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

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THE STUDENT PRINTS HELEN G. DESMOND Athletic Club ' 26, 27. Sweet as a springtime flower. Helen has made a reputation for herself by wearing exquisite dresses and being, personally, sweet, demure, and lovable. HELEN A. DeWITT Art Club ' 25, ' 26; Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27. Patience is powerful. Wouldn ' t Helen be a wonderful inspiration — some- thing to look up to, you know? There is just one thing puzzling her — shall she bob it again, or try to put it up? MARY C. DOHERTY Music Club ' 26, ' 27; Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27. Music hath charms. Here ' s the musician of Section Four. She hasn ' t made many appearances, but we know all about her musical ability. MILDRED A. DOLLIVER Music Club ' 26; Drama Club ' 26, ' 27. Our deeds determine 11s as truly as we determine our Mildred often saved the day for us by asking ques- tions in class. Do you remember the charming Countess in the Bells of Beaujolais ?

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THE STUDENT PRINTS MARY P. CURRAN Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27; Art Club ' 26; Council ' 26. Better late than never. No member of the faculty can ever say that Mary did not pass in a piece of work; she always got it in — later. KATHLEEN A. DALY Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27. There buds the promise of celestial worth. Kathleen has the power of making a friend of every- one she meets, because she is always willing to help her friends out of difficulties. IRENE J. DeMEULENAER Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27. To knoiv is to do. Irene ' s name attracted much attention among the faculty, and her brilliant recitations attracted the atten- tion of all who heard them. ALICE L. DESMOND Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27; Art Club ' 26, ' 27. Of manner gentle; of affection mild. For some unknown reason, Alice is always bedecked with Tech souvenirs. No, Al, we ' re not hinting, not even suggesting — we ' re just wondering.

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THE STUDENT PRINTS Jo f 7£SSA ALICE J. DONAHOE Athletic Club Treasurer ' 26; Secretary ' 27; Student Council ' 27. Nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. Alice certainly fulfilled her office of section repre- sentative to the letter. She is well known, too, as an athlete, excelling in basket ball. ALICE R. DONAHUE Council ' 25; Vice-President of Class ' 26; 1st Vice-President of S.S.G.A. ' 27. Woman s at best a contradiction still. Al conveys her meaning by a glance from those eyes which tell you so. We once thought her demure — . MARGARET B. DONIGAN Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27; Music Club ' 26, ' 27. She was made up of feminine affections. Peg is a popular girl who has been first choice on all our dance committees. We shall always remember her as the coy Suzette in the Bells of Beaujolais. LOUISE F. DOREY Kindness in women shall win our love. Although Louise seems very quiet, we who know her will vouch for the fact that she is both a good student and a good pal.