Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 149 of the 1939 volume:

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A, r W n Q N w 4 I n Q i I I 1 w l 1 U lu ll THT SHXITHHHT T939 NORMA RICHARDSON, Edifor-in-Chief MARY CHASE, Associa're Edifor PAUL MARTILLA, Business Manager STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FITCHBURC., MASSACHUSETTS Q 4 1 l W 1 4 w CU. S A uv v 2.-:Sf Q53 Wil' , , gilgiiif 'ia i 4 t s i n I V lllIllEHlIllN To MR. CARPENTER Unerring guide and infallible friencl, whose everwilling assisfance we gralefully aclcnowedge. The class of '39 dedicafes +l'1is volume. ,QIA,1 - A 'J Q ? . 5 . . ods. A ,N I Q x JJ.. xi ' L Gin-all ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Cliffon D. Bodman James A. McNamara Clinfon E. Carpen+er Kafherine M. McCar+y Clifford W. Hague Q4 ,IV kr- Q3 gf .fiqs i 1 Y w v x ADMINISTRATION BLDG. n ik J 5 13:9 Q 5 6 I. W r H l Www Lgggia MILLER HALL v sr! i X Q1 34 v-4 !4,v- HASTINGS CONSERVATORY BACK CAMPUS J W I P 1 1 U r I LN IJ + w 1 w 1 Q V Dr. Charles M. Herlihy, A.B., A.M., LL.D President J S? V. Ralph K. Wes'ron, A.B., A.M Dean of Men Q I 4 f .1 Willis B. Anfhony, B.S. lJirc'z'fm' nf l'rm'liu1l Arlx lJl'fNlffIIll'llf Marion L. Websler, B.S., A.M. Traveler, wiHy raconreur, lceen observer and in+erpre+er of +he world and i+s affairs. During her years a+ Fifchburg Teachers College she has sfaunchly upheld high sfandards of scholarship and characfer. ENHHSH-HHHHHY J 44 Mary A. McConnell, B.S. Kafherine M. McCar+y, Belle M. Nixon, A.B., A.M. Cora M. Hassell I1HY3IEHl HHIEHHHN Josephine A. Bolger, B.S. Doro+hy S+aFford, B.S. Illllllllllllll HHlS I I .1-mx 11? P I-1 nm .-X.. Lawrence E. Landall James J. Hammond, B.S. Clifford W. Hague C. Blair MacLean, B.S., A.M. , AFll1UT E. Purinfon llllllllll-llHlH 1- vrxvw 'I ll! Ralph K. Weslon, A.B., A.M. Eugene A. Sullivan, AB., A.lvl. Jolwn L. Randall, B.S., M.S SHEHH SIUHHS lf. Michael J. Conlon, A.B. Marion L. Webs+er, B.S., A.M. Cornelius S. Donoghue, A.B., A.M. Ar'rl'1ur C. Harringfon, A.B., A.M. HIHUN SEHUHl Marie M. Gearan, B.S. M. CharloHe Mahoney, B.S. Kafherine F. McConnell 1 I 1 i x N HllllIllI3lHHlIll Sllll i 1 , , . , V Tv' 7: 1'P iz4.il-Tae? ' ' -azvff' ....'n...... -.f-r .'-ef.. ll sq: 1 41 'WT' Helen M. O'Horo Senior Clerk Rauha Wayryhen Maud A. Goodfellow Junior Clerk Chief Clerk llllllll-Illllllllll 3 o I I X 0 I ai Mary Barnicle Nurse May Wor+l'1ing+on Diefifian llllllll Sllllllllll Girl Boy Mos+ popular Ellen Dormin Joseph Cu+ler Mos+ collegiare Gerry Lyons Joseph Daniels Besl dancer Gerry Lyons John Mifchell Besi line CharloH'e Hanson Edward O'Sheasy Besf dressed Eleanor McCar+hy Joseph Daniels Man of 'rhe hour James Balmer Wi++ies+ Consiance Day Edward O'Sheasy Greafesl' socialife Ellen Dormin James Baker Changed 'rhe mos? Alice Algeo Eugene Ciavola Eavoriie sporl' Baslcefball Mosf versafile Ellen Dormin Edward O'Sheasy Mos+ lilcely 'ro succeed Mary Chase James Baker Mosl' dramafic CharloHe Hanson James Balmer Mos+ falenfed Ellen Dormin Henry Lamberf Mosl obliging Ann Mclnfire Eugene Ciavola Cufesl' Bernie Johnson Chesfer Bercume Done mos'r for class Ellen Dormin Joseph Cufler Mos+ popular professor Mr. Carpenfer Class poli'rician Norma Richardson Paul Haire Greafesi drag wi+h faculiy Norma Richardson James Balmer Mosl' franlc Mary Dislcen James Balmer Besf loolcing Peggy Burlce Aubrey Hasfings Mosl' pleasing smile Bernie Johnson John Mafyosaifis Besf conversafionalisf Lois While Edward O'Sheasy Mos'r a'rhle+ic Mary Dislcen Ray Creamer Mos+ sincere Eileen Sheehan Aubrey Has+ings Mosi vivacious Anna Clifford Ray Creamer Mos+ popular radio program Jaclc Benny Eavorife orchesfra Hanlc Lamber+'s Campus Swingsfers Y I l S V Y W Y Y N ii W YY7YYY Yxrirr 7777 YYY 9 JOSEPH EDWARD CUTLER Joe Industrial Arts Educatiwz Digni+y befilling a Class Presiden'r . . . efficieni . we groomed as a +op haf . . . genial good humor . . . an unob 'rrusive leader . . . eager Io lend a helping hand . . . liked by all Class Treasurer I Gaveleers .-. . Class Presidenf 2 3 4 Epsilon Pi Tau -4. ELLEN VAILE DORMIN Elcnzcnlary Comic Sfariling originalify . . . floaling power in modern dance . . does everyfhing well piano . . . par'ricuIar Ienf leader. Sfudenf Cooperafive Council Presidenf Class Vice Presidenf Saxilrage Board Organizalions Edilor Womcn's Afhlcfic Board Team Caplain Head of Soccer Dramalic Club . . . dances, skafes, swims, designs, plays hobby-mounlain climbing Glee Club 4 Hockey I 2 3 4 Soccer Baslrelball 4 Volleyball Soliball 3 Freshman Dance 4 Winler Carnival 2 3 4 Commiffee . . . an excel- I 2 3 2 3 3 I 2 3 2 3 I Commiffee I Q-no AU BREY EDGAR HASTINGS 'UN 3 Aub ElElll67lfd7'-1' Course Our all around +reasurer . . . book lover . . . his sIighI sfafure philosophically inclined. Sfudeni' Cooperalive Gaveleers 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Junior Prom Commiiree Nw MILDRED SLATTERY Millie Izmior High Course Essence of cuieness . . . snappy comeback . . . Iis'ren +o I'his one, kids . . . Iypical class secre'rary . . . charier member of Dramafic Club . . . makes you 'Feel AII's righ+ wiIh Ihe world . Class Secrefary I 2 3 4 Secrerary 2 Commuiing Women's Vice Presideni 3 Execufive Board I 2 3 Presideni' 4 Slick 2 3 Debafing Club Dramafic Club I Secreiary I belies his sI'reng'rh on a baskeI'baII 'Floor . . . greai sociaIiI'e . . . Council Treasurer 4 Baskeiball I 2 3 4 ALICE RITA ALGEO IIAVI ui 45 Elementary Course gr Laughs al someone else's iolce . . . a grand pal never ' A- j worries o+hers wifh her worries . . . infechous laugh er accomplishmenfs are many. Saxifrage 4 Soccer Miller Hall House Board Baslrelball Presiclenl 3 Hoclcey Represenlalive 4 All School Social Co Chairman Sficlr I Junior Prom Commiffee Soffball I 2 Conshlufion of S C A 5 -gi? JAMES FRANCIS BAKER Jim Industrial Arts Educalimz Self-sufficieni . . . fhe Esquire-ish air . . . masler of all si+ua- fions . . . firm convic+ions wi+h abilily and courage +0 carry Ihem ou+ lege Joe , . . . singer . . . sailor . . . sharpshooler . . . +he Col- Gaveleers 2 Orcheslra I 2 3 Secrclary 3 Soccer 2 3 Presidenf 4 Halloween Dance Chairman Epsilon Pi Tau 3 4 Junior Prom Chairman Glee Club I 2 3 x MARY LOUISE BALDWIN BaIdie Elementary Course Paradoxucally worries and does no+hing abou+ 1+ . . . one un- +eres+ +o occupy alI of her a++en+ion . . . good company . . . hidden +aIen+s, which come ou+ only when among her closes? friends . . . Truck on down, Mabel . Glee Club 2 3 Bowling 4 Ar? Club 3 4 CHESTER WILLIAM BERCUME llChe+ll Industrial Arts Education Quiet even Iempered, praclical dreamer of 'rhe class . . . a'rhIe+e . . . 'ro know him is . . .he is a man's man. Mohawk Club 2 3 Hoclrey Baseball 2 3 4 Inframurals . I1 . . . Daniel Boone 'ro surprise yourself 46 -Sw EDITH PAU LINE BIXBY llEdiell Elementary Course Anolher in +l1e line of Bixbys alfending FTC fearless expresser of ideas . . . disconcerring direclness nalure enrhusiasl . . . always seen in company wi+l1 anolher E B Glee Club I Volleyball EDITH ADA BUCKINGI-IAM Buclcy ElL'IIlCl1fdl 'I' Course Jolly, carefree manner . . . a good sporl . . . liked by bollm l1er leam males and opponenls . . . affairs . . . wears an M.I.T. ring. Womcn's Aflwlcfic Board l Vice Prcsldcnf 2 Glce Club l Volleyball 2 eager par+icipan+ in school Sollball l 2 Baslcelball I 2 3 Soccer 2 3 4 Hoclney 2 3 4 Q11-. M. ,Y l iibw.x'lf MARGARET MARY BURKE llpeggyll Elementary C ozzrse Darla eyes +ha+ allracl' . . . sweei and sincere . . . sligh+ly gullible, which invites leasing . . . beau+iful Madonna as appreciafed by lhe Ari Club . . . promising Freshman . . . popular Senior. Sliclr 2 Volleyball 2 3 Women's Afhlefic Board 3 Soffball I 2 Dramalic Club 3 4 Hoclcey 2 3 4 Soccer 2 Freshman Dance Commillee Baslrelball l 2 Winier Carnival Cornmiflee 4 W' v . K r f I lil A . ,' I ,- ' J. - i.-. an KATH RYN FRANCES CARR llKi++Yll 'Izmior High Course One of Miss Nixon's children . . . always smiling . . . has a fruly happy personalily . . . laughs af lhe righl lime . . . Wor- ces'rer's loss-our gain. mC,.f!L ,Il -.4-4' MARY NOYES CHASE Elementary Course A Quick-grasp . . . aleriness of mind . . . a magne+ic personalify . . . superior ar+is+ic abilify . . . an assef 'ro fhe class of '39 . . . faculiy for ge+'ring info jams . . . always ready 'ro voice her opinion . . . a sweafer and slcirf girl. A diligenf siudenl . . . grand sense of humor . . . good naiured . . . recenf in'reres+ in cycloramic beauiificafion . . . a smashing hoclcey player... once a friend, always a friend. Mohawlr' Glee Clu Aff Club Baseball 3 4 Inframurals I 2 3 4 b I Ring Commiffee Chairman 3 3 4 Class Gif? Commifiee 4 I 2 3 4 Assembly Commiliee 3 4 Siudeni Cooperafive Ari' Club I 2 3 Council 4 Debafing Club I Saxifrage Soccer 2 Assis+an+ Ediior 4 Soffball 2 Women's Afhleiic Board I Baslzefball I 2 Dramafic Club 3 4 Hoclcey I 2 3 4 EUGENE ARTHUR CIAVOLA Ciav Elenlenfari' Course 'I if M. I 4f'is'l'1' 'WT ANNA MAGDALINE CLIFFORD Elementary Course Sparkle of gaiely . . . keenly inferesled in sporls . . . magnificenl' word iuggler . . . infallible sense of humor . . . S+aIwar+ W.A.A. Commander . . . vigorous sponfaneify and unquenchable mirfh. Saxiirage Board 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Women's A+I1Iefic Board Soflball 3 Class Represenlalive 2 Junior Prom Commillee Team Capfain 3 Senior Prom Commilfee Presidenf 4 Sludenl Cooperalive Hockey 2 3 4 Organizing Commillee 3 Soccer 2 3 MARY LITTLE COOMBS Coombsie Elementary Course Calm . . . easy going . . . good sporl . . . a pleasanl drawl . . . sporls' enfhusiasf . . . ardenl' Glee Club member . . . a willing I1eIper . . . enioys swinging a 'tennis racquel. Ari Club 4 Soccer Glee Club I 2 3 4 Baskelball Debafing Club I Volleyball Soffball I 2 Bowling Hockey I 2 3 4 asf' I234 I234 I234 ,-5' I234 5 'Fa 1 1 Q i RAYMOND JosEPH cReAMER Q y Ray ' 1 zmior High Course A coclcy liHle boy manner . . . leasing grin leave 'em policy . . . Harvard clip . . . a a+l1le+e in fennis, soccer and baslcerball. Commufing Men's Beslrefball Execulive Board I 2 Coach Men's Arhlelic Board 2 3 4 Capfain Mohawks 2 3 4 BasebaH Soccer Tennis ili..1ll..il. CONSTANCE STEVENS DAY Connie fmzior High Course A lady of wisdom . . . good company . . . maslerful in 'flue of composing words fo be se+ fo music . . . an au+l1ori+y how flue +rade winds blow . . . a clever answer for any of laculfy. Comrnuling Women s Excculivc Board preside Sliclc 5po'ls lfdilor Vxforncnls Aflilufig Board Head ol Solfball Team Caplain Hoclcey nf 4 Soccer 2 3 Soffball 4 Volleyball Bowling 2 Junior Pr 4 l l l l l om Commilfee 2 . . . love ll ll +ease 'emand ..s+ar I2 3 4 23 l234 1234 ar+ on our 34 34 34 34 34 iv 1 .. .gr ul JOSEPH ANTHONY DANIELS O8 fmzzor Hzgb Course He of Ihe Sania Claus physique and disposihon . . . an inde- Iafigable basIce+baII player . . . holds some 'ren posi+ions . . . may be seen working +wen'ry-four hours a day . . . keenly clofhes minded. Palmer Hall House Board Soccer I 2 3 Presidenl' 4 Coach 4 Commuiing Men's Baslreiball I 2 Execuiive Board Capfain 3 4 Men's Alhlelic Board Tennis 2 Mohawlcs 4 Manager 3 Glee Club In+ramuraIs I 2 3 4 Junior Prom Commi1'+ee ' x . I I x I 'y x x,1 In MARY ELLEN DISKEN I IIDIZZYII unior High Course Shines as a s+ar in our a+hIe+ic world . . . pungeni' puns . . . voices her opinion in a deiermined manner . . . ranks high in scholasfic sphere . . . pal 'ro many. Saxifrage Board Women's Sporfs Edifor Slick Sporfs Edifor Organizaiions Edifor Women's Afhlefic Board Head of Hoclrey Head of Tennis Deba+ing Club Dramafic Club Hoclrey I 2 3 4 4 Soccer I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 2 3 Baslrefball I 2 3 4 4 Bowling I 2 3 4 Sof+baII I 2 3 4 2 Tennis 2 3 4 3 Freshman Dance Commiffee I 2 Junior Prom Commiffee 3 4 Ring Commiiiee Aj , an ' I JOHN SULLIVAN GEARAN junior High Course One of Miss Webs+er's favoriles . . . inleresfs ranging from science lo +he arf of dancing . . . easy-going . . . +horoughly good-nafured . . . ever presenf on various sfudenl organiza- 'rions . . . a ready pariicipanl' in inlramurals. Sludeni' Cooperafive Hoclrey l Council 4 Capfain 2 Men's A+hle'fic Board 2 Inframurals I 2 3 4 Mohawlrs 2 3 4 X ii x.. Joi-IN PATRICK eulLFolL ' jmzim' High Course Q A +rue Mohawk . . . bored only by sleep . . . speech charac- l ' X-4 +erized by such violenf phrases as ba+'m one or mow 'em down . . . an accommodaling commu+er. Commufing Men's Board 4 lnframurals Mohawlrs 2 3 4 Soccer Debafing Club 2 3 Senior Prom Commiffee Tennis Manager 3 PAUL FRANCIS HAIRE fzmzor Hzgb Course Professor . . . Paul possesses many falenls . . . a deep llwinlr- ing young man who succeeds even lo +l1e poin+ of confusing some facully members wi+l'1 his queslions and answers . . . inferesfed in sporls. Saxifrage 4 Mohawlxs 2 3 4 Commuling Men's Execulive Dramalic Club 2 3 4 Board Chairman 4 Orclweslra I 2 3 4 Slick 2 3 4 lnframurals I 2 3 4 .sy mf is CHARLOTTE CROWL HANSON 'Iunior High Course Popular, especially on a dance floor . . . reigns supreme al' Miller . . . self-confidenl' . . . never al a I, loss for words . . . knack of making friends easily. 3 Saxilirage 4 Glee Club Miller Hall Execulive Arl Club Board Presidenl 4 Assembly Commillee 2 3 4 'Y Dramalic Club 3 4 clever aclress . . . -QIQU' RITA MILDRED HASTINGS Elementary Course Excepfional ar+is+ic abilify . . . a quiei' and unassuming manner . . . apprecia+ive sense of humor . . . a member of fhaf worlhy Clin+oni're crowd. Ari' Club Presidenf 4 LAWRENCE HOWARD HOULE fl' Ill-arryll Ir1a'115tria1 Arts Education 3 Lilces +he lrish . . . sfill wafers run deep . . . shy smile . . . affable . . . dresses wifh excellenf 'rasfe . . . his heari always on lhe righl ' side in regard fo free rides. Mohawlzs 2 3 4 Junior Prom Commillee Glee Club l 2 3 4 Senior Prom Commiffeo lnframurals l 2 3 1' gl I23 I F9 GROVER EDISON HOWARD Grove Industrial Arts Edzzcatiorz A forceful voice . . . bubbling over wi+h au+hori+y . . quered and undaunfed by Ihe dignifies of colleg in+ense s+uden+ when inferesfed . . . a +rue friend. Glee Club I Soccer In+ramuraIs I 2 Assisfani Manager Rifie Team I 2 . uncon ife . 2 ROBERT HUPPER lIBobll 1 I zzdnstrial Arts Educatiwz F m f Harvard Clip . . . his whole-headed help surpassed only by his arfisfic abiIi+y +o draw and skefch . . . fhe quief Iype . . 1 likes fo bowl . . has decided opinions. 'La ' 1 Saxifrage Board Wrife Ups. Clar. Women's Aflalefic Board Head of Tennis Dramalic Club BERNADINE MARIE JOHNSON Bernie Elementary Course A ready smile . . . a friend in need . . . +allcs a blue slrealc wi+l1 de+ails, expression, and ges+icula'rions . . versahle lennis, dancing, dramafics . . . an efficien+ pos? mislress 4 4 234 Glee Club Hockey Soffball Bowling Junior Pro m Commi+fee HENRY ALEXANDRE LAMBERT, JR. Hank lfzffnslrial Arif Edllcalimz Long, lean, and lanlcy . . . our musician . . . excellenl sfudenf . . . lover of beauly . . . inexhauslible . . . perpelually bound for some place . . . independent Palmer Hall Execulive Epsilon Pi Tau 3 Board l Secrelary 4 Secrefaiy 2 College Orclweslra I 2 Treasurer 3 Vice Presidenl 3 Gaveleers 2 3 4 Presidenl 4 Junior Prom Comrniflee STEPHEN STANLEY LESZUK S+eve I 77dIl5f7'idl Arts Education A man of many moods . . . voice can be beard af I'I1e opposile end of +l1e campus . . . overflows wilh chivalry . . . puns, +I-me bane of I1is life . . . always on +I1e run. Dramalic Club 4 College Orclneslra I 2 3 Glee Club I 2 4 Secreiary 4 Treasurer 3 lnframural Board 4 MILDRED GERALDINE LYONS llGerrYIl Elementary Course Mind alerl, spirif gay . . . all-round afhlefe . . . 'For'res-swim- ming, hoclcey, and dancing . . . source of enlerrainmenf for every social funcfion . . . example of whal' +I1e well-dressed Irainer will wear. - ai- Q-1' 'X' f' ,LY Women's Aflnlefic Board Hoclzey I 2 3 4 Head of Hockey 2 Soccer I 2 3 4 Head of Soccer 3 Baslcefball I 2 3 4 Head of Swimming 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Dramalic Club 3 4 Soflball I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 Junior Prom CommiHee Bowling I 2 Senior Prom Commiffee I F fi? iq ,gv PAUL EDWIN MARTILLA funior High Course Loyal +o F.T.C's inieresfs-in spi're of a charming wife and cu+e baby boy a+ home . . . serious s+uden+ . . . quiel depen- dabilify . . . noihing ever seems +o dislurb his equanimily . . . an excellenl' business manager. Saxifrage Junior Prom Commiifee Business Manager 4 lnframural Board 2 3 4 Slick 3 Baskefball Manager I 2 3 lnframurals 2 3 4 'vw if 'N HELMI TERTTU MATILAINEN ' El877767Ifd7'J' CUIITSQ Are you ready? . . . vigorous and vi+al . . . capaciry for 'raking voluminous nofes . . . hanlcering for fravel . . . pealing individualislic laugh . . . loyal rooler . . . frank . . . sedafe. Glee Club I 2 3 4 Hoclrey Ari Club 2 3 Soccer ...ara '., . JOHN MATTHEW MATYOSAITIS O ' , llMa++yll lndustizal Arts Edzzcatzon Noied for broad grin . . . plays a mean Sax , bu+ a meaner Co co wInis+Ie . . . abiIi+y 'ro seem in+eres+ecI even in class . . . never a dull momenl . . . inexI'1aus+ibIe energy. Gaveleers 2 3 4 College Orcbesira I 2 3 Epsilon Pi Tau 2 Soccer Vice Presidenf 3 Assisiani' Manager I Treasurer 4 Manager 2 Glee Club I 2 3 Orienial eyes Iencl air of pseudo-sopI1isI'ica+ion . . . promineni' on 'fhe dance floor . . . aims 'ro please . . . a member of +I1e loyal Fi+cI1burg Four . . . wI1oIeI1ear+ecIness in work, sporis, and life. Saxifrage S'ricI: Debafing Club Baslrefball Soffball Hockey HELEN LOUISE MCAULIFF Mac Elementary Course 4 Soccer I 2 3 I 2 Bowling I 2 3 I Volleyball I 2 3 4 I Freshman Dance Commiflee I Junior Prom Commiffee 2 3 Senior Prom Commifiee Commufing Women's Execuiive Board Treasurer I 2 'i ' suck I Women's Afhlefic Board 2 Soccer I ELEANOR GERTRUDE MCCARTHY Mac Elementary Course Soil sheen of dark hair . . . a happy, quiei manner . . . direcl' ness and genuine friendliness . . . a fendency 'ro undereshmafe her own abilify . . . careful precision in her grooming. Baslrelball Volleyball Bowling Junior Prom Commiflee Senior Prom Commiffee ,...n..as- ANN MARIE McINTIRE junior High Course Coy?-sIigh+Iy . . . sparkling eyes and a sunny disposi+ion . . . shines as a dancer . . . bowls an average of 93 . . . ready, willing, and able 'ro accommodale . . . counls many friends. Miller Hall House Board I Halloween Dance Commilfee Sficlr 4 Junior Prom Commiflee Glee Club I 2 Cap and Gown Commiffee Ar? Club 2 Winler Carnival Volleyball I Commiffee 4 BOWIIHQ 3 4 Saxifrage Dance Chairman 4 BEULAH PRISCILLA MITCHELL Mulch 'Tumor High One of Ihe class swee+hear+s . . . nile personalify and grand sense sponsibilify like a duck Io waler . . 'ro cook, fed IOO, came up smiling. Commufing Women's Board Represenfalive 4 Dramalic Club I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Soffball I Volleyball 2 Bowling I 4 Hockey I 2 3 4 Course of humor . . . fakes +o re- . girl of all frades . . . hales Soccer I 2 3 4 Baskelball I 2 Halloween Dance Commiflee Junior Prom Commiflee Senior Class Gill' Committee Chairman Saxilrage Dance Commillee 4 .1. -a. I Q lil 1 JOHN MITCHELL Mi+ch Industrial Arts Education Dancing maesfro . . . iack of all Irades including singing . . . well known for his modernis+ic printing . . . passion for neal' rooms and dress . . . always on +ime wiI'h assignmenls . . . keen in+eresI' in accorcIions Saxifrage Adverfising Manager Gaveleers 2 3 Epsilon Pi Tau 3 Presidenf Freshman Dance Commillee 4 4 Junior Prom Commiffee Halloween Dance Commiliee Senior Prom Commiffee rare combinalion of defi- ' x Ihe Worcesferiie crowd M ohawlns Glee Club Men's Afhlefic Board Baslrelball Assisianf Manager Manager HARRY WILLIAM MOORE junior High Course Born wi'rh a cribbage board in his hand . behind Ihe bal' . . . wi'H'y . . . frank . . . prefers Whife. 4 Baseball Cap+ain Coach 4 . . baseball, always sfaunch member of LEONARD FRANCIS MURPHY llMurphll Industrial Arts Education Gen+Ieman a+ all limes . . . dependabilify of a sfeady hand and a level head . . . an e+ernaI business man who gels more enioymenl in his boundless energy as a manager Ihan in an evening of dancing . . . careful dress. Saxilrage 4 Glee Club I Mohawlxs 2 3 Soccer I 2 3 Vice Presidenf 4 Assislanl' Manager 4 Dramafic Club 4 Junior Prom Commifiee 1 lm 1 MARIE CLARA NEUDORF umm Hzgly Course Career woman . . . eIifervescen+ youI'I1 plus a srrong leaning 'Iowards aI'I1Ie+ics . . . conrinuous flow of conversarion . . . her lmpeiuous naI'ure of'ren confrols her Ilunlung. Volleyball I 2 3 4 Soffball I 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 Senior Prom Commiffee WinI'er Carnival Commiffee Sficll Glee Club I 2 Hoclxey I 2 3 4 :lj Soccer I 2 3 4 Baslcefball I 2 3 4 Q , .' 'I .5 3235, -- . I et, rgftf 4 . I I'-iii . ,Agp x 7 . ,.,,, 1 ' 57 r I . J 'I - ' - ff ' 4 EDWARD ANDREW O'SH EASY Eddie junior H i gb Course A surprising versaI'iIi+y, embracing humor, Ii+era'Iure, and slcill in all games . . . a smoo'rI1y wirh a good line . . . an ace in Iennis . . . execufive abilify . . . a Iemperamenr slow Io anger. Saxifrage Tennis I 4 Men's Sporfs Edifor 4 Cap+ain 2 Sficlz 3 4 Coach 3 Mohawlcs 2 3 Senior Prom Commiilee Presidenl' 4 Baseball 4 Soccer 2 Men's A+I1Ie+ic Board 2 3 Hockey I 2 Vice Presidenf 3 .R N Q x 1 -1 -1' THORNTON PETTEE I rzduslrial Arts Education Serene . . . maieslic . . . a mas+er punsfer . . . a quie+ dep+l'1 of sfrong de+ermina+ion . . . no+ easily moved . . . reminisceni' of Ihe wise old Owl who sal' in an Oak. Saxifrage Board Pholograplly Edi+or Palmer Hall House Board Treasurer Secreiary Vice Presidenl' Gaveleers Vice Presideni' Typograplnical Sociefy I 2 3 College Orchesfra I 2 3 Tennis I 2 Capfain 3 4 Freshman Dance Commiffee Halloween Dance Commiffee Junior Prom Commiffee ESTH ER ESTELLA RICE Elementary Course The liH'le girl who does big 'rhings wi+h 'rlme cornel . . . hard working member of Ilae orcl1es+ra . . . individualisf . . . na+ure llbugll. Glee Club I 2 Bowling 3 Orclwesfra I 2 3 4 . f Saxifrage Board Edifor in Chief Sficlr News Edifor Debafing Club Glee Club Hoclcey Soccer NORMA JANET RICHARDSON unior High Course Femininify personified . . . efficiency plus . . . one of fhe rare people who always gefs fhings done . . . Miss Brad+'s righf hand . . . our very capable Eclifor in Chief. Bowling 2 4 Volleyball I 2 Freshman Dance Commiffee 3 Halloween Dance Commiffee I 2 Junior Prom Dance Commiffee I Represenfafive Press I Conference 3 GERTRUDE JEFFREY RUANE G-er+ Sophisficafed in spife of her baby praffle . . . inferesfing com- pany . . . recenfly married fo her ex-campus inferesf . . . fypi- cal college girl . . . a welcome acldifion from Wheelock fo fhe class of '39. x ,.,.. x , 1-4 ,,.g-1 MARY CLAIRE SALMON Elementary Course Carefree . . . parlner