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DEDICATED
TO

Alan Parker Turtle
Assistant Professor of Horticulture

During the fall of 1930 an addition was made to the staff of the Department of
Horticulture. This man originally graduated from Massachusetts Agricultural College
and had just obtained his M.S. from Pennsylvania State University. He has grown to
be an important part of the University and Stockbridge, not important administratively,
but for his contributions to the students who have had the good fortune to encounter
him in his thirty four years here. His contributions have not been limited to classroom
relationships; he has worked with 4-H Clubs, F.F.A. groups, and Boy Scout movements.
Active in athletics during college this man has maintained his interest in sports, as assist-
ant coach when Stockbridge had a varsity football team and now as an official at University
field and track events. Presently he is advisor to both the Stockbridge Student Senate and
Alpha Phi Omega, the service fraternity. We could go on extolling this man's virtues
but this is unnecessary because of his deeds for which he is well known. The class of
1964 is honored to dedicate the 46th edition of the Stockbridge School yearbook, the
STOSAG, to Mr. Alden P. Turtle, Assistant Professor of Horticulture. He will be missed
by us when we have gone. We hope this yearbook is soniewhat worthy of what he has
given us.

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

INSTRUCTION - RESEARCH - EXTENSION

Stockbridge School of Agriculture

ASSOCIATE DEAN AND DIRECTOR

Administration
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President of the University, John W.
Lederle, has often spoken of the Stock-
bridge School's part in the total Uni-
versity program and the way in which
its graduates have distinguished them-
selves. He has played an important
part in having our school's graduates
receive the Associate's Degree in Agri-
culture.

It is hoped that under his leadership
the relationship between Stockbridge
School and the University will remain
as fruitful as it has in the past.

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Arless A. Spiehnan, Dean and
Director of the College of Agricul-
ture, is a national leader in the
agricultural field. Though he is
seldom in personal contact with the
Stockbridge student, our school's
program has been greatly enriched
by his association, an association
which we are proud to have.

DIRECTOR of the Stockbridge School,
Fred P. Jeffrey is personally known by
each and everyone of us. He has played
an important part in giving us the ap-
propriate portions of theoretical and
practical experience which bring us
academic excellence in our own special-
ized professions.

It is his personal interest and keen
understanding which makes him stand
foremost in our mind.

The Stockbridge School's continued
growth and development under Mr.
Jeffrey's able leadership will broaden
our School's outstanding record of lead-
ership in business, industry and agri-
culture.

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A warm and friendly smile, always able to
find time for the individual, this describes
William F. Field, University Dean of Students.
He has earned many lasting friendships with
Stockbridge students.

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Herschel G. Abbott

Associate Professor of Forestry

and Wildlife Management —

M.F.

James Anderson

Instructor of Horticulture-
M.S.

Ellsworth W. Bell

Extension Professor of

Agricultural Economics—

M.S.

David Bischoff

Associate Professor of Physical
Education — Ph.D.

John Blackmore

Head of Department of

Agricultural and Food

Economics — Ph.D.

Alfred W. Boicourt

Professor Program Leader,

Coordinator in

Floriculture — M.S.

Robert B. Bruce

Assistant Professor of Dairy
and Animal Science — M.S.

Ernest M. Buck

Assistant Professor of Dairy
and Animal Science — M.S.

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James W. Callahan

Assistant Professor of

Agricultural and Food

Economics — M.S.

A. Donald Caven.

Assistant Professor of

Landscape Architecture-

M.L.A.

William G. Colby

Professor of Agronomy and
Head of Department — Ph.D

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William H. Collins

Assistant Professor, Research,

Agricultural Engineering —

M.S.

Gladys M. Cook

Associate Professor of Home

Economics — M.S.

John W. Denison

Instructor in Poultry
Science — B.S.

Marion S. DuBois
Instructor in English — B.A.

William B. Esselen

Commonwealth Head of

Department of Food Science

and Technology — Ph.D.

11

David A. Evans

Assistant Professor of Dairy
and Animal Science — M.S.

Richard C. Foley

Professor of Dairy and
Animal Science — Ph.D.

Thomas S. Foster

Instuctor, Research Forestry

and Wildlife Mangement —

M.S.

Thomas W. Fox

Professor of Poultry Science

and Head of Department —

Ph.D.

George B. Goddard

Assistant Professor of
Horticulture — Ph.D.

Frederick Greeley

Associate Professor of
Forestry and Wildlife
Management — Ph.D.

Robert M. Grover

Assistant Extension Professor
of Poultry Science — M.S.

Tom S. Hamilton, Jr.

Assistant Professor of

Landscape Architecture—

M.S.

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Denzel J. Hankinson

Professor of Dairy and

Animal Science and Head

of Department — Ph.D.

John F. Hanson

Associate Professor of

Entomology and Plant

Pathology— Ph.D.

Kirby M. Hayes

Extension Professor of Food

Science and Technology —

M.S.

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Robert B. Hoadley

Assistant Professor of Forestry

and Wildlife Mangement —

Ph.D.

Ward M. Hunting

Assistant Professor of Food

Science and Technology —

Ph.D.

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Randolph A. Jester

Assistant Professor of
Horticulture — M.S.

Ernest A. Johnson

Assistant Professor of

Agricultural Engineering —

M.S.

Gordon S. King

Professor of Entomology and

Plant Pathology — M.S.

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Robert W. Kleis

Professor of Agricultural

Engineering and Head of

Department — Ph.D.

Stephen R. Kosakowski

Athletic Coach, School of
Physical Education

Deane Lee

Assistant Professor of

Agricultural and Food

Economics — M.S.

Theodore W. Leed

Extension Professor of

Agricultural and Food

Economics — Ph.D.

Arthur S. Levine
Professor of Food Science
and Technology — Ph.D.

John H. Lilly

Professor of Entomology and
Head of Department — -Ph.D.

Donald R. Marion

Assistant Professor

Agricultural and Food

Economics — M.S.

Donald N. Maynard

Assistant Professor, Research,

Horticulture— Ph.D.

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Jane F. McCullough

Assistant Professor of Home

Economics — M.S.

William J. Mellen

Professor, Research, Poultry
Science — Ph.D.

Louis F. Mickelson

Assistant Professor of
Agronomy — Ph .D.

Raymond H. Otto

Professor of Landscape

Architecture and Head

of Department — M.L.A.

Edward S. Pira

Assistant Professor of

Agricultural Engineering —

M.S.

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Frank E. Potter
Associate Professor of Dairy
and Animal Science — Ph.D.

Paul N. Procopio

Professor of Landscape
Architecture — M.S.

Edith Reinisch

Instructor in Bacteriology-
M.S.

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Russell E. Smith

Professor of Veterinary
Science — V.M.D.

Robert J. Smyth, Jr.

Professor, Research, Poultry
Science — Ph.D.

Franklin W. Southwick

Professor of Horticulture

and Head of Department —

Ph.D.

Richard A. Southwick

Assistant Professor of
Agronomy — M.S.

Herbert G. Spindler

Assistant Professor

Agricultural and

Food Economics — M B S

Richard L. Stromgren

Instructor in Speech — M.A.

Harvey L. Sweetman

Professor of Entomology and
Plant Pathology— Ph.D.

Joseph Troll

Assistant Professor of
Agronomy — M.S.

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Alden P. Tuttle

Assistant Professor of
Horticulture — M.S.

Donald V. P. Waddington

Instructor in Agronomy —
M.S.

Walter D. Weeks

Associate Professor, Research,
Horticulture — Ph.D.

Ellsworth H. Wheeler

Professor of Entomology and
Plant Pathology— Ph.D.

Earle Whitney

Instructure of Lanscape
Architecture — B.S.

Karol S. Wisnieski

ssistant Professor of Public
Health— M.P.H.

Albert L. Wrisley, Jr.

Assistant Professor of Food

Science and Technology — B.S.

John M. Zak

Assistant Professor of
Agronomy — M.S.

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Professor Michelson
and Dean Jeffrey

Professor Potrer

Professor Fox and
President Lederle

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Professor Goddard

Coach Kosakowski

Professor Johnson

Gil Gianetti, the man with the green thumb.

Professor Bruce

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"The real difference between men is
energy. A strong will, a settled purpose, and
invincible determination can accomplish al-
most anything."

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Seniors

SENIOR

CLASS

OFFICERS

John Traynor
President

Anthony Divver
Vice-President

Vincent Norrman
Treasurer

Lila Jarkko
Secretary

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DAVID ADAMS
172 Millbury St. Grafton, Mass

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Elmrock Farm, Grafton,
Mass.
A.ctivities: Animal Science Club 1, 2

WALTER ROGER ANAIR
56 Morse Ave. Ware, Mass.

Major: Wood Products
Placement: Kelly Hardwood Corp., Pitts-
leld, Mass.

Activities: Newman Club 1; Forestry
:iub 1, 2

JEFFREY KENT AMIDON
West St., Petersham, Mass.

Major: Wood Products
Placement: Aruthr F. Tayler Co., Athol,
Mass.

Activities: Forestry Club 1,2; Interdorm
Sports 1, 2; Football, basketball, baseball

HAROLD ANDERSON

263 River St. West Bridgewater, Mass.
Major: Animal Science

Placement: Arthur F. Tyler Co., Athol,
ton, Mass,

Activities: Stockbridge Rifle Team 1, 2;
Animal Science Club 1, 2

CHARLES WILLIAM AMORIM

79 Elm St. North Easton, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Huntington Crescent Club,
Huntington, Long Island

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1

RICHARD PETER ANDERSON
Harkney Hill Rd. Coventry, R. I.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Valley Country Club, West
Warwick, R. I.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

23

ERNEST W. BAILEY
16 Pease Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass
Major: Wood Products
Placement: Nichols Farm, North Graf-
ton, Mass.
Activities: Forestry Club 1, 2

JOHN E. AUSTIN
508 Milk St. Fitchburg, Mass

Major: Poultry Science
Placement: Ed Palo's Poultry Farm,
Fitchburg, Mass.

