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LAMPAS 1933 Beatrice Hildegarde Crump Major: Chemistry Minor: Physics Gentle of action and majestic of manner We shall not be surprised if some day Bee opens a fashionable dressmaking salon. She is forever amazing us with her clever- ness and originality in designing and cre- ating lovely clothes which she wears with grace and modesty. It seems strange that her interests should be so diverse, — science on the one hand, and dressmaking on the other, — yet such is the case, and Beatrice is successful in both fields. Aquarium Club ' 32; Classical Club ' 30, ' 31; Science Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 33 (Vice-president ' 32). Marjorie Katharine Davis Major: English Minor: History Fortune ' s Child Marjorie is the type that modern au- thors delight in making their heroines, — tall and willowy, vivacious and enter- taining. Her sprightly, fascinating man- ner, her spontaneity and originality of thought make her the ideal companion. Yet, she combines with gay modernity a sweet, old-world charm and grace of ap- pearance and demeanor. Self-Government Association CCouncillor ' 32) Lampas Staff; Athletic Association ' 33; Art Club ' 30 Classical Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Drama Club ' 30, ' 32 English Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; History Club ' 30. Ttventy-fi

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1933 LAMPAS Rosamond Estelle Campbell Major: American History Minor: Ancient History Full of a gentle kindness, her looks and language an. Rosamond ' s keen and intelligent con- clusions frequently save the class reputa- tion. Yet she is always modest, and al- ways willing, too, to help anyone who flies distress signals when wrestling with a particularly knotty problem. Rosamond is not afraid of hard work; witness her suc- cess as a Group Leader in the Welfare Club, and her energy as Junior councillor. In response to her soft but insistent voice, we actually paid our dues promptly. We appreciate her pleasant smile and quiet manner which have won our affection. Self-Government Association (Councillor ' 32); Aquarium Club ' 33; Athletic Association ' 30, ' 31; Classical Club ' 33; History Club ' 30, ' 33; Welfare Club (Group Leader ' 31, Aide ' 32). Marie Julie Colpoys Major: General Science Minor: English Charm wraps her like a garment. Poised and charming, with a quiet smile, Marie has won a place in our hearts. Dig- nity is innately a part of her; yet upon oc- casion she can be the gayest of the gay. Although she is the class fashion-plate, clothes are not her only interest. As the leader of the Motor-Corps Group in the Welfare Club, she has done yeoman ser- vice. Her car, packed high with toys to be delivered to the hospitals on behalf of the Club, is a familiar sight. If Marie ever feels the need of a novel and exciting position, she will be well-fitted to conduct motor tours to all points of interest about Boston. Self-Government Association (Councillor ' 33); Senior Play; Lampas Staff; Classical Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Music Club ' 30; Science Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33- Twenty-jfit

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1933 LAMPAS Mary Gertrude Diaz Major: English Minor: Geography A Spanish lass ivith heart of gold — Mary ' s Spanish temperament has fre- quently been turned to account by casting her for the role of villain in class plays. How she can storm on the stage! In quieter moments she is a great reader, her prefer- ence being standard novels by continental authors. We like her wholesome fondness for argument, evinced by the glint in her eye during lively discussions on the merits of Tolstoi or on the problems of rural edu- cation. We capitalized her hobby for man- aging food tables at the Senior Fair. Her many interests and her absolute sincerity make it a privilege to know Mary. Classical Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Drama Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; English Club ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Welfare Club (Leader of Settlement Group ' 32, President ' 33). Helen Regina Finnegan Major: Mathematics Minor: Geography H.R.F. — Her Koyal Fineness Oh for an artist to catch an expression as fascinating as it is enigmatical! We should like a lasting picture of that slow, quizzi- cal smile and that amazingly mobile left eyebrow which are part of Helen ' s differ- ence. And the rest of it? — an ability to act as class officer to the complete satisfac- tion of all; an absolute talent for listening to sundry tales of broken hearts; a tantal- izing and commendable tendency to keep herself to herself, — these are Helen ! Self-Government Association (Councillor ' 31); Class Secretary ' 32; Class Vice-president ' 33; Athletic Association ' 30, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Geography Club ' 31; Mathematics Society ' 32, ' 33. Twenty-six