Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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MISS STEVENS

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MR. LYMAN lNIr. Lyman came to Framingham Normal School in September 1919 as instructor of mathematics and supervisor of practice teaching in the Elementary Department. Previous to his coming to Framingham he had been superintendent of schools in Hudson, lVIassachusetts, for twenty-live years. Nlr. Lyman's interest in the art of teaching from the standpoint not only of teacher and pupil but also from that of superintendent gave him an especially broad apprecia- tion of the work of a supervisor of practice teaching. ln this position llflr. Lyman has devoted himself most generously and sympathetically to our interests as student teachers and to the Welfare of our Framingham graduates.

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MISS STEVENS llliss llary H. Stevens left us so quietly after the opening days of the school year in September that it was diflicult to realize that she was not to be a member of the faculty any longer. For thirty-eight years Kliss Stevens was instructor in French. This long period of teaching experience began in 1391 under Bliss Ellen Hyde as principal, and con- tinued during lllr. XVhittemore's and Dr. Chalmers' principalship. These years of service, preceded by her four years of student life in this school, gave to Bliss Stevens a very intimate knowledge of the school's history and a keen appreciation of its needs for growth. Out of this wide participation in the schools development and out of her personal wealth of background enriched by broad human contacts, by study, and by travel, bliss Stevens has always given graciously and freely for our benefit.