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

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Dr. William F. Looney Since Dr. Looney became the President of the College last September, he has devoted his time tirelessly not only to his administrative duties, but also to the greater de- velopment of a strong college spirit. His judgment and toler- ance are balanced by enthusiasm and humor. Each student who comes under his guidance benefits from his active interest and energetic endeavor. We consider it a privilege to have known in our final year of college, Dr. Looney, a true scholar and gentleman.

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Z the Members of the Class of 1949 May I express to you, the members of the Class of 1949, my deep appreciation of your loyalty and school spirit during the past year, my first year as President of The Teachers College. The late Dr. illiam H. J. Kennedy, my predecessor, with his high quality of leadership, his profound scholarship, and his noble ideals set a lofty standard and an example which has been reflected in you. Go forth with courage and confidence, knowing that you have been well trained to assume the heavy responsibilities and duties of the teaching profession. May God bless your work and bring you great success and happiness. William F. Looney, President

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Margaret M. Sallaway We needed expert guidance during our lite at The Teachers College. As Dean of Women, Miss Sallaway was well qualified to give that assistance. We shall always remember our first visit to her office. Never were apprehensions so quickly dispelled! Kindly, genial Miss Sallaway made us feel immedi- ately at ease by her motherly interest. Here was someone who would give our welfare first consideration; here was someone in whom we could confide. At the close of our four years we made a last visit to the now familiar office. Then did we realize that Miss Sallaway is a vital part of the familiar scene which will alwavs live in our memories.