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ri Ll Tai gg 145 G Q ao? EDWARD CONNOLLY Trigger . . . his nature never varies . . . never stopped smiling, or bringing cheer to moments of despair . . . connoisseur of bridge and its intricacies . . . a sure success in the teaching field. EDWARD CUNNINGHAN Glen . . . Got a butt? . . . at T.C., a mother to Millane . . . a staunch one-girl man . . . the tallest fellow at the college . . . sack happy. Esoteric Society: Newman Clubg Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3g Softball l, 2, 4g Junior Varsity Basketballg Saxifrage. PAULINE D'ARCANGE LO Affectionately called Darky, petite in stature, but strong in convictions . . . willing to fight for her beliefs . . . self-sulicient . . . enthusiastic . . . has an unquenchable curiosity . . . humble, gracious, calm in every situation . . . sense of humor that conquers all . . . a reliable, confi- dent friend. Newman Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 25 W.A.A. 1, 25 Swimming 2. EDWARD DAVIS Ed . . . Brrrrrrr . . . staunch advocate of Buick automobiles . . . in fact, should be listed as standard Buick accessory . . . holds record on Fitchburg-to-Springfield run. wi g-' lvfislt, 7. . .gi Ego V. 0 14 o E. . f ,HH Z. fn' 5' pf 3'oo aqgd 'fieazg Y. . 5,-,gov-,.r,g A., ia: vi vsgrdgxi M U' ' , 'fi' I 0 1 fo' M M., il f v fjtggjg biig D33 - N ,X EE
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ANTHONY CATANZARO T . . . What's up, Doc? . . . somebody else hits his car always . . . he can sing . . . shops only where discounts are in force . . . operates the Worcester-to-T.C. Streamlinerf' Mohawks 2, 4, Art Club 2, Glee Club 25 Newman Club 1, 2, 4g Soccer 2. HENRY CEMBALISTY Hankus . . . Who wants fat hair? . . . orator . . . fiery editor of Stick . . . instigator for reform . . . impartial realist . . . accom- plished writer . . . packer supreme of notebooks . . . perennial pipe-smoker. Epsilon Pi Tau 2, 43 Stick Editor 1, 2, 4g Saxifrage Board, Freshman Reception 2, 4g Winter Carnival lg Art Club 2, New England Teacher's Conference 4, Esoterics 4. VICTOR CIESLA Doc . . . Cup of joe . . . smooth operator . . . can't be fooled . . . hunter and trapper . . . would wither away without gallons of coffee per day . . . first sergeants make good teachers. Mohawks 4, Epsilon Pi Tau 3, 4, President, 4: New- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY COFFEY Rosey . . . temper, temper . . . beats 05 superintendents . . . stunning red mop . . . specs to match each of her trillion outfits . . . artistic . . . and temperamental . . . Delta Phi Delta. Art Club 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Stick 1, 5: Saxifrage Board 4g To Kalon 2, 33 Philodemics 45 Field Hockey 3, 4, Winter Carnival Committee, Mod- ern Dance lg Women's Banquet Committee 4: Hallow- e'en Dance Committee 23 Senior Tea 3g Freshman Reception Committee 3, 4.
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, C .f- . , 9 1 1: QAM , JOSEPH DEGULIS ' H gl! J to oe . . . Let's get the heat up . . . a number one man on the Hill . . . student representative at faculty meetings . . . born mathematician . . . has a mind for figures . . . the pompadour Q NU , -..,,,,...?., wows em. I fnfthbvfj I ,j 2a M-th: Basketball 1, 2, 43 Soccer 43 Baseball 1, 43 Esoteric I Society 1, 2, 43 Saxifrage Board3 Business Manager3 - 11 an Stick 2. m f'f .- V1 L-L K -Y-.f ee , VINCENT DiSESSA Dese . . . My car is no good . . . profound believer that used hacks make good cars . . . one of the Everett boys . . . reason why auto- mobile taxes are high . . . rarely drives own car during week, someone else burns the gas. 5 xx' I -' '1tXl'N 'y Q' QU GCE ,nay t ,, q l , cl J .7 bc 'kj C aw - X X',.f , gf!! Zi . - 4 -U CATHERINE DONOVAN Nl Card shark . . . does justice to the King's Eng- lish with a Boston accent . . . sophisticate . . . So- we can't all be artistic! . . . varied cul- tural interests include modern dawnce . . . Queen of the Ball . . . Gnothi Seauton. Class Vice-President 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensemble 2, 3, 43 To Kalon 2, 3, 43 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Ski Club l, 23 Field Hockey 2, 33 4 0 CP gl 7? 4 f:, ,' Q., A ' ylgiyffgifif. ' Modern Dance 1, 2, 43 Basketball 3. - JOHN DONOVAN eff Jack . . . Bubble gum? . . . potential movie producer and actor . . . likes big cars . . . knows j the beaten path . . . a definite asset to a com- fortable dorm . . . heart of gold . . . welds anything at all better than new. Q l Mohawks 2, 5, 43 Palmer Hall Board3 Senior Repre- X sentative 43 Cap and Gown Committee 43 Newman X X Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Dance. of .t 1 I NJ iv 40- X .4 '4' i' sas'- 'iv F--4 6
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