Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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QGIXITEINIT5 DEDICATIOINI IN MEMCDRIAM A MESSAGE TC TI-IE CENTENNIAL CLASS A TRIBUTE WELCOME FRAMINGI-IAM 1839-1939 FACULTY SENIORS .IUIXIIORS SOPI-IOMORES FRESI-IMEIXI SEINIICDR LIFE ORGAINIIZATIGNS ATI-ILETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS I I I xi I I' Q I if I I I 4, I I I 2 I ,I e I I I xi If I! I I I I I I 5 4. J I I 2' I I:-Ig II I S I I I 5 II 31 I I I :I I r I I Q I I -r I f F 5 1: Il Y I 'X 5 I I I i I I I 9 I I ..,.f I, I II .3 I' I: II . I I I- II II II II 'I III I WI II I II I I II. II II II I II I II I 'I III I I I II I I I II I I II I I II I I II . II .IVR I I L: ,IW I . I'-2 I I I I I I I II, I I ' I II II: I I' I J I I I I'I II II 'II Ixi I II I IEW II III III II' ,IMI III II

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FQREWQRD Three-fold the stride ol Time, from First to lastl Loitering slovv, the Future creepeth- Arrow-svvilt, the Present svveepeth- And motionless lorever stands the Past. Four years at Framingham have emphasized to the Class ol T939 the truth ol this statement from Schiller. ln prospect, our college career did seem loitering slow. Anticipation could not speed it up, instead, it seemingly postponed the thrilling years. But when they came, so last did they speed, that now those years with their varied associations belong to Eternity. They are Finally sale in the Past, and will forever remain there, except as memory recalls them. As a lasting record of these-our lour best years-this lboolc has been lovingly vvritten. ln addition to the fact that 1939 is our year,V the graduating year ol the Class ol 1939, is the even more significant lact that 1939 is the one-hundredth anniversary of the founding ol our college, the First public normal school in America. Throughout the century this school has inspired its girls to lollovv high ideals, vvith 'live to the Truth, its motto, ever in mind. The Class ol 1939 feels its unique privilege and honor in issuing a yearboolc with so vvorthy a theme-The Centennial. . U . W

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DEDICATIOIXI TO MISS DOROTHY ILARNED TO OUR BELOVED MISS LARNED, WHO SO ENERGETICALLY ENTHUSIASTICALLY, AND CAPABLY HAS FUL- FILLED HER DUTIES AS A TEACHER, GUIDE AND FRIEND, WE, THE CLASS OF 1939, AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS BOOK.