Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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We remember our sophomore year, which brought further unity to our class as evidenced by our extensive preparation for our 4'Country Fair. Our class rings symbolizing our responsibilities toward our college and our chosen profession remind us of our junior year. We were given the opportunity to integrate and apply our learnings through our student teaching experience. Our weekend at Castle Hill highlighted the year's activities. Then we were seniors, and it was our turn officially to greet the freshmen with hazing, parties, and teas. Time has slipped quickly away this last year and soon we will bid farewell to the college on the hill. 5

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PROLOGUE As we don our caps and gowns for the last time, reflection brings to mind many images of our days here at Framingham, days that have been enriched by the strong bond of friendship. Filled with anticipation and enthusiasm we began our freshman year. We recall the apprehensions of initiation and the pleasure of meeting new friends. It seemed that almost immediately mid-term exams were upon us. Success in one endeavor preceded another-,63 was added to the Stunt Night banner. Amid the flurry of papers, speeches, and a touch of spring fever our freshman year came to a close. 4 ,Q ,ff N -- .xms5.'g'I-V1-.QI :1f'f:,.gfg ., 5.3 ,,. .A , 1 -..Wg

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I. -- --iii, fX As a person he has won our niiration with his sincerity and thusiasni. 8. C d- DEDICATION As a teacher and philosopher he has guided our thinking toward the attainment of the highest goals. As a friend he has gained our trust through a deep understanding of our problems and a genuine in- terest in our class. In appreciation, we, the class of 1963, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Robert D. Ramsdell.