Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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' The Saxifrage ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To the following persons whose valuable services have helped us to make this fourth volume of The Saxifrage a success, we, the Class of 1925, and The Saxifrage Board, wish to express our deep appreciation: Miss Katherine McCarty, who greatly aided us with advice and suggestions. Miss Helen O ' Horo, who very kindly assisted us in the business management. Mr. John McDonnell and Mr. Walter Sweenor, whose untiring efforts in securing advertisements for us, have largely contributed to the financial support of this book. |Q Fitchburg Normal £ j 16 M

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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

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