. Alexander. J. Hamburg. S. Stccnrod, E. Begg. M. Rennie. S. Skinner. N. Hansche. L. Russell. K. Abrams. J. Hatton. Standing: Mr. B. Parsonage (College Chaplain), J. Crawford. D. Tubbs. J. Allen. L. Wicks. B. McKic. L. Stratton. L. Johnson. J. Florck, E. Braxton. D. Hyde. R. Conklin. D. McCullough. men's physical education majors dub First Row: D. Bartsch. M. Longo (Vice President). P. Graves. P. McMullen (President). P. Longanbach. Second Row: D. Eich. B. Murphy. N. Crosslcy. D. Hourahan. G. Saks. R. Peek. Third Row: B. Elsingcr. B. Ihrig. J. Ingram. R. Sommer. H. Gillespie. I). Tourangeau. Fourth Row: H. Dctcring. A. Hastings. S. Widder, B. F.llis. D. Smith. L. Johnson. J. Williamson. J. Hutchinson. phi epsilon kappa Building today to teach tomorrow K. Sarubbi (Secretary). K. Baldwin (President). D. Long. J. Lorenzen (Vice President), B. Kessler. Dr. Parks (Advisor). B. While (Treasurer). H. Wagner. B. Hanlin. B. Prescott. W. Ranich (Guide). 80 pre-med dub V. Smcad, N. Orr. V. Bruce. P. Revctt. S. Willis. L. Sointu. J. Matuszko. E. Olsen (Vice President). C. Wilson (Secretary). B. Hamill (President). D. Weininger. R. Anusbigian, R. Connelly. C. DuFort. P. Samuelson. M AMERICAN RED CRU� I BLOODMOBILE T They extend the line of life freshman week leaders Seated: R. Todd. R. dcFay. M. MacGregor, M. Longland (Chairman). V. Jones. D. Wadhams. A. Pctroscmolo. R. Palmer. Standing: K. Kerrigan. S. Ross. V. Losyk. B. Watson. B. Johnson. T. Cerny. R. Bonneville. R. Petty. A. Lutz. C. Edwards. G. Umbcrgcr, P. Smargon. D. Robinson. C. Burroughs. R. Brown. K. Rovecamp, B. Foggo. S. Swanson. R. Vivonna. J. Darling. P. Hcnstridgc. G. Clayton. S. Steele. S. Rohde. B. White. A. Fletcher. They were asked to lead . . . women's athletic association Front: A. Kmetz (President). S. Toot (Vice President), B. Lowell. Second Row: A. Denton. D. Brown. I.. Horn. K. Lantz. R. Sweet. P. Drayton. M. Clark. T. Kennedy. J. Hoagland. D. Potter I.. Unkelback. 82 mens dorm counselors Seated: R. Brown. R. Palmer. W. Spclman, Mr. Crout, B. Payne. M. West, B. Hanlin. Stand- ing: B. Christopher. J. McAllister. K. Black. E. Braxton. D. Bartsch, B. Manzi. V. Cappillo. C. Callender. K. Gottlieb, F. Krainski. alumni, massa so it, and reed dorm senates ■ . . and a leader of men they became Seated: R. Seaman. W. Banaszcwski. A. Lutz, Mr. Crout. Standing: B. Prescott. A. Fletcher. J. LaCallc. B. Watson. R. Black. D. Bartsch. G. Burris, P. Graves. W. Acckcrle, D. LaDukc. B. Bromage. K. Baldwin. 83 association of secretaries (ymca) Seated: M. MacGregor. C. Burroughs, S. Stccnrod. A. Estock. M. Chase. B. Howe. P. Davis. M. Drew. B. Christy (Vice President). C. Beaman. T. Gibbons (Secretary). S. Foulkcs. Standing: H. Lynch (Advisor). D. Tubbs. R. Loomis, P. Krafft, R. deFay. R. Brown. P. Coggins. E. Lewis. K. Black. R. Hyde. C. Kelly. E. Braxton. K. Fogle. J. Goodwin. J. Mielc. Tcinhart, J. Hcrmon, M. Trimble. C. Christy (President). W. Griffith. F. Mandi. P. Smargon. R. Black. R. Golas. P. Keller. D. Egger, S. Gcranian. R. Richards (Advisor). Dedication to Man for the mankind of tomorrow executive committee Seated: T. Gibbons (Secretary). S. Pavlovich (Chaplain). G. Greaves (Treasurer). Standing: R. Richards (Advisor). P. Smargon. 84 alpha phi omega Sealed: Mr. Crout (Advisor). B. Reiss (Alumni Secretary). J. Cameron (Treasurer), C. Healey (First Vice President). J. Froehlich (Second Vice President). L. Bicking (President). Standing: R. Conklin. D. Eich. D. Verney. J. Crawford. K. Baack. J. White, D. Lyons. P. Mead. W. Stocker. R. Bonneville. B. McKie, R. Mebel. W. Kachadorin. G. Umberger. F. Furnia. R. Wiseman, S. Gcranian. D. Mcssingcr, R. Palmer. J. Tepper, C. Exley, E. Dickerman. R. Keith. student wives Seated: P. Burrell (Treasurer). C. Crofts. C. Booan. B. Trimble (Vice President). P. Bachctt. S. Brown. Mrs. D. Bridgcman (Advisor). S. Cobb (Secretary). Standing: J. Broderick. L. Wagner. B. Christy. K. Grady. N. Vcless. L. Bakar. S. Kerr. P. Lyons, N. Stinson. B. Hcikkincn. M. Stook. D. Conn. C. Bcnziger. J. Rogers. 85 womens dorm counselors First Row: M. Longland (Head Coun.-Abbey). J. Hatton, S. Smith, N. Emond. B. Peak. N. Jeifcz. B. Williams (Head Coun.-Lakeside). Second Row: L. Barry, D. Wadhams, A. Rowe. V. Jones. K. Rovccamp. E. Pollock. M. Danielson. Through consideration by reason anti regulation by ballot . . . residence board M. Wilson, N. Chase. J. Hoagland, E. Vance (President). L. Barry (Secretary). P. America, N. Emond. 86 abbey senate T Seated: M. Chase. M. Young. T. Fink. S. Pavlovich (Student Council Representative), S. Cornwell (Secretary). J. Hamburg (President). D. Tuskowski (Vice President). K. Kerrigan (Treasurer). C. Bigony. Standing: J. Zimmer. C. Krott. J. Aikman. C. MacMullen, L. Wicks. S. Bolick. D. Chen. C. Andersen. G. Clayton. M. Humeston, B. Ware. B. Levine. M. Astaldi. . . . the dorm becomes a unit of social informality S. Stccnrod. S. Williams. R. Sweet. R. Mawdslcy (Fire Warden). L. Sointu (Treasurer), G. Pivarnik (President). C. Gordon (Vice President). P. White (Secretary). C. Heald. L. Horn. S. Bopp. M. Clark. lakeside senate 87 audio- visual aids J. Ycskcwicz. D. Mcssinger, C. Callender. R. Hyde. E. Braxton. Mr. Doleva. E. Reed. B. Payne. J. LaCallc. . . . And the night shall be filled with music. Longfellow Seated: P. Lincoln. B. Johnson (Acting Sports Director). Second Row: R. Pomo (General Manager). R. Kane (Producing Director). D. J. Williams. C. Snyder (Business Manager). N. Hanschc. R. Hyde (Chief Engineer). B. Muller. S. Schnall, E. Larson. D. Davies (News Director). Back Row: B. Jackson. B. McKie, E. Finkle, E. Braxton. W. S. C. b. 88 outing dub Seated: G. Zuk (Treasurer). G. Richardson (Historian). A. Wilkinson (President). V. Van- Wccldcn (Corr. Secretary). M. Brecht (Secretary). Standing: M. Gormcly, A. Malsin, J. Frochlick. J. McLellan. J. McCormick. C. Thicmc. B. Wiencke. E. Watson. M. Dickovcr. Come forth into the light of things and let nature be your guide. na tural history society First Row: L. Lovejoy. D. Knapp, G. Owens (President). J. Gray. J. Zwcrgel (Secretary). J. Gipson. Second Row: P. Reed. R. Burrell (Vice President). R. Hadley (Treasurer). P. Jones. W. Flliot. J. Bridges. G. Brown (Advisor). P. Watcrfield. 89 the 1964 massasoit staff First Row: M. Brecht. G. Pivarnik. A. Estok. L. Barry. C. Bigony. C. Ray. J. Tremble. Second Row: B. McLean. M. Longo. G. Varnum, W. Sargent. Lynda Barry Editor-In-Chief Many endeavors are enthusiastically embarked upon at Springfield . . . Bill McLean Business Manager Georgia Pivarnik Layout Editor Judy Tremble Activities Editor and enthusiastically carried out. Jo Ann Elia Senior Editor Gerry Varnum Senior Editor Ann Estok Literary Editor Margie Brecht Club Editor Carole Bigony Art Editor Chris Ray Faculty and Administration Editor Wally Sargent Sports Editor Mike Longo Sports Editor 91 senior house B. Johnson, G. Umbergcr. E. l.arson. Mr. W. Mayfield (Advisor). J. Duro. D. Campbell. C. Edwards, T. Cerny. A. Petrosemolo. psychology dub Sealed: P. Sym, D. Hammond. C. Gordon. L. Barry (Secretary). J. Balon (President). L. Weitz (Vice President). R. Mayer (Treasurer). Standing: M. Smith (Publicity Chairman). P. Dargon, D. Lyall. 92 international relations dub Sealed: E. Achiugo, J. Slomski. A. Viga. P. Drayton (Corr. Secretary). D. Knight (President), H. MacMullcn, L. Erickson (Secretary). S. Poore. D. Tuskowski. P. Cottins. Standing: L. Silverleib, K. Prcislcr. B. Levine. B. Lane. R. Connelly. K. Southard. J. Ditto. T. Omo-Osagic. L. Smith. J. Phelips. C. Callender. V. Klissouras. J. Gipson. R. Ishii. S. Steenrod. M. Monto. U. Schueller. J. Vervoort. J. Aikman. T. Sullivan, J. Kovacs. Clasp the hands and know the thoughts of men in other lands. Masefield cosmopolitan dub Sealed• L. Larsen. N. Jeifez. A. Sayed. E. Achiugo (President). L. Fishwick. J. O. Duru. N. Bourget. R. Ishii. Standing: L. A. Ukachi. E. Gaudet. M. F. Siregar. A. I. Omo-Osagic. J. H. Chang. K. Onyiliogwu. A. A. Kidess. V. Klissouras. R. Moudgil. W. Poerwo. A. Ko. K. Yoshimura. P. Coggins. M. Sinah. 93 heathertones E Ryder. S. Smith. N. Peck. J. Hayden. S. Steenrod. J. Hunt. V. Hammond. Second Row: H. George. M. Hill. J. Hamburg, L. Callahan. S. Christopher. chape! choir I). Yeo. M. Drew. J. Gipson. J. Zimmer. S. Steenrod. L. Callahan. J. Florck. M. Foote. H. George. B. McKie. Sacred music at Springfield expresses what the mind believes . . . and lighter music what the heart cherishes. 94 Springfield college singers At Piano: D. Tubbs. First Row: M. Rennie. E. Ryder. S. Smith. S. Christopher. J. Hayden. M. Chase. P. Rice, M. Wilson. J. Hunt. L. Callahan. S. Stccnrod, K. Prcislcr, V. Sandrack. Second Row: J. Zimmer. J. Hamburg. N. Peck. S. Cathcrall, J. Hermann. M. Hill. G. Hammond. H. George, V. Fmanuclson. A. Viga. B. Howe. S. Sommerrock. J. Thigpen. J. Kershaw. Third Row: W. Stauber. D. Yco. M. Gormcly. B. Anderson. B. Mangino. C. Crosby. B. McKic. H. Dctcring. W. Smith. S. Hudson. T. Cooke. J. Hermon. J. Goodwin. J. Wilcox. F. Hall. R. Kasten. Scotchmen Roth Create a mood of life . . . for all the world’s a song. FPTJg.’d C. Greaves. B. McKic. W. Smith. J. Herman. B. Anderson. B. Staubet. Second Row: D. Yco. T. Cooke. D. Tubbs. S. Hudson. 95 marlin dub First Row: S. Bopp (Vice President). L. Horn. A. Rowe (President). G. Fugit. J. Lchan. C. Andersen. C. Fearing. C. Thieme. S. Leach. M. Young. E. Watson. J. Thompson. S. Umstead, L. Zimmerman. Second Row: B. Howe. B. Wiencke. M. Horner. S. Metzgar. M. MacGregor (Treasurer). V. Bclsan. P. Cascio. J. Wagner. J. Morrison. D. Brown. S. Fitzpatrick. R. Sweet. P. Poplawski. M. Dickover. C. Barron. womens drill team First Row: J. Zwergel. P. America, E. Ryder. J. Wagcman, S. Fitzpatrick. M. J. McCurry. A. Savage. J. Morrison. M. Wilson. M. Kolburg. Second Row: B. Lowell, L. Gregory, B. Williams, M. Humeston. M. Clark, C. Barron, G. Owens, R. Weber. J. Dudley. women's physical education majors dub First Row: B. Gingras. N. Chase (Treasurer), J. Zimmer. D. Wadhams (Vice President), J. Cartledge (Secretary). E. Reiter. B. I.owcll, L. Unkelback, M. Astaldi, S. Samuelson. C. Nissly. P. McIntyre. Second Row: M. J. McCurry. B. Wiencke. V. Bclsan. C. Thiemc, S. Lcache, A. Denton. P. Davis. D. Brown. P. Drayton. B. Coen. J. Krogh. Third Row: J. Formica. T. Kennedy. S. Toot. J. Carter. K. Dimlow. K. Hruska. A. Kmetz. D. Potter. E. Spcary. J. Diggs. B. Briggs. L. Ray, C. Andersen. J. Hoagland. Fourth Row: A. Viga. T. Fink. A. Montgomery, C. Rearing. P. Fox, L. Horn. M. Clark. R. Sweet, E. Watson, C. Beaman. E. Carlson. V. Moen (President), R. Seaman. 97 hosaga indians First Row: J. Gray, S. Foulkcs. Second Row: B. Robertson, C. Wilson, J. MacGregor. Third Row: J. Ditto. G. Summerhays (Scribe). C. Mclntire. Fourth Row: J. Webb. B. Paige (Chief), J. Vervoort. S. Leach. Fifth Row: J. Hambright. D. Mottle (Keeper of Property). W. Davenport (Keeper of Wampus). J. Christensen. Sixth Row: C. Healey. D. Christensen. Unique are their means . . . tradition is their path . . . 