Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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hc Saxifrage FOREWORD The Editorial Staff presents this third volume of The Saxifrage as a record of the Class of ' 24. We have endeavored to portray the life of the year that is past, following carefully the volumes that have gone before, and we have sought only to add another chapter to the his- tory of the school. If, in the days to come, when old age and loneliness create a longing for the past, or when our days of professional work are ended, this Saxifrage recalls happy thoughts of years gone by and helps to keep ever burning the light of the 1924 Spirit, then indeed it will not have been in vain. jQ Fitch burg Normal £ j

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ffiie Saxifrage NOTES AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Class of 1924, and The Saxifrage Board, wish to thank Miss Susan M. Williams of the faculty for her untiring assistance, helpful suggestions and advice which helped to make this third volume of The Saxifrage a reality. To Mr. Fred Gentsch we owe our sincere apprecia- tion for the sketches and the art work throughout the volume. To Mr. Gerald Gingras we express our gratitude for his kindness in composing the Men ' s Athletic Association Section. jQ Fitchburg Normal £ j

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ffiie Saxifrage SCHOOL SONG {Tune, Old Fashioned Garden) So let us all cheer for Normal, For our school and our colors, For it pleases us well of her victories to tell And her many honors too; We have a school we are fond of And a school we are proud of; So let us all cheer for Normal, For the Yellow and White. jQ Fitchburg Normal 2 16