Activities: Poultry Science Club 1, 2
Secretary-Treasurer Scuba Club 1, 2

JOHN A. BARRETT
67 Fort Square Greenfield, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement : Stewarts Nursery and Garden
Center, Montague, Mass.
Anivities: Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2;
Landscape Operations Club 1, 2; Horti-
culture Club 1; Student Senate 2; New-
man Club 1; Stosag 2

ALFRED BAKKER

35 Thurston Ave. Whitinsville, Mass.
Major: Floriculture

Placement: Pine Grove Conservatories,
Whitinsville, Mass.

Aaivities: Stoso 1, 2; Shorthorn 2, Busi-
ness Manager 2; Stosag 2; Floriculture
Club 1, 2; Vice-president 2; Horticulture
Show 1

KURT WALTER BEHRENDT
634 Norristown Rd.

Maple Glen, Horsham Township, Penna.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Asplundh Tree Expert Co.,
Fairway Farm Division, Bryn Athyn,
Penna.

Activities: Intramural Football 1; Dorm
Treasurer 1; Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

PETER BEGLEY

88 Viaoria Rd. New Britain, Conn.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Farmington Country Club,

Framington, Conn.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

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JAMES NORMAN BERKS
22 Sherman St. Canton, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Chase Estate, Canton, Mass.
Activities: Senate 1; Land Op. Club 1, 2,
Secretary 2; Stoso 1, 2; Stosag 2, Asst.
Editor 2; Soccer 1, 2; Horticulture Show
1; Class Treasurer 1; Shorthorn 2

AUGUSTUS BEN DAVID II
Vineyard Ave. Oak Bluffs, Mass.

Major: Poultry Science
Placement. Massachusetts State Lobster
iHatchery, Martha's Vineyard Island

ALFRED M. BLACKMER
Fabyan, Conn.
Major: Animal Science
Placement: Home Farm
\ctiivities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
lampus 4-H 1, 2; Square Dance Club 1

JAMES E. BERNARD
34 Cedar Court Dr. Bridgewater, Mass.
Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: Colonial House of Pancakes
Activities: Stewards Club 1, 2

SARAH BRENNAN
Whitney Rd. Oakham, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: E-Pete Farm, Eva Grimes,
Oakham, Mass.

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Girls Rifle Team 1, 2

ROBERT ROLAND BLAKESLEE
432 South Branch Parkway

Springfield, Mass.
Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: H. P. Hood & Sons, Spring-
field, Mass.

Activities: Dairy Club 1, 2; Stoso 2; Stu-
dent Senate I; Hockey 2

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T. MICHAEL BURKE
38 Central St. Wakefield, Mass.

Major: Food Management
Placement: The Great A.&P. Tea Co.,
Hyannis, Mass.

Activities: Food Distribution Club 1, 2;
Student Senate 1; Soccer 1; Newman
Club 1, 2

ROBERT T. BURKINSHAW
Depot Rd. North Hatfield, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Cochituate State Park, Co-
chituate, Mass.

Activities; Arbor Club 1, 2; Forestry
Club 2; Horticulture Club 1

ROBERT A. CHALIFOUR
Stone Church Rd. Adamsville R. I.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Tam O'Shanter Golf Club,
BrookviUe N. Y.
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

ALBERT BUCKLEY
55 Cross St. Seekonk, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Albert L. Lehan Wholesale
Florist, Mansfield, Mass.
Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2, Trea-
surer 2; Stosag 2, Treasurer 2; Stoso 1, 2;
Horticulture Show 1

WILLIAN BYERS
1300 Walnut West Des Moines, Iowa
Major: Turf Management
Placement: Des Moines Golf & Country
Club, West Des Moines, Iowa
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

ROBERT DAVID CALVERLEY
24 Pilgrim Way East Walpole, Mass.
Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: Eliot Creamery, Milton,
Mass.

Activities: Soccer 1; International Club
1, 2; Stoso 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Dairy Club
1, 2

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ROBERT L. CHARLTON
641 Summer St. Weymouth, Mass.

Major: Poultry Science
Placement: Grindle Poultry Farm, Wey-
mouth, Mass.

(Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2;
^Poultry Club 1, 2; Scuba Club 1, 2

ROBERT F. COFFEY

3876 Madison Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.

Major: Turf Management

iPIacement: Hillandale Country Club,

[Trumbull, Conn.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Inter-Dorm

Council 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2,

Football 1, 2

RICHARD CHURCHILL

23 Norcross Ter. Lynn, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: M. Huberman Inc. Whole-
sale Florist, Saugus, Mass.
Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2; Horti-
culture Club 1

MATTHEW CONNOLLY
2 Charles St. Norwood, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Ashland State Park, Ashland,
Mass.

Activities: Hockey 1, 2; Arbor and Park
Club 1, 2

ASHTON E. CLARK
12 Green St. Stoneham, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Jaquith & Co., Woburn,
Mass.
Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2

GARY D. CONVERSE

143 Crane Hill Rd.

North Wilbraham, Mass.
Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: H. P. Hood & Son, Agawam,
Mass.

Activities: Football 1; Stosag 2; Dairy
Club 1, 2

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WILLIAM T. CRONIN
67 Hill St. Auburn, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: James P. Brown Grain Store

ROGER CRAPO

12 Everett St. Taunton, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Bartlett Tree Co.
Activities: Arbor Club 1, 2

ALBERT N. CYR
5 Travers St. Gardner, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Four Ponds Nursery, Clinton,
Mass.

Activities: Soccer 1, 2; Shorthorn 1, 2,
Co-Editor 1, Editor 2; Land. Op. Club 1,
Treasurer 2; Stosag 2, Special Events
Editor 2; Horticulture Show 1; Student
Senate 2; Stoso 2; Newman Club 1

JAMES W. GUMMING
414 Cambridge St. Worcester, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Fakement: Smithfield's Ice Cream Co.
Activities: Dairy Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1;
Stosag 2; Senate 2

DONALD A. DAIGLE
118 Pine St. Leicester, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Fairbrook Country Club,
Holden, Mass.
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

RAYMOND M. DAIGNEAULT
Goshen Rd. Chicopee, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: University Farm, Amherst,
Mass.
Activities,: Animal Science Club 2

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BRUCE DEINLEIN
Lenox Rd. Richmond, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Green Meads Farm, Rich-
mond, Mass.
Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2

MERRILL H. DAVIS
Court Square Montague Center, Mass.
Major: Floriculture

Placement: Carey's Flowers Inc., South
Hadley, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1,2; Stosag
2; Commuters Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1

ANTHONY W. DIVVER
1554 Beech St. Roslindale, Mass.

JMajor: Landscape Operations
iPlacement: Al Lapham, Industrial Land-
jscape, Boston, Mass. ,
Activities: Soccer 1; Rifle 1; Land Op.
IClub 1, 2, President 2; Class Officer 1, 2,
I Vice-President; Judiciary 1, 2; Dorm
President 1; Interdorm Council 1, Treas-
urer 1; Stoso 1, 2; Student Senate 1, 2;
Shorthorn 2, Sports Editor; Stosag 2,
Sports Editor

DAVID DISCENZA

128 Lower Dix Ave. Glens Falls, N. Y.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Wethersfield Country Club,

Wethersfield, Conn.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Interdorm

Council 1, 2

STEPHEN E. ELMONT
80 Toxteth St. Brookline, Mass.

Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Activities: Student Senate 1, 2, President
2; Steward's Club 1, 2, President 2; Ju-
dicary 1; Alpha Tau Gamma 1, 2, Trea-
surer 2; Board of Governors R.S.O. 2;
Stoso 1, 2

LEONARD M. DUPRAY
90 High St. Ipswich, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Amalia Tree Surgeons, Man-
chester, Mass.

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Hockey 2; Horticulture Show 1

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ROBERT S. FISHER
15 Philip St. Medfield, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement; The Frost and Higgins Co.
Arlington, Mass.

Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, Arbor and Park
Club 1, 2

RICHARD W. FISCHER
8 Sabra St. Cranston, R. I.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Sunnybrook Farm, North-
ampton

Activities: Dairy Tech. Club 1, Animal
Husbandry Club 1, 2, President 2, Little
International 2, Dairy Classic 2, 4-H
1,2

JOHN A. FLANAGAN
15 Castle Hill Great Barrington, Mass.
Major: Animal Science
Placement: Hedgerows Farm
Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2,
Stoso, Dorm Football

STANLEY M. FISHMAN
19 Locust St. Lynn, Mass.

Major: Poultry Science
Activities: Poultry Club

WILLIAM N. FORNARO
318 Union St. Randolph, Mass;:

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Fornaro Tree and Landscape
Service

Activities: Landscape Operations Club 1,
2, Horticulture Show 1, Newman Club

PETER K. FLYNN
89 Riverside Drive Northampton, Mass.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment
Placement: D.A.R. State Park

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JOHN J. FRADO Jr.
209 Elm St. Somerset, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Kootenai National Forest,
Fortine, Montana

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Stoso 1, 2, President 2; Student Senate 1

THOMAS WALKER FOSS Jr.
22 Howard St. Holyoke, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Highlawn Farm, Lee, Mass.
Activities: Soccer 1; U. of Mass. Boxing
Tourney 1; Animal Science Club 1, 2

CHARLES L. FRANK
6 Watrous Lane Milford, Conn.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Coeur q'Alene, Idaho (For-
est Service)

Activities: Rifle Team 1, 2; Arbor and
Park Club 1, 2; Soccer 1

EDWARD J. GEARON
206 Claflin St. Belmont, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Adams Nursery
Activities: Land Op. Club 1, 2; Horti-
:ulture Show 1

RICHARD ERNEST GONYEA
141 West Main St Millbury, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Piping Rock Country Club,
Locust Valley, Long Island, N. Y.
Activities: Turf Club 2; Horticulture
Show 1

GEORGE E. GORTON Jr.

35 Main St. Easthampton, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Southampton Country Club,
Southampton, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1

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JAMES HAGERTY
23 Stoddard St. Woburn, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: H.P. Hood & Sons Milk
Plant, Boston, Mass.
Activities: Senate

DAVID GREENSTEIN
222 Walnut Ave. Revere 151 Mass.

Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment
Placement: James P. Brown Grain Store

JOHN S. HALUNEN
North Dennis Rd., S. Yarmouth, Mass,
Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: South Yarmouth Pan Cake
Man

Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 2
Treasurer of U of Mass. Innkeepers
Stewards Club 1, 2

ELIZABETH LOUISE HAM
West St. Amherst

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Fleetfoot Farm, Amherst,
Mass.