98 white key society Seated: V. Belsan. P. Drayton. B. Sherry. S. Umstcad (Secretary). A. Uiga (President). L. Russell (Treasurer). P. White (Vice President). M. Astaldi, J. Zwergel, C. Nissly. Standing: M. Rennie. M. Chase. P. Barge. J. Kumnick, C. Ray. S. Stccnrod, J. Diggs. C. Hryniewicz. P. Alexander. D. Potter. P. Gould. J. Lazzerini. M. Horner, P. Recce, S. Skinner, L. Erickson, L. Silvcrlcib. . . . Service is their goal. maroon key society Seated: S. Schnall, W. Sargent (Treasurer). V. Losyk (Vice President). J. McAllister (Presi- dent). G. Burris (Secretary). B. Carr. Standing: K. Sothard, J. Evans. R. Sommer. P. Le- Fcburc, R. Haynes. R. Stout. R. Dcsmoycrs. 99 varsity cheerleaders P. Ignatow. G. Clayton. K. Kerrigan. C. Lanagan. C. Groff. M. Atkinson. A nd the spirit they show and have always shown . . . 100 . . . has become the spirit of Springfield. band freshman cheerleaders Rodger?.. V. Cole. J. Collings. N. Wachala. H. Bradford. L. Milbauer. Seated: P. Alexander. J. Crawford. S. Pavlovich. C. Thicmc. S. Hudson. J. Collins. B. Ernsl. Standing: P. BcrgofTcn. T. Steves. J. Gordon. C. Crosby. M. Drew. R. Stout. R. Kasten. C. Shonder. C. Beaman. S. Parks. 101 ... should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by . .. sports VARSITY BASEBALL—First Row: L. Emond (Manager). H. Silbor. G. Anderson. F. Di- Chiara. J. Halgas. R. Petrovic. R. SchefTcl. B. Robbins, D. Jacobs. N. Stam. J. Reynolds. E. Venturini. R. Willis. R. Mokrynka. Second Row: A. Allen (Head Coach). A. Moore. R. Prescott. G. Umburger. G. Cornwell. B. Wcikcl, R. Bartsch. W. Banaszewski. T. Argir, N. Caliendo. A. Whalen. T. Boiko. R. Rada (Assistant Coach). For a portion of last season, the baseball team had to do without the services of its coach and one of its top players. Coach Archie (Allen) was selected to coach the United States Pan-American team while player Archie (Moore) was selected to play on that same Pan-American team. The Archies VARSITY RESULTS (8-12) SC Opp. 1 3 0 8 7 6 3,2 11, 3 3 5 3 7 3 4 0 1 8 0 1 6 3 1 10 1 6 0 4,4 0,3 2 6 3 4 2 3 2 3 U. of Mass. Harvard U. Rhode Island U. Colby C. Trinity C. AIC Tufts U. Providence C. Hartford U. Boston C. Camp LeJuene Wesleyan New Hampshire Coast Guard Yale Williams Northeastern Amherst Neil Stam “Help! My foot’s caught! Fred DiChiara Hurley Silbor Bob Scheffel John Reynolds Bob Petrovic “Okay, here's $5 for you. and here's yours . . 106 Bruce Robbins FRESHMAN BASEBALL—First Row: A. Graffam. J. Grocki, T. O’Day. J. Wasowski. A. Thompson. T. Jones. J. Handzcl. T. Gowin, D. Schricfcr (Coach). FRESHMAN SC Opp. 4 4 9 10 13 4 2 4 15 1 3 2 3 11 1 1 8 7 2 0 BASEBALL (5-3-: U. of Mass. Yale Amherst Hartford Harvard U. of Conn. Trinity Holy Cross AIC U. of Mass. The varsity golfers although sporting a twelve and one record participated in close and exciting match plays with the finest golfers in New England. Compe- tition was keener than the record would have one be- lieve. Although the loss of swingers Daley, Munson, Holmes and Tyson will be felt, the steady improvement of underclassmen could give the golfers a strong '64 team. VARSITY GOLF (1-12) 2 « 2 4' 2 Wesleyan 0 7 Brown 1 6 Williams 2 5 A1C 4 3 Hartford 2' 2 4' 2 UMass 0 7 Providence 1 6 Tufts 0 7 MIT ' 2 61 2 WP1 2 « 2 4' 2 A1C 3 4 Trinity 0 7 Dartmouth Sonny Tyson VARSITY TENNIS— P. Mead. D. Behrcnd. S. Rogers. J. Mar- tin, J. Dunmcad (Captain). W. Keller. D. Long, B. Lash. W. Berry. C. Raymond. W. Johnson (Head Coach). VARSITY TENNIS (7-3) SC Opp. 4 5 Rhode Island 6 3 UMass 8 1 Holy Cross 6 3 RPI 1 8 Amherst 9 0 St. Peter's 8 1 AIC 6 1 UConn 9 0 Hartford 2 7 Wesleyan 110 Captain Jack Dunmcad and Coach Walt Johnson. Under the able leadership of Coach Johnson and captain Jack Dunmead, the varsity tennis team chalked up an envi- able record of seven wins and only three losses against some very formidable oppo- nents. Our “racketeers have done a mag- nificent job and deserve nothing short of the very highest praise. FROSH TENNIS (2-2-1) SC Opp. 8 1 UMass AV2 4 « 2 RPI 9 0 Longmcadow H.S. 1 8 Amherst 9 11 Wesleyan FRESHMAN TENNIS—G. Vcriconc (Manager). J. Standish, J. Loder. J. Jewett, N. Kelly. T. Maher. J. Kovacs, J. Robertson. P. Harrison. B. Cahoon. F. Kunst. Ill s Coach Geislcr VARSITY SOCCER—First Row: D. Tucker. W. Pcrricciuoli. J. Vcnnell. J. Wasowski. L. Simpson, J. Robertson (Trainer). A. Lutz. Manager. Second Row: W. Titterington, W. Wat- rous. D. Young, C. Saimond. N. Siam. R. Hamill (Co-Captain). R. Hess (Co-Captain). W. Burke. B. Hanlin. V. Cappillo. C. Bcvclandcr. Third Row: F. Gcisler (Coach). W. Servidio. J. Kovacs. J. Rein. J. Warren. J. Lawrence. W. Helm. F. Tyson. R. Roberts. J. Astman. G. Gardiner. VARSITY SOCCER (6-2-3) SC Opp. 2 0 Colby 3 0 Middlcbury 5 1 RPI 0 0 Yale 3 1 Bowdoin 1 5 Wesleyan 5 1 MIT 2 2 Brown 1 3 Williams 2 0 UConn 1 1 Bridgeport (NCAA Regional Tournament) 0 1 Brown 112 Co-Capt. Bob Hess The Varsity Soccer Team continued the tradition of past years. Head coach Fred Geisler, with the able as- sistance of co-captains Bob Hess and Bob Hamill, and the sure-footedness of high scorer Bill Burke, led the “toe-thumpers” to another winning season. Bill Burke High scorer for 2 years Look! Up in the sky: it’s a bird . . .! Dave Young Chalk-up another for SC. Neil Stam Bill Helm 114 Sonny Tyson All-American Candidate Bert Hanlin Bill Watrous Chuck Saimond VARSITY TRACK—First Row: T. Merrit. G. McCombe (Co-Captains). Second Row: J. Redman. W. Kessler. R. Hession. K. Peterson. H. Jervis. K. Black. D. Hansen. J. Semar. Third Row: P. Demakis. T. Edgerton. D. Chaffee. S. Parker. G. Caulkins. R. Seaman. G. Guptill. J. Compronc. J. Flanagan. J. Gifford. E. Riley. K. Randall. V. Cox (Head Coach). Fourth Row: E. Kusiak. J. Chamberas. R. Smith. F. Loiacono. J. Schlosser. Track is one sport in which the setting and breaking of records is a common occurrence. The 1963 SC Track Team set a record of sorts by becoming the first such team in 20 years that had an undefeated season. VARSITY TRACK (8-0) SC Opp. 82 53 Wesleyan 81 54 Rhode Island 76 59 Northeastern 81 54 UConn 101 34 Williams 69 Vi 65' 2 Holy Cross 68 67 UMass 74 66 Dartmouth 4th place in New Englands Coach Vern Cox Herb Jervis Look at all those ants down there. 117 . Watch it! Don't trip over that white line. Now. if I can just get the other leg over.” John Schlosscr “Bombs Away!' After another successful season as head coach and chief grounds keeper, Vern Cox took a well-needed and much deserved vacation” to Hawaii. While there he was instrumental in conducting a training program for Peace Corps volunteers. Ground Crew 119 o VARSITY FOOTBALL—First Row: R. Sussi. R. Seaman. R. Farley. J. Charncy. J. Wclsch. R. Cobb. J. Lukis. H. Kosel. B. Holmes. J. Waison. B. Berquist. R. Hunt. Second Row: E. Dunn (Head Coach). W. Klccman (Ass't. Coach). J. Robitaillc. J. Grocki. R. Hayes. W. Kachador- ian. T. Ryan. M. Brennan. B. Weickel. R. Barber. E. Kane. R. Grandizio. R. Fordycc. W. Caddoo. C. Hawrylciw. J. McClellan. G. Peek (Ass't. Coach). V. Mancini (Ass’t. Coach). Third Row: P. Gilbert (Ass’t. Coach). C. Christensen (Ass’t. Coach). D. Auxter (Ass't. Coach). R. Heikkinen. R. Finn. T. Collins. S. Taylor, H. Vasvari. T. Wells. R. Whiting. D. Coupe. G. Wilcox. E. Kavanagh. B. Boch. J. McCormick. P. Fairfield (Ass’t. Coach). M. West (Trainer). P. Pawlak (Ass’t. Coach). C. Hodges (Head Trainer). VARSITY FOOTBALL (5-4) Hofstra Amherst Williams Colby Northeastern AIC Rhode Island U. of New Hamp. Coast Guard Concentration, determination, and raw courage = WINNING SEASON. 120 . I ! ' t tsSib Captain Bob Cobb AU-Amcrican Brooks Holmes Unsung Hero Ray Morin Unseen Hero Paul Prindle Jim Welsch Dick Farley Jack Charncy Jim Watson Wishing Well? I’d like 12 large pizzas.. . Howie Koscl Jack l.ukis FRESHMAN FOOTBALL—First Row: G. Armstrong, F. Challant. D. Crowley. F. Perano, S. Glass. N. Crossley. J. Kelley. H. Redak. V. Cutrona. J. Biddiscombc. W. Klccman (Coach). Second Row: V. Mancini (Coach). V. Machado. T. Wick. J. Sussi, D. Hughs. B. Salcski. P. Waas. D. Anderson. D. Bennett. J. White. B. Wing. M. Rice. J. Reynolds, P. Pawlak (Coach). Third Row: G. Pressman. G. Peek (Coach). T. Wick. R. Boshanc. J. Hanson. C. Dctcring. S. Frances. W. Nichols. L. McDonald. S. Gilbert. E. Purdy. G. Brown. B. Witt. G. Wolfort. D. Bertrand. C. Moran. J. Ingrim. D. Talman (Coach). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY—First Row: D. Putnam. R. Wells. A. Graffam. T. Krctsch. P. McMullen. Second Row: J. Bullock (Manager). G. Calkins. R. Lc Clair. S. Parker (Captain), S. Dutton. F. McGrath (Coach). FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY—First Row: S. Tweed. R. Manson. R. Stout. R. Knight. Second Row: J. Flanagan (Coach). T. Ward. R. Fancher, R. Nichols. G. Mann. D. Walsh. The outlook for the next few years is extremely bright. Both the varsity and the freshmen faired ex- tremely well in season and post-season competition, as evidenced by their respective and respectable records. FROSH CROSS COUNTRY (8-1) SC 15 Opp. 43 Coast Guard 20 37 Holy Cross 33 35 MIT 58 Williams 25 35 UConn 43 16 Mt. Herman 17 39 RPI 26 29 Wesleyan 18 40 UMass 4th place in New Englands First Row: Head Coach E. Stcilz, Co-Capts. K. Sarubbi, F. Brcdice. Asst. Coach E. Bilik. Second Row: Asst. Coach T. Scolnick. D. Harris, L. Drury, W. Scanlon. R. Sisson, L. Buell. J. Koszalka, D. Jacobs, R. Schultz, T. Argir, A. Wilson, Mana- gers J. Martin. R. Desnoyers. 17 Wins, 8 Losses SC OPP 61 Yale 88 96 Brandeis 75 71 Brown 70 76 Bridgeport 70 84 New Hampshire 96 89 Tufts 69 67 Williams 79 83 Kings Point 70 89 Colby 87 79 Cornell 96 97 Hartford 86 106 Norwich 69 SC OPP 92 Middlcbury 64 62 Amherst 60 100 Bowdoin 71 71 Holy Cross 86 60 Northeastern 59 99 W.P.I. 63 105 Colgate 88 70 L.l.U. 77 101 Clark 81 70 A.I.C. 64 94 Bates 86 71 Adelphi 75 60 Assumption 64 NCAA Northeast Regional Playoffs 126 Dave Jacobs Pre-season indications had led the hoopsters to believe that the 1963-64 basket- ball season would be anything but a vacation. However, the loss of last year’s standouts proved not to be as catastrophic as was originally thought. The “Nai- smith boys ignored the predictions and went out and chalked up a truly admirable record. Their two four-point losses in the District 1 playoffs were truly heartbreak- ing. However, we lost only in that we did not score as many points as our opponents. The Maroons certainly played as well, if not better, than both Adelphi and Assumption. 127 The play sparking aggressiveness of Captains Ken Sa- rubbi and Fred Bredice (which gave him a career total of well over 1000 points) were definitely significant factors which influenced the team's success. 