Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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? ' r The Saxifrage HELEN MARIE DEVAXEV, President STEWART MORTON ' SCOTT, Vice-President ' MARY FRAN ' CES TARRANT, Secretary RAYMOND JOSEPH TELLETIER, Treasurer l Q Fitchbur o Normal Vo 22

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CHARLOTTE FRANCES PICKARD Littleton, Mass. ' Happiness is living. X There came forth from a little town this maiden who won the x hearts of all who met her. Charlotte is one of the happy members of our class who seems to find pleasure in most everything. Lately she has been fostering the desire of going into the Kentucky mountains to teach and if she does go we know she will win many pupils by her sunny disposition. As a debater Charlotte brought honor to our class. She shows her debating ability in class also by trying to defend that home town. Charlotte will never lack friends, for all wish to know the girl with a smile for everyone. Tennis, Bowling, W. A. A., Day Student Government Council, French Club. JEANNETTE HERMINIE RICHARD 91 North Street Fitchburg, Mass. Calmness of mind is one of the beautiful jewels of wisdom. If you happen to stroll through Normal Hall and hear a mirthful laugh, you will surely see a little girl who is always happy and free. Jeannette ' s happy-go-lucky way helped us all in some of the long dreary hours of study. Jeannette usually makes us sit up and take notice when she brings her assignment to class where it is always appreciated. Each year spent at F. N. S. seems to have added more to her popularity, for everyone knows her to be a good friend. We hear she intends to continue her education and will again study French at Harvard University this summer. One of her great desires is to visit Le Francais et Sa Patrie. She has been known to confide a dis- tinct preference for the medical profession. Who could do better? President French Club, W. A. A., Tennis, Hockey, Bowling, D. G. A. LORANE CATHERINE SCHUDER 1020 Parchment Avenue Kalamazoo, Mich. Oh! how I wish again That I were in Michigan. Lorane tried hard last year to make herself believe that the West was God ' s country, but the East held too many of her dear friends, so back home she came. She is one of those happy-go-lucky girls who seems to bring sunshine wherever she goes. Two years ago, Lorane was one of the best athletes at Normal, but this year her artistic abil- ity was recognized and she has filled the position as drawing instruc- tor at Junior High. Friends she has many, but one young man whom we know seems to have first place. W. A. A. |Q Fitchburg Normal £5

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m The Saxifrage OS Orange Street HELEN MARIE DEVANEY She that was ever fair and ever proud, Had voice at will and yet was never loud. Clinton, Mass. Hail! our president! Helen has been in the ' ' limelight ever since we came here and her friends have increased in the two years she has been our president. She certainly puts pep into everything she does and we couldn ' t have sailed our ship without her. Words fail to express our admiration and we part wishing her well in all she may undertake. W. A. A., Class President ' 24, ' 25, Dramatic Club, Debating Society, Debating Team ' 24. 3 Upton Street STEWART MORTON SCOTT A boy with a curl always catches a girl. Adams, Mass. Scottie is a product of the famous Berkshires He also is captain of the basket ball team and a born athlete. Early in our first school year he was elected vice-president of our class and has held the position for the past two years. Scottie is quite active socially and can always be depended upon whenever a social affair is held at school. Scottie ' s second year finds him deeply in love and a busy man, particularly on Sundays, for he has to rush over to Miller Hall to obtain parking space before the rest of the Sheiks arrive. Scottie makes his home at the school greenhouse which prob- ably accounts for his flowery button holes and his cheery disposition. Vice-President Class ' 24, ' 25, Captain Basket Ball ' 25, Basket Ball ' 24, ' 25, Mohawks, Dramatics. MARY FRANCES TARRANT A good friend is one ' s best possession. South Deerfie ' .d, Mass. Surely no one could find a truer or better friend than Mary. For two years she has served us as class scribe and has ever worked faithfully and loyally, with her fellow officers, for the betterment of our class. She is always on the spot, ready to do her bit as best she can. Kind, understanding and sympathetic, a classmate truly worth while is Mary. Secretary Class ' 24, ' 25, W. A. A., Hiking, Hockey. South Street RAYMOND JOSEPH PELLETIER Ain ' t love grand. Fitchburg, Mass. Ray is our class treasurer and surely does get into endless trouble collecting dues and trying to make his books balame. Ray drives to school every morning in a high-powered Ford coupe. In the afternoon he may be seen driving madly in the direction of Athol, for Ray is the honorable foot- ball coa;h of the prosperous town of Athol. Ray is not very particular whether school keeps or not. He may be expected in class anytime between 9.30 and 12.00 M. His chief desire is to get through school as soon as possible and then marry the girl of his dreams, who was a former member of F. N. S. Treasurer Class ' 24, ' 25, Dramatics, Glee Club. Q f 1 Fitchbur g Normal 9 1; YcT 37