Fitchburg State University - Saxifrage Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Joshua Ainsworfh Barbara Bernard Great Britain's contribution to our class will always be remembered by those who knew him, so 'elp mel Josh is one of our hardest working P.A. men. Taking an important part in all class discussions. filling in words for Mr. Har- rington and arguing about Irish liberation are characteristics of Josh. As a printer he can't be beaten-as a student he is well at the front. Success to you Josh, you've worked 'ard for it. F. BarreH What a good looking collar and cuff set! Barb must be used by now to the exclamations of all those who admire her crisp lingerie touches. Cordial and friendly to all, Barb is a well-known Hgure in campus life. Scholastically and socially she has earned an envied place, meriting the high honor which has been bestowed upon her-delegate to the N. Y. Conference, and a member of the Honor Assembly. Vice President Day Girls B53 Day Girls Council '3-1. .352 Delegate to N. Y. Conference '34, R. Belisle Bernard is a math. major. and many times his lucid ex- planations have saved the day for his less gifted classmates. Not only does he excel in the exact science, but he also is a talented and graceful dancer. Fred Astaire had better look to his laurels, Bernard, if you decide not to teach. Orchestra N541 Glee Club SZ: Tennis Manager '35, Ka+l1erine Benson Hockey, soccer, basketball, volley ball. whatever the sport. Benny can always be found in the thick of it. Slight as she is. her energy is boundless. and so is her Irish wit. Just to show that she is not one-sided, Benny lists among her other interests interpretive dancing, good looking clothes and Holy Cross. Hockey '31-'3-lg Soccer '31-'3-lp Basketball '32-'3-'rl Vol- ley Ball '32-B53 Baseball '32-'35: Black Team. Capt. '32-V-1932 Head of Soccer '71-l: SAX Board. l24l

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OFFICERS President .... . . . ROBERT HAMILTON Vice President . . . A . RUTH MONTGOMERY Secretary . . . . . . FRANCES O'NEILL Treasurer . . . . , DONALD TRACEX' l23l

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Ruth P. Ar'I'l1ur Billings Eminently capable both as a student and as an executive, Ruth has given freely of her time and of herself to F. T. C. Serious and conscientious, she goes purposefully about her never-ending duties. For relaxation Ruth likes a game of tennis, and We are told she wields a far from gentle racquet. W. A. A. Board '32, '33: Head of Tennis '33: Glee Club '32, '33, '35: Nature Club '34, '35: Day Girls Asso,, Pres. '35. P. Bixby A rock-bound Yankee, we suspect that Bixby is still wait- ing for a Whig revival, and if you ask him about it he can tell you exactly Why. Although no Babe Ruth, Arthur has given four years of unfailing service to the ball team, and his place will be hard to fill when he leaves. He is a careful, conserva- tive thinker Who can stick to a thing 'till it's done. Mohawks '32-'34, Vice-President '3-4: Baseball '32-'35: Soccer '32: Manager Hockey '34: M. A. A. Board '3-l: M, S. C. '33, '34, Maurice C. Burns M. Gra Debonair, Wise-cracking Burnsey--the boy from Hanover. Gardner and points 'round about. Deeply interested in con- temporary art and literature, he often points his comments with inimitable wit to the enjoyment of us all. The weather and the government conspired to destroy the Western Wheat fields, Burnsey, but it'll take more than a drought to affect your crop of oats! Mohawks: Soccer '34: Coach of Hockey '35: SAX Staff. ce Callanan Quiet as she was we appreciated her subtle humor. In Whatever Grace attempted, her stick-to-it-iveness was admired by us all. Grace's high scholastic standing will surely give her a seat among the learned. Geography Club '32, '33, l25l