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LAMPAS 1928 — BOSTON TEACHERS COLLEGE FREDA EN TOFF Within the midnight of her hair Half-hidden in its deepest deeps — Art Club ' 25, ' 26; English Club ' 28; Spanish Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. Senorita Entoff we should like to call her, be- cause her ambitions and desires are bound up in that distant country — Spain. One look into her black eyes shows that she has caught some of its dreamy romance. Nevertheless, she ' s lively, enthusiastic and modern. ELEANOR FALLON She is pretty to talk with, And witty to talk with. And pleasant, too. to think on. Athletic Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Drama Club ' 27; English Club ' 28; Science Club ' 27, ' 28; Year Book Staff ' 28. The life of the party — that ' s Eleanor! Slim, blue- eyed, vivacious! Perhaps it ' s her interest in science that makes her a devotee of motion, for we know that she delights in driving a car, and that she could dance forever. MILDRED GLEESON A taste for books is the glory and pleasure of her life. Classical Club ' 25, ' 26; Drama Club ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; English Club ' 28 (Vice-President ' 28); Year Book Staff. We wonder if Mildred ' s fondness for reading and for the silver screen can account in part for her serene, subtle, and profound personality ? She ' s one of our most successful students, and we expect that she will soon be drafted into literary ranks.

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LAMPAS 1928 — BOSTON TEACHERS COLLEGE ALICE DONAHOE Full of gentle kindness Her looks and language Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 (Treasurer ' 26, Secre- tary ' 27); Drama Club ' 26; Music Club ' 26; Council- lor ' 27. Fair-haired Alice is well-known to all of us, al- though she did not join our class until this year. Who does not admire her serenity and quiet earnest- ness, as well as sigh for her athletic skill? Welcome, Alice, we ' re proud to count you as one of us! GERTRUDE DOWNEY None knew her but to love her — Athletic Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Drama Club ' 27; English Club ' 28; Science Club ' 27; Spanish Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, (President ' 28); Class Secretary ' 28. A combination of popularity, prettiness, pep, and patience, always good-natured and smiling; that ' s Gertrude. She is as much at home in the classroom as in a Spanish play or in the ballroom. No wonder she ' s a class favorite. MARY EATON What ' er she did was done with so much ease In her alone ' twas natural to please . . . Athletic Club ' 26; Drama Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Class Treasurer ' 25; Class Secretary ' 26; Class President ' 27; First Vice-President of Self-Government Associa- tion ' 28. Mary V — the V for versatility. Everyone knows of her athletic, dramatic, and scholastic ability, and has enjoyed her rich sense of humor. For further information, ask T. C. girls about Charley ' s Aunt oi Wild Nell, the Belle of the Prairie.

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28 LAMPAS 1928 — BOSTON TEACHERS COLLEGE GRACE GOODFELLOW And the way she played Was beautiful to see! Athletic Club ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, (Vice-President ' 27); Drama Club ' 25, (Treasurer ' 25); English Club ' 28; Class Treasurer ' 27; Councilor ' 28. Meaning tennis, of course! But Goody is our star athlete in baseball and swimming as well. She ' s an all-round girl who can with equal ease, manage the finances of a club or drive the Patsy. Her good nature is never ruffled, even when Patsy becomes temperamental and brings her to school at 9.04%. MARY GOVONE A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair . . . French Club ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, (Secretary ' 28); Science Club ' 27. A good sport, a true and steady friend — that ' s our Mary. She ' s reliable too; — if she weren ' t, who would do our mimeographing? Her democratic tendencies have led her into several foreign en- tanglements, most noteworthy, her interest in the Far East. BERTHA GRUND A little body often harbors much love and wisdom. Art Club ' 25; Athletic Club ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Sci- ence Club ' 28. Witty, clever, original Bertha! A class is never dull when she gives a report or engages in repartee with the instructor. Her good style renders valid the saying, Clothes designate the person. Good luck to our radio announcer!