128 FROSH RESULTS Won 9, Lost 6 SC OPP 74 Yale 84 63 Brandeis 47 87 Leicester JC 72 78 Tufts 91 87 Williams 79 104 Worcester Aca 107 92 Hartford 59 76 Amherst 79 80 Holy Cross 83 81 Northeastern 95 100 WP1 70 88 AIC 34 85 Clark 79 111 AIC 51 88 Hartford 75 freshman basketball team First Row: Asst. Coach R. Miller. D. Jacobs. V. Allen. P. Wagner. T. Pearson, P. Longcnback, M. Gamari. C. Wells. Manager D. Drew. Second Row: Manager J. Coombs. Manager R. Rcmbaum. W. Coulthart, P. Pickowicz, A. Duncan, J. Kalin. R. Pearson, R. Wisnicski. F. McCurry, H. Fr.vans. Coach H. Wissel. 129 9 y m n a s t c s First Row: Capt. D. Alt. Second Row: P. Bacon. B. Wright. K. Henderson. L. Riccitello. J. Kovacs. D. Howarth. S. Ross. R. Mills. R. Peck, J. Otto. Head Coach F. Wolcott. Third Row: Manager F. Petty. R. Mansfield. R. Todd. R. Elsinger. P. Smargon. T. Trimble. B. Lund. R. Black. R. Albright. J. Zimmermann. S. Fumia, Asst. Coach K. Black. OPP Temple U. 160.65 Army 153.5 Penn State 161.25 U. Pittsburgh 145.60 Syracuse U. 158.85 Navy 152.30 U. Mass 142.85 Won 3, Lost 4 5th in Eastern Intercollegiate Meet Captain Doug Alt 130 Steve Ross Bruce Wright Jeff Zimmermann The 1963-64 Men’s Gymnastics Competition Team has been outstanding this season. The team’s one-point loss to the Black Knights of the Hudson was truly a hcartbrcakcr. However, our gallant gymnasts bounced right back with a decisive victory over the Midshipmen of the U.S. Naval Academy. Since the team is com- prised almost completely of underclassmen, we can look forward to another winning season. 131 ■ i women's gymnastic team First Row: Capt. C. Nissly, U. Schucller, S. Umstead. D. Second Row: M. Astaldi. G. Williams. P. Davis. P. Lund. G. Loomis. K. Van Newkirk. D. Johnson. G. Williamson. M. Lull. Johnson. K. Hruska. A. Hyland. S. Doane. L. Valadc. L. Ray. A. Miller. K. Corrigan. Women's Coach D. Potter. COMPETITION RESULT WON 1, LOST O SC OPP. 105.00 U. Mass. 87.10 Kathy Corrigan, winner in Pan-American games and Carol Nissly. Captain of Women's Team. 132 Ute Schucller Linda Ray Linda Valade Prior to this season, the women's team was not in- volved in competition (gym- nastics competition, that is). However, this was a year of surprises and the women's team was not to be denied. In a precedent-setting meet against the women’s team from the University of Massachusetts, our girls demonstrated their talents in an overwhelming victory. 133 exhibition team Firsi Row: Head Coach F. Wolcott. Capt. C Nissly. Capt. D. All. Women’s Coach D. Potter. Second Row: Asst. Coach K. Black. U. Schucllcr. M. Astaldi. S. Umstcad. G. Williams, D. Loomis. P. Davis. K. Van Newkirk. P. Lund. D. Johnson. G. Johnson. G. Williamson. K. Hruska. M. Lull. A. Hyland. L. Ray. S. Doanc. A. Miller. L. Valadc. K. Corrigan, Accomp. B. Cromarty. Third Row: Manager F. Petty. P. Bacon, B. Wright. K. Henderson. L. Riccitello. T. Kovacs. R. Mansfield. R. Todd. R. Elsingcr. P. Smargon, T. Trimble. B. Lund. R. Black. R. Albright. J. Zimmcrmann. S. Furnia. D. Howarth. S. Ross. R. Mills. R. Peck, J. Otto. W. Joerres. D. Egger. EXHIBITION SCHEDULE Dec. 6 Westfield, Mass. Dec. 13 Orangeburg, N. Y. Dec. 14 Sommervillc. N. J. Dec. 16 New Shrewsbury, N. J. Dec. 17 Babylon, L. I., N. Y. Dec. 18 New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y Dec. 19 Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Jan. 3 Basking Ridge, N. J. Jan. 24 Trumbull, Conn. Jan. 25 East Islip, L. 1., N. Y. Jan. 31 Milton, Mass. Feb. 1 Chelmsford, Mass.’ Feb. 7 Ncwtonvillc, N. Y. Feb. 28 Gloucester, Mass. Feb. 29 Gorham, Maine Mar. 13 Franklin, Mass. 134 The gymnastics exhibition team is the ambassador of good will for Springfield College. Commencing early in November and continuing until the middle of March, the team travels throughout much of New England and the Middle Atlantic States putting on some 16 exhibitions. 135 Holding his own Bamboo Dance The team performs annually at our Winter Homecoming. With a combination of strength, beauty, agility and comedy, the show was a spectacular success. And, as usual, a sell-out crowd from the col- lege and community witnessed the performance. Comedy Act 136 SC FROSH RESULTS Won 6, Lost 0 OPP 111.30 Needham H.S. 100.75 123.65 Minncchaug H.S. 111.75 112.85 Andover H.S. 111.90 123 Army 98.3 121 U. of Mass. 100 123 Tech H.S. 72.85 freshman gymnastic team First Row: R. Cieplik. R. Cargill. Coach W. Johnson. T. Stcevcs. R. Ycaion. Second Row: Manager E. Crossley. B. Scott. D. Goodwin. T. Auchterlonic. R. Kasten. Asst. Coach D. Wilshin. 137 t First Row: W. Halt. Capt. W. Skoog. Capt. G. Patton. D. Page. Sias. Head Coach C. Silvia. Third Row: J. Lambert. L. Cawrsc. C. Chambers. J. Yeskewicz. Second Row: C. Cahill. P. Dargon. D. Kubaska. P. Daly. J. Scholz. D. Levesque, T. Gattcau. D. R. Holies. B. Watson. E. Reed, A. Dcvcreaux. D. Robinson. D. Williams. VARSITY RESULTS Won 7. Lost 5 SC OPP 20 Harvard 75 62 Bowdoin 33 73 Trinity 22 56 Amherst 39 41 West Point 53 38 Dartmouth 57 57 Brown 38 38 Williams 57 71 Connecticut 24 63 Southern Conn. 32 37 Yale 58 64 MIT 31 Co-Captains Patton and Skoog Dave Page As has become tradition with the inhabitants of Mc- Curdy Natatorium, this year saw a number of old records erased and replaced with new ones. 139 Also in keeping with tradition, the mermen continued competing against some of the finest competition in and around the New England area. And, finally, in what we hope becomes a tradition, the swimming team, led by Co-Captains Bill Skoog and Glen Patton, along with the standout performances of Ed Reed, has shown com- mendable improvement over past years. The team is growing; the “bathtub” is over- flowing. 140 FROSH RESULTS Won 6, Lost 2 SC OPP 29 Harvard 66 34 Dartmouth 61 53 Brown 40 60 Connecticut 32 54 Williams 41 53 Southern Conn. 42 63 Yale 15 69 MIT 26 While breaking eleven Freshman records, two Spring- field College pool records, and one National record, this years Freshman Swimming Team also compiled the best record in the history of the school. Wait till next year! freshman swimming team First Row: I). Parmclcc. G. Lepcsqucur. R. Sullivan. N. Smith. Gillespie. P. Carrington. D. Walsh. H. Dctcring, J. Staniunas. P. Adler, R. Flcury. Second Row: Coach C. Samuclson. H. R. Knight. 141 ■ w r e s t a n 9 First Row: R. Gilmore. G. Sadowsky. J. Sadowsky. J. Cerra. Second Row: Head Coach F. Parker. D. Winter. R. Miller. J. Sedgwick. J. Cerra. J. Robinson. 1963-64 WRESTLING RESULTS 10-0-1 Record SC OPP 14 Yale 11 32 Brown 0 29 Wesleyan 22 Dartmouth 15 Hofstra 21 F M 3 29 Williams 2 25 MIT 3 25 Amherst 5 12 Army 12 24 Harvard 0 New Englands First (14th year) r O' The grapplers were another team whose future was in doubt prior to the start of the season. And here again we received a pleasant surprise. Both the veterans and the rookies came through in fine style. The Varsity Team completed an undefeated season for the first time in school history. 143 The only disappointing aspect connected with the wrestlers was that we had to wait until approximately one-half of the season was completed before we were able to sec our valiant gladiators in their home arena. However, each time they ventured forth to meet new challenges, they carried with them our hopes for victory. 144 With the Freshman Team sporting an enviable 8-0 record the Varsity Team can look forward to strong rc-cnforccmcnts in the years to come FROSH RESULTS Won 8, Lost 0 SC OPP 15 Yale 11 24 Brown 8 16 Wesleyan 14 29 Dartmouth 3 26 Army 0 21 Williams 6 22 MIT 6 23 Harvard 7 freshman wrestling team First Row: T. Stone. G. Snyder. H. Pomroy, J. Morris. A. Stieb. Second Row: Asst. Coach D. DeLorenzo, R. Waligunda, E. Grocncr. J. Rosen. Coach M. Sanzonc. 145 First Row: W. Ruddock, D. Robbins, Head Coach F. Gcislcr, J. LaCallc. Capt. J. Hermon. Second Row: T. Lindstcdt, D. Farley. K. Baack. D. Lothrop. Kevin Baack Dave Robbins Intercollegiate athletics at Springfield this year have been for the most part, extremely successful. The volleyball team is certainly no exception. Under the able direction of head coach Fred Geisler and captain Jim Hcrmon, the volleyball team came through in fine fashion with an enviable record. And, this is only the begin- ning. Looking ahead to next season, we sec the bright lights of success burning even brighter. There will not only be returning lettermen, but also almost two dozen hopefuls who are already banging on Coach Gcislcr’s door anxious to try out for the team. SC VARSITY RESULTS Won 8, Lost 8 OPP 0 Providence Bee Tourney Worcester Y 2 0 Providence Y 2 0 Fitchburg Y 3 2 Invitational Tourney—Brockton Amherst 0 0 Auburn Y 2 0 Lynn Y 2 0 Providence Y 2 2 Woonsocket Y 0 4 Amherst 0 2 Quincy Y 1 3 Schenectady Y 1 0 Invitational Tourney—Branford New Britain Olym. 2 2 New London Y 1 1 Derby All Stars 0 1 Blakcslee Pre-Stress 0 0 New Britain Teachers 1 147 A young man who had just received his degree from college rushed out and exclaimed, “Here I am, World— have my A.B” The World replied, “Sit down son, and I'll teach you the rest of the alphabet.” seniors KARF.N ANN ABRAMS CHARLES JON ADRIAN FREDERICK T. AINSLIE RICHARD ALBRO PHOEBE S. AMERICA JOSEPH ASTMAN EDWARD J. BAKER KENNETH BALDWIN JULES JACOB BALON CHARLES BASSOS CONSTANCE BARRON LOIS BASCOM DAVID E. BEHREND PAUL ALAN BERGOFFEN BRUCE F. BEBO BONNIE BESSETTE WILLIAM LAURENCE BICKING 152 CURTIS W. BLAKE EARL T. BRAXTON FRED BREDICE BARRY BRIAN BROOKS BEVERLY BLAKE BROWN CLARK S. CALLF.NDF.R VICTOR CARL CAPPILLO JAMES J. CARROLL NORMAN S. CHAMPEAU JACK CHARNEY 154 CHARLES W. CHRISTOPHER MARY CLARK ROBERT ARTHUR COBB DONALD EDWARD CONN LEONARD P. COOK 155 CRAIG J. CURRY WALTER R. DALEY TERRI JEAN DALY ESTHER MARIE DANIELSON WILLIAM DAVENPORT DONNA DcMARCO KATHLEEN PATRICIA Dc MOOY NANCY DcYOUNG FREDRICK DiCHIARA MARY F. DICKOVER GARY C. DOPSLAFF 157 RICHARD DUDF.K JF.AN MARION DUDLEY JULIUS DURU PAUL E. EARLEY H. GAIL FAIRBANKS RICHARD P. FARLEY MARTIN H. FELDMAN 159 DONAI.D STUART FINLAYSON SUE FITZPATRICK VIRGINIA FERREN IRWIN L. FLINK R. KEITH FOGLE GEORGE FOX JOHN A. FROEHLICH VIRGINIA GEERDES BARRY GLINSKI JANE GOODWIN PATRICIA GRACKI JOSEPH ANTHONY GRADY LYNN E. GREGORY FRF.D PARKER HALL ROBERT WALLACE HAMILL VIRGINIA HAMMOND THOMAS F.RLE HART JOYCE HARTUNG JOYCE A. HATTON CHARLES F. HEALEY JUDITH HERMANN TRUDY HERSEY ROBERT C. HESS KENNETH HOAGLAND JOSEPH FRANCIS HOFFMAN BROOKS HOLMES BRUCE HUDSON DAVID WARD HUNTLEY PETER HURD CAROLYNNE JACKSON DAVID A. JACOBS STEVEN WARREN JAFFF.R HERBERT H. JERVIS RICHARD P. JOHANN BRUCE N. JOHNSON LUCIEN JOLY. JR. PRESTON K. JONES. JR. PHILIP BRADLEY KELLER JUDITH MARTHA KFRSHAW WILLIAM J. KESSLER HARROW M. KINDNESS 167 FRANK PAUL KRAINSKI SANDRA YANCO LACZEK HOWARD A. KOSEL. JR. RICHARD LaDUKE KEITH LANCASTER EDWARD A. LANDINI 168 ERICK LARSON ROBERT D. LASH LOUISE V. LASSIEUR WILLIAM LEMAIRE MICHAEL PATRICK LOUGHMAN BARRIE LOWELL JOHN LUDKO. JR. 170 KENNETH MacFADYEN EVELYN GAIL MacGREGOR MARY JANE MACKEY CYNTHIA CLAIRE MALINS RALPH McCARROL WILLIAM JOHN McLEAN john c. McGrath janice McLaughlin DOROTHY R. MISTARK VIVIAN M. MOEN RONALD MOKRYNKA MARJORIE MONTO RAMON ARTHUR MORIN JOANN BETH MORRISON II 173 ROBERT ARTHUR NEBEL JOHN A. ODIERNA GALE OWENS DAVID W. PAGE BRUCE DANIEL PETERSON KENNETH A. PETERSON, JR. ROBERT JAMES PETROVIC 175 JOAN MARIE PHELPS HENRY FREEMAN PHILIPS PETER PETTY JOLENE POLIDORO ETTA POLLOCK PAUL RICHARD PRINDLE 176 HOWARD PULSI FER MARY HELEN RAMSAY C. WAYNE RANICH BEVERLY REF.D PETER BUCHWALD REED. JR. STEPHEN RICH DAVID CLARK ROBBINS JOHN B. ROBERTSON. JR BRUCE MacKENZIE ROBERTSON CHARLOTTE ROME LAWRENCE RONDEAU RICHARD ROTE RICHARD ANDREW RUGGIERO ELIZABETH RYDER CHARLES E. SAIMOND KENNETH F. SARUBBI JOHN JOSEPH SAUNDERS RICHARD E. SCHMIDT RUTH SCHNEIDER ANN SAVAGE CONSTANCE JEAN SCALES PATRICK R. SCEI.ZA ROBERT G. SCHEFFEL DAVID SCHOGEL LINDA SEAGRAVE CAROL SEVERANCE JEAN SHEGAS HARLEY SHEPARDSON HURLEY SILBOR. JR. m 181 CAROL ANN SMITH DARCY F. SMITH DOUGLASS DAMON SMITH MARY JANE SMITH 182 JAMES SOUTHARD NEIL JOSEPH STAM JEFFREY STEARN STANLEY SIMON STOLARZ. JR. ALLEN T. STOOK BARBARA T. STRAUSS 183 ROSALYN N. SWEET PATRICIA SYM SANDRA JEANNE SWANSON NORMAN TARANTO JOHN THOMPSON RUTH L. THOMPSON 184 MELVIN D. TRIMBLE FORREST C. TYSON EILEEN D. VANCE THOMAS CHARLES VIZARD JAMES WALSH DONNA YATES WALLACE GEORGE WALSH WILLIAM G. WATROUS II JAMES WATSON LEWIS WELLS 186 BRUCF. L. WHEELER RICHARD F. WHITE WILLIAM RUSSELL WHITE ARTHUR WILKINSON BONNIE HARMON WELTY JAMES E. WELSCH BETSY JANE WILLIAMS JOAN PALMER WILLIAMS GAIL BF.TH WOHLERS JOHN E. WOOD. JR. ELAINE PLANT WRIGHT GLENN ALAN YANKEE ELIZABETH ZIEGLER WALTER ZIMMERMANN JAMES A. CURTIS, JR. 189 .. . He who is educated only at school in not fully educated... class of 1964 KAREN ANN ABRAMS M ajor—Physical Education 56 Baysidc Dr., Atlantic Highlands. N. J. Worn. P.E. Majors Club I. 2. 