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IHF PHIIOMAFH Nettre Longdon s ambrtro r had been fulfilled She was drstrrct school ma am rn the west In her school the youngest was hardly two years old the oldest was exactly nrnety three and was nraltrng up rn her second clrrldhood for the educa tron she had lost rn her youth Catherrne Dunn was for many years book keeper at the Framrnghanr C arfrge It may also be of rnterest to know that a certarn auto enthusrast has spent a great deal of hrs trme there too Ruth Davrs famous because she was the only woman who ever won her way to the Presrdency of the Unrted States Beneath thrs was rnscrrbed rn smatl let ers on the bronze thrs sentence Who could but vote for such a Murray heart P ' Around her were grouped the statues of the members of her cabrnet The Secretary of the Interror was our old frrend Marguerite Strrpp Her dutres as secretary of the Llass of IQIO had fitted her for the posrtrorr Edward Ambrose was the Secretary of 'Xgrrculture He had trarned hrmself and been trarned by hrs father before hrm for thrs posrtron ever srnce he had been strong enough to carry a hoe Lrllrarr Hamrlton Consrder the Lrlres how they grow they torl not nerther do they sprrr and yet even Solo nron rn all hrs glorres was not arrayed lrke thrs of ours Lulre Gurld A nurse w ho spent her trme nursrng her arrrbrtrons rn a hosprtal erected by the Class of ro for rts de mented members L t rt lr re be sa d that she was never rdle for .1 srngle moment Kenneth Boynton was the nrost fam ous mathematrcran of the world and rt rs agreed by all those who have been connected wrth hrm that he was well equrpped wrth strarght edges and angle 'Vlary McSweerry sad to relate, taken wrth a bad cas of nerves years she was an rrrvalrd a ci r was For was durrng thrs perrod that she wrote er well known essay If you wrsh for any tlrrng rn thrs world you must ask Allan Robertson was a collector of precrons stones and rn the year I937 he added what he consrdered the gem of hrs collectron and strange to say he found rt rrght here rn South Frammg ham on Dennrson Avenue Anna Krugman Her Bent was hrs tory She w rote many volumes brrt con srdered her masterprece The Conquest of Harold Roland Huestorr expert prarrrst and presrderrt of the Joln Hancock Lrfe Insurance Co He cornbrned hrs rnusrc wrth busrness for when hrs pnprls rn rnusrc were about to grye a mzzszcale they thought rt best to take out pollcres Harland Brown graduate of Trrfts He contrrrrred hrs strrdres 'rt the Harvard Nledrtfrl School where he became a dret rcr'1n Hrs first practrce w as behrnd the house where he drssected cord wood under the srrperv rsron of Dot I rrrma Lastrnarr She drd w hat trll her trrrre was thought rnrpossrble wrth rousrng poerrrs of w ar and love she w alsed the sleeprng natrv es of the town Ruth X ollrrrer She was a great lover of lrterature especrally pastoral poetry lherefore rt does not seem strange to learn that a Shepard haslong srrrce gathered her to hrs fold On a srrrgle pedestal appeared the statues of Iessre Trrttle and Davrd Cole rnan He was Speaker of the House for rnanv vefrrs Hrs oratrons have long srnu. been placed among the classlcs But there was one speech hrs nraster prece that has not been publrshed It w as short and sweet and Jessre answered lt fs f 1 ' J I7 u ' 1 ! ' ' rs ' , , . . , . . A , . '. ' . 