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

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THE STUDENT PRINTS ANNA M. CALLAHAN Athletic Club 26. Zealous, yet modest. Did you ever see such a lot in such a little? Although one of our most petite classmates, Anna is not the kind of girl one would look down upon. MARGARET R. CALLAHAN You ivere ever good at sudden commendations. Peg is another one of our modishly-dressed class- mates. Her genial personality makes her a favorite of all with whom she comes in contact. JOSEPHINE E. CAMPANA Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. Our Jo may seem rather shy, but if you look more closely, you will realize that a charming disposition and a jolly personality lie behind those sparkling brown eyes. MARY T. CAREW Cudgel thy brains no more about it. Have you ever dined with Mary? Such amounts of calories as that girl can consume and still keep a dainty figure ! Tell us the secret, Mary.

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THE STUDENT PRINTS MYRNA F. BRYANT 7 would help others, out of friendly feeling. Myrna has all the attributes to which most of us aspire. Looks, talents, mental aptitudes, and a charm- ing personality. What is there left to wish for? ANNA T. BURKE Athletic Club Treasurer ' 26. The wise, for cure, on exercise depend. Our athlete! Were you ever in the way of one of her balls? We should like to know where she buys such charming sport clothes. ANNA T. BURNS Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27; Drama Club ' 26, ' 27; Welfare Club Treas- urer; Student Council. Made up of wisdom and of fun; Medley of all that ' s dark and clear, Of all that ' s funny, all that ' s dear. The poet must have had a mental picture of our Anna when he wrote the above lines. MARY C. BUTLER Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27. Modest doubt is called the beacon of the wise. Our boy! Did you ever know a time when Mary refused to play ball? She always looked charming in spite of her lack of femininity.

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THE STUDENT PRINTS MARY C. CARR ' Tis quality, not quantity that counts. If it were not so prosaic, we should describe our auburn-haired classmate with that time-worn adage about the material in little packages. MARGARET M. CARTON Athletic Club ' 26. A faithful friend is the medicine of life. A true friend, a good pal, and a regular all-round sport — that ' s Peg! JENNIE V. CHILDS For she is the kind whose nature never varies. How we envy Bonnie her serene outlook on life. Without any visible signs of e xcitement or worry, she completes the tasks which seem mountainous to the rest of us. MARGARET E. CLEARY Music Club ' 25, ' 26; Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27; Drama Club ' 26. And the night shall be filled ivith music Have you heard this winsome blonde play the piano? Not only that, she also knows all there is to be known about Bridge.