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

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PARENTS Our Senior Annual would not be complete without a loving tribute to those who have made our college course possible. TO OUR FATHERS AND MOTHERS, whose understanding has guided us, whose faith has strengthened us, whose love has blessed us, we offer the loyal affection of grateful hearts.

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936 LAMPAS ROSE KIPNEY ELEANOR LEE FRANCES SULLIVAN ™= ™ ' ' v,c.-p«,.,o.„-r BETTY KELLEHER SENIORS THE SENIOR CLASS Here ' s to us! It may seem conceited to sing one ' s own praises, but we do not see how a student could spend four years as a member of our present Senior Class and not be proud of the class. Truly our accomplishments justify a certain pride. Con- sider the outstanding leaders we have given to the Self-Government Association, to clubs, and to classes; our social events exceptional in efficient management and successful completion; and finally our noteworthy scholastic record. What is the explanation for such success? It is plain that behind every activity undertaken by our class there has been sincere enthusiasm, steadfast determination to succeed, and an admirable spirit of cooperation and friendliness. Then, too, no small share of credit goes to our leaders. We are unanimous in our sincere appreciation of the class officers, — our president, Rose Kidney, who has covered herself with glory in so many fields, and to Eleanor Lee, Betty Kelleher, and Francis Sullivan who have given loyal support in the leadership of our class in its final year. With such a repu- tation to maintain, we may expect much in the future from the Class of 1936. Twenty-foi