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State Normal School FRAMINGHAM ** -.- ARCHIVES Framingham State College Framingham, Massachusetts Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/dial1919fram 3 /VO^Y\AJ THE DIAL v^ ^ **--;- • • MM « r /P 3fo Mr. 3frei>ertck W. Sie& we, tlje class of 1010 ftebicate tl|iB Bial in appreciation of Ijis ontiring efforts, sincere sgmpatljjj anb personal interest toward all onr actiuities MR. HENRY W. WHITTEMORE 1898—1917 To Mr. Whitiemore Framingham owes more than to anyone else, the high place which she holds today among Normal Schools. We love to remember him as a counselor and friend to all. I^Hf ^* °j^^H HiTSL '."* l! 1 ';-- E. ^^ ir ^^-" 1 1 ..;;;' •'JB : /'/--.' ' "" ' :' ' "'' : -' ''; : - : :- :, - -?,: -... : DR. JAMES A. CHALMERS Whose every thought is for the interest of the School and "his airls." Foreword /^LASS and faculty members or the com- mittee, alike, have worked hard, and we present to — the class of 9 9 — Dial. you 1 1 The If it helps to while away, or cheer gloomy hours, to recall the old familiar scenes and faces, or to help us, as graduates of the dear old Normal Scl.^ol at Framingham to live more nearly to the ideals for .which our Alma Mater stands, our work will not RaV p been in vain, and our labor will have been well repa!C Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Dorothy L. Miner Assistant Editor Dorothy V. Gibson Business Manager Margaret Prendergast Reg. Assistant Business Manager Ruth Stewart H. A. Assistant Business Manager Ruth Gould Faculty Editor Dorothy W. Murdock H. A. Historian Mary Papineau Regular Historian Elizabeth Goodwin H. A. Statistician Louise Wald'n Rcgu'ar Statistician Dorothy B. Howe Club Editor Ellen Walls Art Editor Phyllis A. Winkler Art Editor Margaret Sampson Grind Editor Margaret Shea Grind Editor Myrtis E. Beecher Athletic Editor Dorothy Carter CLASS BABY MURAT AURAL KENNETT, Jr. Born January 10. 1919 Weight 7% lbs. Son of Mrs. Murat Aural Kennett (Annah Frances Thompson) Our Alma Mater Framingham, 'tis thee we honor And to thee our anthems raise, Till thy stately walls re-echo All our heartfelt notes of praise. Long our love shall steadfast be, Falt'ring never as we tread the pathway upward, With thy hand to lead the way. Thy command we carry with us, To the truth we all must live, And we'll ne'er forget thy precepts Nor the impulse thou dost give. Friends we've made within they gates- Faithful, loyal, true and earnest—and for these, Thanks and gratitude receive. If success should crown our striving, And our road be bathed in light, Or if we should tread a pathway Where dull failures blur our sight; Thou wilt be our guiding star, Shining brightly with a blessing on our lives. Alma Mater,—Framingham. Words by Marjorie J. Tansey. Music: "In the Shadow of the Elms" FACULTY ; ;; FACULTY JAMES CHALMERS, Principal. ANNIE B. PENNIMAN Undergraduate work : Eureka College, Univer- Household Arts. sity of Michigan; Graduate work; Two years Wellesley College; Framingham Normal a Special Research Fellow of the University of St. School ; Teacher's College, Columbia University. Andrews, Scotland. Degrees: A.B., Ph.D., D.D., Teacher Cookery, Public Schools, Concord, LL.D. of New Hampshire. Michigan schools; Head of Education Depart- men in Eureka College; Head of English Depart- ment, Ohio State Universty; Principal of Wis- FREDERICK W. RIED consin State Normal School ; President of South Pre-vocational Training and Drawing. Dakota State College; Superintendent of Fitch- hurg Schools. Diploma, Massachusetts Normal Arts School. Supervisor of Practical Arts, State College, Author of School and College Text Books. Amherst Summer Session; Arts Director, Green- lield; Thayer Director of Manual Arts, Lancaster; Assistant Director of Manual Training, Leomin- MARY H. STEVENS ster; Substitute Director of Art, Hyannis Normal French, English. School ; Supervisor of Manual Training, Normal and Practice Schools, Salem. Member of Copley Society of Boston ; Member of Boston Manual Training Club ; Member of LOUISA A. NICHOLASS Eastern Arts Association ; Member of Beach- Head of Department of Household Arts. combers, Provincetown, Massachusetts; Artists' and Designers' League of New England. Training Department, Industrial Relations Division, S. Shipping Board, 1918-1919. Print- FREDERICK W. HOWE U. ing Instructor Massachusetts Normal Art School, Chemistry, Dietetics, Household Sanitation. 