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Equestrian Club 1, 2

D. BRUCE HAWORTH

56 Stockbridge Ave. Dalton, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Taconic Golf Course, Wil
liamstown, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticultural
Show 1 ; Inter-dorm Football 1

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MALCOLM HASKELL
46 Elm St. Norton, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Norton Country Club, Nor-
ton, Mass.

Activities: Turf Management Club 1, 2;
Horticulture Show 1

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PAUL H. HERALD

37 Fitchburg St. Watertown, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Frost & Higgins Co., Arling-
ton, Mass.

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Hockey 2; Horticulture Show 1

PETER C. HEINRICH

735 Washington St. Dedham, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Waltham Field Station,

Waltham, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2; Dorm

Social Committee 2; A.P.O. 2

KEITH E. HUGHES
59 Springvale Ave. Lynn, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Lake Morey Inn Stabler,
Fairlee, Vermont

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Equestrian Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Little
International 1; Dairy Classic 2

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DAVID W. HUNTER
18 School St., South Hadley Falls, Mass.
Major: Food Management
Placement: Stop & Shop, Springfield,
Mass.

Activities: Food Distribution Club 1, 2;
Basketball 2; Secretary-Treasurer Food
Dist. Club 2

ROGER L. HERSEY, Jr.

183 Hersey St. Hingham, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Smith College, Northampton,

Mass.

Activities: Rifle Team 1, 2; Floriculture

Club 1, 2; Dorm Bowling Team 1, 2;

Horticulture Show 1

LILA A. JARKKO

Mclntire Rd. Fitchburg, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, Secretary;
Dairy Technology Club 1, 2, Secretary;
Animal Science Club 1, 2; Little linter-
national 2; Bay State Dairy Classic 1, 2;
Horticulture Show I; Student Senate 1,
2; Stoso 1, 2; Rifle Club 1, 2; Stosag 1,
2, Ass. Editor 2, Art Editor 1; Collegian
Photography 2; 4-H Club 1, 2

33

WOODY JEFFERSON
963 Sumner Ave. Springfield, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Veterans Country Club,
Springfield, Mass.
Activities: Turf Management Club 1, 2

BRUCE R. JOHNSON
38 Crosby Ave. Amherst, Mass.

Major: Wood Utilization
Placement: Eider Jones Lumber Corp.,
Amherst, Mass.
Activities: Forestry Club

ERNEST JOHNSON
Route 1 Topsfield, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Hood's Cherry Hill Town
Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2,
Little International Dairy Classic

PAUL P. JOHNSTON

Crane Neck Hill Rd.,

West Newbury, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: New England Milk Produc-
ers Assoc, Andover, Mass.
Activities: Newman Club 1, 2; Dairy
Tech. Club 1, 2

34

THOMAS F. KELLY

95 Emma St. New Bedford, Mass.

Major: Food Distribution
Placement: Stop & Shop Inc., New Bed-
ford

Activities: Newman Club 1, 2; Inter-
mural Sports 2; Food Dist. Club 1, 2,
President 2; Stoso 2

STEPHEN J. KERIS Jr.
24 EUicott St. Needham, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Lowden Tree Specialist,:
Needham, Mass.
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

CHARLES J. KOINES
117 Essex St. Chelsea, Mass.

Major: Horticulture

Placement: Newmarket Produce Co.
Inc., Boston, Mass.

Activities: Alpha Tau Gamma 1, 2,
Pledgemaster 2; Food Distribution Club
1; Horticulture Club 2; Student Senate
2, Social Co-ordinator

SCOTT HARRISON KIMBALL

16 Richardson Rd.

Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: Whiting Milk Company,
Charlestown, Mass.
Activities: Dairy Club 1, 2

RICHARD E. LAPINSKI
,269 Piper Rd., West Springfield, Mass.
Major: Floriculture

Placement: Lapinski Farms, West
Springfield, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2; Horti-
culture Show 1

JEAN PAUL KRUGLEWICZ
160 Regan St. Gardner, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Hawley State Forest
Activities: Soccer 1; Arbor & Park Club
1> 2

PHILIP R. LEWIS
60 Forest St. Lexington, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: S. Arthur Peterson Inc., Lex-
ington, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2; Horti-
culture Show 1

RICHARD T. LAVOIE

35 Court KnoUe New Hartford, N. Y.
Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: Sunshine Dairies Restaurant
Activities: Dorm President 2; Student
Senate 1, 2; New England Inn Keepers
1, 2

35

DONALD PAUL LORANGER
9 Bassett St. Taunton, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Hawley State Forest, West
Hawley, Mass.

Activities: Park Management Club 1, 2;
Horticulture Show 1

WAYNE DOUGLAS LYFORD
457 Main St. Bridgewater, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Massachusetts Dept. of Nat-
ural Resources, Division of Parks and
Forests, R. C. Nickerson State Park,
Brewster, Mass.

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2
Alpha Tau Gamma 1, 2, President 2
LF.C. Sports 1, 2; Horticulture Show 1
Fraternal Presidents Assembly 2; Inter-
fraternity Council 2

36

CHESTER LUBELCZYK
Turkey St. Harwick, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Lubekzyk Brother's
Hardwich, Mass.

Activities: F.F.A. State Senator
F.F.A. Vice-President 2; Stimson
Collegiate Chapter; Animal Science Club
1,2

Farm,

1, 2;
Heald

PATRICK LUCAS Jr.
1561 Brinckerhoff Ave. Utica, N. Y.
Major: Turf Management
Placement : Ravissloe Country Club, Chi-
cago, 111.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1; Newman Club 1

JAMES L. MACDONALD
42 Academy Rd. Leominster, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: United Shoe Golf Course,
Beverly, Mass.
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

PHILIP C. MACALLISTER

78 West Bay Rd. Osterville, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Donald C. Coombs, Tree
Warden of Barnstable, Osterville, Mass.
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Intramural Sports 1, 2

RICHARD JOHN MacKENZIE
21 Short St. Reading, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Brecks Home & Garden
Center, Peabody, Mass.
Activities: Horticulture Show 1; Flori-
culture Club 1, 2, President 2; F.F.A. 2,
Reporter and Program Committee; Psy-
chology Club 1; Dorm Social Committee;
Bowling Team 1

GEORGE MACHADO Jr.

2 Zeller Ave. Plainville, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Winged Foot Golf Club,

Mamaroneck, N. Y.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Newman

Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Horticulture

Show 1

JOHN PAUL MADDEN
110 Meadow St. Amherst Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Pine Grove Golf Club,
Northampton, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Entertain-
ment Chairmen 2; Horticulture Show 1

ALLAN R. MACKINTOSH

21 Irving St. West Springfield, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Veteran's Golf Course,

Springfield, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture

Show 1; Basketball 2; Snowball Dance

Committee 1

LEONARD S. MAILLOUX
21 Robinson Way, West Warwick, R. 1.
Major: Turf Management
Placement: Piping Rock Country Club,
Long Island, N. Y.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1; Basketball 2; Snowball Dance
Committee 1

JAMES E. MAGILL
52 Old Upton Rd. Grafton, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Silver Spruce Farm, Grafton,
Mass.

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Soccer 1; Boxing 1, 2

37

ALBERT T. MARTIN
353 Providence Rd. Linwood, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement; Belmont Country Club, Bel-
mont, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1; Newman Club 1

ARTHUR E. MANTHORNE
Child Rd. West Woodstock, Conn.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Mashamoquet Brook State
Park, Pomfret, Conn.
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2,
President 2

WALTER DEAN MATHEWS Jr.
49 Webster St. North Quincy, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Phillip Small Landscape Con-
struction and Design, West Harwich,
Mass.

Activities: Soccer 1; Land Op. Club 1,
2; Horticulture Show 1

38

ROBERT PIERSON MAYO
Beach Rd. Orleans, Mass.

Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: Mayo's Farm Kitchen, East
Orleans, Mass.

Activities: Dorm Vice-President 1; Inter-
national Food Technology Party 1, 2;
Innkeepers Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Soc-
cer 2

N.J.

JOHN G. MARTIN

1439 Gregory Ave. Union;

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Suburban Golf Club, Union, i
New Jersey

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Student Sen-
ate 1; Intermural Sports 1, 2, Football,
Basketball

FRANCES JEAN MAZZA
121 Roy St. Springfield, Mass. i

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Mascaro's Florist, Springfield,
Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2, Pro-
gram Committee 2; Horticulture Show 1;
Newman Club 1, 2; Stosag 2, Secretary
2, Copy Editor 2; Dorm Social Commit-
tee 2; Shorthorn 2; Campus Life

PETER A. McCLAIN
Elm St. Pepperell, Mass.

Major: Poultry Science

Placement; Cobb's Pedigree Chickens,
Littleton, Mass.

Activities: Poultry Club 1, 2, President
2

DANIEL JEREMIAH McCARTHY
17 Doyle St. Worcester, Mass.

Major : Turf Management
Placement: Scarsdale Golf Club, Harts-
dale, New York

Activities: Class Officer 1, President;
General Chairmen of Sno-Ball Dance 1;
Turf Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Horti-
culture Show 1; Soccer 1, Captain 2;
Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 2

DOUGLAS B. McDowell

53 Simonds Rd. Lexington, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Home Farm, Hancock, Maine
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Flying Club 1, 2; Parachute Club 1, 2

FREDERICK D. McCLURE

71 School St. Melrose, Mass.

Major: Wood Utilization
Placement: Warren Trask Co., Boston,
Mass.

Activities: Judiciary 1, 2, President 2;
Student Senate 1, 2; Elections Committee
Chairmen 1; Float Committee 1, 2; For-
estry Club 1, 2

ALLAN L. McGROARY
Richardson Fd. Fitchburg, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Arn — How Farm, Fitchburg,
Mass.

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Scuba Club 1, 2; Judo Club 1; Outting
Club 1,2; Judging Teams 1, 2

MICHAEL J. P. McGRATH

North St. East Douglas, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: Carnation Milk Farms, Car-
nation, Washington
Activities: Dairy Club 1, 2

39

JAN WILSON MERZBACH
236 North Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: University of Massachusetts
Tree Crew
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

TOIVO A. MERIKANTO
Mr. Jefferson Rd, Hubbardston, Mass.
Major: Poultry Science
Placement: Eino Oily Poultry Farm,
Hubbardston, Mass.