3. 4; WAA 1. 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Stu. Council 4; Dorm Council 4; Christmas Ball Comm. 1. 2; WUS; Hockey; Bsklbl; Vllybl; Softbl; Soccer. PHOEBE S. AMERICA Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 1007 Rockcrcst Dr.. Rockville. Md. Marlin Club I. 2; Drill Team 3. 4; Singers 3; Hcathertones I. 3; SAB 2. See. 3; Class Exec. 1. 3: J.D. Board 1. 4; Abbey D. Council; LTC; Christmas Ball Comm.; Winter Homecoming; Pre Step Up 1. 2. 3; Desk Book F.d.; Dorm Counselor 3; Student. Copy Editor. JOSEPH ASTMAN Jcph M ajor—Physical Education 2 Border Lane, l.cvittown, L.I., N. Y. Soccer 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Swimming I; Ten. I; Wrestling JV 2; Vllybl Var. 3; Basktbl; Footbl. KEVIN CHARLES BAACK M ajor—Psychology Broadway Avc., Holbrook. L. I.. N. Y. APO; Attic Players; UMOC. Chairman; (transfer—Ga. Tech); Footbl; Baskbl. CHARLES JON ADRIAN Chuck Major—Teacher Education 61 Convent Rd.. Manuct, N. Y. Maroon Key; Hillel; Massasoit Y.B.. ’63 Senior Sec.; Softbl; Basktbl; Vllybl; Soccer. FREDERICK T. AINSLIE Rick M ajor—Psychology 46 Greenfield Lane. Scituatc. Mass. Student I. 3. 4; Dorm Counselor 3; Pre-Med. Club 1. 2; Psych. Club 4; Student Council 4; Footbl; Handbl; Vllybl; Basktbl. RICHARD ALBRO M ajor—Biology- 96 Magnolia Terrace. Springfield, Mass. LOUIS BACHETTI M a ior—Physical Education 39 Schilling St., East Canaan. Conn. EDWARD J. BAKER Ed” Major—Biology 30 Woolford Road. Wrcntham. Mass. KENNETH BALDWIN Doc M ajor—Physical Education 15 Elm St.. Leominster. Mass. Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat. Pres.; Reed D. Council; Bscbl. JULES JACOB BALON Ben Hur M ajor—Psychology 1120 Fulton St.. Rahway. N. J. Varsity S” 1. 2. 3; Hillel. VP 3. Pres. 4; Psych. Club. Pres. 4; LTC; Track I. 2; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Wrestling All-American Honorable Mention. CONSTANCE BARRON Connie” M ajor—Psychology Prospect Hill. Harvard. Mass. Drill Team 3. 4; Swim Club 1. 2. 3. 4; WAA 3; WUS; LTC; Lakeside D. Council 2. 3; Basktbl; Sftbl; Ten; Swimming. LOIS BASCOM “Lo Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership Apple Valley Rd.. Ashfield. Mass. Student: CA; BOG; Class Exec. Comm. 2; Christmas Ball Comm. 1. 2; Dramatic Choir. CHARLES BASSOS Charlie M ajor—English 15 Chestnut Lane. W. Hartford. Conn. Student. Sp. Ed. 4; SAB I; Freshman Wk. Ldr. 2. 3; Softbl I. 2; Basktbl 1. 2. BRUCE F. BEBO Bccb M ajor—Physical Education 685 Mix Avc., Hamden. Conn. PAUL ALAN BF.RGOFFF.N Bergy Major—Physical Education 3104 S. 6th St.. Arlington. Va. Men's P.E. Major Club; Hillel; Band. Pres.; Handbl; Soccer; Vllybl. DAVID E BEHREND Major—Teacher Education 708 W. Mount Airy Ave.. Philadelphia. Pa. WSCB. Sp. Dir.; Hillel; Class Exec. Comm.; Ten 1. Var. 2. 3, 4; Soccer. JV; Basktbl I. WILLIAM BERNT. JR. M ajor—Teacher Education 260 Concord St.. Newton Lower Falls. Mass. BONNIE BESSETTE M ajor—Physical Education 11 Tip Top Rd.. Swampscott. Mass. WILLIAM LAURENCE BIC KING Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 773 The Circle. Lewiston, N. Y. APO 1. 2. VP 3. Pres. 4; Softbl. ROBERT WILLIAM BILSBURY Bils” Major—Pre Dental 44 Intervale St.. Lynn. Mass. Student Council Rep.; Pre-Med Club; Golf; Handball; Softbl. CURTIS W. BLAKE Curt” Major—Physical Education Birch Lane. N. Springfield. Vt. Varsity “S Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon Key 1. 2. 3. 4; Fr. Rope Pull Comm. 4; Track I. 2, 3. 4 Co-Capt.; Footbl 1. 4; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD A. BONNEVILLE Dick- Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 97 McArthur St.. Pittsfield. Mass. APO 1.2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; LTC; Massasoit D. Council; Cl. Ex. Comm.; Boy Scout Career Day. Co-Chairman. ROSE ANN BRADY M ajor—Physical Education 60 Archer Ave.. White Plains, N. Y. Newman Club 1. 2. 3; Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3. 4; WAA; Christmas Ball Comm.; Hockey; Basktbl; Vllybl; Softbl. EARL T. BRAXTON Steps- Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 109-10 34th Ave.. Corona 68. N. Y. AOS; WSCB; AVA; Dorm Counselor; Fr. Wk. Lead; D. Coun- cil; Wing Chrmn.; Campcraft; Instr.; Basktbl; Handbl. FRED BREDICE M ajor—Physical Education 749 New Harwinton Road. Torrington. Conn. Basktbl 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Softbl 2. 3. 4. BARRY BRIAN BROOKS B” M ajor—Physical Education 1350 Clifton St. N.W. Apt. 109. W. Wash. 9. D. C. SAB 1. 2. 3; Varsity ”$” 3. 4; WSCB 3. 4; Student Council; Traditions Brd. 2; Basktbl 1. JV 2; Track 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Softbl. BEVERLY BLAKE BROWN Bunny” Major—Physical Education Bethel, Maine Marlin Club; P.E. Majors Club; Outing Club; Massasoit ’63 Photo Ed.; Hockey; Vllybl; Basktbl; Softbl. ROGER FRANK BROWN Rog” M ajor—Physical Education Brooks. Maine P.E. Majors 4; BascbJ JV; Softbl 1. 2. 3; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. WILLIAM K. BURKE Reggie M ajor—Psychology 116 Cambridge St.. W. Hartford. Conn. Varsity ”S ; Psych Club; Soccer. Frosh, Capt.. Var. 2, 3. 4; Basktbl 2. 3. 4; Softbl 2. 3. 4. CLARK S. CALLENDER M ajor—Sociology Dog Lane. R. D. 2. Storrs. Conn. CA. P; AVA I. 2. 3. 4; WSCB 1. 2. 3; IRC; Singers; WUS; Dorm Counselor; Catalyst: Food Services: Tutor; LTC: Student Assistant; Nat. YMCA School. VICTOR CARL CAPPILLO “Vic” M ajor—Physical Education 420 N.W. 131st St.. North Miami. Fla. Varsity “S ; Singers; Men's P.E. Majors Club; Dorm Counse- lor: Business Mgr.; Winter Homecoming; Soccer 2 JV. 3. 4; Vllybl 3. 4; Wrestling; Basktbl. BARBARA CARLL Major—Physical Education Johnson Ave.. E. Templeton, Mass. JAMES J. CARROLL J.C. Major—Physical Education 36 Nelson St., Harrington Park. N. J. P.E. Majors; Basebl: Softbl; Footbl; Basktbl. RICHARD CARTER Major—Physical Education 189 Bedford St.. Bridgewater, Mass. VINCENZO CASTALDO M a jor—Pre-Medical 113 Spring St.. Mt. Kisco, N. Y. NORMAN S. CHAMPF.AU •Norm M ajor—Physical Education Heater Road, Lebanon, N. H. JACK CHARNEY Major—Physical Education 302 E. Linden St., Rome. N, Y. Varsity S : Dorm Counselor; Sr. Class Treas.; Footbl. Frosh. Var.; Basktbl. CHARLES W. CHRISTOPHER Bill M ajor—Biology 83 Maple Avc., Swansea, Mass. Dorm Counselor; Soccer; Footbl; Softbl. CHARLES CHRISTY Charlie Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership—YMCA 6013 S. Kingston Avc., Tulsa 35, Okla. AOS 2. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; LTC 3; Dorm Counselor 3; Vllybl Var. 3. 4; Softbl; Soccer. LAURENCE E. CLARK. Ill M ajor—Biology 403 Monsanto Ave.. Indian Orchard. Mass. MARY CLARK Mert M ajor—Physical Education 62 Fillmore Avc., S. Portland, Maine Outing Club I. 2; Worn. P.E. Majors 1. 2. 3. 4; VVAA 1. 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Lakeside D. Council 4: Hockey; Vllybl; Basktbl; Softbl. ROBERT ARTHUR COBB Bob M ajor—Physical Education RED 3. Winthrop. Maine Footbl I. 2. 3. 4, Captain: Basktbl 1. 2. 3: Softbl 1, 2, 3. DONALD EDWARD CONN “Don- Major—Physical Education 175 Westshorc Drive. Marblehead. Mass. Winter Homecoming Comm.; Basktbl; Ten.; Softbl; Vllybl. LEONARD P. COOK Major—American Studies Box 651, West Dennis. Mass. Softbl; Wrestling; Outing Club: IRC; Botany Aide; Vllybl Var.; (transfer—Tufts). PETER HAYMAN COOKE M ajor—Biology I. inebrook Road, Ipswich. Mass. NANCY COURTER Major—Physical Education 615 Doremus Ave.. Glen Rock, N. J. THOMAS MICHAEL COXON “Mike M ajor—Sociology 82 State St.. Windsor. Vt. Library Comm. 3. 4; Cagebl Team 1. 2: Basktbl 1, 2. 3. 4; Footbl 2. 3. JAMES J. CRONIN J.C. M ajor—Psychology 45 May St.. New Rochelle, N. Y. Psychl Club: Newman Club; Swimming 1. Var. 2; Basktbl; Softbl: Handbl. CRAIG J. CURRY Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 61 Dyer Avc., Collinsville. Conn. AOS; Massasoit D. Council; YMCA Day; Student Council; Footbl; Basktbl. J. PETER DAHLBORG “Pete Major—Teacher Education 47 L Gateway Drive. Springfield, Mass. WALTER R. DALEY Skip” Major—Teacher Education East Brewster. Mass. Maroon Key: Freshman Nominating Comm.: Basebl Frosh. Var. 2; Golf Var. 3. 4; Basktbl 1, 2. 3, 4; Footbl 3. 4. TERRI JEAN DAI.Y M ajor—Physical Education 507 Elm St.. Biddeford. Maine Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1, 2. 3. 4: WAA; BOG 1, 2, 3 Treas.; J.D. Board VP 4; Dorm Counselor 4; Cl. Ex. Comm.; Basktbl. Chairman of Intra. ESTHER MARIE DANIELSON M ajor—Physical Education 277 Brigham Hill Rd.. North Grafton, Mass. Worn. P.E. Majors; WAA; Dorm Counselor; Lakeside D. Council. Treas.: Hockey; Basktbl; Vllybl. WILLIAM DAVENPORT Bill” Major—Physical Education Main St.. Marshfield Hills. Mass. BOG 1. 2; Hosaga 2. 3. 4; Cagebl; Rope Pull; Footbl 1; Ten. 1; Basktbl; Wrestling. JONATHAN DAVIDSON M ajor—Physical Education 35 Berkshire Rd.. Great Neck. N.Y. DAVID E. DAVIES Double D M ajor—Sociology 2041 Margaret Ave., Scranton, Pa. AOS 1. 3. 4; WSCB I. 2, 3. 4; Ten. 1, 4. PETER DANIEL DEMAKIS “Greek M ajor—Physical Education 26 Parris St.. Portland. Maine P.E. Majors; Footbl, Frosh; Track Var. 3. 4; Softbl; Basktbl. DONNA DeMARCO Major—Teacher Education 675 Burncoat St.. Worcester, Mass. Outing Club: Social Board: NEA; Vllybl. KATHLEEN PATRICIA DcMOOY Major—Physical Education 79 Addison Drive, Short Hills. N. J. Newman Club; Lakeside D. Senate: Swimming; Basktbl. NANCY DcYOUNG Major—Teacher Education 50 Randou Dr.. Huntington, N. Y. Marlin Club, Pres.; Drill Team. FREDRICK DiCHIARA “Fred Major—Physical Education 5 N. Eckar St., Irbington. N. J. Basebl 1. JV 2. 