1 ,' .Q , ' , . . . , ' ' 'L . . . . , , Il 1. N Q V . .Q . , h , 1 ' - ,' , - .. r , '. - . , , . . - . . .Q Y A 5 ,,, . , . ' , ' Ll - , 41 ' . , . ' . . 1. ' . 4 . t ,, ' . X- Y i. ' Il l r s . ' . , '. ' . . . , f - -A , rr , . , . rr '. , ' ll ' - r 1 . ' 1 A r v V l 1 V fl . 9 ' y 11 ,' , ' 4 . s . - . Q . A . . Q ,H , rr . ' '. . . ns 1 , , 4 Y I ' K , sl .. , 4 Q l 5, , 1 sy.: . . . . . , ' , . . .i ,, 7 f l. ' ' . It ll ' V 1 a C V ' ' , ' .. A ' '- s ' s V V ',L t . 1. ' ' 77 'v 's ' - , A A K S 1 Q Q Q .y. .A M . Y 1 . ' , ' 4 1 . , . B at ' tl ' ' 1 4 v '11 - , A , , , , ,. . . 1 v-g 11 . . . . . 5 : A 1, - v r - 1 1 ' ' Y 11 ' , . ' . ,' 1 7 ' I ' ' ' 14 .' -' 1 - 1 . , , , , - - , , , ' , , . ' ' . . , YY 1 1 ' ' . - V s ' lt 1 , , , ' , - . s . ' -Q ' 1 . , y ' ' xl v 1 . Y , 1 r . . ,. Y fa ' Q Q ' ' lr . , - . . 1 C , . . . . . ,' '. 11 1 - .' . 6 ': .' l -1 'Y ' ' - - if v , ' , 1 b' 1 . . s, , I c ' 1' 4 .A. .N ' ' 5 u 1 L - , -' vs y- . 1 Q I y . . . . ', i , 1. . , , - ' Y s s f 1 ' I v - . . .. . . , ..' . , 1 . , ' ' ' ' , ,rr - 11 1. .
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THE PHI! OMATH Iaurcnte Lhancllcr He stalted 111 IJUSIIICSEQ 11nder tl1e 1111116 of Chandler A Co Tallors He PILSSCLI o11e su1t Ylllll such success that l1e took a l1fe partner 1nt0 tl1e firm Wllltll ber.a111e Lhandlcr and Stevenson Dr Aafon I Platt '1lf3111O11S s11r geo11 Thexe are I1lO111l111C11tS to lI1S sk1ll 1n ey ery cemetery I Slbley Lexus, an a11to fa11c1er When l1e was represcntatlve forthe town he p11t through a much needed nnproxe ment a state road f1on1 South Franung llalll to S21kO11VlllC It lb needless to add tl1at llc 11 as one of those wl1o bene htted by tlllS change I lllnlljtlll I 1ghtbody vs 'ls '1 tr11e farmer I F0111 earllcst ch1ldhood sl1e nas l1lCll1l6d toward t111s Joy At fi1st was ha1d and rough but 'lt last sl1e suc ceeded 111 cult1vat1ng I r'1tt Rutl1 Lamson She was '1 llll1SlCl'l11 a11d composer She composed a yy eddlng 11l3.fCl1 to tl1e tune 11 lnth she Hllll 1118115 another I11Cl11lJCI' of the class approached the altar The last bust 111 tl1e l1all was tl1at of Bernard Avery The 1IlSCI'lptlOI1 read Bernard Avery famous for h1s essay Clltltled The PObSlblllt1Cb of Future I111 proyement ln tl1e F1an11ngha1n Barge These haxc SIIICQ bCC011lC reahtles It lb tl1e healty yush of all that knew Illlll that he lllay find tl1e path 111 tl1e xx o11d to come as Plefisant 'ls the street l1e trod 011 eartl1 Just then Father 111116 tapped IDE 011 tl1e shoulder Bed tune V l1e sald I was agaln wlth my books IIIX French st1ll half dOl1C and I 'ltlll Lng hsh and Cferman ye' to do