1919. The "Ried Craft Press," Brookline, Mass. B. S. New Hampshirie State College. Chemistry Assistant, Government Experiment- CHARLES E. DONER al Station, New Hampshire. Penmanship. Chemistry, I). Whiting & Sons, Boston. Diploma, School of Penmanship, Assistant in Chemistry, Massachusetts Insti- Zanerhm Ohio; Dennison Uni- tute of Technology; Director of Food Laboratory, Columbus, Doane Academy, versity, Granville, Ohio. Floating Hospital ; Director of Food Laboratory, Heffley School of Commerce, Brooklyn Infants' Hospital ; Director of Garland School of Home Making. Spencerian Commercial School, Cleveland; Edi- Member of American Chemical Society torial Staff, Business Journal, New York; Super- Member of American Public Health Association; visor of Penmanship, Beverly ; Supervisor of Pen- Member of the Home Economics Association manship, State Normal Schools at Framingham, Member of the Massachusetts Board of Health. Salem and Bridgewater. Member of National Commercial Teachers' Federation ; Member of New England Penmanship Association, Zanerian College. FREDERIC W. ARCHIBALD Music. WILLIAM H. D. MEIER, A.M., Ph.D. Biology, Bacteriology, and Practical Science. Tufts Summer School, Harvard Summer School, Normal Music School. Diploma, Illinois State Normal University Supervisor of Music, Public School of East- Collaborator of the Bureau of Education, ern Massachusetts ; Instructor in Music, Salem Washington, D. C. State Normal School ; Instructor in Boston Uni- Principal of High Schools, five years; Super- versity, Summer School. intendent of City Schools, thirteen years. Baritone Soloist, Chorus and Choir Work. Member of Framingham School Committee. ;; 18 THE DIAL ELIZABETH C. SEWALL MAY J. DUFF English, Hygiene. Drawing. A.B., Boston University, College of Liberal LINWOOD L. WORKMAN Arts; Massachusetts Normal Art School; School Physics, Physiology and General Science. of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ; New York Uni- versity ; Harvard University. A.B., Colby College. Teacher at State Normal Schools at Fitch- Instructor in Sciences, Colby Academy, Wake- burg and Lowell. field High School, Watertown High School ; Prin- cipal of Higgins Classical Institute; Principal DOROTHY E. FRAZEE of Southboro High School ; Lecturer in Anatomy Sewing, Dress-making. and Physiology, Framiiigham Hospital Nurses' Diploma, Framingham State Normal School. Training School. Assistant in Chemistry and Physics in High School of Practical Arts; Instructor in Household LOUIE G. RAMSDELL Arts, Biology, and General Science in Hardwick Geography and Educational Psychology. High School. Diploma, Framingham State Normal School; DEBORAH M. RUSSELL Ph.B., University of Chicago. Chemistry. Member of National Association of Geogra- Diploma, Framingham State Normal School. phers. ZETTA M. HARRIS* SARA M. ARMSTRONG Mathematics. Chemistry Head Dietitian, Boston Floating Hospital, 1918. State School Diploma, Framingham Normal A.B., Tufts College; A.M., Columbia Univer- Teachers' College, Columbia University. sity. *0n leave of absence in France. Teacher, Danbury Normal School. MILLICENT M. COSS EMMA L. FEENEY Dress-making, Millinery, Textiles, Methods. Chemistry. A.B., Indiana State University ; B.S., Teach- A.B., Middlebury College. University. ers' College, Columbia Head of Chemistry Department, Middletown FLORA M. GREENOUGH High School, Middletown, Conn. History, History of Education, Civil Polity. GRACE BROWN GARDNER Practical Science. B.S., Teachers' College, Columbia University. Biology, Bacteriology, Member of American Historical Association Diploma, Bridge-water State Normal School; University. Member of New England Teachers' History Asso- A.B., Cornell University; A.M., Brown Harrington ciation. Primary Schools, New Bedford; Normal and Training School, New Bedford; Head P. SHEPARDSON HELEN of Department of Biology, B. M. C. Durfee High Physical Education School, Fall River; Member of Massachusetts Diploma, Department of Hygiene, Wellesley Federation of Natural History Societies. College. EVA E. HEMENWAY Richmond, Virginia, Y.W.C.A. ; Rhode Island Secretary and Treasurer. Normal School. BEATRICE A. HUNT L. EVELYN BOYNTON Clerk and Stenographer. Household Arts. Diploma, Framingham State Normal School. THE PRACTICE SCHOOL Cookery ; New Bed- Miss Farmer's School of IDA F FINLEY, Principal. Y.W.C.A.; Winona, Minnesota Y.W.C.A. ford LENA GUSHING, B.S., Asst. to the Principal. Grade. MAUDE B. GERRITSON SUSAN M. EMERSON, Eighth ALICE E. JOYCE, Seventh Grade. English: Language, Literature. MARY L. CAUNT, Seventh Grade. Framingham State Normal School; Diploma, NELLIE A. DALE, Sixth Grade. College, Columbia University. B.S., Teachers' LUCY H. JOHNSON, Sixth Grade. LOUISE KINGMAN GRACE S. ARMSBY, Fifth Grade. Reading, Physical Education. ALICE V. WINSLOW, Fourth Grade. Diploma, Framingham Normal School. WINIFRED ARCHIBALD, Third Grade. First Grade. , Student at Leliind Powers School, Boston. JENNIS L. GREY, ! ; ; — ; Framingham State Normal School 19 Impressions DR. CHALMERS: MISS SEWALL: "A flue sense of right, "Not blind to faults and follies, thou And Truth's directness, meeting each occasion Hast never failed the good to see, Straight as