Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Framingham State Normal School ,...i.....1..--1----1 CLIFTON, ALICE LoUisE Lou,' 5.5 2351 .f 30 Morton Si., 'Waltha1n. Y. W. C A. 115 Q25 Fine Arts 121. QA To know Alice is to know a very lova- ble girl, who is sincere and very unaf- fected. She has ambitions toog one being to enter B. U. next fall and specialize in ' English Literature and then for the wild ff and Wooly west and f?J Here's good luck to you Lou and to your hero! COAN, MARY PATRICIA Mamie 14 Lincoln St., South Natick. A'Kempis. Listen to the intelligent flow of words! Mary Coan is speaking. Mary is one of our witty girlsg she catches you every time. She also has the happy faculty of studying and worrying little, but knowing and smiling a lot. She has all the mak- ing of a school ma'amg good luck to you Mary. COLEMAN, ALICE Natick. A'Kempis. Alice is one of our Natick girls She is such a quiet miss that we never know just what her thoughts are concerning the various weighty subjects that we have at school. But we do know that she will make an excellent teacher of hygiene. If in doubt, ask Div. C. 2 ,.. 'Wea . . fl ,

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THE DIAL -. , -52 .Q ' l 5 N q 35. 'Ma 'QQCL-S I a 43 CLARK, MILDRED MAUDE Box 52, Spencer. Y. W. C. A. Fine Arts Here is another good illustration of the effect of environment on the individual. Mildred used to be a quiet unobtrusive girl, but now-Well-you have to get up early in the morning to get ahead of her. Beware, Mildred lest those eats after nine o'clock make you stout! CLARKSON, MARJORIE VVOOD Marj 408 XVhipple St., Fall River. Y. W. C. A. Fine Arts C25. Glee Club C15 C25 Hear that giggle? That's Marj. Clark- son. She casts perpetual sunshine where- ever she goes with her golden C25 hair and sunny smile. Jerry is right there in athletics. She's a splendid jumping center Marj's work is always done and though no one ever sees her study she is more conscientious than some of us. If you want to find Marjorie, look just outside the matron's office. She'll be there. CLARRIDGE, HAZEL EDITH Billy 280 Purchase St., Milford. Y. W. C. A. C15 C25. Glee Club C25. This is Miss Clarridge-notMiss Carroll. Such a time as every one had at F. N. S. trying to tell them apart. Hazel gave us the impression at F. N. S. that she did not believe. in being too friendly with anyone, but being friendly vvith every- one. We knovv she will succeed as a teacher even though she is rather petite. Good luck to you Hazel!

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THE DIAL 33:94 5119!-1--W COLLINS, MARGARET 30 Charles St., Westborough. A'KempiS. Margaret is another one of our quiet misses. She never has much gab to offer although she does her share of re- citing in classes. Knowing Margaret is knowing a very nice girl, one who has never a word to the contrary. We feel certain she will be a success in teaching. CRAGIN, REBA 281 Concord St., Framingham. Volley Ball. Sub on Yale Basket-ball. We had in our midst this last year at Crocker, a girl by the name of Reba. She is very quiet but always so cordial when you happen to see her on first floor. Remember girls, what a fine Uncle Samn she made! CROWE, ESTELLE Stell 55 Cedar St., Somerville. Lend-a-hand Basket-ball Yale. Treasurer X. P. K. Y. W. C. A. When Stell appears at the door and says, Let's make some fudgef' we all jump and start for the kitchen, for she is famous for her fudge-making ability. This, however, is but one of her accom- plishments. We all remember the clever guarding she did for the Yale Team on that memorable day and here is an un- solved mystery-When does Stell do her studying? She is seldom caught at it, but when it comes to recitation she is always with the rest of us.