Wilbraham and Monson Academy - Hill Yearbook (Wilbraham, MA)

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Walke. These boys are To be commended, Tor They have been selecTed by Their classmaTes To The highesT posiTions in The school. Some very disTanT parTs oT The world are represenTed in our class This year. Tsugu Kabayama Trom Japan is parT OT The resulTs oT lasT year's STudenT Council proiecT. From The opposiTe side oT The world, lran, we have lvlassoud Ahari. Our represenTaTive Trom Cuba, Gonzalo BeruTT, is compleTing his second year aT Wilbraham. WiTh The beginning oT school, The TooTball Team came back To The gridiron. We didn'T have an exacTly powerful Team, buT To coin a phrase oT Dr. Sigsbee's, We were building characTer This year. Some oT The seniors, who were on The characfer building Team, were SeTh Akin, BuTch Anderson, Pancho BeruTT. Joe BoTTaro, Dick Brigham, Tom Chase. Phil Erlenbach, Ed Hammond, Howard Handy, Joe Kochanowicz, Thad LeForT, Maude Lerner, Lennie Meyers, Ted SchwerdTle, Ray Walke, Al Wiegancl, and Willie Williams, all under The waTchTul eye oT 'George Fallon, The manager. AT The end oT The season, Ted SchwerdTle was elecTed capTain oT The Team. The seniors comprised abouT Tour-TiTThs oT The Team. The VarsiTy Soccer Team also read like a senior roll call. There were only Three ouT oT The eleven undergraduaTes on The TirsT Team. The soccer Team, while building iusT as much characTer, won more games Than The TooTball Team. And, again This year, The soccer Team was TriumphanT over The TooTball Team in The Bunion Derby compeTiTion. The record oT The soccer Team was an impressive one, due To The hard work oT The Tollowing seniors: Jim Davies, Andy DragaT, Bob Fiske, DwighT Gammons, Dave l-linTze. Fred Jack, BiIll' lvlcATee, Jim McPherson, Joel Niper, Dave Olsen, Les Reynolds, Don Roy, STeve Sack, Bob Sands, Leonard Sydney, and Gus WinTers. The manager oT This Team was NaThaniel Bond, who did a Tine job all season. The senior class also showed superioriTy and TalenT on The Junior VarsiTy TooTball Team in The persons oT Paul Anderson, who was elecTed capTain, and William Bill STacy. BoTh boys helped The J. V. squad a loT. WiTh The coming oT WinTer, The sporTs aTTenTions leTT The gridiron and soccer Tields, and were Tixed upon baskeTball and winTer Track. This year's VarsiTy baskeTball club was made up almosT enTirely oT seniors. John Gus WinTers, Frederick Fred Jack, Edward Ed Hammond, Ronald BuTch Anderson, and James Jim Davies were The varsiTy hoopsTers, who played many exciTing games. The Junior VarsiTy also had quiTe a Tew seniors. They were Phil Erlenbach, Jon Shakour, Pancho BeruTT, and Dave l-linTze. As we look back on our undergraduaTe days, and.The gab sessions abouT col- lege being so Tar away, we come To The realizaTion ThaT Time has virTually Tlown by, and we are wiThin sighT oT our goal aT lasT. There are many Things ouTside oT classes ThaT we will never TorgeT: spa periods, SaTurday nighT movies, Sunday evening vesper services, Uncle Charlie's Rendez-vous, hard ToughT aThleTic,conTesTs, and The buTT room Tor Those who couldn'T resisT The lure oT The weed. . Yes, Today we have come To The end oT a surprisingly shorT secondary educaTion. As we leave Wilbraham To go To The many colleges in The UniTed STaTes, we can'T help Teeling ThaT we have leTT a liTe ThaT we can never live over. lnsTead, we can only reminisce wiTh our old classmaTes in The years To come. Wilbraham has produced iTs quoTa OT alerT young men, who are eager To puT To The TesT oT higher educaTion, The Things ThaT They have learned aT Wilbraham. I am sure ThaT These graduaTes will do Their uTmosT To make This world a beTTer place in which To live. David B. Hirzlze. CLASS PROPH ECY '52 December, l97l Tound me residing in The Town oT l-logworT JuncTion, Idaho. l would probably sTill be There had iT noT been Tor The leTTer l received Trom Joe BoTTaro, Telling me ThaT he would pull a Tew sTrings and obTain a iob Tor me in WashingTon. ln a Tew days l Tound myselT The new Overseer and AdiusTer oT ln- Ternal Problems in The PenTagon. Being ToTally unTamiliar wiTh This Type oT work, l 32