Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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The men and women on any faculty have as their responsibility the molding and training of younger minds. At Framingham, this training is doubly important because most ol the graduates in turn become members of some Faculty, and the results ol the training they have received show clearly in their method clteaching. Framinghamislaculty- the President and the instructors in science, languages Foods. clothing, art, and educa- tion-haxe done their Full share in training the girls, IF seniors apply what has been taught them. they cannot help but be the better teachers For it, FA CU

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To that unceasing, inevitable growth - Progress - which constantly results from the action of the fertile mind, this boolc is courageously dedicated. ln the past year, the Dial staff has had much capable assistence from faculty members, Mr. Sullivan saw us through the maze of indecision regarding the all important question of contracts. When he went into the service, Miss Larned stepped in, and has been her usual efficient self, always eager to lend a hand where most needed. From the very beginning, Mrs. Herring has been with us, advising us about layout and photography. As always, Miss Sparrow and Miss Gerritson were invaluable aids to the literary staff. Each of these faculty members, then, has had a hand in the 1943 Dial. To each one, we extend our sincere thanks, for without them we should have been unable to achieve success. VJHZ2 A 7 LIBRARY Fi'an1Eaig1,., .gage Coiiege Franwirrgltgni, fssachusetts

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