Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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. - . , . . ' ' l I 1 i I 1 4 I 1 1 l A 1 Bette Mary Burns A summer at Hull added a knowledge of engineering. Becomes excited easily and joins others by enioying their good news. The chosen College is Holy Cross, with men from all points south, east, west and north. We'll always enjoy the company of . . . Bette. 5 Dorothy Freda Carpenter A level head . . . finely tempered with a well placed funny bone. Everything tackled is neatly done. A tension neutralizer at Falmouth for which the walls are no doubt grateful. A beautiful glow when the General appears. Right combination equals the General and . . . Dot. 26 Virginia M. Carlson Pint size gal, with a gallon size stack of mail. She had us guessing, but we finally found out it's the Navy that has the situation well in hand -this season. A flair for food, a diet a day, and a wide interest in culture, leaves the lasting impression of . . . Ginny. r . .

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, .. .r Virginia May Burr The fastest hockey wing going. Creator of the best home-made bread in Massachusetts. Unlimited energy . . . a special Sergeant in the Aleutians and Cider Queen of New Salem. Hostess of those famous watermelon parties. We'll remember the exceptional tem- perament and contagious laugh of . . . Ginna. 25 Beatrice Alice Bjornson A model superbe with the desire of all females . . . gorgeous hair. ln the summer, an excellent swimmer . . . replaced by skating in the winter. Thoughtful, sincere and dependable, we find . . . Bea. Patricia Mary Broderick One of the famous Broderick twins . . . long, frequent epistles sent and received daily. Sum- mer work in a hospital found chemistry formulas replaced by baby formulas. ln leisure time, the leader of a drill team. Always ready with help to lend to everyone, especially to the friends of . . . Pat. ,W

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I5 Lois Chase Gertrude lsabelle Cleveland Our most in originality . . . fluency in poetry, with finesse in dress. The party after carolling and Alouette en mass. A room with a Mexican atmosphere and an increasing collection of Mexican wares. That trip south of the border is already anticipated by . . . Trudy. 27 September finds Lois with the smoothest tan on campus . . . result of the Cape's radiating sun in her tres neat garden. Always a fourth for bridge and time out between classes. Coffee and - not resulting in nerves, but the calm, friendly manner of . . . Chasie. Rita Claire Clapp With long, taffy colored hair . . . eyes like stars when the Navy comes home. Rita remains composed at all times. A summer at Falmouth as the most photogenic of all . . . even in pig- tails. A maroon Plymouth rolling on to campus . . . a familiar scene two minutes before the bell, with some of the commuters in the capable hands of. . . Rita. 1 1 i . ..... -...- .J