in many lively doings . . . a +rue Clinlo nile . . . in her nonchalanl manner she accomplishes her share . . . a++ends all classes held af fhe Spa . . . whole-hearled spor+s pa rlicipanl. Glee Club Ari Club Soccer Bowling ELINORE RUTH SCULLY CU Elementary Course True colleen . . . never froubles lrouble . . . real originalily . . . sixfh sense called Iacf . . . scores of friends . . . goes for shag- ging . . . pel possession-Vorse's foolball . . . able Presidenl of W.A.A. Sliclc Women's Alhlelic Board Team Caplain Presidenf Head of Bowling Glee Club Soccer Hoclrey Baslrelball Volleyball Bowling I 2 3 4 Soflball I 2 3 4 Freshman Dance Commiflee Halloween Dance Commilfee Junior Prom Commillee Senior Prom Commilfee Ring Commillee Saxifrage Dance Commiffeo Hockey I 2 Sollball 2 3 Volleyball I 2 3 4 ' iifiii .' ' I- X I K I EILEEN ELIZABETH SHEEHAN Elementary Course A cI1eery hello . . . unselfish inferesf in people . . . responsi- bilify willingly assumed . . . a ready smile . . . abiIi+y 'ro make friends . . . earnesl' manner . . . a sporfs enfhusiasf. Commufing Women's Women's Aflwlefic Board Execufive Board I 2 Secrelary 2 Secrefary 3 4 Treasurer 3 Sficlc I 2 RepresenI'a+ive 4 Bowling 3 Baslxelball I 2 Senior Prom Commiffee ALICE EMILIA SILVERBERG junior High Course Dean An+I1ony's favorile secre'I'ary . . . a quief unassuming girl who ge+s places . . . I1er+emperamen'r con+radic+s her abiIi'ry as an arfisi' . . . a conscien+ious worker. Glee Club I 2 Bowling Ari' Club I 2 3 Vice Presidenl' 4 'Y DOROTHY GRACE SLEEP llsleepyll junior High Course The girl wi+h +he courage of her convicfions . . . mafh sharlc . . . slighfly cynical humor . . . compefenr +o n+h degree . . . complefely independenl' . . . connoisseur of good fimes. Saxiirage 4 Glee Club I 2 . I '. EVELYN LOUISE STRAND llEviell Elementary Course Anofher member of 'the Grofon 'troupe . . . offen seen buf rarely heard . . . always in company of ofher Gro'roni+es . . . exlremely conscienlious . . . a sympafhefic friend. Glee Club I Hiking I 2 3 Baslzefball I Volleyball Bowling I 2 ---nl . -Je' Glee Club MARY MADELINE WALSH Elementary Course Qune+Iy humorous . . . a lovely voice-wI'1ucI1 makes I1er one of I'I1e pillars of +I1e Glee Club . . . a zealous desire for knowledge . . . wor+I1y Iibrary assis+an+ . . . a composed counfenance I IX., LOIS LUCILLE WHITE IILOII Elementary Course Provides a good audience for a ioke . . . a beau+ifuI Iiarmonizer . . . prac+icaI . . . epiiome of na+uraIness . . . has defini+e dramafic inIeres'rs . . . well known member of Mohawk Ladies' Auxiliary. Saxifrage Board Volleyball 2 3 4 Feafure Edi'I'or 4 Soccer I 2 3 Sfick 2 Hockey 2 3 4 Women's Aflwlefic Board Baskefball I 2 3 Treasurer 4 Soifball I 2 3 4 Drama+ic Club I 2 3 4 Junior Prom Commi+I'ee Glee Club I 2 3 W.A.A. Banquef Secreiary 4 Commiifee 3 Bowling I W.A.A. Rally Commiffee 3 4 MADALYN RUTH WOLFSON Maddy junior High Course V Thai well groomed look . . . whiz al mafh . . . franlz lilies and Dramafic Club Glee Club l 2 Ar? Club 3 Volleyball slride buf remains unruffled. 3 4 dislikes . . . unchanging viewpoinf . . . +alces every+hing in her Baslre+ball I 2 Freshman Dance Commilfee Halloween Dance Commiffee 4 Cap and Gown Commiffee RALPH H. CCLSON Class Sponsor I936 I1HSlMlMHlHS lll'3H 7' S-J -5? ,ga 'WW -f- Merilis M. Cofe Fredericl: E. Bauer Louisa Wood Esfher Gales Donald Creed Margarei' M. Lanigan Rufh Copeland Roberi' MacDowell Paul Carroll Edward M. Basseff Francis Morin Eunice Caplan Toini Raisenen Francis E. Lupien Lincoln Riggs Lloyd Miner Alberi' L. Senecal Edifh Shields HHHHI MEMBER Y lla A lINHlHElHSS SPHNSHHS . Junior Class RALPH K. WESTON Sophomore Class JAMES J. HAMMOND .J -J' Freshman Class BELLE M. NlXON SENIUH HHSS , E 4: x ax -Q - xx .W t..Y......-- ,.. OFFICERS JOSEPH CUTLER ELLEN DORMIN Presidem' Vice-Presicleni MILDRED SLATTERY AUBREY HASTINGS Secrefa ry Treasurer iv- JUNIHH HHSS , '33, Q--.f --4'--. ,4 , OFFICERS rf-1. hcl RAYMOND LOWE Presidenf BERNICE CLEAVES Secrefary DOROTHY SEARS Vice-Presiden+ HERBERT DOWNS Treasurer SUPHUMHHI HHSS CFFICERS BERTRAM BENNETT BEVERLY O'DONNE-L Presideni' Secreiary URSULA MULCAHY JOHN MULSKI Vice-Presidenf Treasurer HHSHMHN EIHSS OFFICERS HENRY WALSH DOROTHY CONROY Presidenf Secrefary MARY O'CONNOR JOHN SULLIVAN Vice-Presideni' Treasurer 4---anna -bb-ffm. HHHIlIlHll Slllllllll 1-I 1 fv' 'Ea' ' Full +ime Maslers lB.A.l Edward J. Cashon Donald B. Cook Francis T. Dowd Gerfrude M. Horgan Paul J. McMahon Philip A. McMurray Thomas F. Mullins, Jr Dennis R. Murphy Wal+er J. Pelruslca Joseph E. Roche William O. Sullivan Leonard R. Nisula .4-.mln . Q? J,- QR gif x..3P233 ll lllllllllll IIHIIHIHS lllllllll Slllllllll As I review my iumbled recollecfions and many reminiscences, for fhe purpose of wrif- ing abouf fhe Sfudenf Co-operafive Council and Associafion, I fhinlz firsf of fhe fime when all were in a sfafe of chaofic bewildermenf. Will an epifaph have fo be wriffen for our club? Is fhe council going fo be as generous and meef fhe demands of our budgef? Where will I gef fhe money fo pay for a blanlcef fax? To be very frufhful, in fhe beginning, I was a liffle in doubf abouf if all myself. Imbued wifh fhe faifh you had placed in me, if was farfhesf from my mind fo lef you down . l was defermined fo do all I could fo deserve fhe honor of being presidenf. Long ago, I formulafed a principle which has been a guide, nof only in living, buf in enjoying a beffer life. If is fo malce somefhing worfhwhile ouf of everyfhing I do, whefher if be large or small, difficulf or easy, and fo find enioymenf in every faslc I assume. I believe every member of fhe council despife his own misgivings, followed fhaf same policy and gained much from fhe worlc. We added immeasurably fo our knowledge of gov- ernmenf, parliamenfary law, and fhe nafure of polifics. Human nafure wifh ifs foibles and failings, was an inferesfing sfudy. We came fo know and undersfand each ofher beffer, we learned abouf fhe college and fhe many problems fhaf hifherfo had appeared as roufine maf- fers fo us. We were chagrined fo learn 'rhaf foo many of us were non-fhinlcing individuals nof concerned wifh school affairs. Thaf condifion has improved and will confinue fo improve. Dicfa+ors -fhaf was used as an uncomplimenfary ferm for council members , earlier in fhe school year. We were held responsible for 'rhe Freshman Recepfiong we were charged wifh conducfing a gigolo bureau: we were branded as being faculfy dominafed. I wonder why no one fhoughf we mighf have been fhe evil genius behind fhe hurricane. This crificism was nof a challenge fo us fo wage baffle, buf an incenfive fo go ahead wifh our 'raslc of affempf- ing fo build a firm foundafion for our sfudenf co-operafive sociefy. Affer proving ourselves af fhe firsf associafion meefing, fhe affifude of fhe whole school changed. The word Dicfafors was no longer a by-word. Realizing fhaf our own en- deavors had secured complefe sfudenf faifh, and had overfhrown fhe era when disfrusf was rampanf, our inifial success acfed as increased mofivafion. Wifh fhe honor of holding an execufive posifion, usually come cerfain affendanf inflic- fions, and worries. By-laws, amendmenfs, consfifufional policies, sfafionery, passboolcs, Sax , Winfer Carnival, Freshman Recepfion, nofices, prinfing, meefings, reporfs, ad infinifum. For- funafely, all did nof come af once. Every successful accomplishmenf was an incenfive fo greafer efforf. In lisfing some of fhe agenda, picfures came before me, one of a council meefing. ln my mind I see some of fhe individual mannerisms: such as fhe shaking of a head-enfirely wrong, a nod wifh a smile-happiness over a rafified bi+ of legislafion: someone on his feef wifh a warning finger as a foreboding of danger engendered by some policy abouf fo be adopfed. On fhe ofher hand, a scowl on someone's brow and fhe words, You can'f do +ha+ , l fhinlr, efc., Anofher flash-fhe presidenf, upsef by a member's affifude of boredom and inaffenfion calls upon fhe individual who immediafely perlcs up and surprises all wifh a helpful suggesfion. Also, anofher picfure of your council, upsef and disappoinfed because fhe quorum, according fo fhe consfifufion, is nine, and only eighf are presenf. Democracy became much more fhan a symbol fo us. We reioiced af ifs benefifsg we freffed and fumed over ifs cumbersome characferisfics of red-fape, and delay. If was diffi- culf course, buf I believe we had an invaluable experience and gained considerable from if nof fo menfion a few C's on our cards. There could be no more opporfune fime fhan fhis fo express +o every member and officer of fhe I938-39 council my sincere and deep appreciafion for fheir accomplishmenfs: fhe hours which fhey sacrificed: and fhe fine spirif of co-operafion fha? was displayed during fheir enfire ferm of office. gifif Llleu iDofmin-..- Presidenf, I938-I939 SlUIHNlEHHI1lHHlIVlEHlINEI OFFICERS Presidenl'-Ellen Dormin Secreiary-Rufh Lagsdin Vice Pres. - Wm. Donovan Treasurer-Aubrey Has+ings Council Members Senior Represenialives Mary Chase John Gearan Junior Represenfafives Eva Traf+on Howard Hill Sophomore Represenfafives Claire Andrews Tauno Tamminen Freshman Represeniaiives lApp+.l Mary O'Connor Vinceni' Palermo Facul+y Represen+a+ives Dean Gerrrude Brad+ Dean Ralph Wes+on Mr. James Hammond Social Commiiiee Mary Chase, Chairman Finance Commifiee - Howard Hill, Chairman Culfural Commi+1'ee - Eva Traffon. Chairman Men's Sporis - Tauno Tamminen, Chairman Women's Spor+s - Ru+h Lagsdin, Chairman Sianding Publici+y CommiH'ee William Donovan, Chairman IHXIIHHHIXHIIHHH NORMA RICHARDSON, Edifor in Chief MARY CHASE, Associa+e Edifor PAUL MARTILLA, Business Manager JOHN MITCHELL Adverfising Manager ELLEN DORMIN Organizafions THORNTON PETTEE PI1o+o Edifor PI1oIo Commi++ee Advedising CommIHee HENRY LAMBERT JOSEPH CUTLER ANNA CLIFFORD Wriie-ups Commiifee CHARLOTTE HANSON PAUL HAIRE CONSTANCE DAY ALICE ALGEO LOIS 'WHITE Feafure EcIi+or BERNADINE JOHNSON WriI'e-ups MARY DISKEN EDWARD O'SHEASY Spor+s Eclifors Organiza+ions Commi++ee DOROTHY SLEEP HELEN McAULlFF EUGENE CIAVOLA LAWRENCE HOULE LEONARD MURPHY Elllllllllll Milli llllllllll HHHHH PAUL HAIRE Chairman JOHN GUILFOIL GEORGE JOSEPH Senior Represen+a+ive Sophomore Represen+a+ive RUSSELL GEARAN WILLIAM ROBERTS Junior Represen+a+ive Freshman Represen+a+ive MR. RALPH WESTON Sponsor One of fhe subsidiary groups under +he S. C. A. is +he Commu+ing Men's Exec- u+ive Board. A new deal lo 'rhe commu+ing men came wilh an adequa+e, pleasanl, and comforlable lunch room. The leaders in 'rhese ac+ivi+ies are members of 'rhe board who are inslrumenfal in geH'ing improvemenls such as 'rhe lunch room and res+ room and who govern and plan fhe affairs of +heir own group. I k i I r EUMMIIIINH llHlllN'S llllillllll HUHHII Chairman BEULAH MITCHELL EMILY YAUGA Senior Represen+a'rive Sophomore Represenfafive MARY GAGNON RUTH HANSON Junior Represenfafive Freshman Represeniafive MISS GERTRUDE BRADT Sponsor The women's commu+ing execufive board, a subsidiary division +o The S. C. A., is a clearing house for maH'ers or problems regarding +he physical and social wel- fare of rhe commufing girls while fhey are af college. The Iunchroom, +he Ioclcer room, and 'rhe day-girls' resi room lvery imporfanl' fo a commuferl are under i+s special direc+ion. The annual Chrisfmas parfy is an awaifed