Activities:; Backetball 1, 2; Intramural
Football 1,2; Poultry Club 1, 2

DOUGLAS ALAN MOORE
16 Henry St. West Boylston, Mass.

Major: Wood Utilization
Placement: Heywood-Wakefield Co. Inc.,
Gardner, Mass.

Activities: Forestry Club 1,2; Intramural
Sports 1, 2, Basketball, Softball, Football
1, 2

40

BRUCE EDWARD MILLER

18 Perkins Rd. Winchester, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Al Heimlich, Woburn, Mass.
Activities: Land Op. Club 1, 2

MARTIN J. NEWMAIRE Jr.
South Road Pepperell, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Hollingsworth & Vose Co.,
West Groton, Mass.
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

ARTHUR E. MORIARTY

3 Fulkerson Ave. Methuen, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Andover Country Club, An-

dover, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture

Show 1

VINCENT PAUL NORRMAN
Oak St. Halifax, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Halifax Garden Co., Halifax,
Mass.

Activities: Class Officer 2, Treasurer;
Stoso 1, 2; Student Senate 1, 2; Flori-
culture Club 1, 2; Stosag 2; Dorm Coun-
selor 2

ROBERT DONALD NIHAN Jr.
570 Walnut St. Lynn, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Gould's Florist, Lynnfield,
Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1,2; Horti-
culture Show 1; Hockey 1, 2

GUSTAVE D. OLSON Jr.

Summer St. Rockport, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

( Placement: Harold Parker State Forest,
I Andover, Mass.

I Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
t Dorm President 1; Dormitory President's
I Association 1; Co-Chairmen Inter-Dorm
1 Social Council 1

BRUCE M. O'BRIEN
364 Union St. Framingham, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Boot Springs, Big Bend Na-
tional Park Texas

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Horticulture Show 1; Interfraternity
Sports 1, 2; Alpha Tau Gamma 1, 2;
Newman Club 1, 2

FRANK O. PATTERSON
Old Stage Rd. Barre, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Department of Natural Re-
sources, Leominster State Forest
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

JEROME M. O'NEIL

78 Euclid Ave. Pittsfield, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Hopkins Experimental For-
est, Williamstown, Mass.
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Basketball 1, 2

41

GERALD J. PETERS

47 Hampstead St. Methuen, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Webb Brook Country Club,

Billerica, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2, Secretary 2;

Stoso 1, 2, Secretary 2; Intramural

Basketball 1,2; Horticulture Show 1

RICHARD B. PERRY

Perry Rd. Truro, Mass.

Major: Poultry Science
Placement: Hillside Farm, Truro, Mass.
Activities: Poultry Club 1, 2; Soccer 1;
Alpha Tau Gamma 2

FRANCIS PAUL POITRAS
12 Wadsworth St. Danvers, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Lexington Gardens Inc., Lex-
ington, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2; Horti-
culture Show 1

ROBERT H. PETERS Jr.
5 Grant St. Wilmington, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Brine Tree Surgery Inc., Bed-
ford, Mass.

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Scuba Club 2; Interdorm Football 2

RICHARD N. PORTER
341 East Washington St. Hanson, Mass.
Major: Wood Utilization
Placement: Rockland Coal & Grain Co.
Inc., Rockland, Mass.
Activities: Forestry Club 1; Inter-Dorm
Sports 1, 2, Football, Softball, Basket-
ball; Rifle Team 1, 2

JOEL A. POLLARD
15 Dove St. Newburyport, Mass.

Major: Food Distribution
Placement: Colonial Inn, Concord, Mass.
Activities: Stewards Club 1, 2; Newman
Club 1

42

STEPHEN F. QUINN
Bradley Lane Stoe, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: Federal Milk Market Ad-
ministrator Laboratory, Westwood, Mass.
Activities: Dairy Club 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2;
Basketball 1, 2

JOHN FRANCIS PRENTICE Jr.

Jordan Rd. Plymouth, Mass.

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Forges Farm, Plymouth,
Mass.

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Inter-Dorm Sports 1, 2, Football, Soft-
ball

WILLIAM LAURI REMES

iMain St. North Carver, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Myles Standish State Forest,
Plymouth, Mass.

Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Stoso 1, 2; Dorm Counselor 2

JOHN DENNIS RIORDAN
48 Myrtle St. Medford, Mass.

Major: Food Distribution
Placement: Elm Farm Food Co., Boston,
Mass.

Activities: Food Dist. Club 1, 2, Vice-
President 2; Stosag 1, 2; Shorthorn 1, 2;
Newman Club 1, 2; Stoso 2; Food Dist.
Newsletter 2, Editor

JOAN RACHEL RABINOVITZ

16 Cape Cod Lane Milton, Mass.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: Traynor Flowers of Boston,
Boston, Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2, Pro-
gram Committee 2; Horticulture Show I

EDWARD SAMUEL RIZZOTTO
235 Central St. Hingham, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Brookline Park Dept., Brook-
line Municipal Golf Course, Brookline,
Mass.

Activities: Stosag 1, 2; Shorthorn 1, 2;
Soccer 1, 2; Arbor and Park Club 1, 2;
Canterbury Club 1, 2; Horticulture
Show 1; Assistant Scoutmaster Troop
500, Leverett; Belchertown Volunteer I

43

JAMES J. ROCHA

123 Washington St.

East Bridgewater, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Ridders Golf Course
Activities; Turf Club 1, 2; Rifle Team
1, 2, Captain 2

WINSTON S. SAVILLE Jr.
Becket, Mass.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Beartown State Forest
Activities: Arbor and Park Club 1, 2

SANDRA ANNE ROCHE
120 Beacon St. Marblehead, Mass.

Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: Yankee Beefeater Inn
Activities: Stewards Club 1, 2; Inkeepers

FRED SCHEYHING Jr.

1375 Elm St. West Springfield, Mass.

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Springfield Country Club,

Springfield, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2, President 2;

Horticulture Show 1

DALE STANLEY SANDIN

356 Somers Rd.

East Longmeadow, Mass.^ i

Major: Turf Management

Placement: Longmeadow Country Club,

Longmeadow, Mass.

Activities: Turf Club 1, 2; Horticulture f<

Show 1; Inter-Dorni Sports, Football.ll

Basketball

DAVID JOSEPH SILVIA
Shore Rd. Bourne, Mass.f

Major: Floriculture

Placement; Tucy Brothers, Buzzards Bay,
Mass.

Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2, Secre-
tary 2; Horticulture Show 1; Basketball
1,2; Dorm Club 1,2

44

PETER E. SMALL
102 Harding Lane Chatham, Mass.

Major: Hotel and Restaurant Manage-
ment

Placement: Thompsons Clam Bar, Har-
wichport, Mass.

Activities: Manager, International Food
Technologists Party 1, 2; President's
Christmas Party 1, 2

PAUL SHEA

901 Pleasant St. Framingham, Mass.
Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Centre Landscape, Framing-
ham, Mass.

Activities: Landscape Operations Club
1, 2, Vice-President 1; Student Senate 1

THOMAS R. SOUTHMAYD

36 Glen Rd. Wilmington, Mass.

Major; Animal Science

Placement: Angell Memorial Animal

Hospital

Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;

Newman Club 1, 2; Scuba Club 1, 2;
I Intramural Football 1, 2; Intramural
f Softball 1, 2

MICHAEL ANTHONY SOLLITTO
181 Norton St. East Providence, R. I.
Major: Animal Science
Placement: J. G. Leonardo's Dairy Farm,
East Providence, R. I.
Activities: Animal Science Club 1, 2;
Newman Club 1, 2

RICHARD SWANSON
R.F.D. Colvintown Rd., Coventry, R. I.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Rhode Island Division of
Parks and Recreation
Activities: Arboriculture and Par); Man-
agment Club 1, 2 Secretary-Treasurer 1;
Hort. Show 1; Shorthorn 1; Middlesex
Counselor 2; Dining Hall Counselor 2

HARTLEY SPENCER
Dr. Braley Rd. East Freetown, Mass.
Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: U. S. Forest Service
Activities: Arboriculture and Park Man-
agement Club 1, 2; Forestry Club 2

45

CLEMENT TOURIGNY

74 Abbott St. Gardner, Mass.

Major: Wood Products
Placement: Chairtown Manufacturing
Company, Grafton, Mass.

Activities: Forestry Club 2, Rifle Team
2, University Fire Department 1

WILLIAM A. VASQUEZ
90 Blair Rd. Holbrook, Mass.

Major: Dairy Technology
Placement: Howard Johnson Company,
Brockton, Mass.

Activities: Dormitory Football 1, 2, Dor-
mitory Basketball I, Dairy Technology
Club 1,2

JOHN P. TRAYNOR
176 Babbitt Rd. Bedford Mills, N. Y.
Major: Turf Management
Placement: Fairview Country Club,
Elmsford, New York
Activities: Senior Class President, Stoso
1, 2, Executive Council 2; Senate 1, 2,
Chairman, Budget Committee 2; Short-
horn 1, 2 Stosag 2, Turf Club, Treasurer
1, Program Chairman 2, Horticulture
Show 1, Dormitory Treasurer 1, Intra-
mural Football 1, Intramural Basketball
1, Inter-School Council 2, Commence-
ment Chairman 2,

RONALD P. VITKAUSKAS
37 Johnson St. Millbury, Mass.

Major: Landscape Operations
Placement: Weston Nurseries, Hopkin,-
ton, Mass.

Activities: Landscape Operations Club
2, Chess- Tournament 2, Table Tennis
Tournament 1, 2, Stoso 2

RICHARD TRUESDELL
R.F.D. 1 Shelburne, Mass.

Major: Landscape, Operations
Placement: Mid-Cape Nurseries, West
Dennis, Mass.