3. 4; Basktbl. MARY F. DICKOVER Major—Teacher Education 4 Golden Hill Avc.. Goshen. N. Y. Marlin Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Outing Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Cl. Ex. Comm. 3; Lakeside D. Council 3; Vllybl; Basktbl. GARY C. DOPSLAFF Dopper M ajor—Mathematics 523 Forest Avc.. Massapcqua L. L. N. Y. JOHN F. DOWD Jack Major—English 120 Pearson Rd.. Somerville. Mass. Basebl. Frosh 2; Basktbl 1, 2, 3, 4; Softbl 3, 4; Handbl. ARTHUR DOWNES Major—Physical Education 12 School Ct.. Thompsonville. Conn. JOHN DUDAS M ajor—Physical Education 473 Boston Rd., Springfield, Mass. RICHARD DUDEK Major—Social Studies 429 No. Main St., So. Deerfield. Mass. JEAN MARION DUDLEY “Fudlcy Major—Physical Education 3 Hillside Place. Winstcd, Conn. Worn. P.E. Majors Club; Worn. Gym 1; WAA; Drill Team: Chcerldr: Hockey; Vllybl; Soccer. WALLACE DUGUAY Major—Physical Eduaiion 82 Fairvicw Ave.. Springfield, Mass. JULIUS DURU J.D. M ajor—Pre-Medical AWO—omamma, Orlu. Eastern Nigeria IRC; Prc-Mcd Club; Cosmo Club; Newman Club; Model U.N.; Nat. I.R.C. Conf.; Soccer JV; Vllybl; Handbl. PAUL E. EARLEY “Earl- Major—Psychology 1 Ravine Road, South Windsor, Conn. WSCB. CLARKSON S. EDWARDS “Clark- Major—Social Studies Hcnnikcr. N. H. Maroon Key; LTC; Student Council. Treas.: Massasoit D. Council; Basktbl; Footbl. LIONEL A. EMOND Lion” M ajor—-Recreation and Youth Leadership 100 Lake St.. Winstead, Conn. Newman Club; IRC; Footbl I; Vllybl 2. 3. 4; Basebl, Mgr. I. 2. 3. 4; Softbl 1.2. 3. 4; Basktbl 1.2. NORMA J. EMOND “Emmons” M ajor—Sociology 945 Poquonock Avc.. Windsor. Conn. Dorm Counselor 4; Student Affairs Comm. 3; Residents Board 4; Hockey; Basktbl; Softbl. CHARLES EVANS John Major—Physical Education 4 Edgewood Place. Great Neck. N. Y. Maroon Key 3, 4; Footbl. Frosh: Soccer 2, 3. 4. WINFIELD R. EVANS. JR. Winnie” Major—History 14 Woodward St.. Roslyn Heights. N. Y. Footbl. Frosh. H. GAIL FAIRBANKS Gail Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership Route 6. Woodbury. Conn. Band I. 2; AOS I; Basktbl; Softbl; Vllybl. RICHARD P. FARLEY Dick M ajor—Tcacher Education 91 Pleasant St.. Stoughton. Mass. Varsity S” Club; Newman Club; Footbl. Frosh. 2. 3. 4; Basktbl; Softbl. JOHN FAY M ajor—Physical Education 211 Dexter Ave.. Oriskany. N. Y. MARTIN H. FELDMAN Marty M ajor—Psychology 295 Ocean Pkwy.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Hillcl; Soccer. Frosh. GAIL W. FELLOWS Major—Teacher Education 84 Springfield St.. Wilbraham. Mass. VIRGINIA FERREN Ginnic M ajor—Physical Education 14 Homestead Rd.. Marblehead. Mass. Worn. Gym 1; Outing Club 1: Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3. 4: WAA 1. 2. 3. 4; I.TC; Hockey 1. 3; Basktbl I. 2. 3. 4; Vllybl I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1; Softbl 3. 4; Swimming I. DONALD STUART FINLAYSON M ajor—H istory 312 Glendale Rd.. N. Wilbraham. Mass. St. T. Acquinas; Inter. Rel. 1. 2; Cl. Ex. Comm. 2. 3. 4; Student Aide: Vllybl 1: Bad. 2; Softbl 2. SUE FITZPATRICK Fitzie Major—Physical Education RD 2 Jockey St.. Ballston Spa. N. Y. Marlin Club 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2, 3. 4; Worn. P.E. Majors 2. 4; Outing Club. Treas.; WAA; Lakeside D. Council, Trcas.; Hockey; Vllybl. IRWIN L. FLINK M ajor—Pre-M edical 105 S. St.. Brookline, Mass. Hillcl I. 4; Exec. Advisory Comm. Fr. Wk. Lead. 2. 3; Ten. 1. Var. 2. 4; Swimming. Mgr. 1. 2, Compel. 3. 4. R. KEITH FOGLE Peeps M ajor—Physical Education—YMCA 429 N. Hartley St., York. Pa. AOS, VP; Singers; Dorm Counselor; LTC; Footbl 1: Swimming I. Var. 2. 3.4. GEORGE FOX “Buddy M ajor— Tcacher Education 117 Blydinburgh Ave.. Smithtown, L. I., N. Y. Varsity S : Wrestling. Frosh. Var. 2. 3, 4. LARRY D FRENCH Frcnchie Major—Physical Education Box 183, Solon. Maine Footbl. Frosh; Basktbl; Softbl. MARCIA FRENCH Marsh Major—Teacher Education Pomfrct Center. Conn. White Key. JOHN A FROELICH. JR. Johnnie” M ajor—Psychology 413 South Country Road, Bay Shore, N. Y. APO. VP; Outing Club; Softbl 3. 4. VIRGINIA GFERDES Major—Physical Education 480 Liberty Rd.. Englewood, N. J. MICHAEL C. GESSFORD Apollo- Major—Pre-law 164 Wildwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Varsity S : Stu. Academic Comm; Wrestling 1, Var. 2. 3- HandbLTcn. RICHARD GLEHAN Rich- Major—Physical Education R. D. 1. Box 265A. Toms River. N. J. Psych. Club: Softbl: Footbl. BARRY GLINSKI M ajor—A merican Studies 135 Logan St.. Gardner. Mass. Bascbl Frosh. JV; Swimming, Frosh; Softbl; Basktbl; Footbl: Handbl. JANE GOODWIN Major—English 2 Prospect Ave.. Rumford. Maine InTCi,SDldfnuiAcidf ..Cl: ?x- ( oun-: Lakeside D. Coun.; J.D. Board; Basktbl; Softbl; Swimming. DONALD GORMLEY Don- Major—Teacher Education 462 Twichell St., Athol. Mass. Flag Footbl; Softbl; Basktbl; Wrestling. KEVIN CHARLES GOTTLIEB Kcv Major—Social Science 17 Gayland Road. Needham 92. Mass. Newman Club; Glee Club; Attic Players; Senior Class Pres.; Massa soil D. Senate. Sec.; Freshman Wk. Lead.. Chairman; Student Aide; Soc. Sci.; Dorm Counselor; Fr. Exec. Board; Stcpping-Up-Day. Chairman M.C.: Swimming. Var.; Bascbl; Basktbl. PATRICIA GRACKI Pat Major—Medical Technology 151 Fox HilJ Road. Springfield. Mass. Singers; Student Aide, Botany; Pre-Med. Club: Ncwan Club. JOSEPH ANTHONY GRADY Gradi M ajor—Physical Education King Ave., Corinth. N. Y. P.E. Majors; Newman Club; Footbl, Frosh; Track. Frosh; Softbl; Basktbl. JEFFREY H. GRANT “Chip M ajor—A merican Studies 94 Central Park Drive. Holyoke. Mass. LYNN E. GREGORY Lynnsie Major—Sociology Box 426. Littleton. N. H. Student Council 1. 4; NSA 4; Class Exec. Comm. 1; Lakeside D. Council 3; WAA 3; Traditions Brd. 2; White Key 1; Frosh Wk. Lead 3; Sti-Yu-Ca 1; Fall Homecoming 4; Student Affairs 2; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Gym Team 2: Stu. Progress 4; Student Affairs 2; Vllybl: Hockey; Swimming; Basktbl; Softbl. GERHARD GRUENDLING Major—Teacher Education 19 Dclaficld St.. New Brunswick. N. J. GEORGE HAHN Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership South Hadley. Mass. FRED PARKER HALL Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 74 Belden St., New Britain. Conn. Singers 1. 2. 3. 4; Scotchmen 1. 2. 3; Frosh Week 3; Softbl I, 2. 3. 4; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. ROBERT WALLACE HAM1LL “Bob- Major—Biology 68 Laurel St.. Manchester. Conn. Class Pres. '63; Maroon Key; Varsity “S ; Prc-Mcd. Club, Pres.; Dorm Counselor: Soccer. Frosh, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt.; Gym- nastics Var. VIRGINIA HAMMOND “Ginny Major—Teacher Education 429 Cedar Avenue, E. Greenwich, R. I. White Key; Hcathcrtones; Singers; Choir; CA; Winter Home- coming; Parents Weekend Comm.; Frosh Week Lead Jr.; Prom Comm; Massasoit '63 Sr. Sec.. Ed. JOHN B. HANLIN. JR. M ajor—Physical Education 307 Pinewood Rd., Baltimore 23. Md. Men's P.E. Majors Club; Phi Ep. Kap: Varsity S ; Dorm Counselor; Class VP 2. 3. 4; Massasoit Sports Ed.: Prom; Soccer 2. Var. 3, 4; Wrestling JV; Softbl. ROGER HARDY Major—Physical Education 26 Denmark Ave.. Milton, Mass. Wrestling; Basktbl; Softbl. THOMAS ERLE HART Tom Major—Social Studies Hinesburg, Vermont Newman Club: Men's P.E. Majors Club: SAB Trcas.; Parents Weekend; Soccer; Swimming; Footbl: Basktbl; Softbl: Wres- tling. JOYCE HARTUNG M ajor—Physical Education 184 New Providence Road. Mountainside, N. J. WAA; P.E. Majors; Cheerleader. Frosh, Var.; Drill Team: Hockey; Basktbl: Vllybl; Softbl; Soccer. DONALD HASTINGS Don M ajor—Psychology 1939 Parker St.. Springfield. Mass. Outing Club; Psych. Club. JOYCE A. HATTON Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 914 Boyd St.. Watertown. N. Y. Dorm Counselor 3, 4: Pre-College Camp Weekend, Co-Chair- man; CA I, 2. 3. 4; Student Aide 3, 4; SAB 2; Hockey: Vllybl; Softbl. CHARLES F. HEALEY “Chuck- Major—Teacher Education 18 Wolcott St.. Holyoke. Mass. Band; Hosaga; Pre-Med. Club; Nat. History Sec: APO; Swim- ming. Frosh. BENSON HECKER “Jerry'’ Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 368 E. 8th St.. NYC. N. Y. Dance Club. Pres.; Wrestling. JV Manager. WILLIAM F. HELM M ajor—Physical Education 9 Hawthorne Ave.. Troy. N. Y. WILLIAM HENDERSON “Bill M ajor—Psychology 8 Garden Place. Jericho, L. L. N. Y. Newman Club; Psych. Club; Frosh Homecoming Comm.; Gymnastics, Frosh; Vllybl; Handbl; Softbl; Flag Footbl. JUDITH HERMANN “Judy” Major—Teacher Education Narragansctt Ave.. Lanesboro. Mass. Singers; Chapel Choir; Cult. Affairs Comm.: NF.A; Outing Club. TRUDY HERSEY M ajor—Mathematics 7 Raynham Dr.. Syossct. N. Y. ROBERT C. HESS “Bob- Major—Physical Education 17 Westview Rd., Verona, N. J. Varsity “S Club. Pres. 4; Singers 1; Work Day Chairman 3; Marathon Run. Chairman 4; Soccer 1, 4; Gymnastics 1. 4; Track 1, 2. 4; Basktbl 1. KENNETH HOAGLAND “Hoag” M ajor—Physical Education R.D. 1, Frcnchtown. N. J. Men's P.E. Majors Club; Cr. Count. 1; Wrestling 1. 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Swimming 3; Softbl; Footbl. JOSEPH FRANCIS HOFFMAN Joe Major—Teacher Education 419 Manning Blvd., Albany. N. Y. Softbl: Footbl. BROOKS HOLMES M ajor—Physical Education Longhill Road, Middletown, Conn. Varsity S ; Footbl; Golf. Co-Capt. MARY HOLSAPPLE Mo Major—Physical Education 119 Douglas Rd.. Chappcqua, N. Y. RICHARD HOPKINS Hoppy M ajor—Psychology 80 Storey Ave.. Newburyport. Mass. Student Council Pres.; Long Range Planning Comm.; College Cabinet: Dorm Counselor; Parents Weekend. Co-Chairman Footbl. Manager Var.; Basktbl. BRUCE HUDSON Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 1367 Lindsay Lane. Meadowbrook. Pa. CA, Pro. Dir.; Pre-College Camp Weekend Chairman; APO. Sec.; AOS; LTC; Cheerleader; Glee Club; Softbl; Vllybl; (transfer—Buckncll U). MARY ELIZABETH HUMESTON M ajor—Psychology 42 Queen St.. Newton. Conn. Drill Team 3. 4; Senate 4; Hockey; Basktbl. DAVID WARD HUNTLEY “Doc” M ajor—Psychology 14 Toppans Lane, Newburyport, Mass. Student Council 3, 4; LTC 4; Basktbl. Var. Manager. PETER HURD Pete- Major—Health Education 206 Concord St., Holliston, Mass. Newman Club: Men’s P.E. Majors Club; Dorm Council; Softbl; Basktbl. Frosh; Basebl. CAROLYNNE JACKSON Major—Physical Education 260 Watauga Ave.. Corning. N. Y. ROBERT JACKSON “Bob” Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership Troy. N. H. Attic Players; WSCB; Inkling; Student; LTC; Footbl. DAVID A. JACOBS Jake Major—Physical Education 8 Anne Drive, Lanesboro. Mass. Varsity S.” Sec.; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Basebl 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf. STEVEN WARREN JAFFF.R Major—Physical Education 245 W. 25 St., New York 1, N. Y. Men’s P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3, 4; AOS 1. 