The 1941 Babsonian. - Babson College

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FREDERICK HARDY BCTTERFIELD
~5 ;\Ilstnn Place, Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Objective:
Sales and Production
RXjJeriellce :
Fitchburg Cooperative Bank
S/Jecial Trail/ill/!,:
Finance; Production; and Distribution
Educatioll:
Tabor Acadrmy: Bowdoin Collrgr; Babson Institute
uf Business Administration, Babson Park, ~1ass.
f7xtracurricuiar Activities:
Zeta Psi Basketball, Tennis, Gler Club, Swimming,
Bowdoin College; Social Activities Committee,
Student Executive Committee, Alpha Delta Sigma,
Babson Institute
Persollal Data:
Age ~22; Singk; Hright 6"./'; Weight 185
BACK( ~R()lJ.'-JD
Butterfield attended high school in Fitchburg, Massachusetts,
and after graduating, attended Tabor Academy
in preparatiun for college. He then entered Bowdoin
College in Maine intending to major in Economics and
Government. However, he decided that he would rather
attend a business school and receiv(' practical tralI1lI1g
than graduate from a liberal arts schuol. He then entrred
Babson Institute in the two-year course.
PRACTICAL TRAINI;\'G
Butterfield has spent two summers in the Fitchburg
Cooperative Bank, working in all drpartments and getting
a general knowlrdgr of coopnativr banking. His
desire to enter the businrss field is natural sincf' the men
on both sides of his family havf' been businf'ss men.
Thr wood pulp manufacturing equipment business
holds high interest for Butterfield and while he was at
Babson Institute. he made a ten-year statistical survey of
this field.
THE Bl'SI:,\ESS MAN
Butterfield is a dependable and courteous individual.
His conversation is always intdligent and his great sense'
of humor has made him numerous friends at Babson
Institute. Presrnting a pleasing appearance and possessed
of an excdlent character, plus his tireless capacity
to work, make Fred Butterfirld the' type of young man
that most business organizations seek. He has devoted
considerable time to the 'v\elfare of the Babson Institute
student body by his active participation in student gove'rnment.