evenf every year and is 'rhe only Time fhaf 'rhis group gels 'rogelher socially as a unif. Plllllll HHH llllllllll HHHHH Chairman Senior Represen+a+ive Sophomore Represeniaiive THORNTON PETTEE STUART CLEMMER Junior Represen+a+ive Freshman Represen+a'rive ALFRED TURNER WILLIAM BURNS MR. EDWARD KNOWLES ' Sponsor In any group fhere mus'r be sei' up s+andards in aims and obiecfives which are necessary 'ro all cooperalive living. The Men's Dormifory Execu+ive Board is made up of a chairman, a represeniaiive from each class, and a facully sponsor, Mr. Knowles. This board presides over all funciions which demand a deciding voie and has been very successful in all of i+s planning: no+ably for +he Old Eng- lish Chrisfmas celebraiion held ioinfly by bofh dormiiories. IIIIIIH HHII I IIIIIIVI IIHHHII CHARLOTTE HANSON House Presidenf Senior Represen+a+ive Sophomore Represenlarive ALICE ALGEO LAURENCIA GRILL Junior Represenlalive Freshman Represenralive VIRGINIA HAMILTON DOROTHY DAHLQUIST MISS GERTRUDE BRADT Sponsor When any group of people band 'rhemselves logeiher in a common inleresf, be if social, educalional, or professional, 'rhere mus+ be a moderalor of one fype or anorher fo guide, direcf, and advise. In ihe Women's Dormilory lhis need is mel by fhe Women's Dormilory Execufive Board under +he sponsorship of 'rhe Dean of women. This board is made up of a represenfarive of each class chosen by members of +ha+ class living in fhe dormilory. When rhe board meefs, all lac+ions are fairly and equally represenred. Ideas from all groups are pooled and business is iransacled lo meef lhe needs, inreresfs, and common welfare of all members of +he house. In fhe words of fhe house presidenl i+ is fhe duly of ihe board lo malre fhe dormifory a place where we lilce fo be, and of which we enioy fhe privilege of being a par+ . ff? yy-W 'wud I . ' ,qs lhQn IIISIIUN PI IHII Presideni Vice-Presidenf and Treasurer HENRY LAMBERT MR. C. BLAIR MacLEAN Secreiary Sponsor Epsilon Pi Tau, nafional honorary frafernify in indusfrial ar'rs and vocalional and induslrial educalion, was eslablished a+ Ohio S+a+e Universi+y on March I3, I929. Hs purposes, briefly, are: +o recognize 'rhe place of skill, Io promo'I'e social effi- ciency, and par'ricularIy +o 'Fos+er, reward, publish, and circula+e Ihe resulfs of research efforfs as far as possible in 'rhe fields of i+s in+eres+s. By fhe presence of Ihis frafernify a'r our college, fhe lnduslrial Arfs Depar'rmen+ is given nafional recogni+ion. An inifial banquel' was held in Ocfober a'r +he Hofel Raymond wi+h Dr. William E. Warner, +he Naiional secrefary of +he fra+erni+y, as speaker. This alifair served as an inspirafion 'ro fhe members, and af fha? banque'r originafed fhe idea of a'r'rending fhe Inslallafion of +he Chapfer a+ Buffalo S+a+e Teachers College. The five Senior members were selecfed +o go. Their demons+ra+ion for inifiafing new members was given high praise. The high all-around sfandards of Epsilon Pi Tau make H' one of +he organizafions of which we are proud on our Teachers College Campus. Members JOSEPH CUTLER THOMAS AYKROYD WALTER HARROD RAYMOND LOWE WILLIAM DONOVAN JAMES BAKER an 1..- IQW .gpm Hnviiygggljayggpiiiiv Presidenf THORNTON PETTEE HOWARD HILL Vice-Presidenf Secrefary SARGENT STANLEY MR. C. BLAIR MacLEAN Treasurer Sponsor The aims and obiec+ives are lo inspire self-confidence and self-reliance when in ihe presence of o+hers, fhrough experience in speaking before ihe group, prac- 'rice in parliamenfary proceedure, and fo promofe a spirif of greafer fellowship among members. The Gaveleer Socieiy is fhe oldesf sociefy on fhe campus and celebrafes ifs l81'h birfhday ihis year. The emblem of fhe fralernify is a blacln and gold pin coniain- ing crossed gavels, 'rhe le'r+er G represeniing fhe name of 'rhe sociefy, and fhe fhree pearls, a reminder of fhe concepis of fhe organiza+ion. The colors of The ira+erni'ry are blaclc and gold, lhe blaclc represenfing 'rhe sfrengih and fhe gold fhe charac+er of 'rhe organizalion. Their schedule of evenfs was varied-culfural, social, and educaiional. Among fhe many acfiviiies was a dancing class open +o fhe whole school, and fhere many a lad under Georg Joseph's +u+elage came fo regard dancing nor only a necessi+y io college life-bui a pleasure. The Alumnae banquef which culminafes 'rhe year's program sfrenglhens The bond befween fhe presenf and pasf. I Q llHHHWKyElUH LEONARD MURPHY WALTER HARROD Vice-Presidenf Secrefary 1 MR. ARTHUR HARRINGTON HENRY KOSCIUSKO MR. RALPH WESTON Treasurer Co-Sponsors The aim of fhe Mohawlc Club is fo promofe sfudenf welfare and professional improvemenf: fo sfrengfhen sfudenf-alumni relafionshipsg and fo secure for ifs members cerfain benefifs fo be gained from organizafion. ln achieving fhis end, fhe club fhis year sponsored ifs annual Mohawlc Nighf, a special assembly, and in connecfion wifh fhe Gaveleer Sociefy, fhe Gav-Hawk formal, and fhe Louis Unfermeyer presenfafion. A new form of alumnae bullefin, The Signal , was published. Club members enioyed a varied social and culfural program including a number of prominenf speakers and culminafing in fhe banquef which each year affracfs many alumni fo fhe home wigwam. V 1 'Q . ERBE lIi..'g IIIII IIIIWI... Managing Edi+or Sponsor The purpose of a newspaper is 'ro Iceep ifs readers abreasi' of fhe news. The Seniors have wafched The developmenf of 'rhe Sficlc from infancy Through adoles- cence and have aHcmp+ed 'ro se'r i'r sfraighf on The pa'rh fo ma+uri'ry. Whefher if is To go on growing, die an unwarranfed deafh, or die a living dea+h of sfagna- 'rion is a challenge +o The underclassmen. Underclassmen, accepf The challenge presenfed 'ro you by The parfing Seniors. To fhem goes rhe honor of hard work well done. They have aHended conferences and convenfions +o increase fheir knowledge and abilify. They have expended immeasurable lime. To you we fhrow a LIVING Torch. Forever hold if high. Associaie Edi+or News Edifor Sporis- Men's LESTER ALDRICH EMILY YAUGA HARRY CTCONNELL Feafure Edifor Professional Edilor Sporfs-Women's PAUL HAIRE THOMAS PASSIOS CQNSTANCE DAY Business Manager Sfenographer Phofographer ALFRED TURNER RUTH MORAN WALTER BRZEZINSKI lil .MESH Presidenf ALICE SILVERBERG VERA KENNEY Vice-Presiclenf Secrefary LESTERTALDRICH MISS SARAH LAMPREY Treasurer Sponsor There are some groups as fhere are some people, who go aboui' fheir business in an unosleniafious manner, quie'rly conrribufing +o +he joys and benefiis of o+hers. One ou+s'randing group of 'rhis 'rype in our midsi' is 'rhe Arf Club. Their evidences of love and appreciafion for 'rhe beaufiful are sfandards 'ro which we migh+ well aspire. Evidences of fhese ideals have been objec+ively given +o us fhrough 'rhe fine Chrisfmas assembly. They have worked firelessly and uncomplainingly on many such projecfs for which fhey deserve much credif. Through fheir abilify and willingness we have been fold of coming school acfivifies wi+h aH'racfive posfers. This year fhe Ari' Club has broadened i+s scope wi+h fhe inclusion of fallcs and lecfures on craffs, charcoal slcefching, and phofography. Elll EIUH Presidenl' VIRGINIA SCHMIDT RAYMOND LOWE Vice-Presidenl Business Manager LOIS WHITE and THOMAS GOULART and RUTH LAFRENNIE STEVE LEZUK Secrelaries Siege Managers MISS MIRIAM ELDRIDGE Sponsor The Glee Club noi only promoled in+eres+ and enioymenf of music wilhin fheir own group, buf gave ofhers 'rhe opporfunify and pleasure of fine music. This was done by 'rhe several assembly programs including Trial by Jury , perform- ing for ou+side groups, and several individual and small group recifals. The highesl pealc of +he Glee Club was reached 'rhis year wifh +he unusual per- formance of H, M. S. Pinaforen, an opereH'a by Gilberf and Sullivan. Anyone in college who wished fo fry ou+ for a parf had fhe opporfunify. As a resulf, fhe casf was excellenf, showing enfhusiasm, inferesl, and abilily. Miss Eldridge, wilh her boundless energy and her spirif of worlc, scored anofher success for and wifh ihe Glee Club. I I H- ll I PINHIHHI Caplain Corcoran's lovely daugh+er, Josephine, is I'orn befween her love for Ralph Racksfraw, a common sailor far below her socially, and her fa+her's ambi- +ion +o see his only child 'Ihe bride of +he ruler of Ihe Oueen's Navee -Sir Joseph Porfer. Sir Joseph pleads his rival's sui+ all unin+en+ionalIy-by Ielling her in an aH'empI' fo malce her his own equal socially-+ha+ love levels all ranks . As Josephine and Ralph are iusf aboui' +o elope, all dilificulfies are solved by BuHercup's con- fession-which righfs all ranks and love affairs. CAST The R+. Hon. Sir Joseph Por'rer GILBERT WHITNEY Capiain Corcoran JOHN MITCHELL XR-441W 'XX Josephine RUTH LAFRENNIE Ralph Raclcsfraw ARTHUR HOPGOOD Dick Deadeye MILO GALBRAITH Bill Bobs+ay-IBoa+swainI RAY LOWE Hebe-ISir Joseph's Firsl' Cousinl BERNICE CLEAVES Mrs. Cripps-IBuH'ercupl BARBARA BALDWIN Tom Tuclcer-IMidshipmiI'el BERNADINE JOHNSON Bob Beclcei'-lBoaIswain's Mafel RALPH GRAY IlHHllHlIEllHH Presidenl' BERNADINE JOHNSON DOROTHY SEARS Vice-Presidenf Secreiary THOMAS SWEENEY MISS BELLE NIXON Treasurer Sponsor One of our chief coniribufors +o fhe social and culfural life of our college is fhe Dramalic Club. Each year 'rhe club makes one ou+s+anding presen+a+ion lo our college social life. This year saw 'rhe producfion of Daisy Mayme . ln addilion fo fhis several one ac+ plays are produced, among 'rhem 'rhis season A Sale in Books , a drama of 'rhe Ozark Moun+ains wri++en by 'rhe club sponsor, Miss Nixon. The fradifional S+uden+ coached class plays presenied fo 'rhe club heighfen dramafic inferesf and abilify. The Dramafic Club makes ofher confribufions fo 'the college in fhe form of speakers and permanenf sfage props. To +he Dramafic Club we may fiffingly say Lead on, MacDuff . ' i 'AHHISY llHYlll As ils maior produclion rhis year, +he Dramafic Club presenled Daisy Mayme , a fhree ac'r comedy by George Kelly, and a former Broadway hi'I'. Barbara Baldwin and John Murphy bolh new lo college dramaiics carried lhe main paris of fhe play, wilh skillful inferprefafion and well-balanced charac+eriza- lion. Much of fhe comedy was carried almosl' professionally by Herberl' Downs as querulous old Mr. Filoon. Olher members of a capable casf coached so ably by +he Club sponsor Miss Nixon, included Charloffe Hanson, Beverly O'Donnell, Mary Ward, Dorofhy Sears, and Thomas Sweeney. Q 'I 'fill ,IM f ij, C Q P f cvs: -as KJ HlllHlINHlllIH Presidenl' GEORGE JOSEPH HELEN GIBSON Vice-Presidenl Secre+ary JOSEPH LALLI MISS GERTRUDE CUNNINGHAM Treasurer Sponsor The Deba+ing Club is an inlegral par'r of our college and does much +o fur+her our infer-collegia+e relafionships wi+h such colleges as Holy Cross and oihers of equal repufe. Anyone qualifying for membership should feel 'rhaf fhe +raining in +his group is a dis+inc+ assel' in 1'he field of leaching. Perhaps fhe oufslanding aim of fhis group is fo perfecl' 'Form in oral and wriH'en presen+a+ion . This aim alone should malce The club wor+hwhile and is worlhy of adoplion by all of us in our individual work whefher or no+ we are members of fhe Deba+ing Club. MEMBERS C. Hulber+ S. Clemmer R. Edwards J. Guilfoil R. Gearan T. Moran B. O'Donnell W. Weibursf I I I I I I S I H I Presidenf VIRGINIA SCHMIDT STEPHEN LESZUK Vice-Presidenl' Secrefary JOHN MATYOSAITIS MISS MIRIAM ELDRIDGE