Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Saxirranr W FOREWORD The sand in the glass has run its course and Time, the never- ceasing hand of Time, which marks the joys and sorrows of the world, beckons us forward into the whirl of life. The fraternities which we have banded together with love and friendship must be broken by separation. Loneliness creeps into our hearts as we make ready to say good-bye. The EDITon1.xL Borneo has hnished its work, and the nineteen twenty-six SAXIFRAGIC humbly asks for consideration. We ask you who read it to consider it kindly, not as a literary effort but as an earnest desire to bind together the Howers of memory by the threads of comradeship at dear old Normal. If this may be true, we shall feel that our book has not been written in vain. Qi ,X , 1 H ,,.. .nim.,,,,,,. t 59. 4II1,.f?Wlf of v Q E l , i .., di '15 19

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SMWMGE F GLASS SONG KTIHIGI 1J1'iflwond'lj School-days lilled with toil and bliss Pass on with wings of time: Well-known nooks and friends we'll miss When we join the endless line. So let us every day in every way Be loyal to '26, And do our best in our every iightg Be true in the proper light To the Green and White. School days o'er, but memories Of the joys of long ago Are treasured with our used-to-be's Where weld like once more to go And oh, dear Class of lZ6, On you our thoughts we'll Hx, And like a beacon shining bright We'll always lead the tight For the Green and White. SCHOOL SONG fTunC.' ANU' Fclslzioned Gll7'flC'l7'yj 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 toog 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. L L... S . llll' l' ' 'i',1 1 A 0 - x 4: . .,,. , I, P 5 '51 ff, N 'gg Hz. Q , , , llllll O ,X F yyyy ,jk xk , ' FQ' 2 ' Q ill! llll P, cl N-5 -wld' u ' 18

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Saxirrvaur NOTES AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The CLASS or 1926 and the SAXIFRAGE BOARD wish to thank Miss NIATILDA B. DOLAND of the faculty for her kindly assist- ance, helpful suggestions and advice which have made this fifth volume of THE SAXIFRAGE a reality. To MR. FRED G1sNrsc1r we owe our sincere appreciation for the art work throughout this volume. Our thanks are extended to MR. JOHN NICDONNELL, MR. WALTER Sw1a1cNoR, MR. -lAM12s DOI,AN, and MR. LIcsT1aR ROY, whose untiring efforts in securing advertisements for us have largely con- tributed to the financial support of the volume. ,ml .-N' Hlllul... .i.A I A 5 ,, 9,3 ' fs - s . ,. fe- Qi Cass J ' Q- 20