2; .Soccer 1; Wrestling; Handbl; Basktbl. RICHARD JAMESON “Dick Major—Social Science 4 Robinson Park. Winchester. Mass. Maroon Key; CA; Cl. Nom. Comm.. 3 Chairman; Career Day Chairman; Comm, of Ac. Life; Off Campus Policy Comm.; Track, Frosh; Softbl 1, 2; Hockey 3, 4. KENNETH A. JANES “Ken” M ajor—Pre-Med 351 High St., Holliston, Mass. Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. HERBERT H. JERVIS Herb Major—Biology 1603 Brandy wind Blvd.. Wilmington. Del. SAB 2; Varsity S”; Frosh Exec.; Pre-Med Club; Cr. Coun.. Frosh-Capt.-Var. 2; Track, Frosh Capt.-Var. 2. 3. 4; Basktbl. RICHARD P. JOHANN “Dick Major—Teacher Education 26 Cedar Drive, Granby. Mass. NEA; Commuters Club: Vllybl: Handbl. ALAN JOHNSON Major—Social Science 18 Gilbert Ave.. Hamden, Conn. BRUCE N. JOHNSON Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 511 N. Clark St.. Olean. N. Y. AOS; WSCB; Singers; Senior House. Sec-Treas.; Frosh Week Lead; Basktbl. Managcr-Var.; Footbl; Basktbl; Ten.; Softbl; Bad. LUCIEN JOLY. JR. Lew- Major—Teacher Education 80 Morin Ave.. Danielson, Conn. Newman Club; Basktbl, Frosh-JV; Softbl. PRESTON K. JONES. JR. “Joncsy Major—Teacher Education 448 I.cardcn Road, Hcrshcy. Penn. Nat. Hist. Society; Botany Lab. Assistant; Softbl; Footbl. WAHONO KARTODIHARKJO M ajor—Physical Education 9 Djalan Obira. Djakarta. Indonesia PHILIP BRADLEY KELLER Flip M ajor—Physical Education— YMCA 686 Mark Ave., Hamilton. Ohio Outing Club; AOS; APO: Vllybl 3: Swimming. Var. 3; Softbl 2; Footbl 2. ALLAN KENYON M ajor—Physical Education 25 Olncy St.. Johnston, R. I. JUDITH MARTHA KERSHAW Judy- Major—Teacher Education 1607 Roosevelt St.. Baldwin. L. L, N. Y. Singers; NEA. Co-organizer-Trcas-Corr. Sec. WILLIAM J. KESSLER Spider Major—Physical Education 111 Numscy Rd.. Emerson. N. J. Cl. Treas. 2; Fr. Wk. Lead 3: Traditions Bd.; Varsity “S, Sec.; Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat.; Cr. Coun., Frosh; Track. Frosh-Var. 2. 3. 4. Co-Capt.; Basktbl JV 2. 3. Co-Capt. HARROW M. KINDNESS Sandy” Major—Physical Education 33 Gilbert St.. Thomaston, Conn. P.E. Majors; Outing Club; Wrestling; Softbl: Basktbl. STEPHEN NATHAN KITTREDGE “Steve Major—Physical Education 38 Franklin St.. Holliston. Mass. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4; Softbl; Footbl. VASSILIS KLISSOURAS Major—Physical Education 33 Prevezis St.. Athens. Greece IRC: Cosmo Club. ANDREA JOAN KMETZ “Andie Major—Physical Education 623 Wyoming Ave.. Maywood. N. J. Cl. Exec. Comm. 1, 2; Class VP. Frosh; Lakeside D. Senate 1. 3. Pres.; J.D. Board 2; WAA 1. 2. 3. VP. 4 Pres.; Dorm Counselor 3. 4 Head Counselor; Fr. Wk. Lead. 2. 3 Exec. Comm.; Worn. P.E. Majors Club I. 2. Sec. 3, 4; Intramurals. DAVID GRAY KNIGHT Dave- Major—Social Science 171 Pleasant St., East Bridgewater, Mass. IRC 2. 3 VPrcs.. 4 Pres.: Cheerleader; Band 2; Massasoit Dorm Pres. 2; Class Pres. 2; SAB 2, VP; Rally Committee. Chairman 3; Glee Club; Participant in Operation Crossroads Africa; Stu- dent Council 2; Human Relations Committee 2; Chairman of Frosh: Footbl 1. 2, 3; Basktbl 1. 2; Track 2. Frosh Track. DONNA GAIL KOLE “Puddin Major—Physical Education 47 S. Drive, Rochelle Park. N. J. Outing Club: Swim Club; Worn. P.E. Majors; WAA; LTC; Parents Weekend Chairman; Winter Homecoming Queen. 1963: Cl. Ex. Comm.; Fr. Wk. Lead.; Gymnastics Var. 2; Hockey; Soccer; Vllybl. HOWARD A. KOSEL.JR. “Howie Major—Physical Education 4 Rockland Place. Nyack, N. Y. Varsity S ; Footbl. Frosh. Var. 2. 3. 4; Vllybl. FRANK PAUL KRAINSKI Major—Teacher Education 424 Lincoln Ave.. Sayvillc. L. L. N. Y. Maroon Key; '64 Advisory Comm.; Dorm Counselor; Footbl 1; Wrestling JV; Vllybl. Var.; Footbl; Wrestling; Softbl. SANDRA YANCO LACZEK “Sandy Major—English 44 Bronx Rd.. West Roxbury. Mass. Attic Players 1; AOS 2; LTC 1. 2. 3: Dorm Counselor 1; D. Council 1; Student Aide 1. 2. RICHARD LaDUKE “Dick Maior—Physical Education 12 Harding St.. S. Grafton. Mass. P.E. Majors; Newman Club; Inter-Dorm Council; Dorm Sen- ate. VP; Track; Basktbl; Softbl. KEITH LANCASTER M ajor—Physical Education Sangerville. Maine EDWARD A. LANDINI “Andy M ajor—Physical Education 40 Foster St.. Littleton. Mass. Newman Club; Men’s P.E. Majors Club; Basktbl; Softbl; Wres- tling. BRUCE LANGLAN M ajor—Physical Education 42 Dana Rd.. W. Roxbury. Mass. KAREN LANTZ M ajor—Psychology 4 Juniper Rd.. Bloomfield. Conn. Outing Club 1. 2; White Key 2; WAA 3. 4; Drill Team 3. 4; Worn. Interdorm Senate 2; Fall Homecoming 4; Vllybl 1. 2. 3. 4; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1; Softbl 2. ERICK LARSON M ajor—Physical Education 131 Eastern Avc., Keene. N. H. AOS 1. 2. 3. 4; Hosaga 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club; Massasoit. '63 Bus. Man.; WSCB; Student 4; Ten. Frosh; Footbl. ROBERT D. LASH Bob” Major—Teacher Education 8 Wright, Easthampton, Mass. Choral Reading Group; Tennis. Frosh. Var. 2. 3. 4; Basktbl 1; Soccer 1. LOUISE V. LASSIEUR “Lou M ajor—Psychology 160 West Rd.. Watertown. Conn. Outing Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 3, 4; BOG 2; SAB 3; Swim Club 1; LTC I. 2; Vllybl 1; Basktbl 1. WILLIAM LEMAIRE Bill Major—History 242 East Grove St., Clarks Green. Pa. Homecoming Comm.; Pre-Med Club; Swimming. Frosh; Ping- Pong; Bad.; Basktbl; Softbl. SANDRA ANN LEVINE “Sandy Major—Teacher Education 62 Brookline Avc.. Bloomfield, Conn. Massasoit; Hillel; Dance Club; Homecoming Comm; Christmas Ball Comm.; Best Dressed 3; Hockey. TONI ROBIN LHOMMEDIFU “L'Homm” Major—Teacher Education Greenfield Center. N. Y. Hosaga; BOG: D. Council; Winter Homecoming; Parents Weekend; Hockey; Basktbl: Swimming. MARLENE E. LITTLEFIELD “Molly” M ajor—Psychology Main St.. Ogonquit. Maine Basktbl; Softbl: Hockey. MARY NOELA LONGLAND Merry” Major—Sociology 1604 Fast Cabot. Pierre. S. D. CA. VP; Student Council. See. VP; WUS; LTC I. 2. 3. 4; Fr. Wk. Lead. 2. 3 Program. 4 Chairman; Dorm Counselor 3. 4 Head Coun. JAMES ALAN LORF.NZF.N “Jim Major—Physical Education 60 Melrose Avc.. Bcrgenficld. N. J. PEK. VP; NSA; Massasoit: Men’s P.E. Majors Club 1. 2: Winter Homecoming; Basktbl; Ten.; Softbl. MICHAEL PATRICK I.OUGHMAN Major—General Studies 1460 Page Blvd.. Springfield. Mass. BARRIE LOWELL M ajor—Physical Education 230 W. Islip Road, West Islip. L. L. N. Y. P.E. Majors Club; WAA; Gymnastic Club 1. 2; Cheerleader 1. 2; Drill Team 3. 4; Gymnastic Team 2; Softbl 1, 2, 3, 4; Vllybl 1. 2; Basktbl 1, 2; Hockey 4; Soccer. JOHN LUDKO. JR. Major—Physical Education 1 Francis St.. New Britain. Conn. JOHN CHARLES LUKIS “Luke M ajor—Physical Education 320 Elm Ave.. Burlington. N. J. |.7vMhl Fro-ih Var. 2. 3. 4: Athletic Council; Basktbl 2. Softbl 2. 3. 4. J DOUGLAS LYALL Doug M ajor—Psychology 47 Beverly St.. Pittsfield. Mass. Psych. Club; Career Day; Track 1. Var. Soccer: Ten. KENNETH MacFADYF.N Major—History 206 Berkshire Avc.. Springfield. Mass. EVELYN GAIL MaeGREGOR M ajor—Physical Education 5009 Greenlcaf Road. Baltimore 10. Md. MARY JANE MACKEY M.J.” 2. 3. 4; Softbl; Vllybl; Major—Teacher Education 210 Sands Point Road. Sands Point. L. L, N. Y. Outing Club. Sec.; Drill Team; Lakeside Dorm Senate; Marlin Club. CYNTHIA CLAIRE MALINS Cindy” M ajor—Sociology 1428 N. St.. Pittsfield. Mass. AOS 1. 2. 3; CA 1. 2; Psych Club 1. 2; Outing Club 1. 2. Sec. 3. 4: BOG I. 2. 3; LTC 2. 3. 4; NTL 3; Vllybl; Soccer 1. 2; Softbl 1.2.3. CAROLYN MAMUSKA Major—Teacher Education 40 Glcnham St.. Springfield. Mass. KENNETH MARTIN Major—History 9 Wheatley Avc., Williston, N. Y. CLARK L. MASTERS “Massa Major—Physical Education 220 Walnut Avc.. Revere, Mass. Hillel; P.E. Majors; Flag Footbl; Basktbl; Handbl. JOHN MAXNER Jack Major—Teacher Education 31 Woodbury St.. Beverly, Mass. NFA; Student; Cr. Coun. 1; Basktbl; Softbl; Footbl; Ten.; Handbl; Vllybl. JAMES RICHARD McALLISTER Jim Major—Teacher Education 8 Holland St.. Alexandria Bay. N. Y. Maroon Key 3. 4 Pres.: Outing Club 2. 3 Historian; LTC 3; Dorm Counselor; Handbl; Ten.; Golf; Footbl; Basktbl; Softbl. RALPH McCARROL M ajor—Physical Education 227 Piper Rd.. W. Springfield, Mass. JOHN C. MeGRATH “Mac M ajor—Physical Education 48 Valentine Rd., Bloomfield. N. J. Varsity “S. VP; Traditions Brd; Basktbl I, Var. 2. 3. 4; Assist. Coach 4: Track. Var. 3; Footbl 1; Bad. JANICE McLAUGHLIN Major—Teacher Education 169 Calhoun St.. Torrington, Ct. WILLIAM JOHN McI.EAN Bill” Major—Teacher Education 22 Mt. Vernon St., N. Reading. Mass. Alumni D. Council; Frosh Weekend; Exec. Brd. St. Council; Student Progress; LTC; Massasoit; 63 Business Man. JANICE EVELYN METCALF Jan Major—Medical Technology 488 Woodlawn Avc., Stratford. Conn. Pre-Med Society. See.; Hcathertoncs; Chapel Choir; Singers; White Key; CA; Band: LTC; Bacteriology Lab. Assistant. RONALD MILLER Major—History 74 Oakgrove Ave.. Williston Pk., N. Y. JAMES L. MII.NES “Jim M a jor—Biology 163 Leyfred Terrace. Springfield. Mass. Wrestling Frosh; Softbl. DOROTHY R MISTARK Misty M ajor—Physical Education 40 Milbury St.. Grafton. Mass. Outing Club 2 See. 3; WSCB; White Key: Basktbl; Vllybl; Softbl. VIVIAN M. MOEN “Skippi M ajor—Physical Education 1717 Marconi Rd.. Wall Twnship, N. J. WAA; Worn. P.E. Majors. VP-Prcs.; Drill Team; Twirler; Parents Weekend; Dorm Counselor 3. 4; Swim Club; Vllybl; Basktbl; Lacrosse; Swimming; Softbl; Soccer. RONALD MOKRVNKA Major—Physical Education 87 Grove St.. Monscy. N. Y. MARJORIE MONTO •Margie M ajor—Sociology 66 Halcyon Road. Newton. Mass. IRC; Nominating Comm., Sec. RAMON ARTHUR MORIN Bear- Major—Physical Education 52 Arlington St., Leominister. Mass. Varsity “S 3, 4; Footbl Frosh, Var. 2. 3. 4. JOANN BETH MORRISON “Josie” Major—Physical Education 60 Hemlock St.. Manchester. Conn. Marlin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Massasoit ’63 Senior Sec.; Homecoming Comm. 3, 4; Soccer. DAVID S. MOTTLE Dave M ajor—Biology 17 Melwood Avc., East Longmeadow. Mass. Hosaga 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Club I, 2; Nat. History 1, 2. 3. 4; Commuters 1. 2; Student Aide; Prom Comm.; Handbl; Ten. BARBARA LYNNE MOYER Barb M ajor—Physical Education 112 Dcvonwood Lane. Devon, Pa. Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3. 4; F.xcc. Comm. 3; Winter Homecoming 2: Fire Warden; Massasoit, ’63 Co-Editor: Hock- ey 1, 2, 3.4. ROBERT ARTHUR NEBEL “Bob M ajor—Sociology 90-54 178th St.. Jamaica. N. Y. APO 2. 3; Pre-Theology Club 1, 2; CA 1.2; Sti-yu-Ka 2; Scout Career Day 3. JOHN A. ODIERNA Doc M ajor—Pre-La w 19 Kimberly Circle, Longmeadow 6. Mass. Hosaga 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4; IRC I. 2. 3. 4; Commuters Club; Gymnastics 1, Var. 2; Handbl. GALE OWENS M ajor—Physical Education 190 Prospect St., Ramsey, N. J. White Key 1. 2. Trcas.-3. 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Nat. Hist. 1, Sec., 2 VP. 3 VP. 4 Pres.; Stepping Up Day Comm. 2. 3; Worn. P.E. Majors Club; Fr. Wk. Lead. 2; Hockey; Basktbl; Vllybl; Swimming. DAVID W. PAGE Mooseman Major—Biology 843 St. Hubert St., Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada P.E. Majors 1, 2; Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT WILLIAM PAIGE Bob” M ajor—Psychology 25 High St., Goffstown. N. H. Hosaga 1. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 1. 2. LUCILLE G. PARKS Lou M ajor—Sociology 25 Alden St., Springfield, Mass. Married: 4 Children. CAROLE PATTERSON Major—Teacher Education 170 Thornton Rd.. Rochester 17, N. Y. Marlin Club 3, 4; Lakeside D. Senate 2. 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4. GLENN S. PATTON Major—Teacher Education 2239 Woodcrest Dr., Lynchburg. Va. NEA: CA; Soccer Frosh; Swimming. Var. 2, 3. 4, Co-Capt.: Soccer; Softbl; Basktbl. FRANK O. PERRON M ajor—Physical Education— YMCA 1034 Dwight St.. Holyoke. Mass. AOS; Gymnastics; Softbl; Basktbl. CARLTON AI.LF.N PERRY “Carl Major—Physical Education 2 Virginia Hill Road. Holden. Mass. P.E. Majors 1; Softbl: Baskctbl. 1. BRUCE DANIEL PETERSON Pete Major—Social Science 12 Overbroon Terr.. Natick, Mass. Glee Club; Fr. Wk. Lead; Footbl. Frosh; Basktbl; Handbl; Softbl. KENNETH A. PETERSON JR. “Ken- Major—Teacher Education 3 Bettswood Rd., E. Longmeadow. Mass. Commuters 1, 2; NF.A 4; Camp Comm. 3. 4: Bad. 2: Handbl. ROBERT JAMES PETROVIC Bob” M ajor—Physical Education Old Amherst Rd.. Sunderland, Mass. Men's P.E. Majors Club; Ping-Pong Marathon: Class Trcas.; Basktbl 1; Bascbl 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2; Basktbl 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Handbl. PF.TER PETTY Pete- Major—Teacher Education 35 Avery St.. Patchogue, L. I., N. Y. Varsity S 2. 3, 4; Cr. Coun. 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-Capt. JOAN MARIE PHELPS “Joanic M ajor—Physical Education School St., Washington Depot. Conn. Dance Club 1, 2; Gym Club; Worn. P.E. Majors 1. 2. 3. 4; Christmas Ball, Co-Chairman. HFNRY FREEMAN PHILLIPS Hank Major—Teacher Education 12 Intcnvalc Rd., Worcester, Mass. Hillel 1. 2. 3 Pres.; LTC; Footbl Frosh; Wrestling Frosh; Basktbl. JOLF.NE POLIDORO Major—Teacher Education 44 W. Normandy Dr., W. Hartford, Conn. ETTA POLLOCK M ajor—Sociology Medway St., Norfolk, Mass. Hosaga 1. 2, Sec.. 3. 4; BOG 2, 3 Sec.; Lakeside D. Council. VP; Student Council 4. Sec.; AOS 1, 2, 3; Dorm Counselor 4. RICHARD POMO The Confused One- Major—Sociology 1561 W. Main St.. Willimantic. Conn. WSCB. Mgr. 1, 2. 3. 4; Exec. Bd.; Track, Frosh. PAUL RICHARD PRINDLE M ajor—Physical Education Sharon. Conn. Varsity S”; Footbl 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. Var. 3. 4; Track 1. HOWARD PULSIFER Howie” Major—Physical Education Turner. Maine WSCB; Outing Club; Hosaga; CA. JoANN DEMSHAR RAHAL Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 35410 Ridge Rd.. Willoghby, Ohio AOS 1. 2. 3; LTC. Plan. Comm.; Fr. Wk. Lead. MARY HELEN RAMSAY M ajor—Physical Education Gorham. N. H. Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1. 2. 3. 4; D. Council 2; Spring Weekend 3; Class Sec. 3; SAB 2; Exec. Comm. 2, 3; Vllybl; Basktbl: Softbl. C. WAYNE RANICH Major—Physical Education 6 Catherine St.. Port Jervis. N. Y. Phi. Ep. Kap; Basktbl, Var.; Softbl. BEVERLY REF.D “Bcv M ajor—Psychology 512 Burlington Avc.. Bristol. Conn. Psych. Club: Hosaga. PETER BUCHWALD REED, JR. “Buck- Major—Biology 31 Newton St., S. Glens Falls. N. Y. Nat. Hist. Soc. 1. 2. 3 Pres.. 4; APO 1; Outing Club 1; Lab. Ass’t.; Wrestling: Basebl, Mgr. GEORGE MARTIN REICHERT “Marty” M a jor—Psychology 1125 Belmont Avc.. Wyomissing. Penn Psych. Club; APO: Attic Players; Ten. Frosh. JOHN STEVENS REYNOLDS M ajor—Physical Education Washington Avc., Palmyra. N. J. Varsity “S”; Bascbl Var. 2. 3. 4. STEPHEN RICH Steve- Major—Physical Education 21 High St.. Houlton. Maine P.E. Majors; Basebl. Frosh-JV; Basktbl. RONALD GEORGE RINALDI Ron” M ajor—Psychology 1967 Waterbury Rd., Cheshire. Conn. Newman Club; Prc-Med Club; Gymnastics; Softbl; Footbl; Basktbl. NOEL J. RIOS Major—Physical Education Brooklyn. N. Y. Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat.; Wrestling. JV; Ten.; Handbl. BRUCE ROBBINS ‘Robie Major—Physical Education RFD 6. Augusta. Maine BOG 2; Bascbl; Basktbl. DAVID CLARK ROBBINS Button M ajor—A merican Studies 850 Central St.. Holliston. Mass. ..... WSCB; Class Pres. I; Student Aide 2. 3, 4; D. Council; Vllybl Var. 2. 3. 4; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 3. 4; Softbl I. 2. 3. 4; Vllybl I. 2. 3. 4: Footbl 2. BRUCE MacKENZIE ROBERTSON Bruce Major—Teacher Education 250 Woodstock Road. Southbridgc, Mass. Hosaga; NEA; Physics Lab. Asst. JOHN B. ROBERTSON. JR- Robbie Major—Physical Education 706 Park Avc.. Collingswood. N. J. Phi. Ep. Kap.; Men’s P.E. Majors Club; Athletic Trainer; Student Aide; Cr. Coun. 1; Basktbl, Mgr. CHARLOTTE ROME Major—Teacher Education 260 Winton St.. Springfield. Mass. LAWRENCE RONDEAU Rondots Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 43 Highland Ave., Adams. Mass. Maroon Key; Frosh Weekend; Fall Homecoming; Ten. I; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Softbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Bad. I. 2. JUDITH D. ROOS “Judy Major—Physical Education 77 Winding Way. West Orange. N. J. WAA: P.E. Majors Club; Marlin Club. PAUL ROSENBAUM Rosey Major—American Studies 1955 Sedgwich Ave.. Box 53. N. Y. Hillel; Maroon Key; Massasoit. 63 Copy Editor; Footbl, Frosh 3. 4; Track; Soccer 2; Softbl 3, 4. RICHARD ROTE Major—Physical Education 569 Manville Rd.. Plcasantville. N. Y. RICHARD ANDREW RUGGIERO Rich Major—Physical Education 80 Mt. Hope Avc.. Bristol, R. I. Newman Club; P.E. Majors; Basktbl JV; Softbl. ELIZABETH RYDER Tucky Major—Teacher Education 9 Helen St., Warren Township. Plainfield. N. J. Choir 1. 2; Singers 3. 4; Hcathcrtones 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; BOG 1. 2; Social Comm. 2; St. Counc. 3; Camp St. AIT. 2. CHARLES E. SAIMOND Chuck- Major—Physical Education 137 Oak St.. Manchester. Conn. Varsity S’ ; Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat.; P.E. Majors; Soccer Frosh, Var. 3: Basktbl 2. 3; Softbl 2, 3, 4. GREGORY SANDERS Greg- Major—Psychology 53 Garfield Rd.. W. Hartford. Conn. Singers; Scotchmen; Psych. Club; Outing Club; Choir; Soccer I; Bascbl; Basktbl. RICHARD JOSEPH SANTORO M ajor—Physical Education 7 South Washington St., Norton. Mass. Men’s P.E. Majors 1. 2; Maroon Key 3, 4; All Sports Nt., Chairman; Bascbl JV; Soccer; Softbl; Basktbl. KENNETH F. SARUBBI M ajor—Physical Education 17 Kcttcll Ave., Yonkers. N. Y. Varsity S 2. 3 Trcas.. 4; Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat. 3 Sec.. 4; Basktbl. Frosh. Var. 2, 3. 4; Golf; Handbl. JOHN JOSEPH SAUNDERS “Jay Major—Physical Education 3 Major Appleby’s Rd.. Ardslcy, N. Y. Varsity “S'; Newman Club; Grapplcrs Club; Wrestling 1. Var. 2, 3, Capt. ANN SAVAGE Annie Major—Teacher Education 128 East St., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Drill Team 2. 3, 4; Massasoit. '63 Typing Ed.; Homecoming Comm. 2, 4; Soccer. CONSTANCE JEAN SCALES Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership Old Road to 9 Acre «corner. Concord. Mass. PATRICK R. SCELZA Pat Major—Teacher Education 80 Mountford St.. Hartford. Conn. Footbl. Frosh. Var. 2; Wrestling; Basktbl. ROBERT G. SCHEFFEL Wub” Major—Physical Education 576 Liberty Ave., Williston Park. L. I.. N. Y. Bascbl 1.2.3. 4; Golf. RICHARD E. SCHMIDT “Rick- Major—History 7607 Hunt Lane. Fayetteville. N. Y. RUTH SCHNEIDER Major—Medical Technology 523 Washington St., Brookline. Mass. Drill Team: Prc-Mcd Club; Hillel. DAVID SCHOGEL Dave M ajor—Sociology 59 Groveland St.. Springfield. Mass. Hillel; LTC. LINDA SEAGRAVE Major—Teacher Education 30 Westbrook Road. West Hartford. Conn. CA; Heathertones; Chapel Choir. CAROL SEVERANCE Scv Major—Teacher Education 171 Maine St.. Freyburg. Maine Marlin Club. 2. 3 Business Manager. 4; Res. Bd. 3. 4; Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Class Sec. 4. JEAN SHEGAS Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 282 Grace St., Perth Amboy. N. J. White Key; St. T. Acquinas; AOS; Attic Players 1. 2, 3. 4 Pres.; LTC; A. Psi. O. HARLEY SHEPARDSON Major—Teacher Education 20 Morgan St., Pittsfield. Mass. HURLEY SILBOR. JR. Hurl M ajor—Physical Education 33 Henry St., Uxbridge. Mass. Footbl. Var. 2; Bascbl. Var. 3. 4. WILLIAM SKOOG Major—Teacher Education 270 Andover Lake Rd.. Andover, Conn. CAROL ANN SMITH Fatso- Major—Physical Education 112 Fulham PI.. Neptune. N. J. Worn. P.E. Majors; WAA; Chapel Choir; Heathertones; Drill Team; Massasoit. 63 Activ.; Student: Vllybl; Basktbl; Hockey; Lacrosse; Softbl. DARCY F. SMITH M ajor—Psychology 206 Oakland St.. Manchester. Conn. Psych. Club; Newman Club; Study Abroad Comm.; Bascbl 1; Softbl: Basktbl; Handbl. DOUGLASS DAMON SMITH The Smithcr M ajor—Physical Education 39 Barnett St.. Bloomfield. N. J. BOG 1. 2; Wing Chair 1. 2: Social Chair. 1, 2; Track 1. Var. 2; Basktbl 1. 2. 3. 4; Footbl 1. 2. 3; Softbl 1. 2; Track 3. 4; Ten. 1. 2. 3.4; Handbl 1. MARY JANE SMITH Major—Teacher Education 121 Main St., Wilbraham. Mass. RICHARD ALBION SMITH “Al Major—American Studies I Vermont Ave., Saugus. Mass. AOS; Nat. Hist.; Frosh Exec. Comm.; Massasoit D. Council: Track 1. Var. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. SARA SMITH Stormie” Major—English 7 Berkeley Road, Wellesley, Mass. BOG 3; Student 2. 3. 4; Heathertones 2. 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1. 2; WUS, Chairman 2. 3; Cult. Aff. Com.; Dorm Counselor; Hockey 1. 2. PAUL MICHAEL SOPCHAK Major—Teacher Education 106 Union St.. Johnson City, N. Y. Softbl; Footbl: Basktbl. JAMES SOUTHARD “Jim M ajor—Biology North Hatfield. Mass. NEIL JOSEPH STAM King- Major—Physical Education 49 Catalpa Ave., Hackensack. N. J. Varsity S ; Soccer. Frosh. Var. 2. 3. 4. Co-Capt; Basebl, Frosh. Var. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Basktbl 2. 3. 4 JEFFREY STEARN Major—American Studies 351 Durham Ct.. Union. N. J. STANLEY SIMON STOLARZ. JR. Stan Major—English 21 Reed Ave.. Chicopee Falls. Mass. Footbl; Softbl: Basktbl. ALLEN T. STOOK Al” Major—Physical Education 27 Mays Ave.. Hornell, N. Y. Men’s P.E. Majors; Soccer Var. 2; Basktbl 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. BARBARA T. STRAUSS Barbie’’ Major—Teacher Education 31 l.cnorc Lane. Farmingdalc, L. 1., N. Y. White Key; Band; Massasoit ’63 Co-Editor-In-Chief; Winter Homecoming Comm.; Christmas Ball Comm.; NSA. SANDRA JEANNE SWANSON “Sandy” Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 46 Schofield Drive. Newtonville 60. Mass. Attic Players; AOS; Abbey D. Senate; NTL; Student. Managing Editor; Fr. Wk. Lead.; LTC. Publicity Chairman; Gymnastics. Exhib. team. ROSALYN M. SWEET Roz Major—Physical Education Route 4. W. Goshen. Conn. WAA; Newman Club; Worn. P.E. Majors Club; Marlin Club; Lakeside D. Council; Hockey; Basktbl; Vllybl; Softbl. PATRICIA SYM Pat M a jor—Psychology 1017 Crescent Lane. Bismarck. N. D. Psych. Club; White Key; NSA. NORMAN TARANTO Major—Physical Education 500 Sicomac Ave., Wyckoff. N. J. AVA; Varsity “S ; Footbl 1; Wrestling JV; Track Var. 2, 3. 