Librarian Sponsor In order fo keep our orcheslra and solve +he problem of foo many ex'rra-curricula ac+ivi+ies, 1'he orchesfra members rehearse al' lheir own convenience and come +oge+her noi infrequenfly +o polish, finish, and give +heir eFFor+s smoofhness be- fore making presenfaiions 'ro +heir audience. The accompanimenl' +0 Pinafore - +he opere+'ra presenfed by +he Glee Club, graduaiion music, our Polish orcheslra, and Saxaphone lrio, have been +he medium of giving our college a culfural fouch. The orchesfra has willingly co- operaied wi1'h oiher organiza+ions in preparing special musical programs and evenis. MEMBERS Mayo Tripp Janice Whi+more Paul Haire Esfher Rice John James Roger Holi Joan Rice Ben Freeman Edgar Lord Charlofle Merriam Harry Bu++erfield Russel Gearin Viola Bruso Kenneih Sweeney Arfhur Hopgood INlHHlllIHHlHHHHIl JOHN GEARAN Direclor WALTER VORSE MR. HEALY Secrefary Sponsor The main purpose of 'rhe lnframural board is +o provide an a+hle+ic program for sfudenlfs olher fhan members of +he varsi+y +eams. There is on The surface a greaf deal of fun and ioy in parficipaling in l'he many inlramural acliviiiesg buf besides fhai' 'rhere develops good spor+smanship. Healfh Training and body building are fundamenfal benefifs of fhis. The parficular acfivifies of +he lnlramural board range from mosf aciive sporfs, such as fouch foolball and baslcefball +o very inacrive buf social games such as bridge. Ping pong as a favorile seems 'ro hold one of +he lop ranlcs. Much surplus energy al' F.T.C. has been spenl' on sporls. ln refurn fhe men have benefifed personally, had fun, and made good use of fheir leisure lime. IIHIIINI HIHIIIIE HHHIIII ANNA CLIFFORD Presiclenf EILEEN CGNNELLY FLORENCE HAZEL Vice-Presidenl' Secre+ary LOIS WHITE MISS JOSEPHINE BOLGER Treasurer Direclor and Coach BOARD WI1i+e Team Caplain- Hockey-RLTH HUGHES CONSTANCE DAY Soccer-ELLEN DORMIN Orange Team Capfain- BasIce+baII-LILLIAN SZOCIK ELIZABETH O'CONNOR Volleyball-HELEN WHITCOMB Represenlafives- Hiking-VERA KENNY Senior-EILEEN SHEEHAN Bowling-ELINORE SCULLY Junior-I'IELVI WINTTURI Tennis-BERNADINE JOHNSON Sophomore-URSULA MULCAHY Soflball-NELLIE MESKINIS Freshman-Nol eIecIer:I. Swimming-GERALDINE LYONS INTRAMURAL BOARD Seniors- Juniors- Sophomores- John Gearan, Chairman Edward Donnelly Kenne'rl1 O'Neil CI1es'I'er Bercume Francis Luolclcala Daniel Sullivan Eugene Ciavola Waller Vorse Freshmen- Sfephen Leszulc Paul Marfilla Henry Kelly WaI+er Brzezinslci ra -if 1 VHHSIIY IIIIIHIIIN Seniors JAMES BAKER CHESTER BERCUME EUGENE CIAVOLA RAYMOND CREAMER JOSEPH DANIELS JOHN GEARAN JOHN GUILFOIL AUBREY HASTINGS PAUL MARTILLA JOHN MATYOSAITIS LEONARD MURPHY HARRY MOORE EDWARD O'SHEASY THORNTON PETTEE Juniors LESTER ALDRICH PAUL DEVEIKUS WILLIAM DONOVAN STANLEY ENGLISH LEO GITTZUS WALTER HARROD DONALD JOHNSON HENRY KOSCIUSKO JOHN LOIKO HARRY O'CONNELL THOMAS PASSIOS THOMAS SWEENEY WALTER VORSE Sophomores GILBERT BERRY BERTRAM BENNETT HUBERT EDMOND ARNOLD HANSEN EDWARD HARVEY RALPH PEARSON CHESTER SMITH RAYMOND STANLEY JAMES SULLIVAN Freshmen ALFRED SHINNER HENRY WALSH FRANCIS MURPHY WILLIAM KONSAVAGE Joseph Healy, Ph.B. Director of Physical Education This year saw +he passing of siudenl'-coaches in varsi'ry sporfs wi+h +he appoinf- meni' of Joseph Healy, direcfor of physical educaiion, as head coach of varsify sporis. lf has been long coniended 1'ha'r, while sfudenl'-coaches did worlc sincerely and fo 1'he besl' of 'rheir abilify +o produce winning feams, +hey neverfheless 'Failed in one impor+an+ phase of coaching: namely 'rhe developmenl' of underclass ma+e- rial. Because The sfudenf was 'ro be coach for fwo years af fhe mosl, if was only human and nafural fha? he fry +o make as fine a record as he could during his regime. This made il' necessary for him fo use besl' maferial cons+an+ly and he had liH'le or no fime fo spend wi+h green maferial. The appoinfmenl' of Mr. Healy as head coach removed fhis serious draw-back in our coaching sysfem. While, fo fhe casual observer, no greal' improvemenl' in our feams has been noied fo dafe, 1'he careful observer has no+ed 'rhai' fhe new coach has spenl' a grea'l' amounl' of +ime developing young players and wifhin one or fwo years Fifchburg Sfaie will possess some of fhe mos? carefully grounded and fhoroughly capable feams in i'rs hisiory. VHHSHY SHEHH DANIELS, Capt ENGLISH KOSCIUSKA GUILFOYLE VORSE LOIKO Alumni 0 Eifchburg Mass. Sfafe 4 Fifcnburg Springfield 3 Eifchburg BERRY CREAMER SMITH BAKER SHINNER DONOVAN Dar'rmou'rh I0 Bridgewa+er 4 American Inf. 3 Fifchburg Eiiclwburg Eifcnburg JOSEPH DANIELS Ca pfain The firsf fask facing Mr. Healy as he enfered his career as coach af Fifchburg was fhe almosf impossible one of building a winning soccer feam. No one knew beffer 'rhan fhe players fhemselves fhe loss fhey had suf- fered wifh fhe graduafion of no less fhan nine varsify players. Wifh Capf. Daniels, Creamer, and Balmer as a nucleus fhe coach pafienfly builf and rebuilf his feam. Slowly, refusing fo be counfed ouf by successive defeafs, fhe 'ream finally came info ifs own, furning on an unde- feafed and highly foufed American lnfernafional College array fo adminisfer a decisive 3-2 beafing. While fhe season's record read 4 losses againsf 3 wins, a more imporfanf baffle had been waged and won-a foundafion had been laid upon which fo build fufure 'reams and nexf year will see fhe blossoming of such sfars as Sfan English, Walf Vorse, Henry Kosciuslco, Chef Smifh, Gil Berry, and Al Shinner fo compensafe in some measure for fhe loss of Creamer's brillianf offensive play and fhe sfurdy defense of Baker, Daniels, and Guilfoil. Farmingfon Gorham Hyannis New Brifain R.I.C.E. R.l.C.E. VHHSIIY HHSKHHHH CREAMER, Capfain SMITH DANIELS HASTINGS DEVICUS KONSAVAGE BERRY BENNETT SEASON'S RECORD Fifclwburg 37 Assumpfion Fifchburg 30 Assumpfion Fifchburg 4I Worc. Tech. Fifchburg 4I Keene Fifchburg 45 Bridgewafer Fifchburg 43 Fifchburg F+cl.burg Fifchburg Fifchburg Fifchburg RAYMOND CREAMER Cap+ain Playing +heir firs'r season under +he guidance of head coach Healy, +he baskefball 'ream comple+ely surprised fhe opposi+ion and mosf of our s+uden+ body by defeafing some of +he finesl' +eams in +he NETC conference and capfuring Isl' place in fha? league. Displaying splendid feam work and deadly shoo'I'ing-eyes , our boys furned back s'rrong feams from Farmingfon, Hyannis, New Bri+ain, Salem, and R.I.C.E. while losing hear+breaking con+es+s fo i Bridgewaier, Assump+ion, Keene, and Worcesfer Tech. Berry, Smifh, Devicus, and BenneH' showed remarkable improvemenl' and +eamed wi+h fhe ever-brilliani' Cap'r. Creamer, Daniels, and Hasfings furned in excellen+ records. Devicus, who is undoubfedly fhe mos? improved player on +he squad, ioined Ray Creamer in +he high- scoring class and was rewarded wifh an honorary men+ion on +he all-conference feam. Creamer, playing his usual superior game, was again given his cusfomary posifion on 'l'he all- conference lirsf 'ream. Coach Healy's experimen+ wi+h +he Junior-Varsify feam proved more fhan successful. No'r only did +he players win a maior share of games, bu'r men like Murphy, Walsh, and Shinner developed so rapidly fha1'+hey will be ready +o s+ep info fhe varsi+y squad nex+ year. Though if will be some +ime before coach Healy finds a man wi+h enough abili+y +o 'Fill Ray Creamer's shoes or a player wi+h Joe Daniels' defensive abili+y, +he s+uden'r body may well expec+ +o see consis1'en+ly superior feams in fu+ure years. IHIISIII IIHISIIIHII MOORE, Capfain KOSCIUSKO CIAVOLA HARVEY SULLIVAN, J. CREAMER BERRY O'SHEASY SMITH POWER ENGLISH CYGANOWICKS Schedule NEW BRITAIN SALEM LOWELL TEXTILE ASSUMPTION HYANNIS AMERICAN INT. KEENE Izy BRIDGEWATER R.I.C.E. HARRY MOORE Capfain Under fhe capable direcfion of Coach Jef- fries, fhe I938 baseball feam furned in a remarkably fine season. True, fhey suc- ceeded in winning only one game, buf almosf every game losf was hofly confesfed and 'rhe oufcome always in doubf unfil fhe lasf man was ouf. Enfering fhe Lowell Texfile game as almosf hopeless underdogs, fhe Fifchburg 'ream furned on fhe opposifion wifh such fury combined wifh smoofh fielding and hard hiffing 'rhaf 'rhe sfudenf body was freafed fo a sighf denied fhem for many a day-as Lowell Tex wenf down fo defeaf. If was inspiring fo see such grand players as Ciavola, Capf. Moore, Smifh, Bercume, Berry, and English fighfing againsf odds and giving fheir besf fo bring vicfory 'ro Fifchburg. Wifh fhe dropping of fennis as a varsify sporf, fhe coach will have available a source of maferial hifherfo unavailable fo pasf coaches and if is hoped fhaf fhe addifion of fhis maferial will 'rurn fhe fide of baffle info our favor wifh ifs added punch. One fhing is cerfain-win, lose, or draw, if will be a fighfing feam, led by a fighf- ing Capfain Moore upholding fhe honor of Fifchburg on 'rhe baseball field. ' l 133 ,. 3. 5 3' 5 is 1 ff'-P, -Q .. I, .5 4 5 - - ,, . , J HNNIS This year has seen fhe passing of fennis as a varsify spori' and for fhe lasi' lime some of 'rhe school's besf 'rennis players have foughf for vic+ory on fhe courfs for F. T. C. Under Coach O'Sheasy fhe feam crossed rackels wi1'h some of fhe besf ieams in New England and when fhe season drew fo a close, could look back on a subs+an+ial .500 average in +he won and los'r columns. Probably no greafer player ever look 'rhe courfs for Fifchburg 'rhan Ray Creamer who, in fhree years, has furned in fhe remarkable record of 30 vicfories and 2 defeals. Close on his heels is Ed. O'Sheasy, a sfar in his own righf, wilh 30 vicfories and 3 defeafs. Ralph Pearson, 'rhough in his firsf year of compelifion furned in a 9 won and I los'r record and bid fair fo be a player long remembered. The mos'r remarkable 'ream record goes +o +he number one doubles 'ream of O'Sheasy and Creamer who, in ZV2 years compiled a record of 20 mafches won and one mafch losl. Capf. Pe++ee will fake 'fhe courfs again for Fifchburg, as will some of fhe ofher ex-varsify men, 'rhis spring lor, alihough dropped as a varsily sporf, 'tennis will sfill be played as a Junior-Varsily sporf. WUMlN'S HlHlllIl HSSHEIHHUN The purpose of fhe associafion is fo cooperafe wifh fhe physical educafion deparfmenf in creafing fhe highesf sfandards of healfh and sporfsmanship. More sfress fhan ever before in educafion is being placed on physical educafion. Why? If fhe body ifself is a smoofh running mechanism, fhen fhe mind funcfions more easily. Remember fhe adage a sound body-a sound mind ? Buf besides fhaf a greaf many of fhe girls have learned how fo play-how fo enioy fhemselves. John Erskine said More safisfacfion comes 'ro fhe one who plays fhe pooresf game fhan fhe person who sfands and wafches fhe professional confesf. One of fhe big changes fhis year was fhaf of fhe merger of fhe Black Team info fhe Orange and Whife Teams. The loyal members of fhe Black Team were good sporfs and fook if wifh a smile. A new acfivify under fhe sponsorship of fhe W.A.A. and fhe M.A.A. was fhe infroducfion of coeducafional acfivifies. Badminfon and Ping-pong were played fhree fimes a week af noon. Because everyone kepf fhe rules and regula- fions and cooperafed wifh fhe people in charge, fhe inifial affempf af coeduca- 'rional sporfs has been a greaf success. For fhe firsf fime fhe Modern Dance was included in fhe W.A.A. acfivifies. In fhe pasf, Seniors were