Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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PSV TRIBUTE

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BLESSED ARE THE HAVE THE GIFT OF MAKING FRIE X IO IT IS ONE OF GODS BEST GIFTS IN II OLVES MANY THINGS BU ,S I POWER F , .Agegrr '-.. I SS O GOING fgIgDL4QILiQiII.- , QQgI5,,5Jr+.w PPRE- CIATING LOV- ING IN ANOTHER.

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lime vvhich seems so potent as a factor in life and is so often applied as a measure of existence, is relatively unimportant, A truer measure is embodied in Worthwhile things accomplished, endeavors launched, influence disseminated, and by such measure vvould vve evaluate the administration of lVlr. Bagnall in its brief span from 1930-1936. With clear insight into the character and needs of Framingham, he has quietly and indefatigably given himself to its problems. These years have been difficult ones in the life of every college, but under his leadership Framingham has emerged with an en- rollment maintained at nearly its usual level, several nevv courses established, and higher academic standards. Cn December 23, 1935, ground vvas actually brolcen for the nevv administration and classroom building for which Mr. Bagnall has vvorlced long and efficiently at a sacrifice of his time and strength. The door of his office has always been open, a policy consistent vvith his deep interest in the life of the student body and his l4een desire to help whenever and vvhere- ever he can. lo the Student Council he has accorded the position of trust and influence it has merited, to the other varied activities he has given a place in the curriculum. Nor has any function, serious or frolicsome, been a complete success vvithout the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall.