Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Emily Climo, President Anna Eclcer, Vice-President Charlotte Lane, Secretary Margaret Clare, Treasurer A M 1 'T' il N Q' we 4 if ' N A A ,l4i mmf-S in CLASS OFFICERS

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HISTORY Framingham State Teachers College was an exciting and unfamiliar place to Susan Smith and Priscilla Logan that September day in 1938, as they looked eagerly around at the campus, its summer calm broken: a chaotic scene of departing parents, strangers milling about and upperclassmen calling greetings to one another across the green oval in front of Dwight Hall, where the two girls had met a few minutes before. The first maze of activities that marked Registration, and the bewildering events of the days that followed brought Priscilla and Susan more closely together in a friendship that grew with their years at college. Sue enrolled as an Elementary, commuting student, and Priss became an H. A. with a room in Peirce Hall. The senior-freshman sing in Horace Mann living room that first Saturday evening, the now historic hurricane that swept across the campus late the following Wednesday, leaving buildings, trees, and even students somewhat shattered, the odd socks, pigtails, shower towels worn toga fashion, and huge name-placards of Initiation Week, the Senior Tea for the freshmen in the midst of that hectic week when senior sisters became again for a brief time those friendly, sympathetic oracles who had aided the two girls during Registration, the club drives, new acquaintances, and classes-all these jumbled together formed the two girls' remembrances of their first autumn at the college. They thrilled to the music of the Hampton Singers and went-gaily, if a bit un- certainly-to Harvard-Yale Week-end fthe Mock-Man Dance, the hockey game, basketball, and the alumnae matchj. By Christmas, with can everwidening circle of friends among their classmates, the upperclassmen, and the faculty, Priss and Sue felt, although almost unaware of the emotion, that they belonged at Framingham. After Mid-Years, which proved to the two that all play and no work did indeed make Jill a dull girl, they drew a long breath and plunged into their second semester's work with the firm resolve-all too soon broken-really to do some studying every night. Because the Assembly Hall was closed for repairs after the hurricane, a Fine Arts Costume Ball, held off campus, replaced the annual Fine Arts Play. Stunt Night also had to be postponed until the following year. Spring brought to Priss and Sue the unforgettable memory of the Sophomore May Day chapel, when, against the background of the spruces of Chalmers Theater and the soft pastels of daintily gowned attendants, classmates, and former May Queens, the lovely sophomore May Queen was crowned with a wreath of flowers, and seated on a red and gold throne. Pops, finals, a goodbye-and the freshman year at college was finished. We play and sing,-at Harvard-Yale,-at Senior Class Night.