Activities: Landscape Operations Club
1; Horticulture Show 1

MICHAEL VON VILLAS
934 East Main Rd. Newport, R. L

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage- <
ment

Placement: State of Rhode Island, Divi-
sion of Parks and Recreation
Activities: Arboriculture and Park Man-
agement Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer
2

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CHARLES WAELDE

22 Irving St. Reading, Mass.

Major: Floriculture
Placement; Eric's Greenhouses
Activities: Floriculture Club 1, 2, Senate;
Horticulture Shov? 1, Interdorm Football,
Scuba Club

ALBERT WAEHLER

M East Maple St. Valley Stream, N. Y.

vlajor: Animal Science

'lacement: Birch Brook Farm, Middle-

ield, Mass.

Activities: Animal Husbandry Club 1, 2

WALTER D. WATERMAN III
1088 Plainfield St. Johnston, R. I.

Vlajor: Landscape Operations
Placement: Lippitt Hill Farm
Activities: Landscape Operations Club
il, 2, Vice-President 2; Horticulture
■Show 1, 4-H Club 2

JOSEPH W. WAGNER

Charlemont Mass.
Major: Animal Science
Placement: Laurel Ridge Farm, Shel-
burne, Mass.

Activities: Animal Husbandry Club 1,
2, 4-H Club 1, 2, Future Farmers of
America 1, 2, Senate 2, Little Interna-
tional 2, Dairy Classic 2

ALFRED G. WILSON Jr.
131 Gilbert Ave. Hamden, Conn.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Yale Golf Course, New
Haven, Conn.
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

EVERETT WALLACE WILBUR
Drew Rd. Plymouth, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement; Roland C. Nickerson State
Forest Park, East Brewster, Mass.
Activities: Arboriculture and Park Man-
agement Club 1, 2, Intramural Cross-
country 1, 2

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ALAN R. WOODBURY
R.F.D. #1 Springfield, Vt.

Major: Floriculture

Placement: V. M. Lundquist & Son,
Woburn, Mass.

Activities: Scuba Club 1, 2; Floriculture
Club 1, 2; Hort. Show 1; Berkshire
Dorm, Assistant Social Director

STEPHEN EDWARD ZOLDAK

460 Pleasant St. Gardner, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Nashua Country Club, Nash-
ua, New Hampshire

Activities: Interdorm Football 1, 2, In-
terdorm Basketball 1, 2, Newman Club
1, 2, Turf Club 1, 2, Horticulture Show
1

RAYMOND P. YELLE Jr.
100 Bay St. Taunton, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Nickerson State Forest Park,
East Brewster, Mass.
Activities: Middlesex Dorm Counselor
2; Rifle Team 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer
2; Basketball 1; Belchertown Project 1;
Shorthorn 1; Stosag 1, 2, Editor 2; Hort.
Show 1; Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2

GEORGE WAYNE ZOPPO
243 Princton St. Holden, Mass.

Major: Turf Management
Placement: Runaway Brook Country
Club, Bolton, Mass.
Activities: Turf Club 1, 2

VICTOR ZIEMBA
Walling Rd. Adams, Mass.l

Major: Animal Science
Placement: Broad Lawn Farms, Adams,!
Mass.

Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Animal Sci-i
ence Club 1, 2

ROBERT C. MENTE
17 Lull St. Islington, Mass.

Major: Arboriculture and Park Manage-
ment

Placement: Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica ^
Plain, Mass.

Activities: Arboriculture and Park Man-^
agement Club 1, 2

SENIORS NOT PICTURED

Benjamin F. Barnes III Peter W. Hollis

Myrtle Street Mendon, Mass. 562 Lincoln Avenue Saugus, Mass.

Joseph W. Benedict David P. Jankowski

89 Newton Street West Boylston, Mass. 622 Parker Street Gardner, Mass.

Frederick L. Buck Carl R. Johnson

434 Pearl Hill Rd. Fitchburg, Mass. Church Street, Box 317 East Harwich, Mass.

Richard F. Buckley Stephen F. Joyce

55 Cross Street Seekonk, Mass. 142 Fulton Street Norwood, Mass.

Curtis D. Chase Frank P. Lattuca Jr.

5 Ryder Street North Dartmouth, Mass. P.O. Box 12 Industry, N.Y.

Paul D. Christo Arthur F. LeBlanc

8 Union Avenue Everett, Mass. 119 School Street Westwood, Mass.

Ralph W. Cook Chester J. Lonczak

23 Jason Street Arlington, Mass. Franklin Street Belchertown, Mass.

Roland E. Creaser Arthur C. Manjourides

24 Cliff Avenue Darien, Conn. 99 Radcliffe Road Belmont, Mass.

John F. Cronin Donald J. O'Brien Jr.

67 Hill Street Auburn, Mass. 18 Chestnut Avenue Leeds, Mass.

Robert F. DeCilio John A. Owen Jr.

7 By-Pass Rd. Lincoln, Mass. Gould Farm Great Barrington, Mass.

Brandt H. Doscher Joseph D. Reardon Jr.

145 Roxbury Road Garden City, N.Y. 103 Bennington Street Springfield, Mass.

James F. Doyle Jr. Richard P. Robbins

11 Grenada Street Worcester, Mass. 134 Brownstone Ridge Meriden, Conn.

Warren A. Fjellman Philip Scott

Backstrad Rd. Millbury, Mass. 22 Evergreen Road Billerica, Mass.

Winthrop Foster Jr. Daniel R. Septelka

53 Prospect Avenue Northampton, Mass. 534 Walpole Street Norwood, Mass.

Norman W. Hayes Phillip H. Simmons

Church Hill CenterviUe, Mass. Middle Street Amherst, Mass.

William R. West
216 Bay Road Hadley, Mass.

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First Row, Left to right: J. Wagner, J. Prentiss, R. Fisher, K. Hughes, A. Clark, A. Wheeler, M.
McGrath, R. Buckley. Second Row: V. Ziemba, A. Blackraer, L. Jarkko, B. L. Ham, S. Brennan, C.
Lubelczyk, R. Daigneault, A. McGroary. Third Row: M. SoUitto, H. Anderson, J. Flanagan, A.
Deinlein, E. Johnson, D. Adams.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: P. Gallant, E. Poison, L. Levellie, J. Tripp, D. Wilcox, S. Downey, J.
Creeger, J. Padula, R. Longo, A. King. Second Row: A. Maldonado, D. Paquin, C. Bourne, E.
Wesson, C. Thompson, R. Wright, D. Black, P. Sybertz, W. Snow, B. Call, D. Howard. Third Row:
P. Gagnon, A. R. Cobb, W. Kadlec, G. Reeves, R. Vizcardo, P. Fields, J. Brewer, W. Haas, S. Morse,
K. Hazard, D. Adams, J. Carlson, R. Fasolo.

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First Row, Left to right: J. Brewer, S. Morse, J. Tripp, D.
Wilcox, J. Wagner, J. Prentiss, R. Fisher, K. Hughes, A.
Clark, A. Wheeler, M. McGrath, R. Buckley, S. Downey, J.
Creeger, J. Padula, P. Field, W. Haas. Second Row: M.
Wesson, D. Howard, C. Thompson, R.- Wright, E. Poison,
V. Ziemba, A. Blackmer, L. Jarkko, B. L. Ham, S. Brennan,
C. Lubelczyk, R. Daigneault, A. McGroary, A. King, R.

Longo, D. Black, P. Sybertz. Third Row: L. Levellie, A.
Maldonado, D. Paquin, W. Kadlec, C. Bourne, M. SoUitto,
H. Anderson, J. Flanagan, A. Deinlein, E. Johnson, D.
Adams, P. Gallant, R. Fasolo, J. Carlson, B. Call. Fourth
Row: G. Reeves, R. Vizcardo, P. Gagnon, A. R. Cobb, D.
R. Adams, K. Hazard, W. Snow.

Animal Science gives one an opportunity
to work with animals and/or related subjects.
Years ago one thought of animal science as
a study of milking cows, feeding chickens,
cutting hay, etc. Today, because of advanced
knowledge, animal science is a study of ge-
netics, physiology, nutrition, and many other
fields. Animal science is a broadening field
which is continuously expanding with the
growth of our nation. A career in animal
science enables one to work with other in-
dustries toward a better tomorrow.

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ARBORICULTURE
AND PARK MANAGEMENT

First Row, Left to right: G. Olsen, R. Peters, A. Manthorne, D. Jankowski, M. Connelly, M. New-
maire, J. Frado, L. Dupray, P. MacAllister, R. Reaser, B. O'Brien, K. Behrendt, P. Herald. Second
Row: M. Von Villas, R. Yelle, S. Frank, R. Swanson, P. Flynn, E. Rizzotto, B. Barnes, R. DeCilio,
R. Mente, W. Lyford, R. Fisher, P. Hollis.

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ARBOR and PARK CLUB

First Row, Left to right: T. Smith, J. Theophane, G. Olson,
R. Peters, J. Ripley, S. Sandell, D. Poulsen, R. Mellor, W.
Byrne, R. Nork, P. Smith, M. Annaeher, N. Taft, E. Jemreta.
Second Row: F. Sobieski, M. Walker, J. LeBlanc, M. Myl-
ryan, T. Sullivan, A. Manthorne, D. Jankowski, M. Connelly,
M. Newmaire, J. Frado, L. Dupray, P. MacAUister, R.
Creaser, B. O'Brien, K. Behrendt, P. Herald, M. Sroka, P.

Van Wormer, D. Tedford, G. Gentile, W. Cowley. Third
Row: S. Vittum, L. Lincoln, D. Jones, M. Von Villas, G.
DriscoU, C. Frank, R. Swanson, P. Flynn, E. Rizzotto, B.
Barnes, W. Lyford, R. Fisher, P. Hollis, P. Carlson, R. Green,
P. Damon, B. Phillbrick, L. Palmer, P. Johnson. Fourth Row:
G. O'Brien, J. Richardson, R. DeCilio, R. Welch, G. Heath,
D. Cougle.

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DAIRY TECHNOLOGY

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right: G. Converse, S. Quinn, J. Gumming, W. Vasquez. Second Row: R.
Blakeslee, P. Johnston, D. Calverly, J. Hagerty.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: R. Kubiak, J. Dolan, D. Allessio, R. Hoelzer. Second Row: J. Barrus,
B. Leach, J. Lawrence, D. Glennie, R. Murray.

