Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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XX , is , wg- f N if 'T .-qw Alice J. Cullinan Cully has endeared herself to so many people in so many different ways during the past four years, that it seems almost unnecessary to attempt to laud her here. Such an engaging personality, refreshing sense of humor and unbounded depth of loyalty could only bring her what We all hope will be hers-the very happiest existence. Dramatic Club '32, '33, '34, '35: Treasurer of Dorm '35: Head of Hiking '33: l-lead of Swimming '34, '35: Class Vice-President '3Z: Basketball '33, '34, '35, Hockey '34, '35. Harold W. Cummings Good taste is l-larold's strong point. Good taste in all things-cars, clothes, actions and companions. Reserved and attentive in manner, Harold seldom speaks till he has something worthwhile to say. Poised and self-assured, he seems to have already learned how to meet life successfully. Soccer '32, '34: Baseball '32-'35: Mohawks '31,-'35: SAX Staff. Evelyn F. Davis Willard Evelyn is a quiet studious girl who realizes the value of doing all things Well. She reserves, though, a wealth of high spirits for close friends as members of JA. can testify. We'll Wager they'll never forget the night after training. Glee Club '32-'34: Nature Club '34, '35. H. Davis No one in school has worked harder than Bill Davis. How he ever managed to do all his extra curricula activities and still make EPSILON PI TAU is a miracle. How the school is ever going to get along without him will be another miracle, but some superintendent is going to be lucky to get him on his staff. Epsilon Pi Tau Sec.: Gaveleers: Art Club Pres.: Dramatic Club: Orchestra: Band: Typographical Society: SAXIFRAGE Board. lZ3l

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John Cogoli John Cogoli is a big man and no part of him is out of proportion. It takes an oversized shoe to cover his foot, an oversized hat to cover his brains and an over-sized coat to hold his good-Will. I-le is undoubtedly built to do big things, and Whatever tries to stop him had better look out for its health. Dramatic Club '34: Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35: Typo- graphical Society, President. Agnes T. Conlon Ag is the cheerful and carefree member of the Clinton Triumvirate-nothing ever spoils her good nature. Noon hour in the library the students get service with a smile from Agnes. We are confident that she will go places in her field capably armed as she is with its essential qualifications. John Connors Charles Serious minded, staunch and dependable, you can't look at John Connors Without knowing that he means What he says, and, what's more, that he can back it up. Red says that he can't be certain of getting a teaching job, but he's mighty sure that he'll have some kind of a job, and his friends are sure that the man who employs him will be lucky. Glee Club '32: Gaveleer '32-'3-4: President M. S. A. '34: President Dorm Council '34-3 Baseball '33, '34, L. Corkum Charlie is a man who goes his Way without an aye, yes, or no to any one. Luckily his way is usually the right way, but right or Wrong, he can give a good reason for it. Accord- ing to Hoover, rugged individualism made America's fortune, and here's hoping that it will do the same for Charlie, Mohawksg Soccer '33, '35, l27l

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Donald E. Domina Did you ever hear of an even-tempered red-headed lrish- man? Rare as they are, F. T. C. possesses one in the person of Don Domina. Biologist, mathematician, superb dancer, business manager extraordinary-just a few of the sobriquets applicable to Donnie lf this doesn't land you a job 'iDon, nothing will! Mohawks '34-'35: Business Manager SAX. Rachel C. Dormin We admire you, Rachel, for your dramatic ability, your sense of humor, and your ability to so capably stand up for your rights. Qualities such as these will not go unrecognized, and will be the impetus behind your future success. Dramatic Club '32-'34, Anne T Dunleavy A To know Anne is enough to make us appreciate the merry side of life. Anne's redeeming qualities of good-heartedness and honesty will safely take her through life in anything she may attempt, Geography Club '32, '33, '34: Hockey '34, '35, Ellzabefh L. Ellis Deeply interested in art, practical as well as fine, Ellis has the distinction of being the author of our class song: one of our more persistent knitters, and a wood finisher of note. Rea cently, however, Ellis has acquired a Ford which, when filled to overflowing with co-eds, reminds us of the celebrated Fresh Air Taxi Cab. Geography Club '3Z: Nature Club '34. '35: Hockey '32, lZ9l .-R' -Q'