Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Editorials WE submit to you this, the third issue of the Senior Quill. We hope that its pages may contain something of interest to everyone. To the faculty, our class officers and the school, we make our best courtesy and extend a hand of greeting. SUPPORT your class organization with loyalty. As far as you are able, attend its meetings, not only because you will encourage your oflicers, but because you honor your class and are proud to be a member of it-because you will help to create and cultivate that quality known as class spirit. This unswerving loyalty on your part will help to bind your class into a working unit. ' r YOU will observe that we have changed the manner of our dedication.. This was not because we could not find any more good qualities to attribute to our honored principal, but because we wish to show our appreciation of the remainder of our faculty. We hope that our successors will carry out our intention. b 1 DID you ever hear this, in platform exercises? Many of you have been to B-, but I am sure few of you have ever seen, etc. Do we not all need a little more variety in our sentences? It is very easy to form our thought, as those preceding us have done, but let-us strive to be ourselves, to express our own thoughts in our own way Again, have you not found that the speakers in whose talks you have felt the most interest are those who tell us about their own experiences? It is the charm of the personal element which we enjoy. Think of this, all those who desire the growth of the platform exercises. TO the teacher, who, during her short stay has won a warm place in our hearts-to her who has helped us over so many difliculties and in- spired us to eflicient work, we, of the Household Arts Department, wish to extend our sincere gratitude and appreciation. As she takes leave of us, our best wishes for her future success go with her. We also wish to ex- press our thanks to her, the co-worker who has helped us so patiently and efficiently during the illness of our beloved teacher. WE, of the Household Arts Department, are glad to welcome one who has been absent from us. During her illness, our sympathy and good wishes have ever been with her. We have learned to appreciate her untiring efforts in our behalf, as she holds before us high ideals of life and right principles of teaching. As our good wishes have been with her in the past, so, in the future. we hope for her increasing health and strength, as she resumes her work among us.

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To MR. WHITTEMORE AND 'ro THE MEMBERS or THE F ACULTY: We, the class of l9I0 submit this, our Senior Class book. We have striven to show in its pages some of the affection and gratitude which we feel toward you, and toward the Framingham Normal School. We feel that whatever we have gained in growth of mind or in strength of body, we owe to you, because of your unfaltering help and sound wis- dom. Now we must leave you and fare forward on our own paths. But the memory of all that you have clone and been to us shall be ever present in our minds and hearts. We wish to express our heartyx thanks to the two classes preceding us for aid given by the class books of '08 and '09 respectively, and also to those who have been so responsive in the matter of contribution, both liter- ary and financial. As the years go by, we hope that each class may take this little book and make of it more than we have been able to in the early stages of its growth, so that those classes, which follow us may through its pages, convey to you, our honored faculty, some of the thanks and appreciation, which is your due.

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8 JUNIORS-We are glad to have had your friendship and your com- panionship, during the year, which has passed. We wish you the best of success, as you take our places as seniors. We have gradually been led to understand the high standard of our school and have tried to live up to it, as far as we have been able. We hope that you will strive to live up to its high ideals, with better success than ours. It is the helping hand of each individual, which raises the class to its highest standard. You have our sincere good wishes that the class of 191 I may be one of which our principal may well be proud. WE are of the opinion that many do not understand the importance of the secretary's office. While the president of the senior class holds her office for one year only, the secretary's oflice is for life. Upon her rests the responsibility of keeping the class together and in close touch with the school. She cannot do this, unless the members of the class do their share. 0105 A blaze of color, a dash of gold, Reflected beauty of power untold g- A deepening glow, then darkening hills The day is done,-'tis as God wills. , -L. P.