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DAIRY TECHNOLOGY CLUB

First Row, Left to right: J. Dolan, G. Converse, S. Quinn, J. Gumming, W. Vasquez, D. Allessio.
Second Row: B. Leach, R. Blakeslee, P. Johnston, D. Caverly, J. Hagerty, R. Hoelzer. Third Row: R.
Kubiak, J. Barrus, J. Lawrence, D. Glennie, R. Murray.

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FLORICULTURE

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right; P. Heinrich, F. Mazza, J. Robinowitz, R, MacKenzie. Second Row: R.
Hersey, A. Bakker, M. Davis, R. Nihan, A. Woodbury, J. Silvia. Third Row: N. Lish, R. Lapinski,
F. Poitras, C. Waelde. Fourth Row: P. Lewis, R. Churchill, A. Buckley, W. Matthews, V. Norrmann.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: S. Gifford, L. Slack, J. Bratton, B. Burbank. Second Row: T. Monahan,
R. Swanson, L. Glushien, G. Lucas, S. Kalishman. Third Row: D. Calder, R. Anderson, C. Wheeler,
E. Bingham. Fourth Row: G. Pendleton, B. Eisenhower, A. Erickson.

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First Row, Left to right; L. Slack, S. Gifford, B. Burbank, J. Bratton. Second Row: T. Monahan, G.
Pendleton, L. Glushien, P. Heinrich, F. Mazza, J. Robinowitz, R. MacKenzie, S. Kalishman, G.
Lucas. Third Row: D. Calder, R. Hersey, A. Bakker, M. Davis, R. Nihan, A. Woodbury, J. Silvia,

B. Eisenhower. Fourth Row; A. Erickson, R. Anderson, N. Lish, R. Lapinski, F. Poitras, C. Waelde,

C. Wheeler. Fifth Row: R. Swanson, P. Lewis, R. Churchill, A. Buckley, V. Norrmann, E. Bingham.

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RESTAURANT and HOTEL
MANAGEMENT

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right: P. Chri&to, S. Roche, S. Elmont, J. Halunen, J. Pollard. Second
Row: J. Benedict, R. Lavoie, J. Bernard, A. Manjourides, R. Mayo, D. Greenstein.
Third Row: D. Septelka, W. Foster, F. Lattuca, P. Small.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: W. Harte, P. Langevin, G. Bundy, M. Housman, J. DeMarino.
Second Row: K. Gustafson, J. Sokolowski, A. Backry, W. McCormick, A. Ingham.
Third Row: J. Mariano, R. Warnicke, A. Busher.

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The need for managers in the restaurant
and hotel industry arises from the vocational
opportunities flowing out of the industry;
an industry so important in the economic
life of Massachusetts and the country as a
whole. This training, on a professional level,
is encouraged by the able and forward-look-
ing leaders of the hotel and restaurant
profession.

First Row, Left to right: P. Langevin, G. Bundy, P. Christo, S. Roche, S. Elmont, J. Halunen, A.
Backry, M. Housman, J. Pollard, J. DeMarino. Second Row: J. Sokolowski, W. McCormick, J.
Benedict, R. Lavoie, J. Bernard, A. Manjourides, R. Mayo, J. Mariano, D. Greenstein, A. Busher.
Third Row: W. Harte, K. Gustafson, D. Septelka, W. Foster, F. Lattuca, P. Small, A. Ingham,
R. Warnicke.

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FOOD DISTRIBUTION

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right: M. Burke, T. Kelly, J. Riordan. Second Row: S. Joyce,
D. Hunter, W. Fjellman.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: R. Prior, P. McClain, B. Fleming, R. Bates. Second Row:
A. Bowles, J. Aloisi, W. Nooth, J. Colburn, A. Dutra.

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First Row, Left to right: R. Prior, R. Bates, B. Fleming. Second Row: P. McClain, M. Burke, T.
Kelly, J. Riordan, A. Dutra. Third Row: A. Bowles, J. Alois, W. Nooth, S. Joyce, D. Hunter, J.
Colburn, W. Fjellman.

The Food Distribution program combines
course work in business management with
specialized and technical training in food
sciences and economics. The instruction pro-
gram includes buying, handling, warehousing,
packaging, and merchandising of food prod-
ucts. Case studies from the retail food
industry are used extensively as are field
trips and visiting authorities from the lead-
ing firms in the field.

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Poultry Science

First Row, Left to tight: R. Charlton, A. Ben David, P. McClain, J. Austin, S. Fishman. Second
Row: T. Merikanto, W. West, R. Perry.

This course combines a well
balanced practical approach with
the latest scientific methods to assure
the student a well rounded educa-
tion.

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S. Birch, R. Tinkham, D, Birnie.

First Row, Left to right: D. Birnie, A. Ben David, P. McClain, R. Tinkham, R. Charlton, S. Fishman.
Second Row: J. Austin, T. Merikanto, S. Birch, W. West, R. Perry.

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LANDSCAPE OPERATIONS

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right: B. Miller, R. Robbins, P. Shea, R. Vitkauskas, W. Fornaro, A. Cyr, W.
Waterman, A. Buckley. Second Row : J. Owen, P. Simmons, J. Barrett, W. Mathews, V. Norrmann,
J. Berks, A. Divver, R. Truesdell.

FRESHMEN

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First Row, Left to right: C. Alexander, R. Hall, J. Grohman, P. Nugent, S. Moreau, W. Burzenski,
D. Law. Second Row: D. Tordoff, J. Michalko, R. Sanger, G. Prevost, R. Prevost, R. Maxcy, M.
Vanderpol, B. Reed, J. Devereux, M. Powers.

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LANDSCAPE OPERATIONS CLUB

First Row, Left to right: D. Tordoff, M. Powers, D. Law, C. Alexander, R. Hall, J. Grohman, P.
Nugent, S. Moreau, W. Burzenski, J. Michalko. Second Row: Mr. Harold Mosher (advisor), A.
Divver; B. Miller, R. Robbins, P. Shea, R. Vitkauskas, B. Fornaro, A. Cyr, W. Waterman, B. Reed,
J. Devereux. Third Row: R. Sanger, R. Maxcy, J. Owen, P. Simmons, J. Barrett, W. Mathews, J.
Berks, R. Truesdell, M. Vanderpol.

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TURF MAINTENANCE

SENIORS

First Row, Left to right: J. Martin, R. Chalifour, D. Sandin,
P. Begley, W. Jefferson, G. Peters, F. Scheyhing, J. Rocha,
J. Madden, J. Traynor, A. Martin, C. Amorim. Second Row:
P. Lucas, B. Haworth, R. Anderson, G. Machado, L. Mail-

loux, J. McCarthy, R. Gonyea, W. Byers, A. Wilson, D.
Discenza, R. Coffey. Third Row: G. Gorton, C. Chase, M.
Haskell, D. Daigle, P. Scott, S. Zoldak, J. Macdonald, D.
O'Brien, A. Moriarty, W. Zoppo.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: S. Sablak, Roy French, R. Brown,
J. Garrett, J. Williams, J. Ward, J. Coffey, G. Brothers, T.
Wojcik. Second Row: B. Roberts, B. Earle, Rick French, J.
Boldebook, P. Johnson, P. Sicard, B. McGuire, D. Darling,

P. Gorman, A. Clarkson, J. Ellis. Third Row; C. Scott, R.
Bater, B. Cowan, J. Cole, A. Hunter, H. Frenette, E. Wiacek,
C. Capozzi, A. Bachand, P. Bass.

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TURF MAINTENANCE CLUB

First Row, Left to right; S. Sablak, J. Garrett, J. Martin, R.
Chalifour, D. Sandin, P. Begley, W. Jefferson, G. Peters, F.
Scheyhing, J. Rocha, J. Madden, J. Traynor, A. Martin, C.
Amorim, J. Williams, J. Ward, J. Coffey, G. Brothers. Sec-
ond Row: R. French, B. Earle, P. Lucas, B. Haworth, R.
Anderson, G. Machado, L. Mailloux, J. McCarthy, R. Gonyea,
W. Byers, A. Wilson, D. Discenza, R. Coffey, P. Sicard, J.

Ellis, P. Gorman, T. Wojcik. Third Row: J. Boldebook, R.
Brown, R. French, G. Gorton, C. Chase, M. Haskell, D.
Daigle, P. Scott, S. Zoldak, J. Macdonald, D. O'Brien, A.
Moriarty, W. Zoppo, D. Darling, C. Kapazzi, A. Clarkson.
Fourth Row: B. Roberts, C. Scott, B. Cowen, P. Bass, P.
Johnson, C. Capozzi, R. Bator, H. Frenette, J. Cole, A.
Hunter, E. Wiacek, B. McGuire.

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WOOD TECHNOLOGY

SENIORS

Left to tight: F. McClute, C. Touiigny, R. Porter, E. Bailey, J. Reardon, J. Amidon.

FRESHMEN

First Row, Left to right: J. Rowse, J. Cockroft, R. Schoonover, A. Guertin, P. Mabie, G. Schonbeck,
R. Barrows. Second Row: G. West, D. Nutbrown, R. Gassett, K. Stewart, S. Cobb, J. Kalapiuski,
W. McKeon, M. Shaw.

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First Row, Left to right: J. Rowse, G. West, J. Cockroft, R. Schoonover, A. Guertin, P. Mabie, G.
Schonbeck, J. Kalapinski, R. Barrows, M. Shaw.

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HORTICULTURE

First Row, Left to right: D. Reid, D. Larochelle, G. Marshall.
Second Row: A. Vosburgh, C. Koines, R. Bergstrom, T. Napoli.

One of our newer courses combining Pomology and Olericulture as the
one major of Horticulture ( Fruit and Vegetable Crops ) . Courses emphasize
the principles of plant growth, cultural practices, economic principles and
marketing procedures that are called for to meet the needs of modern agri-
cultural methods. Unlimited facilities are offered, including greenhouses
equipped for commercial operation, laboratories for today's modern research,
and controlled atmospheric storage.

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Organizations

First Row, Left to right: J. Traynor; A. Cyr; J. Barrett, Treasurer; M. Burke, Vice-President; S.
Elmont, President; R. MacCIure; B. Philbrick; N. Taft; A. Bowles. Second Row: T. Napoli; J.
Michalko; C. Koines; J. Camming; L. Jarkho; S. GiiiFord; P. Mabie; M. Rossi; L. Slack; R. Lavie;
J. Padula; C. Lubelcyzk, Third Row: R. Gassett; C. Waelde; V. Norrmann; J. Hagerty. Missing:
M. Bicknell, Secretary.

