Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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FOREVVORD We are women transformed. With each new day we are less of what we once were and more of what we are becoming. The world, too, changes as we see it with our new eyes. The keenness of our perception grows with our sen- sitivity to life's pulsations. To have sharpened our senses to see, to hear, to feel, to smell, to taste the whole of life-this is the essence of our transformation. As we have grown in perception so has our home of learning. Its growth has contributed to our growth. More than in its new buildings, however, or in its expanded curriculum or in its growing numbers, it is in the vision of our teachers and our administrators that the dy- namic force of transformation lies. May we, the forces of tomorrow, go on to affect our pupils as we have been affected. May we now help others to see the whole of life. .A n .il ip 5: lf I

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DEDICATION a personality embracing enthusiasm for life . . an advisor cherishing realistic ideals . . . a friend answering a need within us . . . a woman exemplifying our aspirations . . . a teacher striving towards the goal of a sound mind in a sound body . . . To you, Miss Marie Salvucci, we, the class of 1964, dedicate this yearbook as an expression of what you mean to us. 6