4; Footbl; Softbl. JOHN THOMPSON M ajor—Psychology 12 Staples PI., W. Hartford, Conn. RUTH L. THOMPSON Ruthie Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 22 Morrill Ave., Watcrville, Maine Psych. Club 1.2 Sec.. 3.4; WUS 1,2,3;CA 1.2,3; Vllybl 1,2,3. RONALD TODD Ron M ajor—Physical Education—YMCA Varsity S” 3. 4; APO 2. 3; Outing Club 2; St. Coun. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1, Var. 2. 3, 4; Ten. 2. 3; Softbl 2. JOSEPH TRIGG Major—Physical Education 114 R. I. Ave., N. W. Washington. D. C. MELVIN D. TRIMBLE Mel” Major—Physical Education 962 Kinzley Ct., Staunton. Va. AOS 1. 2. 3. 4; YMCA Sports Day 1. 2; Gymnastics Var. 1. 2; Vllybl 1. Var. 2. 3. FORREST C. TYSON “Ty Major—Physical Education 222 Wilbraham Road, Springfield, Mass. Soccer Var. 2. 3, 4; Golf Var. 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt.; Basktbl; Softbl. LIVINUS UKACHI “Livy” Major—Physical Education 3 Degema St., Port Harcourt, Nigeria Cosmopolitan Club; IRC; Soccer Var. EILEEN D. VANCE Major—Biology I Concord Dr., Livingston, N. J. Residents’ Board 3, 4, Pres.; CA 3. Sec.; Nat. Hist. Soc.; Pre- Med Club; Lab. Assistant. THOMAS CHARLES VIZARD Tom Major—Physical Education 146 Highland St.. Worcester, Mass. BasebI JV 2; Basktbl JV 2, 3; Basktbl 4; Golf 2, 3, 4. JUDITH WAGEMAN “Judy Major—Physical Education 136 Carnegie St.. Manchester. N. H. Marlin Club I. 2. 3, 4; Gym Club 1; Worn. P.E. Majors Club 1, 2. 3. 4; WAA 1. 2. 3. 4; SAB 1; Drill Team 3. 4; Fall Homecoming 4; Vllybl 1, 2, 3, 4. HUBERT NELSON WAGNER “Hubie Major—Physical Education West Burke. Vermont Phi. Ep. Kap. Frat.; Footbl. Frosh, Var. 2. 4; Wrestling Var. 2, 3. 4; Track Frosh; Vllybl; Softbl. DONNA YATES WALLACE Major—Teacher Education 1517 Plumtrcc Rd., Springfield. Mass. WILLIAM WALLACH Major—Physical Education 15 East Alvord St.. Springfield, Mass. GEORGE WALSH Major—Teacher Education 10 Pilgrim Ave.. Waterbury, Conn. JAMES WALSH Major—Teacher Education 36 Campbell Dr., Agawam, Mass. WILLIAM G. WATROUS II Watt House Major—Physical Education 41 Marden Ave., Sea Cliff, L. I., N. Y. AAHPER; Soccer Var. 2, 3. 4. JAMES WATSON Major—Physical Education 137 Marlboro St., Boston. Mass. LEWIS WELLS Major—Social Science 31 Norwood St., Albany. N. Y. JAMES E. WELSCH Jim” Major—Physical Education 2209 Hamilton Ave., Baltimore. Md. Varsity S ; NSA; Footbl Frosh, Var.; BasebI; Softbl; Handbl; Basktbl. BONNIE HARMON WELTY Bee Jay M ajor—Sociology 552 Uhler Rd.. Marion, Ohio International Relations; Psych. Club; Overseas Opportunities; Study Abroad. BRUCE L. WHEELER “Bebo” Major—Physical Education P. O. Orleans, Vermont, RFD 2 P.E. Majors Club; Newman Club; Basktbl 1, 2, 3; Softbl 1,2, 3. RICHARD F. WHITE “WhTtey” Major—Teacher Education 32 Cleveland St., Greenfield, Mass. NEA; Nat. Histo. Soc.; Swimming Frosh. WILLIAM RUSSELL WHITE “Whitey Major—Physical Education 40 Union St., Holbrook, Mass. P.E. Majors; Phi Ep Kap 3. 4 Treas.; SAB 3, 4 VP; BOG 3; Fr. Week Comm. 3, 4; Massasoit Staff, ’63 Sports Editor; Cl. Exec. Bd. 2, 3; Basktbl 1. 2. 3, 4; Softbl 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2. ARTHUR WILKINSON Art” Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 950 Ridge Road, Hamden 14, Conn. Singers; Outing Club. Pres. BETSY JANE WILLIAMS Betsy” Major—Recreation and Youth Leadership 6 Woodbine Court, Beilin, Conn. Drill Team; Dorm Senate; Dorm Counselor; Student Council; Pre-College Weekend; Fall Homecoming Comm. 1963. JOAN PALMER WILLIAMS “Joanic Major—Physical Education 15 Middlesex St., Springfield. Mass. Worn. P.E. Majors; WAA; Hockey; Basktbl. RICHARD B. WITHAM Dick M ajor—Psychology Main St., Dalton, Mass. Outing Club; Psych. Club; Frosh Week Lead.; Exec. Board; Massasoit; Basktbl; Softbl. MERRILY WOERZ M a jor—Psychology 37 Sunrise Hill Drive. West Hartford 7, Conn. Drill Team 2. 3. 4; Outing Club 1, 2; Soccer 1; Basktbl 1. GAIL BETH WOHLERS Major—Physical Education 28 Omaha Rd., Wayne. N. J. Worn. P.E. Major's Club; Art Club; Massasoit. ’63 Art Editor; Jr. Prom Dec. Chairman; Mural in Dugout; Homecoming Comm.; Vllybl; Hockey; Basketbl. JOHN E. WOOD. JR. Woody” M ajor—Psychology- 29 Summer St., Greenfield, Mass. Prc-Med Club 2, 3. 4; Psych. Club 2, VP 3; Frosh Exec. Comm.; Basktbl 1. 3, 4. ELAINE PLANT WRIGHT Major—Teacher Education 307 Fair St., Warwick. R. I. GLENN ALAN YANKEE Major—Teacher Education 16 Park St.. Northboro, Mass. PAUL YANKOW Major—Pre-Medical 140 Locust Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y. Hillcl; Prc-Med; Swim Team 1. DAVID S. YOUNG “Dave- Major—Physical Education 260 Jefferson Heights. Catskill, N. Y. Soccer. Frosh, Var. 2. 3. 4; Ten., Frosh; Basktbl; Softbl. ELIZABETH ZIEGLER “Liz Major—Teacher Education Baptist Hill Road, Palmer, Mass. BOG; Outing Club 3 VP. WALTER ZIMMERMANN Major—American Studies 44 Gales Drive, New Providence, N. J. The spirit of any tradition rests with the people. However, as the spirit of the Springfield Tradition evolved, the Springfield campus did not remain static. From a three story building at Armory Hill in 1885 to its present location on Lake Massasoit the campus has spread out and built up. 198 With the construction of a five storied dorm and Judd Gym- nasium the campus began to take its present form. When the dorm was converted to a two storied administration building, Alumni Hall was erected. 199 From the site of the first basketball scrimmage in 1891 to the site of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Springfield has shown its perpetual concern for the development of the human body. RASKETBALL HALL or rrtML SSS:. sS'S' SSW 200 With the end of World War II and the commencement of the building campaign, the belief that a strong body is essential in today’s life was re-enforced by the construction of the Field House. 201 The graduate of the Class of '64 was one of the first to use The Bever- idge Center, the nucleus of campus life. Also he witnessed the comple- tion of two men's dorms, one girl’s dorm, the science building and Woods Hall. 202 As the campus continues to develop the grad- uate continues to mature. As both pass through the portals of time, they are nurtured by an un- veering spirit. This is THE SPIRIT OF THE SPRINGFIELD TRADITION and it stands as A LIVING LEGEND. !! a b - :.«-h i iLIhs::!.;, 8!! !!!!! X !■; us: us ip ] mrnmmmrnwn 203 H 3l '•Hun n we thank our advertisers 204 Visit Springfield’s FAVORITE Restaurant Studoitpcince And The FORT 8 Fort Street REpublic 4-7475 Featuring German Specialties DELUXE BUS SERVICE New Air Conditioned Airide Busses—Via Massachusetts Turnpike Southbridge—Providence—Pittsfield—Albany—Newport—R.l. and Points West Charter Our Busses—Anywhere—Anytime INTERSTATE BUSSES CORPORATION 144 BRIDGE STREET Terminal—137 BRIDGE STREET Springfield, Massachusetts RE 9-3826 RE 9-2551 205 FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE OF COLLEGE NEWS Read the SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN SPRINGFIELD UNION COMPLIMENTS • of - AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO., INC. Authorized STUDENT LINEN SUPPLIERS for SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE 61 FRANKLIN STREET Springfield CONVERSE-CARLISLE will mean to you the MOST in SATISFYING, COMPLETE OIL HEATING SERVICE . . . Service WHEN IT'S NEEDED. Complete Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Heating Service Certified Heating Oils Service All Types of Power Burners All Inclusive Parts and Service Plan No Charge Insured Budget Payment Plan Sales - Service TIMKEN - RAY - DELCO - RAYFIELD 195 ARMORY STREET Telephone RE 6-6311 CONVERSE-CARLISLE CO. HEATING - FUEL - COOLING 206 s. c. CHAIR s. c. MUGS s. c. GLASSES s. c. JEWELRY S.C. Gifts for All Occasions MAIL ORDERS ALWAYS WELCOME SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE STORE SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE Springfield 9, Mass. 207 BEST WISHES - to - THE CLASS OF 1964 - from - The Class of 1965 208 CONGRATULATIONS - to - THE CLASS OF 1964 - from - The Class of 1966 209 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 1964 - from - The Class of 1967 210 CONGRATULATIONS - from the - Staff of your DINING HALL FOOD SERVICE THE CAMPUS BARBER SHOP Corner Eastern Ave. and Alden St. SQUARE STORE inc. 817 STATE STREET 4 Barbers, No Waiting—8-6:00—Mon.-Sat. All Haircuts Styled by Expert Craftsmen Vic, Bill, and Sam Gordy Springfield 9, Mott. WESTERN WEAR • RIDING APPAREL ■ INDIAN CRAFT Dial RE 4-9774 or RE 3-6017 FREE AMPLE PARKING The Faculty, Administration and Alumni Association of SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1964 and THE 1964 MASSASOIT RAVE a 00E THE WORLDS LARGEST NETWORK OF FINE MOTELS Springfield's Newest and Finest Motel 700 State Street Telephone 739-2161 With warm thoughts and sincere wishes for a wonderful future with good health, good friends, good luck and peace. TOBER FOREIGN MOTORS INC. Merwin Tober — Alan Tober 676 Belmont Ave. Springfield, Mass. HOLYOKE EQUIPMENT CO. BYRON'S FUNERAL HOME INC. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 684 STATE STREET CAFETERIA and OFFICE EQUIPMENT Springfield, Mott. 524 HIGH STREET Holyoke, Moitochgtettt SILVANO'S RESTAURANT INC. SILVANO MATTEUCCI, Prop. CARPARTS INC. THE ORIGINAL SINCE 1928 ITALIAN AMERICAN COOKING OUR SPECIALTY WHOLESALER OF CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILE PARTS STEAKS • LOBSTER • CHICKENS • CUTLETS Catering Everywhere For Any Occotion • Equipped to Serve 1000 135 HICKORY STREET Not Connected with Anyone • Closed Mon. - Open 4-12 p.m. Springfield, Matt. 680 WORTHINGTON STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 212 213 The art of being a non-conformist or why many perceptive yearbook staffs prefer a very distinguished publishing house Retaining one’s individuality is not easy in these days of mass production and stand- ardization. This is especially true of year- book publishing, in which mass production methods have the tendency to force one to buy just what the other fellow buys. Making of soap or soup or salad dress- ing by mass methods is one thing. But it is quite another to attempt to produce a creative yearbook by trying to squeeze it into some pre conceived mold. It just can't be done that way. The Wm. J. Keller firm brings together highly trained craftsmen, the very finest papers and ink of superlative quality. Add to these a unique service plan built around the individual school, and, finally, produc- tion by the Velvatone process, which Keller perfected especially for the printing of yearbooks, and you have a truly distin- guished performance. And a yearbook with singular character and individuality . . . we call it THE LOOK OF THE BOOK. The yearbook you are presently leafing through is the product of the Keller custom program. If you would care to see other examples of THE LOOK OF THE BOOK” as produced by Wm. J. Keller, get in touch with us now. WM. J. KELLER INC. Publishers of Finer Yearbooks Buffalo 15. N. Y. J. Joseph Donovan 142 Dalton Road Chelmsford. Massachusetts Phone: AL 6-7625 Area Code: 617 ' j i mm a