fhe only forfunafe people fo have fhe dance-buf now Sophomores, and Juniors also have fhis golden opporfunify. The Modern Dance is a comparafively new arf wifh ifs assefs heaped high. No one should neglecf fhe opporfunify fo af leasf know whaf if is abouf-by doing if-nof wafching or reading abouf if only. The mosf inferesfing evenfs of fhe year were: Keene Sporfs Day af Keene Normal School, fhe rally when fhe freshmen became feam members, fhe Alumnae hockey game: fhe Keene baskefball game played here lour firsf and second feams were vicforslg 'rhe Cushing Academy volleyball game, and finally, fhe awards for fhe work and fun we've had. From fhe firsf hockey bulley in Sepfember fo fhe lasf soffball run in May, fhe Afhlefic Associafion is one of fhe busiesf organizafions on campus. They don'f even sfop for a breafh on a frip-we undersfand fheir favorife song is Far Away . f . I 1 - I X.g,g f fs - . JK , gy gi? 13 Y 1 . . l f 5 r . U , W xi, - KJ The annual Afhlefic Conference of fhe Massachuseffs Sfafe Teachers Colleges was held af Norfh Adams on Ocfober I3, I4, and I5, l938. The Con- ference was made up of fhe delegafes and fheir insfrucfors. Our delegafes were Anna Clifford, Presidenf of W.A.A., Consfance Day, and Elizabefh O'Connor, accompanied by Miss Bolger and Miss Sfafford. The oufsfanding feafure of fhe conference was a dramafic lecfure-demon- sfrafion given by Ted Shawn and his famous concerf group. Highlighfs of fhe conference were a hike up Mf. Greylock, a Hallowe'en parfy, lively group discussions of afhlefic problems: a speech by Daniel Kelly, new Sfafe Supervisor of Educafiong a lecfure by Mary Spaulding from fhe Massa- chuseffs Deparfmenf of Healfh, and an address by Rufh Mclnfire, direcfor of games. The girls arrived on Thursday and fhe conference began af 8:30 Friday morning wifh special reporfs on maior and minor sporfs by Lowell: award sysfem by Salem: a co-educafional sporf program by Fifchburg and developmenf of per- sonalify fhrough afhlefics, by Wesffield, followed by a general discussion. Af lO:I5 Daniel Kelly relafed foofball anecdofes fo an appreciafive audience. Mary Spaulding gave a falk on nufrifion illusfrafed by colored graphs of food values. The firsf business meefing followed and Anna Clifford invifed fhe colleges fo Fifchburg for fhe I939 conference. Affer lunch fhe conference confinued wifh discussions of healfh rules by Framingham, social acfivifies by Norfh Adams, and Modern Dance by Bridgewafer. Hyannis fhen presenfed fhe resulf of a defailed survey of adulf recreafional acfivifies. Af 3:00 Rufh Mclnfire lecfured on The Teacher's Place in fhe Commun- ify's Recreafional Program and direcfed games for fhe delegafes. h d Af nine Safurday morning fhe lasf meefing was held and all business fin- is e . Af I0:30 laughing girls gayly sfarfed fo climb Mf. Greylock and af l2:45 weary girls sfrefched ouf on couches or on fhe floor of fhe Summif House. Affer resfing a shorf while fhey climbed fo fhe fop of fhe fower for a beffer view of fhe beaufiful Berkshires. A Hallowe'en parfy Safurday nighf was fhe climax, and Sunday morning fhe delegafes said goodbye and sfarfed home over fhe Mohawk Trail. ORANGE HOCKEY TEAM WHITE HOCKEY TEAM RUTH HUGHES Head of Hockey Hllllll Rulh Hughes, Head of Hockey, led all lhe women hockey fans 'rhrough a second vigorous season of 'lechniques and pracfices. The 'lradiiional game wilh ihe Alumnae saw lhe refurn of such loyals as Cri'rch , Flo , Adah , Funnie , and even MaHie . Hockey was climaxed by a irip lo Lunenburg where +he firsl' and second leams baiiled for championship poinls. The well-maiched firsl' ieams foughl fo a score- less lie, and +he whiie seconds scored Two poinls over 'rhe orange. ORANGE HOCKEY TEAM Capf. Lillian Szocik Eleanor Thurlow Mary Coombs Elizabefh O'Connor Geraldine Lyons Vera Kenney Eileen Connelly Anna Clifford Florence Hazel Mary Disken WHITE HOCKEY TEAM Capf. Mary Owens Ruby Evans Rulh Lagsdin Frances McCar+hy Alice Algeo Conslance Dey Madeline Howe Marie Neudorf Alice Lally Rulh Hughes Priscilla Leighlon Hx x Xe ORANGE BASKETBALL TEAM WHITE BASKETBALL TEAM LILLIAN SCOZlK Head of Baslcefbal HHSKTTHHH An enfhusiasfic baslcefball season was carried on by Coach Lillian Scozilc, who is oufsfanding in her abilify fo coach as well as fo play fhe game. A large number of girls lceenly anficipafed fhe sfruggle for class championship, which preceded fhe playoff of a round robin fournamenf for which firsf and second feams were chosen. The freshmen complefely humiliafed fhe upperclassmen by claiming fhe fifle of Class Champs . In fwo closely confesfed games fhe Whifes defeafed fhe firsf and second Orange feams. As a climax fo a peppy baslcefball season Fifchburg challenged Keene Normal School fo play af F.T.C., and bofh fhe Fifchburg firsf and second feams were vicforious. As an anfi-climax fwelve girls represenfed F.T.C. af Framingham Teachers College when fhey foolr parf in a baslcefball Play Day. ORANGE BASKETBALL TEAM Capf. M. Disllen Lillian Scozik Barbara Baldwin Geraldine Lyons Eileen Connelly Gerfrude Hermans WHITE BASKETBALL TEAM Capf. N. Hadd Ruby Evans Rufh Hughes Sirlxka Waris Mary Owens Ellen Dormin Madeline Viner ORANGE SOCCER TEAM WHITE SOCCER TEAM ELLEN DORMIN Head of Soccer Sllllllll Snow and rain shui' oul' fhe possibili+y of playing fhe carefully planned round robin fournamenf in soccer, buf several praciices were held by Coach Ellen Dormin, and 'reams were selecfed. 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Lack of preparafion for I'I1e class 2. Nafural inerfia. 3. A nickel 'ro spend a'rII1e Spa. Pupil Acfivifyz I. Coax besl' friend 'Io cuI' Ioo--faiI- ing I'I1is-coacI'i her on your pres- en? serious sIa're of illness. 2. Puf books in locker. Saun+er over Io Spa-via back door. Number 4,753 3. Self-MoIiva+ion +o spend 50 min- ufes af +I1e Spa: a. Reading Sunday's papers - +I1e funnies, na'furaIIy. Ia. Ealing an iceberg. c. Talking wifh oflmer misguided invaIids . d. Feeling blissfully happy. Conclusion: I. On way back from Spa-back Io class you are prepared for - meer Iasf class' Ieacher. 2. Reporf cards. I s -ii -I 'iimu Wi+h aII apologies fo Monroe Leaf and fhaf is only if someone sees any neces sufy of apologizing fo anyone One day nof long ago in fhe Iand of Teacher s Colleges where fram mg schools were found under every milk cap free and boffle bush if so happened fhaf Esmerelda moved fo fhe Progressive Neighborhood Esmerelda was in fhe Fourfh Grade wifh I8 ofher Iiffle Fourfh Graders The Teacher was awfully nice she never meanf anyfhmg she said and fhe children had loads of fun Now if wasnf Iong before Teacher found ouf fhaf Esmeralda was Dif ferenf Very Nofnnlooks Oh no buf she WAS Differenf Esmerelda came info fhe room each morning and said Excuse me She did her Before School Work She fook ouf her spelling book and sfudied fhe weeks spellmg words in her spare fume She paid her milk money She never wanfed fo draw msfead of have a Geography lesson She never had fo go fa fha basemunf Af recess she would much rafher play Cenfer Base wifh Teacher fhan sif and sulk under fhe boffle bush because no one would choose her She never cried under fhe milk cap free because Mary Jane punched her in her Sore Sfummick In facf Esmerelda always did whaf she was fold Teacher couldn I' undersfand if' In her weekly conference wifh Supervn sor she fimidly menfioned Esmerelda Supervisor said fhaf Esmerelda had always cooperafed wifh fhe class noise whenever SHE had faughf In facf Super visor once found her acfively mferesfed in fhe Pomfs fo be Taughf fhaf one of fhe children quickly ouflmed for fhe class when Supervisor s back was furned However in view of fhe clrcumsfances she felf fhaf a falk wufh Esmerelda would clear up any difficulfles And as an added precaufion she checked back on fhe fransfer card and fhe healfh cards issued by Docfor Scalds and Docfor Preffy- goodHorficuIfurisf. Everyfhing seemed perfecfly in order. Buf-Days passed and sfiII Esmerelda saf quiefly in her Iiffle seaf near fhe open window- Iuxuriaf- ing in fhe draff. Supervisor couIdn I' undersfand if! She called Mr. Plumber-Direcfor of Training Schools. He had a suggesfion. Perhaps if was her homelife. He looked up fhaf record and found if perfecfly normal. He wenf fo falk fo Esmerelda's fafher and mofher and 'rhey were much faken-aback af fhis sfafe of affairs. They had noficed a slighf frace of somefhing af home. Esmerelda had come home one day and said she LIKED Teacher! Mr. Plumber was dumbfounded! He couIdn'f undersfand if! He wenf back fo fhe college and called a faculfy meefing. Everyone came-Docfor John- nyiake-Miss Nicegal-Miss Funk and Wagnalls-Everyone. They wenf info a solemn conclave. In facf fhey conclaved for an hour and a half before Docfor Clarence gof ouf one of his abnormal curves and by fesfing and measuring-hif upon fhe solufion. ESMERELDA WAS A PROBLEM CHILD! Reassured fhaf Esmerelda was nof really unbalanced-fhe meefing broke up. The Faculfy wenf back fo fheir comforfable arm chairs. Mr. Plumber wenf back fo his den over af fhe Junior High School. Supervisor wenf back fo school and fold Teacher and EsmereIda-whis- pering-I' af Esmerelda was only a PROBLEM CHILD. Teacher wenf back fo her professional affifude sfance in fronf of fhe class-and Esmerelda wenf back fo her desk-fook ouf her arifhmefic book and sfudied her facfs of 4. The class-wifh fhe excepfion of Esmerelda wenf back fo fheir absorbing eraser-fossing Acfivify Period. And fhey were ALL very happy. IlllHPIllllHllS. CLASS HISTORY l935- I939 College!-and don'l' le+ me hear you say Normal School -lnilalion wi+h +ha+ lovely shade of green-Lupian flilling-Gerry dancing in lhe middle of Norlh S+.-Slals posing on Harry's knee-lhave you seen fhe piclure ye+7l--Henry in lhe hayseed ouffil al' +he Minsfrel show-. Personalilies coming lo fhe fore in Mr. Harring+on's class-lhe Shark lhe double-'lrouble man-rhe ,eighl ball in person-Bill Bauer and Fred Bower --lMr. H. had a headache when he 'rook class census.l-J. Guilfoil-lhe Rip Van Winkle of all Hislory Classes. 'H' Oral Comp. class-Ed O'Sheasy af Waikiki-Woo Woo! U Officers-elecled afler much deliberalion-Don Creed-Ellen-Slals-and Joe Curler. U Chris+opher Bean -Beulah didn'+ know Thorn lhen. U The Hickory Slick came inlo being-wilh a Torchlighl parade-and much mud slinging. H' New seals in assembly-iusi' when we had found lhe mos'r comfor+able posilion for an exfra large pair of feel. U The Ice Carnival-followed by fhe Freshman Carni- val Ball-+he Polar Bear and +he Orcheslra Leader Penguin were lhe hils of lhe evening. Le? me see-how man icicles did you make? U The firsl marks-Sax Direcrory ouf- U Trial by Jury-fhe Dance ozllhe Jur men-Copey and her bridesmaids. 'H' Purple and while dresses and lies-or-While and purple dresses and ries. 'H' Course choosing-and il' isn'+ as easy as if sounds. U Sax Dance-a fever of aulographing has swelpl 'lhe campus. U Class Day-Re- member our fwin mascols? We're in lhe movies now. ' Gradualion-My! Are we glad we've gol' THREE more years! Seplember I6, I936 Back fo fhe grind-work already. Don Creed didn'+ relurn so Joe Culler was elecled Presidenl-wilh Aubrey Haslings faking Joe's place as Treasurer. 