Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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THE DIAL CARRON, GRACE MARGARY. 63 S. Bow St., Milford. A'Kempis. Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. Here is Grace, a tall, modest, dignified maid. I know anyone would appreciate being intimately acquainted with her for she possesses the happy faculty of being jolly, good-natured, and witty, most en- joyable combination. Besides, Grace has a remarkable amount of common-sense. CHAMBERLAIN, RUTH LONG. Lowell St., Carlisle. Orchestra. Ruth is the girl who plays the violin in the orchestra. She always knows what to say when some awful question is pre- sented by some stern faculty member. How she does it is a mystery to us. Who has ever heard her say an ill word of another? No one. How does she do it? CHANDLER, DOROTHY EVELYN. Dot 93 Franklin St., Watertown. Dorothy is one who is always pleasant and agreeable. She is also industrious, and knows how to work while she works and play while she plays. Dot is digni- fied, too, in school, but you sh,ould see her outside. She is jolly enough to cure even chronic blues,

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Framingham State Normal School 23 CALABRESE, ANNA AGNES Bobsie 15 Free St., Milford. Glee Club j Editorial Staff. t Give me of your smiles, one smile. Anna headed the roll in Division A and it wasn't a bad beginning either, for l Anna is one of our cleverest girls. She possesses one of those bewitching smiles and pleasant dispositions as we soon found out at F. N. S. The Milford bunch always enjoyed their lunch when Anna was there to tell them a heart rending story. We are sure she will make a fine teacher. CARROLL, ALICE ROSEMARY NAI!! C5LOOSey!7 49 Carroll St., Milford. Glee Club. Loosey is an outspoken little miss and certainly feels at home in her presence, for she expresses her likes and dislikes very soon. And oh, Alice's giggle. Is there any class room in dear old Normal which has not re-echoed Alice's Would you please explain the value of this study? CARROLL, ALICE. 4 Al 9 Cleveland St., Gloucester. ' Lend-a-hand I Vice Pres. A'Kempis. Yale Capt. Basket-ball. I Baseball. Canning ' Volley Ball. Fine Arts . Minstrel Show. Play. Yea, Capt. Yea Carroll, Yea, Yea, Capt. Carroll. Al sure is clever at basket-ball and at cooking she's not so worse. We're glad her culinary talent won't be wasted in the future. If you were to look at Al closely you would observe that she is noticeably cute. .

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Framingham State Normal School CHESTERMAN, MARION Angel 33 Broad St., Newburyport. Lend-a-hand Y. W. C. A. Editorial Staff. Canning Fine Arts Have you ever niet a girl who is a shark in all her studies and still finds time to be a very good friend to every- one? If not, let us introduce you to Marion. She surely is one of the best and we hope she and Bill will live hap- pily ever after. CHILDS, FLORENCE BURNHAM 826 Worcester St., Wellesley. Glee Club. Hasn't that conference let out yet? No, of course not. Florence is telling of the wonders of the VVellesley schools-their wisdom in choosing her for a substitute and all that sort of thing. Here's luck to you Florence. CLARK, HAZEL MAY Clarkie Sunderland Lend-a-hand Y. W. C. A. Glee Club. Fine Arts Hurrah for Sunderland! Have you ever heard of the place? If not, just ask Hazel to tell you about the big town. Hazel is really a very capable girl and as a cook she can't be beat, for her fish cakes and bread w-oud receive a straight check anywhere. Some day she will be one of the leading dietitions. t 93,1 , ', wwqa gk ww, V , . ,L G 'YWXW , NX Xxx - h A QS X YQ? X . , Q - vcr- , , . f- fi -iff'-A ..,. .1 4,-3. ,Q . A rw X . .Q 1 M l X if