Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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I I 1 Hifi! 7 , V ' ' l ' N A-1--. . I P- 1 Q, mx? J ,wr -'rf - -. M ye- - Q M 1 A 4166? .gss-gl, I R ,- .L . nll. -3? 1' wlzfiilggl , -YHHXX - .- 31 - :M Y . I , Q N 1 args, 4, A . r A ie , .vsa.w,.,t11 11A- at WALLACE 'I'. DRISCOLI. , 24, EVANS S'rREE'1' . NOR'FH WEX'MOU'I'H, MASS. j Silem'e i.r become his molhe6t?:g1ze. - o Jmillz. If quietness is an index to success, Wally will conquer worlds. Because of his quiet unassuming manner Wally has made many friends among both student and faculty. We know very little of his out-of-school activities, but in school he has done considerable extra-curricula work besides being an outstanding Gav. It seems as though one of the local girls has been getting a regular break from Wally. We can't blame you Wallyg she certainly is nice. S. T. C. will miss you. Good luck to a first class P. A. man. M. S. A. '3o, '31, '32, Student Council '31. M. A. A. '30, '31, '32. Vice-Pres. Gavcleer Society ,Sl WALTER H. DUDLEY 36 MECHANIC STREET WEBSTER, MASS. Born for .run'e.r.v he seemed With gmac to win, with heart to hold, With-.rhining gifts, that took all eye.r. ' - Emerxon. Red is another of those far famed P. A. men. Besides being a good student, he has shown us that he can do many other things well such as playing basketball, acting, and singing. The Gavs have enjoyed a very successful year under Red's regime, during wh1ch.he has displayed marked executive ability. Red .cla1ms that his Model T has lost much of its former prestige due to the condition of Highland Avenue. He even went so far as to say Highland Avenue must be repaired. The fair sex do not seem to bother Red although as a social lion he is at his best. The Class of 1932 will remember him as a good sport and a fine fellow. Gaveleer Society '30, '31, Class Basketball '31, '32, President '32, Class Baseball '31. Glee Club '3o. Gaveleer Play '32, Varsity Basketball '3o. M. S. A. '30, '31, '32- Class Soccer '30, '31, '32. - M. A. A. '30, '31, '32- Pzzge Thirty-three

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eh 6 r ffwafw- ,iclpc-. fl, Q mia in --. -fe is asf . -- . t32:-- 1 e ' in 4. :Q , K it' ' Q RU: M ,.,..t,,,, N - 4, 4- RUTH M. DELANEY Page Thirly-two 669 Locust S'raEE'r FALL Rivt-za, Mass. I am .ture eare': an enemy lo Ive - - Shakespeare. Ruth was always one of our most popular girls, but she became more popular with the members of the opposite sex this year when she won the prize waltz at the first dance sponsored by the N. Y. U. Conference Committee. She soon won the friendship of the Freshmen at the Dorm because of her happy and carefree ways which cheered them their first few weeks at S.T. C. When you have the blues and just can't chase them away, see Ruth- she'll doctor them for you. Glee Club '30, '31, '32. Mohawk Play The Haunted Head of Swimming '3i. House '3i. I-lead of Archery '32. Debating Club '32. Dramatic Club '32. Chairman of N. Y. Conference Saxifrage Assembly '32. Committee '32. Senior Prom Committee '31, '32, M. GERTRUDE DOYLE io BATES S'raee'r CAMBRIDGE, Mnss. life meet lhee, like a pleasant thought, IV hen .meh are wanted. - llfordsworlh. We were agreeably surprised when we learned that Gertrude was to be a member of our class. A keen sense of humor, a joyous, carefree manner, coupled with an almost irresistible ability to make and hold friends, tend to make her one of the outstanding members of our class. The soft, rich tones of her voice, and her pleasant smile blend delightfully with her well poised, attractive and graceful personality. Our only regret is that we met Gertrude so late - in time to say Welcome, and Goodbye, our best wishes go with you.

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it 74 L - ' 'SW CIW? W0 awkiw f 1' E 6 . 1 ffi f i xluly Y.-, v . 'u '1 -6 .re -1 1 ... 1- ,gg L 122 Katha f l' aff .V Pagz' TlzirlvJom' fill rl MICHAEL J. EGAN IQ THOMAS STREET B1:1.MoN'r, MASS. I dare do all Ma! may become a man. Mike is a conscientious fellow, a good leader and an unexcelled politician. As well as being a most amiable fellow, he is a recognized authority on all controversial subjects of the day. To epitomize what we have said, he is just a great big, good looking P. A. man, with ability to lead a big league baseball team as eHiciently as he has executed his powers as president of the Mohawk Club. M. S. A, '30, '31, '32. Baseball Coach '30, '3I, '32. M. A. A. '30, '31, '32. Prom Committee '32. Mohawk Club '31, M. S. A. Council '32, President '32. Delegate to New York '32, A 9 7'7lA' ,'.. ,Z-' 51914 i f iff- ., I f ' .ff f , OLAF M. Hll,liR'I'SEN 31 RENA S'r1zas'r Wo11c1zs'1'ER, MASS. l'Vlm broke no promixe, served no privale end, lflfho gained no lille, and who lost no friend. - Pope. The man who drives an Essex to school and gets away with it. Olaf knows more about rifles and bullets than many an army officer. He has given many an interesting lecture on this subject to the P. A. department. Being a commuter, Olaf is not seen very much about school except during class periods, although he has favored numerous dances with his presence. He is a good P. A. man and zi dandy fellow. M, A. A. '30, '31, '32. M. S. A. '30, '31, '32. M. S. A. Council '32, Xglffx 1 NI X