Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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a figure of dignity . . . a heart of love . . . a soul of sincerity . a rnind of integrity cz pulse of life. . . . . W This is ho we remember him 10

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TO THE GRADUATES You graduates of the Class of 1964 are going forth from Fram- ingham in the year when the college celebrates its one hundred twenty fifth anniversary. She has proffered to you the advantages of a college steeped in tradition and rich in history. Yet the college has always shown a willingness and an eagerness to change and grow to meet the needs of an increasingly complex society. We on the Hill are proud to have you go forth in this sig- nificant year as emissaries of Framingham. During your student days here and throughout the many changes that have taken place since you first entered, we have constantly sought to help you develop a zeal for learning and a high sense of values. We are confident that you will continue to seek learning and to cherish high values throughout the future, bringing credit to yourself and to your college. Mrs. McCarthy and'I wish you the fullest happiness, success and blessings wherever the path of the future may lead you. May that path bring you back often to your Alma Mater. Dr. D. Justin McCarthy President 9

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Here on my Hill serene I stand And watch the restless world go tumbling by Yet I content with all that life has given Smile calmly down with pitying glance And sigh for those who have not lived as I Nor tasted Springs where I have drunk so long. Nor do I fear the road that lies ahead But bravely now I gird one for the task For in my veins still runs the blood of those Who boldly ventured on enchanted seas And clung determined to a child like faith I Nor ever doubted God would lead the way. Written by Martin F. O'Connor President of State College at Framingham 1936-1961