In the Senate each major, club, and organization is
represented, enabling each student to have a voice in our
school's student government. All of its activities are
co-ordinated in coinmittees.

This year many improvements were made to our
"cinder block" dormitories and once again, due to the
Senate's hard efforts, the Sno-Ball proved very successful.

Its functions are many and varied but are always
directed toward improving the academic and social
affairs of the student.

President, Steve Elmont

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COMMITTEES

Budget

Peter McClain — Chairman
John Traynor
John Barrett

Athletic

Richard Porter -
Peter Bass
Michael Burke

■ Chairman

Public Relations

Chairman

Charles Koines -
Norman Taft
Marcia Bicknell

Student Activities

Chairman

Vincent Norman
Albert Cyr
Sue Gifford
Judith Brewer

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Jealousy!

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Front Row, Left to right: S. Elmont; A. Cyr; M. Burke; D. Calverly, Treasurer; J. Frado, President;
G. Peters, Secretary; R. Vitkauskas, Vice-President; J. Riordan. Second Row: J. Traynor; C. Koines;
L. Jarkho; V. Norrmann; M. Rossi; T. Kelly; A. Bowles. Third Row: J. Barrett; P. Johnson; B.
Buckley; B. Blakely. Missing: D. Septelka, Corresponding Secretary; A. Dutra; A. Bakker; M.
Bicknell; A. LeBlanc; J. Flanagan.

Secretary Gerald Peters, Robert Blakeslee, Al Buckley, President
John Frado, Vice-President Roland Vitkauskas.

Early in 1962, in an attempt to establish
a better relationship between the Stock-
bridge School and the University, the
Stockbridge Service Organization was
formed. Working closely with the four-
year counterpart, Alpha Phi Omega, Stoso
has engaged in several projects which have
greatly benefited the campus community.
Nearly all of the Stockbridge functions
are either sponsored or assisted by Stoso.
This past year Stoso worked with R.S.O.
in an effort to co-ordinate the activities of
hundreds of Recognized Student Organi-
zations on campus. One of the largest
projects Stoso completed this year was
raising funds for the awarding of four-
one-hundred dollar scholarships to Stock-
bridge students.

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Fred Scheyhing asks where Dean Jeffrey's office is!

At your service!

Freshmen members elected at the annual Progress Banquet are: First Row, Left to right:
A. Dutra, A. King, R. Flemming, R. Bates, A. Bowles. Second Row: R. Kubiak, R.
McGuire, L. Slack, M. Housman, W. Nooth, C. Wheeler. Third Row: D. Howard, J.
Cockroft, P. Mabie, M. Anacker.

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STOSAGir ^(^\HuT

First Row, Left to right: G. Converse, F. Mazza, R. Yelle, B. Burbank, J. Riordoan, J. Padula, E.
Rizzotto. Second Row: J. Traynor, J. Cummings, A. Cyr, J. Barrett, V. Norman, L. Jarkko,
J. Berks, M. Davis, B. Buckley.

When you look through these
pages in future years and are re-
minded of the two most important
years of your life then we, the
editors and staff, have been success-
ful. We hope you enjoy our book
of memories.

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Editor Ray Yelle — our hard-working hero!

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Copy Editor Fran Mazza and Art Editor
Al Bakker — Fran mispelled her own
name.

John Barrett, Assistant Editor Jim Berks, and Special Events Editor Al Cyr — who
do they think they're fooling?

Jack of all trades, Ed Rizzotto — dependable!

Advisor, Mr. Goddard -
coffee break!

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'^^^ I SHORTHORN ' f ^J '-^

First Row, Left to right: J. Traynot, F. Mazza, Dean Fred P. Jeffrey, A. Cyr, B. Burbank, J. Riordan.
Second Row: J. Berks, E. Rizzotto, R. Swanson.

A vital link between faculty and students and
between student and student is the Shorthorn. One
might learn of a placement opportunity, the life
history of a professor, or of the time and place of a
club meeting. This is the third year and the best so
far, of publication for the Shorthorn and its newness
coupled with inexperience in the staff have held its
scope primarily to social and athletic affairs. Age and
added depth will surely give the Shorthorn a more
comprehensive view of campus and student affairs.

Editor, Al Cyr

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Volumne 3

Number 17

Corresponding Sec.: Ronnie Swanson

Business Manager: Alfred Bakker

Campus Life Editor: Frances Mazza

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Editor: Al Cyr
Co-Editor: Charles Wheeler
Sports Editor: Tony Divver

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JUDICIARY

First Row, Left to right: A. Cyr, L. Slack, F. McClure.
Second Row: N. Taft, J. Padula.

The Judiciary is formed in the pattern of the American Judicial
Court, that is the defendant is innocent until proven otherwise. The
benefits to members of the Judiciary and students are numerous because
students are judging students and there is a greater understanding of
the offenses. We feel that the Judiciary not only promotes better stu-
dent discipline but also teaches the students the true meaning of
American Government. As stated by our late President, John F.
Kennedy, "The future of America lies in the hands of the new genera-
tion, which is you, thus we must improve our moral standards through
learning and fair judgment."

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LEAR

First Row, Left to right: R. Yelle, A. Buckley, D. Greenstein, A. Blackmer, J. Peters. Second
Row: J. Doyle, B. Johnston, A. Cyr, P. Scott, B. Haworth. Third Row: P. Johnson, B. Blakes-
lee, R. Churchill, A. Moriarty, F. Scheyhing, C. Frank.

The Stockbridge Honor Society, Lear, is composed of senior students who have
maintained a quality point average of 3.4 or better during the first three semesters.
Membership in this group represents the highest scholastic award from the Stockbridge
School. Those names which appear here are placed in the order of rank.

Bruce Randall Johnson Wood Utilization

Alfred Merrill Blackmer Animal Science

Gerald James Peters Turf Management

John James Frado . Arboricultiure and Park Management
David Greenstein ... Restaiurant and Hotel Management

William Edward Byers Turf Management

Fred Scheyhing, Jr Turf Management

Albert Normand Cyr Landscape Operations

Charles Lawrence Frank Arboriculture and Park

Management
Paul Patrick Johnston Dairy Technology

Arthur Edward Moriarty Turf Management

Robert Roland Blakeslee Dairy Technology

Raymond Paul Yelle, Jr. Arboriculture and Park

Management

Philip Scott Turf Management

David Bruce Haworth Turf Management

Richard Clark Churchill, Jr Floriculture

Malcolm Nelson Haskell, Jr Turf Management

Allan Roy Mackintosh Turf Management

Richard Francis Buckley Animal Science

James Francis Doyle, Jr Wood Utilization

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ALPHA TAU GAMMA

First Row, Left to right: R. Perry, D. Jankowski, N. Hayes, C. Johnson, "Ma", W. Lyford, S.
Elmont, F. Buck, E. Toombs, E. Mathews. Second Row: D. Howard, T. Sullivan, G. Lukas, B.
O'Brien, R. Hall, C. Bourne, T. Napoli, J. Dimock, G. Gentile, R. Callen, D. Spencer. Third Row:
E. Bingham, B. Reed, D. Paquin, J. Crowell, A. Manjourides, C. Koines, P. Christo, R. Robbins,
J. P. Kruglewicz.

Alpha Tau Gamma was founded at the University of Massachusetts
in 1919. It was founded by, and exclusively for, Stockbridge School
students. It is a close link between the two-year and the four-year
students being active participants in all inter-fraternity events.

The green and gold has shown itself to be a true social fraternity
with their frequent parties and exchange suppers with University and
Stockbridge sororities. They have also invited Stockbridge professors to
dinner. This is a means of creating a good relationship between the
faculty, the student body, and the fraternity.

This year A.T.G. initiated a building fund. They have received a
tremendous response from the alumni and hope to have a new
fraternity house by 1970. With their alumni rejuvenated, there is much
to expect in the years ahead.

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SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA

First Row, Left to right: J. Brewer, P. Field, L. Jarkko, S. Gifford, S. Brennan. Second Row:
Advisor Mrs. M. DuBois, S. Morse, M. Housman, M. Rossi, L. Slack, S. Pisher.

Sigma Sigma Alpha is the first Stockbridge
sorority and was founded only recently in
February 1964. Those responsible for its begin-
ning were: Lila Jarkko '64, Victoria Wheeler
'63, Valerie Coleman '63. The purpose of Sigma
Sigma Alpha is to stimulate scholastic excel-
lence, provide a social organization for Stock-
bridge women and encourage women to enter
the field of agriculture.

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First Row, Left to right: B. Reed, R. Hall, C. Alexander, M. Burke, J. Barrett, R. Mayo, A. Cyr, C.
Bourne. Second Row: W. Nooth, J. Dolan, A. King, J. Carlson, M. Athanas, J. Colburn, R. Maxey,
D. Tordoff. Third Row: Manager J. Berks, Coach S. Kosakowski.

SOCCER

Mike Burke — Outstanding Member

Captain Robert Mayo thanking Coach
Kosakowski.

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Eight lettermen returned to form the nucleus
of a potentially great soccer team. It appeared
that this team could get up and really go. How-
ever, this potential was never fully recognized
due to lack of practice time, lack of depth, or
lack of previous experience. More often than
get up and go, the team couldn't quite catch,
losing, when it did, by only narrow margins for
a record of 1-4-1.

A large number of freshmen are returning,
and with the great spirit they've shown, next
year's team should have a more successful
season. More important, they will benefit, as
the teams past, in a feeling of comradeship and
sportsmanship.

strategy

all set to go

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Stockbridge

FINAL SCORE

0 Deerfield 4

Stockbridge 2 Mount Vernon

Stockbridse 0 U of Mass Frosh 4

Stockbridge 0 Deerfield 1

Stockbridge 0 U of Mass J.V 1

Stockbridge

1 Hopkins 1

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Kneeling, Left to right: P. Johnson, E. Mathews, J. Barrett, Co-Captain J. Halunen, R. Charlton, W.
Nooth, A. Guertin. Standing: Coach Berquist, V. Ziemba, W. West, K. Stewart, A. Hunter, J. Silvia,
E. Carpenter, A. Dutra, P. Johnson.

