Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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to the seniors: Your student days here on the hill will soon be drawing to a close. We will miss you, but your influence will remain. During your four years at Framingham you have seen great ex- pansion in the college physical plant, maior developments in the academic program, and a new peak in enrollment. These are signposts of progress which represent change to meet the needs of changing times. Yet throughout all this you have helped to preserve the quali- ties which are so much a part of Framingham - the warm friendliness, the regard for high standards, the respect for intellectual curiosity, the concern for developing the better person. Framingham has become a better college be- cause of your presence. lt is my hope that the education you have received here will help to make the years ahead fuller, richer, and happier for you and for those coming under your influence. 004 'QLI4-tin: .W PRESIDENT

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