VV11 IIS A1131 111 hmm sm xx JR ALUMNI NOTES 311165 NIcl'l1e1s0n class of 06 has graduated II'Oll1 Dartn1onth L3lOll 'VIerr1an1 ex IO 1ecently sa1lLd for I urope He xx1ll 11s1t 'Nlaples and ROIIIC a11d xylll 11 ltllf:'SS the PHSSIOII Play at Oberannnergau Llarence Bates O7 has sex ered Ill? connect1o11s NY1tl1 tl1e C oodr1ch 'I 1re Lo a11d 15 non employ ed 111 0116 of tl1e offices of the Dennlson Manufactnrmg Co W1ll1an1 Johnson class of 06 has completed l11s course of st11dy at Amherst George Butteux ortl1 06 has sa1led for Holland where he vwlll buy stock for hls father s greenhouses VVhen Mr But texuorth lLtllI'1l's he xx1ll have lllalle SIX IIIPS across the 11 ater IVIHYIOII Wallace ex O9 has rcslgned pl10ne ofiitc to accept a Sllllllal' one at Northfield Hotel Northfield Bradford Patch 06 has graduated r 111 VH l Wllllalll Stalker ex 06 xx l1o graduat ed from tl1e Hary ard Qchool of Forestry 1n June has accepted '1 pos1t1on Vlltll tl1e Lonnect1cut Lumber C0 1n New Ha111p sl11re 1,3ulM6ff181ll ut 06 recently gradu ated from Harw ard 111th l1onor Hazel Chandler ex 08 l1as graduated from Dean Acadeny Lleanor Hor11e 06 has co111plete1lfou1 years of Splelldld work at VVellesley Lollege C ladys Bates xx ho l1as been play lllg 111 tl1e PI'l11CL'ub afte111o0ns and 111 Boston CNCIllllgS has gone to Northan1pton where bl1LlS Stlldlllfb to be 'Ill 111stru1tress of n1us1c at tl1e I11StltLltC of MllblC Peda S0253 James I yerett 06 has completed l11s co11rse at ID2.I'tIllOl1tl1 1111sxI INI B111 18 J I s ' A H - - ' , . . . . 1' sa K 'Y . 1 .. 1 - , ' - V , - . . N R A , A A 1 A 1 1 , 1 1 9 V. V. N. A V A ,H 4 . , I 1 ' ,' ,' 1 . , . 1' , KA . F 1 4 4 . . , . , . - V 0 . SK .ri 1. I it 4 l 4 1 7 4 - ., , . . ' v r A .yy . K Y. I . ,. X 1 ,, H . sv 'xl - . l ' ' ' . . Y 4 'Q ' .1 ' N 5 ' Y In Y' ' , 1. 1 ' I I , Q , . . - . ' 5 r' 11 sl tl ,Q u , ' ' . A .. s 1 Y 1 A Q 1 . .. , , , A Y bl 'I A - Y A V' Y L1 I 1 1 'lf y lm 3. T . . V - 11 4 ', ' . - V - . ' .' 44 ,1 3 4 7 Y1. 1 ' A 1 V 4 - ' ' ' -. 1 44 v g . I L54 ,K s C su L i s , . ' ' , ' . ' , I. ' L s ' - .1 .' , v C s n 1 K' Y Y K' ' she met VV1ll1 llllIIClllllCS, for tl1e ground l1C1' POSIUOII 215 Sf6!10gr2pl1Cr 111 the Tele- 4 I n 1 1 1 NJ -I I 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' - . . . 1 r--- 3 L All I , . H , . . ' . . st 1 Y, V vx C sl I Y J , Y v A , . f 0 . . I. 5 1 5 ull V . . , v , 'N 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 . , v kr . , ,. 11 , A 1 .' ' D 1 4 . Y . '1 ' yn . xl , . y . J v x 7 3 7 - H . . . , . , . , , , u . , H .... 1 , v ' r v , 4 r D K I , ' 1 A 1 7 A s Y . ,J '.' '-' .I ' 1 T 7 N A . 3 Y ' I V I tl 1 - + ' v I . , . Y - , 1 1 1. . I '. , ' . 1 7 7, . . , A.. . . . , 1 rx- - K 4 1 v v 5 H . ,, 1 . .1 . . 5 . - V A . , b 5. , C K, ,. v s ' ' , -. v '. ' l '. - v , i I ' N . . , 1. 1 A , 1 41 , 1 - . , . 9 , P . , V '. I n, . 4 l , 4 4. 1 V v I - Y v b ' 1 1 1 5 n 1 v , x ' 2 C ,I ,lax 1 ,1f.Y.
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