'H' Frosh Recepliong Hoh! We're old limers a+ This sor+ of lhing-All you do is go up and say Mpleez+amee+choo Mizz-Mumble-Mumble -and so on ad infinifum-ll' doesn'l malfer anyway. ' ' Begorra and a couple of shamrocks-The lrish Champions in Hocke here lo coach us. ' ' No+hing Bur +he Trul'h -Lu e back for a visil-Doesn'+ Mr. Healy look like him! U Exams-Oh dear. U The Mohawk Play-fhe biggesl farce in years-We 'Fully expecled fo find lhaf our augusi' Presidenf was rhe corpse. U Easl' Jaffrey W.A.A. Ouling-Bridgewaler game lonighf- Bridgewaler 35, Fifchburg 34-Losl by one liH'le fool on lhe looler, Tommy . ' ' The Mika- do -Ray Lowe and Joe Rush bring down fhe house wilh Rosey Roseen. Carl Sandburg -and a much loo shorl' hour. U The Mohawk Hay Ride-which was nor slriclly speaking-a hay ride. Paul Marlilla and Laura Raila married in Connecficul--May 2nd-Congra+ula- lions! U Class Day dresses again? 'H' Roberl P. Trisfram Coffin-a Crys+al Momen1 ' for us. U Class Day-delayed on accounf of rain-bul we ended up by jumping over puddles- U Gradualion-Are we glad we've goi' TWO more years! Seplember 2Olh, I937 Some of us back again. Olhers decided fo lake an A.W.O.L. vacalion lill Wednesday -We didn'+ realize This was lo be our lasl' lnilialion-or we would have done somelhing aboul' i'r. 'H' SAXIFRAGE board elecled for I939. Liflle did we know- U Highlighls of school life- Mad dashes for Wissler-Cubberley and Monroe-Neilson and Van Hagen-our apologies +o Miss Hassell. Kind Lady . We pain? in lhe a++ic all aflernoon. Mohawk keys arrive- quife a few wenl' our 'ro +he Ladies Auxiliary. U We painl. U More painring. U The 24'rh- Training for some-Agony for ofhers-Lesson plans for all. U Penlhouse in lhe Library-Meei' fhe JUNIORS. R. P. Trisfram Coffin-Mr. Harringlon comes info his own. Same day-Todd Lecrure-Round Table discussion--wifh a Jewish rabbi, a Calholic priesl and a Pro+es+an1' minisler-exrremely inferesring. Sludenr Unifica+ion discussed a+ lengfh in Assembly. U Roberl Paul Marlilla-Class baby-born. U Saxilrage our-and WE'RE iusl s+ar+ing! H Class Day-While and purple-Blue and gold-Blue and While. U Gradualion-Are we glad we've go? ONE more year! June 23rd--Training over for 'rhe lucky half of our class. Sepfember 7+h-So THIS is Training! Teachers Convenlion-Orienlalion for Freshmen-Al leasl' +hey gol' acquainled. U Hurricane-made 'ro order. U Piclures laken-- Smile for fhe boyfriend -How sill -buf rhen- H Highlighfs-Dislruclion-Cons+ruc+ion-Discussion-a-plenly-Has anyone lhoughl 'ro suggesr a new gym? N Dr. Siukionen here as a very inleresled visilor from Finland. U November-'lhe SAX board fears ils hair. Daisy Mayme . U The Prom Commillees dash hirher and yon-Junior AND Senior. U Dancing class-gelfing ready? U We all read lhe newspapers now. Those ol us who go around counling lhe days-Only-more days +ill- January 2O+h-Why! We're ALL lhrough lraining now! Junior Prom-Longwood Towers, Brookline-The Juniors gel lhe chance lo sfep oul- U Pinalore 'N' Geri Ruane married lo Mill Jeffrey-Feb. I8lh-Regislralion blanks-acling professional-hoping-''Hank gel lirsl posilion- Sepfember II, I935 Sax Goes lo Press! llll PHSSlS UN, CLASS SONG High hopes for wings we'll soar fhe heigh+s, Ancl ca p'l'ure vicfory, And fhen upon our homeward flighis, refurn 'ro F.T.C. Clear-eyed and sfrong we'll sail life's seas Evading reefs and shoals, We'II fighf unfil we reach fhe leas, Where we'll aH'ain our goals, So come whai' may we re unafrald, Well be fhe fnrsf nn lme, As we all march In llfe's parade, The Class of '39. CONSTANCE DAY lHlElHSSWIlllll'3H l In 'rhis-our firsf and lasf will and +es'famen+-lacking any legal phraseol- ogy-We, fhe Class of I939, do hereby declare ourselves possessed of sound and VERY in'relligen+ mind and heal+hy body-being now 'full 4 years of age. Having come +o fhe las? mileposi'-we do desire +o pass down fhrough succeed- ing ages fhe sagaciiy and wisdom which has always characferized our decisions. We can only offer advice-which we hope will be heeded-buf few of us are by now.. . Opfimisfs. Firsflyz We do give and bequea+h +o each member of +he Class of '39 now +o go oui' in'ro 'rhe world's schoolrooms-some parf of fha? grand facul+y for mak- ing and keeping friendships:-a porfion of our careless accepiance and blissful forgeffulness of rules--plus a bi+ of 'rhai' happy ignorance ihai' sfill characferizes us-af+er four years of Pedagogy! Secondly: To 'rhe Sophomores and Juniors-fhe freasured memory of lnifiafions - gone buf noi' forgoH'en . Those heari' warming days of heckling and s+uFf. Wi+h fhis-goes fo ihe Freshman class-a sincere regrei' 'rhai' we could nof keep lnifiaiion alive as one of 'rheir many memories. Thirdly: To +hose we leave behind us-The sea+s we've kep+ warm during many a class-a+ 'rhe Spa. May Mr. Casassa's smile and his charge accounf book beam benignly upon you all. Four+hly: To 'rhe facul'ry:-Our Thanks-'For everyfhing-even +raining. Fiffhlyz To +he aspiranfs fo lhe Ladies Auxiliaries of ihe Mohawks and 'fhe Gav's -our advice- We made if -in more ways +han one. Six+hly: To +he Juniors: More fun wi+h 'rhe Council: I+ gave US a hurricane. Sevenfhlyz We donafe fo 'rhe Freshmen-since fhe Juniors and ihe Sophomores can'1' do anyfhing abou'r if now-+ha+ never-+o-be-forgoHen in fhe annals of '39 Spiri+ of P. Haire -for by 'rhis man's foresighi'-we now all have our Sax paid for! WhaH'a feeling of vir'rue and well being! Eighihlyz To fufure +rainers: We bequeafh all fhe anecdo+es wi+h which our irain- ing provided Mr. Carpen+er. Any exfra mofivaiion we're faking wiih us- We'll need if. Nin+hly: To all undergraduafesz A nice big round eigh+-ball +o gel' behind in Assembly. Ten+hly: To all Freshmen-who by +his lime have discovered fhe uses of +he flora and fauna of Rindge Road-Our Blessing. NO ONE needs advice abouf fhis. E+c.: To 'rhe Freshmen-our somewhal' scepiical lby nowl expeciafions of having a new gym for nex+ year. Jusf don'+ plan foo much on fhaf new swimming pool-or any+hing else. Efc.: No. 2: To +he nearesi wasfebaskefz Our collecfion of ominous orange cards garnered from +he sanc+um of sancfums-'rhe library. Miscellaneous: In fhe even? 'rhaf some of you would like 'ro see us again-Don'+ worry. You will!! Signed and Execu+ed This Day and Age-June 5, I939 jf. Wlfibnesst-5 Cvvqmhx N A Q Most, A P. Q Q . .vxx , , vcq .'?'- I! 13. '3 W' ' ' 2 .N M: E ,.,, vi T II F'5ff ' I ,fQ' gui 'Vr- ,av . ., ', .' r ..s:.a'l 3-y,s I s- IQ F . s .Q J. Q n Ill! lass Q C 9 i . . . , ! IHKS IHIIIIIY II MR. WILLIS B. ANTHONY I09 Lincoln S+. Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MISS MARY BARNICLE MIIIer Hall FiI'cI1burg, Mass. MISS JOSEPHINE BOLGER 40 Garnei' Sfreei' Fifchburg, Mass. MISS GERTRUDE BRADT Miller Hall Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MISS RACHEL BRUCE 4 Caswell S+ree+ Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MR. CLINTON CARPENTER I53 Prichard Sfreei' Fi'rcI1burg, Mass. MR. EDWIN CLARK I I6 Day S+ree+ Fifchburg, Mass. MISS FLORENCE CONLON 24 Vine S+ree+ Leomins+er, Mass. MR. MICHAEL CONLON I30 Cedar SI'ree+ Clinfon, Mass. MISS GERTRUDE CUNNINGHAM 80 Prichard Sfreei' Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MR. CORNELIUS DONOGH UE 303 Blossom Sfreef FiIcI1burg, Mass. MISS MIRIAM ELDRIDGE MiIIer Hall Fifchburg, Mass. IHIIIIHHY MISS GERTRUDE FISKE 83 Grove S+ree+ Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MISS MARIE GEARAN MiIIer HaII Fifchburg, Mass. MISS MAUDE GOODFELLOW MI. EIam Road Fifchburg, Mass. MR. CLIFFORD HAGUE Lancasfer Ave. Lunenburg, Mass. MR. JAMES HAMMOND Ho'reI Raymond Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MR. ARTHUR HARRINGTON 35 CIafIin S+ree+ Nor+I1 Leomins+er, Mass. MISS CORA HASSELL Hasfings HaII Fiichburg, Mass. MR. HENRY HEALY Ibl Cen+raI S'I'ree+ Leominsfer, Mass. MR. JOSEPH HEALY I2 Enfield S+reeI Worcesfer, Mass. MR. CHARLES M. HERLIHY Pearl Hill Road Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MISS ELMA JOHNSON Box 464 Fifchburg, Mass. MR. EDWARD KNOWLES Palmer HaII Fi+cI1burg, Mass. MISS SARAH LAMPREY I8 Blossom S+ree+ Fi+chburg, Mass. MR. LAWRENCE LANDALL 4 Gage Place Fifchburg, Mass. MR. C. BLAIR MacLEAN Oalc Avenue Lunenburg, Mass. MISS CHARLOTTE MAHONEY 7I Highland Avenue Filchlourg, Mass. MISS KATHERINE McCARTY 86 Congress S+reeI' Filchburg, Mass. MISS KATHERINE McCONNELL I86 Prichard Slreel' Fifchburg, Mass. MISS MARY McCONNELL I86 Prichard S+ree+ Fifchlourg, Mass. MISS BELLE NIXON Miller Hall Filchburg, Mass. Miss HELEN o'HoRo ' I3 Fullon Slreel' Filchburg, Mass. DR. HARRY PERCIVAL I I2 Easl' Slreel' Fifchburg, Mass. MR. ARTHUR PURINTON I4 Easl S'rree+ Fifchlourg, Mass. MISS ELIZABETH OUATTLANDER 49 Longwood Avenue Fifchburg, Mass. MR. JOHN L. RANDALL I2 Caswell S+ree+ Fifchburg, Mass. MR. WILLIAM L. RINEHART 99 Love Lane Weslon, Mass. MRS. ANNA SIMMONS Miller Hall Filchburg, Mass. MRS. IRENE SMITH Holel Raymond Filchburg, Mass. MISS DOROTHY STAFFORD I2 Weymoulh S+ree+ Filchburg, Mass. MR. EUGENE SULLIVAN 42 Moreland Avenue Norlh Leominsler, Mass. MR. JOSEPH UNDERWOOD Holel Raymond Filchburg, Mass. MISS RAUHA WAYRYNEN Greenville Road Ashby, Mass. MISS MARION WEBSTER 204 Cedar Slreel' Fifchburg, Mass. MR. RALPH WESTON 69I Main Sfreel' Leominsler, Mass. MISS VERNA WHITE 98 Blossom Slreel' Filchburg, Mass. MISS LOUISE WINGATE 43 Myrlle Avenue Filchburg, Mass. MISS MAE WORTHINGTON Palmer Hall Fifchburg, Mass. Q SIIIIINI nlliiiulv Ka+hryn Carr IEHI II9 Summi+ S+., Clin+on Consfance Day IHGI Willard S+., Leomins+er SENIOR J. A. Raymond Creamer, 5 Forbes S+., Worces+er Joseph Daniels ISMI 95 Ward S+., Worces+er Anna Mcln+ire IEGI 23 Wonson S+., Glouces+er John Gearan ISGI I32 Oak S+., Gardner Beulah Mifchell IMSI I4O Worces+er Rd.,Wes+mins+er Paul Haire ISMI 45a Mechanic S+. R.F.D., Leomins+er Marie Neudorf IEMI 264 Walden S+., Cambridge John Guilfoil ISHI I Main S+., Worces+er SENIOR J. B. Mary Disken IEHI I9 Co++age S+., Wes+ Concord Charlo++e Hanson IEHI II Summer S+., Orange Norma Richardson IGSI 45 Summer S+., Fi+chburg Alice Silverberg IGI-Il Williams S+., Baldwinsville Mildred SIa++ery IEGI I26 Myrfle Ave., Fi+chburg Alice Algeo, Virginia Rd., Concord Edi+h Bixby, Pepperell Rd., Wes+ Gro+on Edi+h Buckingham, Main S+., Gro+on Margare+ Burke, S+erIing Mary Chase, 5 Prairie S+., Wes+ Concord Anna CIi+'+ord, I3 Summerhill Ave., Worces+er Bernadine Johnson, 80 Madison S+., Chicopee Falls M. Geraldine Lyons, I2 Bancro++ S+., Worces+er Helmi Ma+iIainen, I7l Baker S+., Gardner Helen McAuli+:+, 2 Oak S+., Fi+chburg Eleanor McCar+hy, I07 Summer S+., Fi+chburg Es+her Rice, 27 Win+er S+., Fi+chburg Ger+rude F. Ruane, 25 Leigh+on Ave., Clin+on James Baker, 80 Vernon S+., Norwood Ches+er Bercume, Rawson S+., Leices+er Joseph Cufler, Kemp Rd., Wes+ Gro+on Lawrence Houle, 242 James S+., Worces+er Grover Howard, 64 Auburn S+., Chicopee Rober+ Hupper, 525 Main S+., Fi+chburg Doro+hy Sleep IEMI 30 Parsons S+., Fi+chburg ' Madalyn Wolfson IEMI 358 Broadway S+., Chicopee Falls Paul Mar+iIIa ISMI 8I7 Main S+., Fi+chburg Harry Moore ISMI Reservoir S+., Holden Edward O'Sheasy ISGI IO S+urgis S+., Worces+er SENIOR E. A. Mary Coombs, 284 Milk S+., Fi+chburg Ellen Dormin, 256 Wa+er S+., Leomins+er Ri+a Has+ings, I2 Coachlace S+., Clin+on Eugene Ciavola, 30 Wes+ S+., Clin+on Aubrey Has+ings, I4 Lawrence S+., Fi+chburg SENIOR E. B. Claire Salmon, 8 Marshall S+., Clin+on Elinore Scully, 24 Oak S+., Leomins+er Elizabe+h Shehan, School S+., So. Ac+on Evelyn S+rand, Main S+., Wes+ Gro+on Mary