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

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Eleanorose Delphine Boyle ' ' The reason firm, the temperate will, — Endurance, ore sight, strength, and skill. Do you need a story illustrated? a picture for a language lesson? a poster for a dance? Ask Eleanor. How ready and willing she always is to give us the benefit of her artistic talents! As Class President she guided the course of our Sophomore year not only with tact and good judgment, but also with unfailing and gracious courtesy. A leader and an organizer of many of our activities, she proved to us her capable efRciency. To every undertaking she brought an eager interest and an enthusiastic spirit that spelt success. To this fair-haired lass, with the winning smile, we owe the pleasure of many of our social gatherings. A lively, fun-loving girl — a pleasant companion — a loyal friend — Eleanorose Boyle! Secondary School: Jamaica Plain High School Class President ' 4:4:; Lampas Staff (Art Editor); Art Club; Current Science Club; Drama Club; Literary Club; Junior Prom Committee (Chairman). {27 } LflUlPflS

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Jane Katharine Barr Vnderneath her silence there ' s sincerity and kindness. A pleasant Buenos dias is all we need to hear to know that Jane has arrived. Throughout her four years in college, she has been such an earnest student of Spanish that we regard her as an au- thority on everything relating to fascinating Espana. Very petite, very quiet, very friendly — that ' s Jane! x lways eager to help, she has been a loyal supporter of all our enterprises, and a tireless worker for their success. Although her favorite maxim may be, Silence is golden, yet when it comes to describing the activities of her baby brother in the Marines, Jane waxes eloquent. In- deed we have become so much interested in her hero, that we look forward to meeting him. Secondary School: Roslindale High School Elective: Spanish Welfare Club (Vice-President ' 44; Ink Committee, Chairman ' 45); Classical Cluh; Literary Club; Music Club; War Stamp Committee ' 45. {26} 1946

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Mildred Olivia Bunch Piiil oj gentle kindness her looks and latig iiage are. From the first time we met Millie, we have been under the spell of her charming manner and soft, gentle voice. Here is a girl who exemplifies those fundamental qualities that make a person truly noble, — kindness, generosity, and loyalty. Her kindness has been proved by word and deed; her generosity by the time and ability she has given to class activities; her loyalty by her helpful attitude to her classmates and college. An outstanding student in the Math courses, Millie solves problems with such speed and accuracy that we affectionately call her our favorite Adding Machine. May all the events in her future career add up to a lifetime of joy and happiness! Secondary School: Roxbury Memorial High School Elective: Mathematics Welfare Club; Athletic Association; Drama Club; Literary Club. {28 } 1946