Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR If one word could describe this 1984-1985 year, I would choose the word HCHANGEH. Change brings the end of one thing and begins something else. With- in our college community as well as in the world around us we have certainly seen a lot of changes . . . CHANGE: the retirement of President D. Justin McCarthy CHANGE: the assassination of India's Prime Minis- ter, Indira Ghandi CHANGE: the new addition of the clock on the College Center building CHANGE: the death of Soviet leader Andropov CHANGE: the new non-alcohol policy on campus CHANGE: the first nomination of a woman for the office of Vice-President of the United States. CHANGE: the coup d'etat of our food service CHANGE: the efforts of many people to bring an end to world hunger CHANGE: the closing and re-opening of the Ram's Den Pub CHANGE: the controversial heart transplants of man and animal CHANGE: the graduation of the Class of 1985 For many of us it has been this last change that has been our primary concern for the last nine months - GRADUATION! An end to a long list of obligations and a beginning of new requirements in our careers. The end of reading about the world, the beginning of becoming a part of it. The end of late night cram sessions, parties, and fire-drills - the beginning of early morning rush hours. We've prepared at Framingham State College together and now we go our separate ways. This isn't the only time for change in our lives, but it will be one of our biggest. GOOD LUCK! Lisa DuFries Editor, 1985 DIAL 2 lOf?K IO! GREA SAN ERRY ISLANDS One thing that hasn t changed is the crowds of col- lege students that flock to southern waters during spring break. This year a group of F .S.C. students in- vaded the Bahamas for the HINTERVARSITY TAN- NING CLUB FINALSH Csee page 331. Q' , ,ff ,S Y? :in Tift: . . v ' Nix 5, SJWTLAT gf: . ,L . U' 1.323 ' rv? - ...le . ' , 5 ' ' T BQNUNF ' 1 N A - . ' Si U' i'f'til 4 Grand ' 9 .

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TIME'S MAN OF THE YEARH Dr. D. Justin McCarthy, president of Framingham State College for the past 23 years, will retire in August, 1985. Dr. McCarthy, an honors graduate of Bridgewater State College, earned his doctorate at Harvard University where he was elected to PHI DELTA KAPPA honorary professional society. He be- came president of Framingham State Col- lege in 1961. The nation's first public institution for preparing teachers, Framingham State has grown during Dr. McCarthy's pres- idency from a college of 700 students with two majors, in elementary education and home economics, to a comprehensive state college offering 27 undergraduate majors and 12 master's level programs. Now serving over 9,000 students, the college has 3,125 undergraduates and over 6,000 graduate and continuing education students. The president's administration has seen the college fulfill a multi-million- dollar facility expansion program which includes academic buildings, dormitor- ies, faculty and administrative offices, and ecumenical chapel, library, athletic fields, and spacious college center used widely by both the college and outside groups. Asked about his feelings regarding the rapid growth of the college, Dr. McCar- thy expressed his gratitude in being able to contribute toward the academic and physical development of Framingham State through the participation of many people. 4 11 12 The class of 1985 leaves it's mark on the wall by honoring President McCarthy and donating the money to buy the letters to dedicate the building to our retiring president. '. l . glfifi President McCarthy and his wife joined the festivities during Home Coming Week. Shown here at the Alumni Ball, the McCarthy's were found frequently attending college-related functions.