Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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OFFICE f FORCE MRS. CORSON MRS. CHARLOTTE CORSON lunior Clerk Service done by willing and Discerning souls was glory. MRS. HELEN GROVVS 561 Franklin Street, Framingham Secretary to the President MRS. HELEN GROWS MILDRED 1, NASKA NURSE Enough of something from our hands have power To live and act and serve the future hour. MILDRED I. IVASKA, B. B. A. 87 Prichard Avenue, West Somerville Treasurer Too much honesty did never man harm. CLAIRE POWERS CLAIRE A. POWERS Graduate St. Iosephs Hospital, Glace Bay, Nova Scotia 'IO9 St. Stephan St., Boston Resident Nurse A good bedside manner. HELEN LOUISE FOX House Mother, Assistant Matron, Small service is true service. Peirce Hall I9

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MUSIC EDWARD F. GILDAY, B. S. M. A. Oak Crest Drive, Framingham Music Without music, life would be a mistake. MARIE P. MAHONEY, B.S. M. A. I8 Sturgis Street, Worcester Assistant Librarian Her quiet and unassuming manner Bring forth her pleasant ways. EDWARD F. GILDAY D. FRANCIS HARRIGAN, IR., B.S. 2 Margaret Road, Peabody Handwriting -W.v,. . His pencil was striking resistless and grand. LORETTA HALEY, B. S. En Ed. 156 Stratford Street, West Roxbury Dietitian, Institutional Management The gods gave thee more than they rightfully share, In making thee brilliant as thou art fair. GQ FLORA M. IOHNSON 21 Turner Street, Newtonville Matron, Horace Mann Hall ff- A 52 f The man make the household ae. I Y ' I 2. But only one the home. MARIE P. MAHONEY HANDWRITING MATRONS I D. FRANCIS HARRICAN LORETTA HALEY FLORA M. IOHNSON I8

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Blesl: Be The Tie That Binds The changes in the faculty have been many this past year. We shall miss our old friends, those who have found new fields to conquer and those who have retired from the teaching profession. We will remember Miss Coss and Miss Rochefort who retired last year, for their excellent supervision of our practice teaching, and their help in placing us in such fine teaching positions. Miss Kingman's enthusiasm will be sadly lacking in every depart- ment and her superb direction of the Fine Arts production will not be forgotten. I Mrs. Dingman of the art department left us to join her husband stationed in the occupational forces in Germany. MISS MILLICENT M. COSS MISS ANNE ROCHEFORT MISS LOUISE KINCMAN MISS HAZEL L. DINGMAN 20