The Gamble window was dedicated on June 17, 1939 in memory of Eleanor Gamble, class of 1889 and professor of psychology from 1898-1933. The window was a gift by her classmates of the class of 1889. The window features St. Francis, whose attributes of humility and 'simplicity of manner' were shared by Eleanor Gamble. The inscription reads 'Wisdom, expressive of the great Teacher.' It was designed and created by Reynolds, Francis, and Rohnstock of Boston. It is also called 'Sapientia', or wisdom.