Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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PAGE FOUR ELIZABETH PERRY AND PRESTON SMITH ,ft , . F ,V , , - X - ' Think truly and thy thoughts if Shall the world's famine feed. Live truly, and thy life shall be A great and noble creed. - Bonar 4. Y 2 Ql','-1.: 3 J , 3-:TF:.--1qrfif.':L1''- :5::'j:g-gf-U-55:2 ' L E2.::I.15.--S-L--1-1'5F1?'f-5---if 7 '1!'.' ,- ' - V gf - , K W- L-.g.4 - -.LQ 5 ,--- YV, , i V- ,, dl-, I-, -5. Y .ri-, .4,- - - A lit, I A I, V ,

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Tr-IE SAXIIIQAGE of the A CLASS or 1933

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Dedication OR thirty-seven years have the children seeking wisdom within the portals ofthis collegebeen inspired and helped by those men and women whose lite work it is to ,help others. The standards Alma Mater has set have been exacting but there have been men and women on her faculty who have been more than equal to the maintaining of those standards - men and women who have been able, year after year, to instill the fineness of themselves in the souls of their charges. . The class of '33 feels that it is a real privilege to dedicate its book to two of the people who have thus contributed the fineness of themselves unfalteringly to the college since its beginnings. s No student has lever left Miss l3erry's classes without sensing strongly the value of faithful unceasing hard work or without ap- preciating her untiring efforts to leave with her charges something besides mere knowledge of music, something that will carry through for the rest of our lives - the something that we know asluinspirationf' Mr. Smith is never satisfied with knowing that his' pupils are thoroughly' grounded in scientific knowledge. l-le spends as much time and painstaking effort to get atm our innerselves as he does in imparting technical information. l-lis also is the heaven-sent gift of inspiration ' ln appreciation of our having two such real teachers with us, we gratefully dedicate our book to them. PAGE FIVE