Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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ffiie Saxifrage SCHOOL SONG {Tune: Old-Fashioned Garden ) So let us all cheer for Normal, For our school and her 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! CLASS SONG (Tune: Rig-a-Jig ) In song our voices now we raise To give our class its due of praise, And with her virtues all amaze, The Seniors, Seniors, Oh! Our colors pure and unblemished are, No blot doth our fair record mar, For honor ' s our bright gleaming star, The Seniors, Seniors, Oh! A spirit like ours naught can daunt, While we our banner proudly flaunt, Hurrah for the Class of ' 25, The Blue and Gold for e ' er! . |Q Fit chtrurg Normal 25 14 I —

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FACULTY William D. Parkinson, Principal Elementary and Junior High School Departments Preston Smith Science Edwin A. Kirkpatrick Psychology and Pedagogy Elizabeth D. Perry Music Matilda B. Doland Arithmetic Sarah E. Lamprey Handwork and Drawing Katherine M. McCarty Reading and Language Florence D. Conlon Handwork and Drawing Arthur C. Harrington History and Civics John L. Randall Nature Study and Gardening Henry J. Clancy . Mathematics and Related Work Mary T. McDermott Physical Training (Women) Susan M. Williams English Cora M. Hassell Librarian Ida L. Still Dean of Women (Ethics) Marion L. Webster Geography Frank Crosier Physical Training (Men) Practical Arts Department Willis B. Anthony Director Charles E. Akeley Woodfmishing and Glazing Lawrence E. Landall Woodworking Frank S. Livermore Printing C. Blair MacLean Mechanical Drawing Clark H. Morrell Automobile and Ordin ary Repairs Schools for Observation and Practice George F. Hubbard Director Emma J. Southwick Assistant Supervisor of Music Margaret Wood Asst. Physical Training Instructor Junior High School Mary McConnell, Principal Hazel Taylor, Geography, History, Civics Marion E. Rowley, Household Arts Josephine M. McCarthy, Commercial Subjects B. Evelyn Grammont, French and English Edgerly School — First Six Grades Ida M. Austin, Principal Elma M. Johnson, Supervisor L. Frances Jones, Supervisor Susan L. Clark, Supervisor Day Street School — First Six Grades Marion F. Anthony, Principal Marie M. Gearan, Assistant Supervisor Katherine F. McConnell, Supervisor Helen F. Loud, Kindergarten Highland Avenue School — First Three Grades Laura A. Woodworth, Principal Administration Maud A. Good fellow, Chief Clerk Helen M. O ' Horo, Clerk

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1 ' Q he Saxifrage FOREWORD In presenting this fourth volume of The Saxifrage, the Editorial Staff hopes, that as the worthy record of the Class of 1925, it shall realize beyond all expectations the motives which inspired it. It is our hope that in future years it may form a binding link between past and pres- ent, and bring again a realistic picture of those happy days that used to be. Only when it has succeeded in the ful- fillment of this great mission may we say that it redounds to our credit. Y 1 9 Fitchbur g Normal ? ; VcT