Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Assistant to the President Fredrick £ Cuddy Mr. Luddy, a man of character and prin- ciple, has done much to improve the physical appearance of the college. All who know him mark him as a man of direction, one who knows his goals and those of the institution he serves. Dean of Instruction Helen K. Kussell Her interest in students goes beyond sched- uling and marks. Mrs. Russell has a deep and genuine interest in the academic, emotional, and intellectual growth of the students.

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Ralph 7. Weston , State College Qitchburg, ePftassachusetts Ralph F. Weston, President A Message to the Class of 1962 Dedicated to his role as Presi- dent. Mr. Weston has worked long and hard to fulfill his goals for Fitchburg. Because of his sincere interesl in the growth of the col- lego, ewry student has a right and obligation to feel pride in the college. In a conversation last year, Robert Frost remarked, The Founding Fathers didn ' t believe in the future. They believed it in. You ' re al- ways believing ahead of your evidence The most creative thing in us is to believe a thing in, in love, in all else. The evidence of your personal future and that of your world is yet ahead of you. I only hope that these years in which you have both given and received of mind and heart here have left within you a great residue of desire to share your knowledge and your faith with others, to many of whom the past four years may have been those of darkness and despair. In the spirit of your Alma Mater, may you help to believe in a future of light and truth for yourself and for your world. Ralpi F. Weston

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Dam of Men Philip J. McMurray His vocation is Dean of Men. His avocation is the guiding and counseling of young men at Fitch- (JosephineA- ftolger As an active woman, she can better understand the young women of Fitchburg with a sincere and genuine interest.