Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Framingham State Normal School FORBES, MARION 96 Franklin St., Framingham, Mass. Fine Arts Club. Y. W. C. A. Canning. Lend-a-Hand. Mandolin Club. Glee Club. It gives me great pleasure to introduce our House President at Crocker Hall. Never was there such a quiet, modest, fun-loving girl. VVe did not realize that behind her reserved manner lay a wealth of wit and good humor, u11til she came to live with us at Crocker. A more faith- ful lo 'al conscientious girl we have yet to dis s 5 9 1 ' cover. Marion is far from loquacious concern- ing the men, however, this demure young lady becomes transformed with joy when the morn- ing paper announces that the transport Harris- burg is in port and from that time on Marion may be found near the telephone waiting for a message from-her brother. You may hear M211'lOl1 stamp her foot once in a while and exelaim that she is the most misunderstood person in Crocker, but she doesn't mean it. Never mind Marion, we love you even though we can't appreciate your taste for corn meal muflins alld lemo11 Jelly. FOSTER, OLIVE Flowers 56 Curtis St., West Somerville, Mass. Glee Club. Y. W. C. A. 4 Lend-a-Hand. Canning. Middle Junior Play. Pres. Senior Class. President X. P. K. Fine Arts Club. Basket Ball-Sub. team. NVhat first made us love Olive? The spunk she showed in Chem. Lab. bending glass. It that her quality of stick-to-it-ive-ness She grew more and more popular and time went on. There is no half-way Flowers -Shets the best that grows. jolly? Ask her friends. good-natured? Just watch her smile. fond of sitting up late? Ask the girls in Room 6. Is she silly? Ask the cook shift. Is she a good President? Illl say so. Is she sociable? Ask the girls in the corridor. 4 was there sprouted. lovable as about our Is she Is sl1e Is she Is she a good sport? Ask Division B. Is she fair? Ask those who know her. Shets everything a girl can be. GIBSON, DOROTHY V. Dot 12 Newton Park, Framingham, Mass. Fine Arts. 4 .Fa 1 I, fe. 5 4... , ,wh Orchestra. Class Book. A M If you want a little light on a subject just ask Dot to p1'ess the button, and presto , 1 , everything is as light as day for Dot's the bright ..-,gay spot among us Regulars. The sun's got nothing on her for brightness. Needless to say she's a good scout,,,generally Wscoutingt' around obtain- ing information to fill her already over-wrought brain! Psychology and Beading and-and-and- are her specialties generally pulling an A plus in one or all. As to being a school-mar'm, well -if her youngsters want to know who's boss they just need to start something and take it from me they'll find out who's boss with a cap- ital B, ,..,,,, Lb, X, ff 4 --f mf' K

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THE DIAL EAGEN, ELISE J. 71 Fletcher St., Rosindale, Mass. Fine Arts Club. Basket Ball. A'Kempis Club. Volley Ball. Donit worry about what people say of you. Think what might happen if they were mind readers? The one in the class who will do anything, anytime, anywhere is Elsie. Never a worry no matter how great the task. She is the best sport ever. Always ready for an argument, es- pecially in mathematics, in which she is a shark. NVriting outlines she considers a waste of time and her most lengthy one is never more than five lines. She talks all study hour and then a grand rush at nine o'clock to everybody's room calling, X'Vl1at,s the lesson for tomorrow? NVhen the morrow comes she is always ready when called upon. How does she do it? FAIRFIELD, HAZEL Hay Field 1063 Belmont St., Waverly, Mass. Fine Arts Club. Minstrel Show. Lend-a-Hand Club. Canning-Yes. Y. W. C. A. Play. President Y. W. C. A. X. P. K.-Vice President. Delegate to Silver Bay Just listen to those footsteps proceeding down the corridor. It is an easy matter to tell whose they are for they can belong to no other person in the world but Hazel. However, the heaviness of her step is only exceeded by the extreme lightness of her heart and the brightness of her smile. Very lovable and cheery you find her at all times. She has the reputation of being o11e of the best natured girls 011 Normal Hill and she certainly lives up to it. Never cross or too weary to help anyone at anytime and gracious to each and all. FERGUSON, M. DOROTHEA Dot 70 Main St., Whitinsville, Mass. Fine Arts Club. Lend-a-Hand. Y. W. C. A. Glee Club. Dottie had the advantage over the rest of us in having a whole year's experience in the regular course before we arrived on the scene, so she knew the ropes and has bee11 leading ever since. Possibly that accounts for the lo11g hours spent in divising ways and means to elude certain set tasks.-as charts. It has been said that this took more time than the actual doing of the thing would have taken. Dot is the jol- liest and best ever and canit be beaten as a chaser of the blues. N'Vhat would we have done without her to brighten dull study hours? NVhen not overburdened with studying she reads poet1'y -has a great fondness for it so we have heard. During Dot's first year trips to XVOrcester Tech. were frequent, but now her interest is centered about news of the 14th Engineers and letters from overseas.

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THE DIAL Nw Q N.. is Q' 1 . , ' K i. GOOD, ESTHER ALICE ' Just Esther Esther graduated from the Technical High school at Fall River in June 1917 and joined our class the following September with high spirits and a smile for everyone. She finds great pleasure in answe1'ing tl1e many letters which F. N. S. has taught l1er to appreciate, and in trying to christianize us with the wo1'd, Come. But the great ailn of Estherls life is to teach school in Maine, and of course it is easy to im- agine her conducting the school glee club, for the girls living near her say she is very musi- cal. Esther is always in a hurry, for she has a great deal to do and when some special task has 'been accomplished, she ejaculates: Well, now. ' GOODWIN. ELIZABETH Betty 604 West 7th St., Plainfield, N. J. Glee Club. Secretary of Y. W. C. A. Class Book. Lend-a-Hand. Volley Ball. Basket Ball. Q Here's to our Betty So loyal and true, She plays for the Harvards And shoots baskets well too. She reads lots of books- Five in one week-end! And the rest of her time In the glee club she'll spend. NVhen we think of Betty VVe also think of Sue But are soon interrupted by Don't you wish you knew. GOULD, 'RUTH J, Ruthie Pleasant St., East Walpole, Mass. Y. W. C. A. Mandolin Club. Orchestra. Glee Club. Fine Arts Club. 'President of Lend-a-Hand Club. Ass't Bus. Manager of Class Book. Live for love, and thou shalt he Loving others, true to me: Love, I follow, follow thee! NVho has not heard of XValpole and of our representative from there-a girl that is always willing to lend a helping hand. The girls of Lend-a-Hand will agree that Ruth was a very conscientious and businesslike president for their club. Now, just a word about her musical abili- ties. She was willing to help out the pianist in Crocker Hall wl1e11 the girls were dancing. And as to the mandolin club-well-Ruth just put the pep into it. Ruth has one ambition in life-That is- to take a B. S course in a few years. We wish her both success and happiness. ' '