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

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MARGARET ELEANOR BOWEN The white and gold And cool green Of daisies in a park. Eleanors manner is always quiet and gentle, her ex- pression pleasant yet thoughtful. Although ordinarily she is very serious and somewhat of a realist, now and then a flashing smile reveals the happy, optimistic side of her nature. Friendly and sympathetic, she immediately puts people at their ease. Her graciousness is ac- centuated by her gentle voice, like Cordelia ' s — an excellent thing in woman. Kindergarten-Primary Course Welfare Club; Athletic Association,- Music Club. MARIE EILEEN BOWERS Delia Robbia cherub; Dainty flowered chintz At a sunny window. Petite, pert, piquant Eileen has won our wholehearted admiration for her remarkable artistic ability. Her delightful posters with their drawings of cuddly babies and charming children have been seen in the halls of the college since her Freshman day c , and have always been greeted with smiles of appreciation. Not only in her artistic work, but in everything she undertakes, Eileen has won success through talent, perseverance, and genu- ine interest in the task at hand. We shall long remember Eileen for her sparkling humor and never-failing cheer- fulness. Maior: English Minor: Art Lampas Staff (Assistant Art Editor); Welfare Club; Art Club; Athletic Association,- Literary Club; Poetry Club (President ' 36). Os}

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DORIS BLOTCHER The languor and calm Of the unruffled sea On a windless day. Haste makes waste, might be Doris ' s motto. Her most noticeable characteristics are utter sincerity and a calm unhurried manner. Yet in her deliberate way, Doris accomplishes more than others of us could even do with all our excited scurrying about. An original and interesting way of expressing herself has stood her in good stead in the field of art. It has also had much to do with the gathering of the large group of friends by whom Doris is surrounded, and with whom we join whole- heartedly in good wishes for her future success. Elementary-School Course Welfare Club; Art Club; Literary Club; Alpha Circle. MAE DOROTHY BORTNICK Rolling sand dunes, Peaceful seas, Twinkling stars over all. Mae ' s sincerity endears her to us. Her thoughtful ex- pression and serious manner serve to make her spon- taneous laughter more delightful. Her friendship can always be depended upon, for she is always present in time of need with a tactful and sympathetic word. Her diminutive stature and the charm of her personality lend truth to the statement that Nature puts her finest incense into the tiniest of receptacles. Beneath the surface serenity is the Mae who has contributed so much good nature and cheer to our college days. Major: General Science Minor: Mathematics Welfare Club; Art Club; Mathematics Society,- Science Club. {21}

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JUNE BEATRICE CAMPBELL An ocean wavelet Blue-green and froth-topped, Tangy and cool. What is so rare as a friend like June? Her natural charm, alert mind, sociable nature, and love of fun make her a most pleasant companion and a delightful friend. Her unaffected gaiety has done much toward making college days happy for her classmates. In addition to her cheerfulness, June has a ready sympathy and under- standing, which soothes our fevered spirits. Her pleasing personality and the unbounded enthusiasm which she has always shown, especially concerning her college work, will take her far along the road to success, and all our best wishes go with her. Elementary-School Course Welfare Club; Drama Club; Le Cercle Francois,- Literary Club; Alpha Circle. HELEN FRANCES CAREY The warmth of home After a long walk On a chilly night Helen ' s quiet reserve at first obscured from us her varied capabilities, but not for long. Although naturally of a retiring nature, she soon became known for her lively wit and attractive personality. Helen has the gift of striking a happy medium between intellectual serious- ness and social gayety. Her achievements are the result of true ability, and her popularity is attested by her many friends. We know that she will take with her through life the confidence and optimism which so distinguished her in the classroom, and we are sure that these quali- ties will materially aid her in gaining success. Major: Shorthand-Typewriting Minors: Accounting, Commercial Geography Welfare Club; Commercial Club,- Drama Club; Geography Club. 29