BASKETBALL

Jerry McCarthy — Outstanding Member.

Co-Captains John Halunen and Jerry McCarthy with Coac
Berquist.

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November 12th was the beginning of one of
Stockbridge's most successful basketball seasons. That was
the first day the team met and soon after forty players
turned out for the first practice. The turnout was led by
co-captains Jerry McCarthy and John Halunen and seven
seniors. The tough job of selecting the fifteen-man team
was left to Coach Berquist.

The team was characterized by a fine show of spirit.
After losing its opening game to Northampton Com-

mercial College the team bounced back to beat Windsor
Mountain for the start of a four game winning streak.
When the season ended the team's record was ten wins
and four losses.

Congratulations and thanks to Coach Berquist for the
excellent job of coaching the team to such a successful
season. High scorers Hunter and Nooth will be back
next year giving promise of another fine season.

Hunter at the
free throw line.

Rebound

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WON 10 LOST 4

Stockbridge 74

Stockbridge 49

Stockbridge 80

Stockbridge 66

Stockbridge 79

Stockbridge 78

Stockbridge 72

Stockbridge 66

Stockbridge 89

Stockbridge 102

Stockbridge 87

Stockbridge 57

Stockbridge 76

Stockbridge 79

Northampton Commercial College 88

Windsor Mountain School 41

Northampton Commercial College . . 79

Winchendon School 57

Athol YMCA 64

Holyoke Junior College 82

Cornwall Academy 61

Northampton Commercial College 68

Mount Hermon School J.V 76

Worcester Junior College 79

Winchendon School 75

UMass Freshman 80

Nathaniel Hawthorne College 69

Holyoke Junior College 65

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First Row, Left to right: C. Frank, R. Porter, H. Anderson, C. Tourigny, R. Yelle. Second Row: R.
Gassett, S. Dicks, G. Hodson, B. Annese, Coach Marchant, G. Schonbeck, P. Mabie, M. Powers,
D. Black.

Jim Rocha — Outstanding Member.

Captain Richard Porter thanking Coach Mar-
chant.

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Targeteers Down Pups

Stockbridge Over Yale

With an overall record of nine wins and
three losses it has turned out to be the finest
year so far for the 'targeteers.' Impressive
victories were scored over the Yale and Univ.
of Mass. Freshmen. Against Yale an all-time
high scoring record of 1389 was made.

Jim Rocha was the team's "big gun' this
season. Other standouts include seniors Richard
Porter, Harold Anderson, Clem Tourigny, and
freshmen Steve Dicks and Jim Annese.

There are three matches remaining and each
of these encounters will prove difficult but the
team is eagerly waiting their arrival in order to
scratch up three more victories. A win over
Dartmouth will enable Coach Marchant to say
once again, "A winning year over the ivy-league
contingent."

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A little fuzzy.

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behind the scenes.

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Helpful assistance
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RIFLE TEAM

POSTAL MATCHES

Stockbridge 1343

Stockbridge 1318

Stockbridge 1339

Stockbridge 1307

Stockbridge 1389

Stockbridge 1329

U. of Wyoming Forfeit

New York State U Forfeit

St. Bona venture U. of N. Y 1290

Alliance College 1349

U. of Idaho Forfeit

Nasson College 1387

SHOULDER-TO-SHOULDER MATCHES

Stockbridge 1350

Stockbridge 1389

Stockbridge 1331

Stockbridge 1324

Stockbridge 1338

Stockbridge 1382

Northeastern U. Freshmen Forfeit

UMass Freshmen 1292

U, of Rhode Island Freshmen .... 1319

Yale Freshmen :. 1266

Trinity College Freshmen 1359

Boston College Freshmen Forfeit

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First Row, Left to right: T. Cronin, M. Connelly, M. Athanas, R. French, T. M. Burke. Second Row:
J. Michaalko, R. Callen, D. Brown, K. Steede, D. Anderson, P. Langelier, D. Tedford, P. MacAllister,
B. Nihan, Coach S. Kosakowski.

HOCKEY

Captain Matt Connelly — Outstanding Member with Coach John Faucette.

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This year Stockbridge School made large strides towards permanently establishing
a hockey team. A meeting was called in December by Steve Kosakowski and all interested
players were to report to Curry Hicks Cage, Room 9. More than forty students showed
up and Steve explained some of the problems the team was up against and what was
expected of them as players. He introduced them to their new coach, Mr. Faucette, a
University graduate. Because of the prolonged warm weather no definite practice date
was set and it wasn't until January that the first practice was held.

Considering the limited amount of practice time that they had, the Stockbridge
hockey team did very well. Three games were scheduled. They lost two by very close
scores, one to the University freshmen and one to Mount Hermon but were victorious
over Deerfield Academy 4-2.

The advent of a University-owned rink and consequently more practice and an
enlarged schedule will lead to increasing success for the Stockbridge skaters.

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Stockbridge Campus
X-Country Champs

Everett Wilbur for a first.

This year's Stockbridge cross country
team emerged as campus champs in intra-
mural cross country. Led by Captain
Everett Wilbur, a powerful Stockbridge
team placed six men in the top ten to
capture individual and team honors in
the annual intramural cross country meet
held Saturday, November 2, 1963. The
rain-soaked course slowed Wilbur so that
his winning time of 7:27.7 was well be-
hind the record he set last year. Following
Everett in close second was Robert
Charlton and a tie for fifth by Bud Back-
ery and Wendell Nooth.

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Wilbur and Charlton
at the halfway mark.

Backery and Nooth coming in for a fifth
place tie.

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Special Events, Dorm
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This year, as in the past, the annual Sno-Ball Dance was one of the big highlights of
the Winter Carnival Weekend. Everyone there enjoyed the evening, dancing to the fine
music of Bobby Kaye and his orchestra along with female vocalist Conni Vignone.
Among the guests who attended were President and Mrs. Lederle, Dean and Mrs. Field,
and Dean and Mrs. Jeffrey.

The climax of the evening was the selection and crowning of the Queen and her
Court. Dean Jeffrey crowned the Queen.

To all who attended, the Sno-Ball proved to add to the completeness of the weekend
festivities.

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The Queen and her Court

Left to right: Miss Sandy Charron, Miss Anne Dennehy, Miss Sandy Vauglin ■
the queen. Miss Marcia Bicknell, and Miss Susan Randolph.

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The Progress Banquet annually proves to
be the biggest school event. This year was
no exception. The largest number of stu-
dents in the school's history received scholas-
tic awards, much to the pleasure of Dean
Jeffrey. 'S' Awards were given to all the
athletic team members and the student body
made their presentation to the outstanding
professor and dedicated the yearbook. Prog-
ress indeed; for every year the list of awards
lengthens in which encouragement and rec-
ognition are given for high scholastic and
athletic ability and also outstanding student
participation in extra-curricular activities.

Professor Joseph Troll receiving the Outstanding
Professor Award from John Traynor, Senior Class
President.

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Dean Jeffrey presenting Daniel Adams
with a C. H. Hood Scholarship.

Alan King, Jim Padula, Albert
Cyr, and Vincent Norrman re-
ceiving the Stoso Scholarships
from Stoso's Treasurer, Dave
Calverly. It looks like Al Cyr is
already planning what to spend
his on.

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Stop & Shop Vice-President,
Mr. Charles R. Carroll pre-
senting Thomas Kelly with
the Stop & Shop Scholarship.

Ray Yelle, yearbook editor, officially dedicates the '64
Stosag to Professor Alden Tuttle.

Bruce Johnson, the senior with the highest quality
point average, receives the New York Farmers'
Scholarship from Dean Jeffrey.

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Mike Burke, one of the four
recipients of Athletic Outstanding
Member Awards, receiving his
trophy from Coach Kosakowski.

Coach John Marchant pre?
seating the Rifie 'S' Awards

1964 LITTLE INTERNATIONAL

The 24th Little International Livestock Show was presented at Grinnel Arena
by the Animal Husbandry Club. Participants were the Stockbridge Animal Science
Seniors and the University Animal Science Juniors. The show this year was
dedicated to DAMSEL, the foundation mare of the University Morgan Horse band.

In the Little International, students are judged on their ability to prepare, fit,
and show an animal of their choice that they have worked with for six weeks prior
to the show. Individual winners in the beef, sheep, swine, and horse classes are
awarded prizes and ribbons for their accomplishments in the show.

In addition to the hilarious "Coed Milking Contest", a new special event was
instigated this year. The "Greased Pig Contest" enlivened the show and was
enjoyed by all — except the participating exhausted pigs.

The show serves a dual purpose in that it promotes a spirit of competition and
sportsmanship among the students and serves as a classroom aide in giving the
students a chance to put their 'learnings' into practice.

PREMIER SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST

John Prentice — Premier Showman

Richard Buckley — Reserve Premier Showman

Chester Lubelczyk — Honorable Mention

FIRST PLACE WINNERS

Swine — Chester Lubelczyk
Sheep, Shropshire — Pauline Rivard
Beef, Angus — John Flanagan
Beef, Herefords — Fred Blackmer
Beef Final — John Flanagan
Horses, Morgan — Richard Buckley

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Richard Buckley — Reserve Premier Showman

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a humble activity, and tolerates shoddmess in philosophy because philosophy
is an exaulted activity, will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy.
Neither its' pipes nor its' theories will hold water."

John W. Garner, President of the Carnegie Foundation

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The following people have contributed greatly to
the success of the 1964 Stosag and to them we extend
our sincere thanks:

to Professor George Goddard, Stosag advisor, for
generously giving many hours of assistance.

to all the students of Stockbridge for their co-
operation.

to Dean Jeffrey and his ofEce staff for their many
suggestions and favors.

to the Grenier-Ducharme Studio for their co-op-
eration and excellent photographs.

to all the members of the Student Activities Office
for assisting us with many problems.

to all the members of the University News Office
for their suggestions and photographs.

to Bob Surrette of the University Collegian Staff
for his assistance and photographs.

and to all others who have in any way contributed
to make this yearbook a success.

— Yearbook Stajf

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