Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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GONE, but nol: forgotten It is with deep regret that all of us here at college bid adieu to Miss Carter, to Mr. Kenny and to Mr. Isenberg. We shall always remember Miss Carter's deep interest in our personal welfare, her ability to make famous people in the literary world live for us, her wonderful course in Children's Literature. We shall always be grateful to Mr. Kenny for his constant patience with us in class, for his ability to make even the hardest problem graphic, for his quiet friendliness that endeared him to every one of us. We shall recall with pride Mr. lsenberg's personal relationship with Framingham, his helpful hand in making our drives a success, his enthusiastic interest in the classroom and in outside activities. 9

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WELCOME BACK il' Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Gilday, Dr. Haertl lt is with joyous hearts that we have welcomed back, one by one, Miss Hall, Mr. Gilday, Mr. Sullivan and Doctor Haertl. Although we missed them while they were away, they have returned to share with us their enriching experiences. We point with pride to Miss Hall's work with the Red Cross in Hawaii, Mr. Sullivan's back- ground as instructor in the Navy, anecdotes of Mr. Gilday's life in the Aleutians, and Dr. Haertl's accomplishments out West as a part of our Army. Miss Bertha Hall V Y 8

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DOROTHY LARNED A.B. M.A. M.Ed. 149 Highland Avenue, Winchester French, Ethics, Dean of Women SARA M. ARMSTRONG A.B. A.M. I0 State Street, F'ramingham Psychology, Ed. Measurements LINWOOD L. WORKMAN A.B. Ed.M. I7 Church Street, Framingham Sociology, Economics, Child Development, Registrar MURIEL CABOT BUCKLEY B.S. M.S. ll Orchard Street, Belmont Elementary Clothing, Appreciation and Economics of Clothing IO ANNA M. BILLA B.S. 39 Eutaw Street, Lawrence Clothing, Textiles