Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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BELLE M. NIXON, A.B., A.M. CLASS SPONSOR YEARBOOK ADVISER To Miss Belle M. Nixon, whom we all love as a friend, respect as a guide, and follow as an inspiration, we dedi- cate this, Our Saxifrage. As a class sponsor Miss Nixon has been most under- standing and as a yearbook adviser, most helpful. The sense of responsibility and absolute trust which her non- censorship policy confers on any organization with which she comes in contact is a. high tribute to that organization and an incentive to its ultimate productivity. Through her unobtrusive guidance we, as a class, have achieved much and, as individuals, have gained a worthy friend. May this book exemplify our thanks. THE CLASS OE 1942

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■ ;• v m ' . ' ■.. l ' ,,! J CHARLES M. HERLIHY, A.B., A.M.. LL.D. PRESIDENT H K Our faculty and students are jointly responsible for the official accrediting of our College by the American Association of Teachers Colleges. The members of the Class of 1942 have participated in a most effective manner in developing the type of faculty-student relations which received the special commendation of the official in- spectors of the national organization. Your record of positive action in meeting the challenge for patriotic war service demonstrates convincingly your high standards of Americanism. We reverently ask The Divine Blessing on your con- tinued service as loyal citizens in the classrooms and in the military and naval services of our beloved country. PRESIDENT HERLIHY

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»9 RALPH F. WESTON, A.B., A.M. Dean of Men HARRY F. PERCIVAL, A.B., A.M. Ed.M., Ed.D. Director of Graduate Study GERTRUDE E. BRADT, B.A., A.M. Dean of Women ROGER F. HOLMES, A.B., Ed.M. Director of Training Schools WILLIS B. ANTHONY, B.S. Director of Industrial Arts