Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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SAXIFMGE PHILIP GERALD CASHMAN SO Canton Street Fitchburg. Mass. Smiles galore-wit encore Phil is one of Fitchburg's able representatives, He is the other member of the team that helps furnish life to the J. H. S. IV Class, uBeansie and Cashfl Phil's reigning interest is history, and we expect some day to hear of him as professor, as he enjoys greatly the works of the greatest philosopher. All Phills time is not spent in history study as he takes part readily in all school activities. His work in Dramatics will not be forgotten by the class as his ability is acknowledged. His reputation in athletics is widely known. We are sure success awaits Phil in the Held of his profession. M. A. A., Mohawks, Baseball, Football, Dramatic Club, Glee Club. MARY CECELIA DOLAN Tubby 154 North Street Fitchburg, Mass. A friend to all and a grand good sport. 'fTubby is a pal in the fullest sense of the word. No one of us but has felt the enchantment of her smile, or been captivated by her charming sociability. As for popularity, doesn't her list of activities speak for itself? We have never ceased to wonder how Mary found time to do everything and do it well. Practically every school ora ganization has claimed her talents and her time. Her initiative, energy, willing hands, level head, and open friendliness make her a splendid example of the true F. N. S. girl. Secretary Dramatic Club, Secretary Glee Club, Hiking, Hockey, Tennis, W. A. A., D. G. A. EDITH GRIFFIN DUQUETTE 14 Charlotte Street Worcester, Mass. She's pretty to walk with And witty to talk with, And pleasant, indeed, to think of. On the morning of creation, Dame Nature in a pleasant mood poured the attributes of perfection into one particular mold and then added a dash of pep, a pinch of sweetness, and still feeling unsatisfied she added a share and a half of gray matter, then called the iinished product 'tljukefl Edith's talents and interests are nianifold, and to classify them one would require a card catalog, but you may be assured her reigning interest begins with a capital S. The class of A26 wishes you the most which life can offer, Edith, and may your future years fully reward you. House President Miller Hall. Princeton Representative. Intercol- legiate VVorld Court, Dramatic Club. Hockey, Glee Club, Hiking, W. A. A., Senior Prom Committee, Music Box Revue Committee. gh I ,,,. .ulllli...r.t- J59- . 51lu.m,a1, or ,,, i 4 ' xiii-, D -I Xm'-QXQMQ ing :SQZLX 27

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That I around here see! , W. A. A., Hiking, Tennis. EMMA AVEYARD 27 Russell Street West Springfield, Mass. t'The world belongs to the energetic. If this saying proves true we shall expect Emma to possess the world, for she looks upon all obstacles as opportunities and always succeeds in making the best of all situations. Emma will always be remembered as the Inspector of Tables and Deputy of the Dining Hall. Emma's attitude toward her studies and friends is one of sincerity, although she is noted for delaying the French class until the termination of her eloquent orations. But when the J. H. S. IV Class of ,26 has separated, no one will be able to recall a more co- operative member than Emma. Geography Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, W. A. A. W. A. A., D. G. A. Saxirraaoe M, MARY ANTON 30 Briggs Street Easthampton, Mont Blanc ix the monarch of mountains, They crowned him long ago On a throne of rocks, in a robe of clouds, With a diadem of snow. You do not call these hills and mountains Why, I am used to real heights With two feet of snow or three. Keep climbing mountains, Mary Anton, In knowledge as well as in nature, And you will sometime achieve your greatest desire, ff A private school in Springfield. Shy at first but a good sport when known. Mass MARGARET RUTH BRIGGS 44 Burnap Street FilChbl11'il, M355- Ruth is one of our silent members except when she makes a brilliant recitation in one of our classes. Then she makes the rest of us sit up and take noticef' Her love for music led to her success in the organization of an orchestra in her school last year, which she conducted throughout the year. Such springy feet as hers have brought to her the honor of being the highest jumper in our class. She is a good teacher and a loyal friend. . C L. f jg-ep. . .cgks i-S - 22 2 9 of A 'Q 3 ,E lmqnlllNNAWIII F., C - 26

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, Saxlrraoe , G EDLA M. J. LEVALLEY Ashby West Road Fitchburg, Mass. 'fBy the work, one knows the 'workmanf' The above applies to Edla in every respect, although it doesn't keep her from being merry. Besides her high standing, Edla takes n vital interest in a certain young man about town, at least judging from the many trips to the mailbox, and her many rides in a Jewett automobile. We wish her happiness and success in her future work. W. A. A., Basket Ball, Glee Club, D. G. A. GLADYS KEAN South Fitchburg, Mass. She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. -Shakespeare. This applies to Gladys whole-heartedly, for she is always ready to welcome a friend, an acquaintance, or even a stranger in our midst. Though quiet in appearance, she makes use of her wit and her opinion when they will be of use. Find a sweet little nest some- where in the West, and do not let too much of the world go by. W. A. A,, Glee Club, D. G. A. ESTHER MILLER 160 Mt. Vernon Street Fitchburg, Mass, Carefree, clever and sporty. How well these words apply to Esther! Her carefree manner is always accompanied by a broad smile or an undertone giggle which together make her a valuable asset to our class. She loves the out- of-doors, winter sports being her specialty now. uVVill it change, Esther? Remember, Princeton is only a small town, but a line one in which to studv human nature and out-of-door sports during other W. A. A., D. G. A. X J lllm mills seasons of the year. Best of luck in all of your undertakings, -I 32, fr 1 Q A , A ,,,- -vlllllm 1wi'v , 1 sv V We H-f M - 59 'll-Wil' '16 m lg' 2 'A null AWK, if :T 28