Walsh, I26 Lawrence S+., Fi+chburg Lois Whi+e, I0 HoI+ S+., Fi+chburg SENIOR P. A. Henry A. Lamber+, I2 Joy Terrace, Me+huen- S+ephen Leszulr, I9 Sco++ S+., Worces+er John Ma+yosai+is, Nor+h Rd., Bed+ord John Mi+chell, 74 PIan+a+ion S+., Worces+er Leonard Murphy, I7 Prince+on S+., Holyoke Thorn+on Pe++ee, I60 Pearl S+., Fi+chburg SENIOR SPECIALS FULL TIME Mary L. Baldwin, 48 Shawmu+ Ave., New Bedford Alice Sheehan, 84 Thoreau S+., Concord Mar+ha Parshley, II5 Milk S+., Fi+chburg Barbara Baldwin, Massachuse++s Ave., Lunenbur Viola E. Bruso, 494 Main S+., Wes+ Concord Bernice Cleaves, Main S+., Harvard Mary T. Dempsey, 236 Broadway, Somerville Helen Devecis, Wa+er S+., Ashburnham Barbara Fisher, 2ll Allen S+., A+hol Anne Franzek, Main S+., Gro+on Mary Gagnon, Mill S+., Eas+ Pepperell Elsie Ga+es, Ashburnham Grace Gaude+, I3B Cedar S+., Fi+chburg Ru+h Lagsdin, 82 Richdale Ave., Cambridge Priscilla Leigh+on, 286 Pleasanf S+., Leomins+er Francis McCar+hy, I57 Logan S+., Gardner Nellie Meskinis, 77 Conanl' S+., Gardner Ru+h Moran, School S+., So. Ashburnham Mary O'Connor, I77 Charles S+., Fi+chburg Mary Owens, I5 Wa+erman S+., Worces+er Edi+h Presfon, I099 Main S+., Fi+chburg Phyllis Ba++erson IEHI 54 Grove S+., Fi+chburg Joan Buckley IGHI I50 Sea S+., Nor+h Weymo Helen Gibson IENI Fairbanks Hill, Lunenburg Helen Har+ne++ IMSI 3I Exchange S+., Leomin JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR E. A. g Alice Gay, Lowell Rd., Gro+on Gibbons, 33 Acre S+., Clin+on ia HamiI+on, 402 Ches+nu+ S+., Clin+on Florence Hazel, Oak Hill Rd., Harvard Ru+h Hughes, 2I Highland S+., Wes+ Concord Ursula Jurga, Munson Ave., Shirley Vera Kenney, I55 Eas+ Main S+., Orange Russell Gearin, 9 Fi++h Ave., Worces+er Rober+ Manning, Eas+ TempIe+on Mary Virgin JUNIOR E. B. Doro+hy Sears, 73 S+. James Ave., Chicopee Mary Shea, 70 Easf S+., Fi+chburg Eva Tra++on, I6 Orchard S+., Leomins+er Mary Ward, Whaloma S+., Lunenburg Helen Whi+comb. Bow S+., Townsend Helvi Win++uri, Wes+ Prince+on Rd., Wes+mins+er Beniamin Mason, I26 Blossom S+., Fi+chburg Thomas Passios, 94 Ashburnham Hill Rd., Fi+chburg JUNIOR J. A. Frank Hough+on IMSI I5 Linden S+., Fi+chburg ufh CIi++on Hulber+ IGHI I05 June S+., Worces+er Francis Luolrlrala IGHI 78 M+. Vernon S+., Fi+chburg s+er John Murphy ISMI Box 26, Donnybrook S+., Brighfon Ru+h Lafrennie IEHI 720 Main S+., Leomins+er Virginia Schmid+ ISHI 445 Co++age S+., A+hoI Edith Tiilillala IMGI 363 Mechanic S+., Fi+chburg Edward T. Donnelly, 4 James S+., Taun+on S+anley E. English, 73 Lincoln S+., Worces+er Leo F. Gi++zus, Nor+h Rd., Bedford WaI+er Harrod, Oak Hill Rd., Harvard Roger D. Hol+, l4l Laurel S+., Fi+chburg Thomas E. Aykroyd, II7 Gordon Ave., Hyde Park Lawrence Colson, 23 Wiley Rd., Belmon+ William J. Donovan, 43 Hamilfon S+., Leomins+er Herberl' B. Downs, 24 Grove S+., Reading Howard P. Hill, 7 Ingalls C+., Me+huen JUNIOR J. B. Lesfer Aldrich ISMI I6 Wes+ S+., Winchendon Donald Johnson IHSI 250 Sou+h S+., Fi+chburg Wal+er Vorce IGHI l58 Cen+raI S+., Leomins+er JUNIOR P. A. A. Henry J. Kosciusko, 23l Millbury S+., Auburn John Loiko, I4 McKinley S+., Maynard Fred V. Love, Afwood S+., Cha+ham Raymond Lowe, l35 Magnolia Ave., Magnolia Harry W. O'Connell, 4 Grande Ave., Millers Falls JUNIOR P. A. B. Parker Ma++hews, 290 Waverly Ave., Wa+er+own Henry A. Palmer, 3I3 Can+on S+., Fi+chburg Sargenf E. S+anley, l60 Pearl S+., Fi+chburg Thomas B. Sweeney, l72 Myr+le Ave., Fi+chburg Alfred Turner, Wa+er S+., Lee SPECIAL JUNIORS Hcrberf Gus+a+son IP.A.I ll Carls+ad S+., Worces+er Burleigh P. Lovei++ IP.A.l 40 Clin+on S+., Fifchbuug Mrs. Elizabeth Siegal IElemen+aryI I8 Blossom S+., Paul McCormack IP.A.l 670 Liber+y S+., Springfield Fi+chburg SOPHOMORE I Claire F. Andrews, M+. Lebanon Rd., Pepperell Marie Clougher+y, 86 Fores+ S+., Clin+on Eileen Connelly, bl Longwood Ave., Fi+chburg Mildred Coolidge ISpeciall, Windsor Ave., Wes+ Ac+on Sara L. Donovan, 2l Longwood Ave., Fi+chburg Nancy Fifzgerald, 89 Juniper S+., Winchendon Mary E. Gibbons, I3 Simon C+., Clin+on Laurencia Grill, l89 Pleasan+' S+., Orange Doro+hy Hacke++, IO5 Maverick S+., Fi+chburg Onerma Heikkinen, 326 Elm S+., Fi+chburg E+hel Mandrus, 3 Murray Hill Ave., Spring+ieId Marion Moore, Park S+., Pepperell Ursula Mulcahy, 33 Hancock S+., Fi+chburg Beverly O'Donnell, 88 Pleasan+ S+., Fi+chburg Eleanor E. Ryan, Lunenburg S+., Imperial Ap+s., Fi+chburg Lillian H. Szocik, Gilchresf S+., Lunenburg Eleanor Thurlow, 407 Merriam Ave., Leomins+er Sirkka Waris, 84 Marshall S+., Fi+chburg Emily Yauga, Litflefon Rd., Harvard Kenne+h O'Neil, 2 Pine S+., Wes++'ield Gilber+ Berry, I4 Nor+hridge S+., Wor'ces+er James P. Brennan, 4 McCormick C+., Worces+er Emile P. Brochu, 3l3 Clarendon S+., Fi+chburg Charles J. Casassa, I75 Myrfle Ave., Fifchburg S+uar+' Clemmer, Evergreen Rd., Billerica Milo Galbrai+h, Nor+h+ieId George T. Joseph, 378 Gra++on S+., Worces+er Paul Kirby, I4 Middle S+., Fi+chburg Joseph A. Lalli, Rockland Ave., Maynard SOPHOMORE ll Joseph J. Romano, 3l Spruce S+., Fi+chburg Ches+er F. Smi+h, 4 S+oweIl Ave., Worces+er Raymond S+anley, 2I Por+land S+., Fifchburg Daniel J. Sullivan, 205 Fairmonl' Ave., Worces+er James V. Sullivan, I8 Hayes S+., Maynard Warren Weibus+, 20 Hillcro++ Ave., Worces+er Lawrence Wennerberg, I6 Main S+., Ashburnham Gilber+ Whi+ney, I2 Mayo C+., Leomins+er Alden A. Sherwin ISpeciall Wes+ Townsend SOPHOMORE P. A. Russell Anderson, 2l8 Coun+ S+., Plymou+I1 Ber+ram Benne++, 94' Clarkson S+., Ansonia, Conn. Raymond Boyce, I45 Walker Rd., Swampsco++ Aldrich V. Cousins, 8l Maple Ave., Leomins+er Paul P. Deveikis, 269 W. Broadway S+., Gardner Edward E. Driscoll, 3l Ful+on S+., Fi+chburg Huber+ E. Edmond, 4 Oliver S+., Worces+er Benjamin Freeman, Box 294, WelI+'lee+ Edwin L. Frye, 35 Bridge S+., New+on Arnold R. Hanson, 225 Highland Ave., Leomins+er Edward T. Harvey, I Geneva S+., Worces+er Eino Hill, 4l W. Ches+er S+., Worces+er Francis W. Houle, 242 James S+., Worces+er Andrew D. Killelea, I Mon+ana C+., Leomins+er Theodore D. Laubner, 93 Collins S+., Lynn William R. Miller, 93 Lunenburg S+., Fi+chburg John H. Mulski, I English S+., Salem Rowe Nevin, 2 Park Rd., Belmon+ Ralph Pearson, IOB Nor+h S+., Norklolk Wal+er B. Pierce, 96 Snow S+., Fi+chburg Tauno O. Tamminen, 24 Foss Rd., Gardner Mayo H. Tripp, 7 La+aye++e S+., Fairhaven SPECIAL STUDENTS FULL TIME Francis Bolfon IP.A.I 4 Clearview Ave., Worces+er Charles Blair MacLean ISelec+ed Coursesl Oak Ave., Lloyd Parker IP.A.l 23 High Sf., Rockporl' Lunenburg FRESHMEN CLASS FRESHMEN I Elizabe+h Alexander, 57 Lonewell S+., Gardner Richard Allen, P.O. Box 83, Massachuse++s Ave., Lunenburg Maffiafei Bailey. Ashburnham Carl G. Allgrove, Middlesex Rd., Tyngsboro Virginia Bialas, 93 HiI+on S+., Chicopee Falls Doro+hy l. Conroy, 5 Morris S+., Fi+chburg Doro+hy Dahlquis+, ll Parlr Villa Ave., Worces+er Doro+hy Dudley, Bridge S+., Baldwinsville Laila Elrlin, 43I Broadway S+., Gardner Ruby F. Evans, Holden S+., Shirley Jean Fi+ch, Lonqely S+., Gro+on Joan Fuller, Parl: S+., Eas+ Pepperell Norma E. Hadd, Whifing S+., Lunenburg Ru+h Hansen, 459 Main S+., Wes+ Concord Ger+rude J. Hermanson, S. Main S+., E. Temple+on EIizabe+h Hildebrand+, 24 Wi++ig S+., Clin+on Helene V. Hill, 35 Jean S+., Gardner Beulah D. Howard, Academy Hill, Wes+mins+er Madeline L. Howe, Cross S+., Eas+ Pepperell Doro+hy Joyce, 22 Marion S+., Fi+chburg Adele R. LacI'1,2 Pine S+., Chicopee Falls Alice Lally, 29 Crescen+ Hill Ave., Arling+on Charlo++e Merriam, Wes+mins+er Depo+, Wes+mins+er Frances Merri++, 5I Wes+ River S+., Orange Angela Milcu+ai+is, 242 Sou+h S+., A+hol Evelyn Mucha, 54 Casino Ave., Chicopee Helene Nissen, Boxboro, R.F.D., Wes+ Ac+on Mary M. O'Connor, I77 Charles S+., Fi+chburg Eileen F. O'Niel, 449 Broadway S+., Chicopee Falls Marian E. Philbin, I8 Win+er S+., Clinfon Ca+herine W. Proc+or, Townsend Harbor Helen Rice, 2I Mechanic S+., Fi+chburg Winona Richards, R.F.D. I, Fi+chburg Ledeor Slrarlra, S+a+e Rd., Wes+mins+er A. Virginia Sullivan, 725 Second S+., Fall River Madalene A. Viner, Hubbards+on Rd., TempIe+on Charlene F. Wariger, 59 Vine S+., Leomins+er Janice Whi+more, 367 Sou+h S+., Fi+chburg T. Richard Kelleher, 68 Gale S+., Malden Henry A. Kelly, 84 Nashua S+., Fi+chburg Edgar D. Lord, 92 Day S+., Fi+chburg WaI+er H. Brzezinslri, 45 Greenwood S+., Gardner William H. Burns, 2I Elmwood Ave., Spring+ieId William L. Foye, l065 Bridge S+., Lowell Thomas Goular+, 6 Rindge Terrace, Cambridge Ar+hur Hopgood, II47 Cour+ S+., Broclr+on John B. James, Jr., Benning+on, V+. George Kalil, 4 Fay S+., Worces+er John P. Keefe, I22 Cen+ral Ave., Hyde Parlz William J. Konsavage, 427 Ferry S+., Evere++ Henry Kon+axi, 2l7 Mechanic S+., Sou+hbridge Raymond I.eh+ovaara, l8I Parli S+., Gardner Joseph A. Lonergan, 52 Dorches+er S+., Worces+er Nolrio J. Marella, l58 Heywood S+., Fi+chburg Carl F. Bowman, 387 Broadway S+., Cambridge Harry Bu++er+ieId. I4 EIec+ric Ave., Fi+chburg Ralph R. Cox, 4 Franconia S+., Worces+er Alexander Cyganesiwicz, 248 Cross S+., Gardner Pe+er Dziezma, II6 Endico++ S+., Worces+er John R. Edwards, Main S+., Townsend Raymond Farquhar, 79 M+. Vernon S+., Fi+chburg John W. Feeley, 36l Cambridqe S+., Worces+er Richard Finn, 9 Doane S+., Fi+chburg John J. Gemma, 20 Frui+ S+., Milford Lawrence K. Genander, 46 Heard S+., Worces+er Ralph E. Gray, Prospec+ S+., No. Gra++on William J. Groves, 70 Wes+ S+., Winchendon Charles Hodgman, Wes+ Townsend Vincenf Howe, I9 Forbes S+., Worces+er FRESHMEN II Bernard Maloney, 82 Piedmon+ S+., Worces+er Warren McCabe, I5 Jones S+.. Worces+er Philip McGuirl:, 2I Spring S+., Fi+chburg Joseph B. McManus, 5 Irene S+., Worces+er Thomas Moran, 7I Nashua S+., Fi+chburg Francis J. Murphy, 5Ol Cambridge S+., Worces+er Daniel R. O'Neil, 6 Arling+on S+., Worces+er Vincen+ R. Palermo, I3 Imperial Rd., Worces+er Rober+ B. Pa+ch, 77 M+. Globe S+., Fi+chburg Theodore Pierce, 307 Pleasan+ S+., Leomins+er William J. Powers, I6 Englewood Ave., Worces+er 'William Rober+s, I2I Myr+le Ave., Fi+chburg Al+red Shinner, 28 Maplewood Ave., Me+huen John A. Sobol, I22 Endico++ S+., Worces+er Francis A. Sullivan, 205 Fairmon+ Ave., Worces+er John J. Sullivan, 3 Pa++ison S+., Worces+er Kenne+h Sweeney, 85 Day S+., Fi+chburg An+hony Tasca. 2I Hale S+., Fi+chburg Henry Walsh, 342 Millbury S+., Worces+er Clyde A. Wilson, Main S+., Townsend FRESHMEN P. A. Franlr Onischulr, Main S+., Gardner G. Roger Pauze, II9 Alden S+., Bos+on Shirley Perry, Pumping S+a., FaImou+h Franlr H. Pres+on, Jr., IO99 Main S+., Fi+chburg Vic+or J. Resh, 76 Allen S+., Bos+on Rober+ S. Russell, 56 M+. Vernon S+., Fi+chburg Philip Siegal, 3I Myr+Ie Ave., Webs+er William Sullivan, IO2 Faye++e S+., Wa+er+own Charles Szczepanialr, 53 Perry Ave., Worces+er Ralph Whi+ing, Nor+h S+., Gra++on John Willrinson, 72 Grove S+., Fi+chburg J. George Williamson, 3I8 Billings Rd., Wollas+on MASTERS COU RSES-OCTOBER, I938 Full +ime Mas+ers lB.A.l Edward J. Cashon, 33 June S+., Worces+er Donald B. Coolc, Red Hill R. F. D. I, Fi+chburg Francis T. Dowd, 4 PIan+a+ion S+., Worces+er Ger+rude M. Horgan, 67 Pu+nam S+., Wes+ New+on Paul J. McMahon, 3 Plan+a+ion S+., Worces+er Philip A. McMurray, 9 Brigham S+., Fi+chburg Thomas F. Mullins, Jr., 626 Sou+hbridge S+., Worces+er Dennis R. Murphy, l6I Oxford S+., Auburn Walter J. Pe+rusIna, Main S+., Farnumsville Joseph E. 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