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

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Athletic Association LUCILLE GRIFFITH . RUTH BERG DOLL RUTH MARTIN . . BARBARA FITZGERALD MISS MARGARET O ' BRIEN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser To love the game beyond the prize. Our Athletic Association is one of the most popular clubs in the College. Here many of us find relaxation and enjoyment in extra-curricular activities. In a varied and well-balanced program, we not only develop the technical basic skills pertaining to many sports, but we have strengthened within us the knowledge that participation in such a program contributes to the de. velopment of desirable character and personality traits. Volley ball in the fall, basket ball in the winter months, followed by badminton and tennis skills in the spring are featured activities. The love for sports, which lies deep within us, finds an outlet and is cultivated in the warm and friendly atmosphere of our gym. 11 LAMPAS

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Art Club BARBARA MAHONEY FANNIE ZETES . NANCY BOYLE . JOAN HARRIS FACULTY ADVISERS Preside7Tt Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mr. Shea Miss Stack Miss Loring This year the Art Club was one of the last clubs to meet; however, its plan of activities for the year was soon laid out, and the girls began meeting each second and fourth Monday of the month to pursue their various projects. We hoped to delve into the fields of water color and oil painting of landscapes, flowers, and portraits. To learn the diflFerent techniques: stenciling, silk screen painting, and block printing, and to apply these techniques to the decoration of many objects — these were our objectives. We modeled figures and animals in clay and plasticene. We look back upon a year brimful of pleasure and suc- cess under the able direction of the club officers, with our progress carefully supervised by our leader, Miss Stack. {21} 1948

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Cumnt Science Club PATRICIA KILDUFF CHARLOTTE DOPPLER JOYCE JOLLIMORE . PATRICIA WELCH MISS AM MI DOWN President P ' ice-Presidenl Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adviser Men live to wonder, and that is the seed of science The activities of the Current Science Club vary somewhat from year to year in accordance with the interests of the members. There are, however, two activities which have become college traditions. The first of these is the annual campfire supper at Mr. Lamprey ' s Sudbury estate. Our party this year was outstanding. Mr. Lamprey first led the girls in a walk around the grounds, pointing out the beauties of the natural surroundings. Then supper was pre- pared by the girls at the open fire, following which the members gathered about the campfire for a short business meeting. The evening was climaxed by a talk on nature and by the reading of some nature poems by Mr. Lamprey. We shall all long remember the pleasure of this occasion. The second activity is the December sale of Christmas greens and dish gardens, which are made in the college greenhouse. This year both students and faculty members took advantage ot this opportunity to purchase attractive Christmas gifts. •f 23 1948