Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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The Training School is off campus but close to our hearts. As student teachers each of us became Familiar with the friendliness and helpfulness of the teachers who are responsible For the high educational standards upheld in the school. Our teaching life will be richer For having come into contact with women such as these. Lena Cushing, B.S., M.A. Principal 4 Brewster Road, Framingham Home-27 Fellows Street, Danvers, Mass. Alice E. Joyce Grade 8 66 Pleasant Street, Framingham, Mass. Bertha G. Hall, B.S. Grade 7 43 Adams Road, Framingham Home-5 Boyden Street, Worcester, Mass. Mary L. Caunt Grade 7 83 Brown Street, Weston, Mass. Robinette Ward Grade 6 355 Broolc Street, Framingham, Mass. Mary P. Long Grade 6 15 Reynolds Avenue, Natick, Mass. Ruth S. Dennett Grade 5 55 Main Street, Framingham, Mass. Louise F. Thacher Grade 4 29 Pleasant Street, Framingham, Mass. Home-15 Acton Street, Wollaston, Mass. Marguerite F. Marshall Grade 3 67 Pleasant Street, Holliston, Mass. B. Hazel Davis Grades 2 and 3 140 Union Avenue, Framingham, Mass. Mary J. Donahue Grade 2 47 Clarlc Street, Framingham, Mass. Florence M. Coolc Grade 1 6 Vernon Street, Framingham, Mass. JONATHAN MAYNARD FACULTY

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FLORA M. JOHNSON Freedom Academy, Freedom, Maine 19 Commonwealth Park, Newton Centre Assistant Matron, Peirce Hall ANNIE L. D. SWAN Matron, Horace Mann Hall MRS. ELEANOR BOWES 14 Webster Street, Framingham Senior Clerk MRS. LILLIAN DICKINSON 1063 Worcester Road, Framingham Junior Clerk MILDRED J. IVASKA 87 Prichard Ave., West Somerville Principal Clerk Mg ... V 5 zo-N, ' . . f X ii 3 , .ze f i f . .. , , .J 1 'Q fi f f 1 V E ' i . 4 l f A 1 - 1 1 g. ....,,.,-,...... in f

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FACULTY FOTOS ln the Library, Miss Pratt is ever ready to help the lost soul who has a reference project due in the near future. Miss Larned, whether conducting a French class, loolcing after the interests of the Mart, or acting in her dual capacity as adviser to the Senior Class and Dial Staff, is always agreeable, dynamic, and inspiring. When Mr. Gilday was with us, we often found him at the piano, perhaps giving the freshmen one of their most enjoyable classes, or possibly reminding the Glee Club that, this will be the last time, if they live to be a hundred, that they will have the chance to sing this song at sight! Dr. Haertl, in the biology laboratory, does wondrous things with a microscope. No matter how busy she is, Miss French always has a moment for anyone who ap- proaches her. We suspect, from her appear- ance here, that as soon as we leave, she will be off to a round of visits to the junior practice teachers. Not often does one catch Miss Brosnan at her deslc, for she is usually busy with the intricacies of sophomore plaids or the fine points of children's clothing, nevertheless, she stops correcting the interminable illus- trative material long enough to smile for our photographer. When we see the craft group at worlc, we have ro loolc twice to be sure that Miss Luslc is among them, for at first glance it is difficult to tell her from the girls. ln the freshman foods class, Miss Rust watches carefully while an eager but intent freshman performs a simple experiment in practical food chemistry. Dr. Foster, at worlc on a titration, may be checking someone's results. At any rate, he malces an interesting study against the baclcground of the Chem-lab in late after- noon.