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

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EVELYN JANE ABDALAH Let us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen. Evelyn is one of those girls who possess the funda- mental essentials for true and lasting friendship. She is the type of person to whom one turns for help when troubled over coming exams or other difficulties. She is a serious student, anxious to do well in her chosen field and willing to work hard to attain desired success. Her sympathetic understanding, cheerful optimism , and frank common sense will be valuable assets in her career as a teacher. Elementary-School Course Welfare Club; Classical Club; History Club; Alpha Circle. JOAN DOROTHY ADLER A cheerful mood, A pleasant smile, A winning wit Our hearts beguile. Whom do we all envy because of her beautiful brown, curly hair and laughing eyes? Who greets us each day with a face shining with health and happiness? Joan, of course! We have never seen Joan when she has not been in a cheerful mood, and we are sure we never shall. In addition to her pleasant disposition, Joan has an amazing energy which she applies to any and all of the college activities with equal success. All her classmates agree that she is a worthwhile friend and a pleasant comrade. Elementary-School Course Welfare Club; Art Club; Geography Club; Alpha Circle. {24

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SENIOR CLASS MARY SULLIVAN MILDRED KATZ ANNA DOWD . SELMA YOUNIS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ' O young Mariner, Down to the haven, Call your companions, Launch your vessel, And crowd your canvas, And, ere it vanishes Over the margin. After it, follow it. Follow The Gleam. Tennyson 23

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MILDRED LOUISE ALCOTT And seldom in hall or court are seen So queenly a form and so noble a mien. In her warm brown eyes one sees the reflection of Millie ' s poise and serenity. These are the qualities which, together with her competence and sense of responsibility, have brought her success in the many offices she has held. Then, too, she has a friendly charm that has made hei a vital part of all our proms and other social activities. She can always be de- pended upon to support with enthusiasm the plans of her co-workers. Best wishes for success to a charm- ing girl who deserves to attain her desired goal! Elementary-School Course Self-Government Association (Councillor ' 37); Class Treas- urer ' 38; Class Vice-President ' 39; Welfare Club; Athletic Association; Drama Club; Mathematics Society; Alpha Circle. ELAINE HARRIET BARKIN In thy dark eyes ' splendor, Where the warm light loves to dwell What was that? A lovely head is tilted in a ques- tioning attitude, dark brows contract in a thoughtful frown, and Elaine is in pursuit of some elusive bit of information. Keen observation and careful regard for detail have brought Elaine enviable success, not only as a student but also as Business Manager of our Lampas. Her efficiency might awe us if it were not coupled with unruffled good-nature and warm friendliness. Elaine is one of those fortunate girls who are endowed not only with the qualities necessary for successful scholarship, but also with those that make her a pleasant companion and friend. Major: Shorthand-Typewriting Minors: Accounting, Commercial Geography Self-Government Councillor ' 39; Lampas Staff; Welfare Club; Commercial Club; Drama Club. {25}