Boston State College - Bostonian / Lampas Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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1933 LAMP AS Twenty

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RUTH M LAUGHUN SCCRCTARy mR CLASS QrnciRs Senior Class Officers In recognition of their ability, we chose these class officers. Mindful of the prob- lems that a graduating class as small as ours would encounter, we enlisted the most resourceful, willing, and conscientious among us as leaders. The difficult year has passed, and our successful accomplishment justifies the trust we placed in our officers. They far exceeded the obligations of their positions; their devotion to our interests was an incentive to our cooperation. WE PROPOSE A TOAST— Congratulations and best wishes to our inspiring leaders, — Louise Howe, Helen Finnegan, Ruth McLaughlin, Ruth Ross, — to whom we are indebted for a host of happy memories. May they solve their problems in the years to come with as unerring decision and with as complete satisfaction to those about them as they have solved ours during this, our commencement year.

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LAMPAS 1933 Mary Gray Adams Mnjor: Mathematics Minor: Mathematics Siueetness and dignity go ivith her everyu ' here. With the same imperturbable composure Mary set the College Scrapbook on the road to fame in her Junior year and ful- filled the trying duties of councillor in her Senior year. She has the softest eyes and the kindliest manner; her word is sterling, her character true. May her efficiency and dependability be as valuable to her in later life as they have been at college. Self-Government Association (Councillor ' 30, ' 33); Mathematics Society ' 31, ' 32, ' 33- Helen Eliz abeth Amrhein Major: American History Minor: Ancient History Wit bubbles over in her contagious laughter. When you hear hearty laughter eman- ating from the locker room, you may be sure that Helen is there, reducing her au- dience to helplessness with an imitation of a favorite radio star or a description ot some amusing incident. She conducts club meetings in a manner not, to be sure, sanctioned by Parliamentary law, but highly satisfactory to all present. Then, too, Helen has won considerable fame as an auctioneer of white elephants. With her gaiety and wit, she succeeds in making life brighter for all of us. Senior Play; Athletic Association ' 30, ' 31; Classical Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 (President ' 33); History Club ' 30, ' 33; Welfare Club (Aide ' 32). Twentj-07ie