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Adviser of M omen MARGARET M. SALLAWAY To Miss Sallaway we shall always be grateful for her kindly guidance during our college days. It is hard to put into words the appreciation we feel for one who is so good-natured and generous. Whether granting excuse slips, searching for a tutor, campaigning for the college store, or performing various other duties, Miss Sallaway can always spare a moment to talk to us. Her pleasant, warm manner and her friendly, helpful advice, we shall long re- member. All we can say is, Thank you sincerely, Miss Sallaway. 12
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To the Members of the Class 0 1950 Within the two years during which I have been President of The Teachers College of the City of Boston, I have come to regard you, the members of the Class of 1950, as my friends. You have established an enviable scholastic record. Your deep sense of loyalty to the members of the faculty and to me has been in evidence at all times. Among the students you have maintained a well-deserved leadership. You have demonstrated outstanding qualities which will assure you of success in teaching. With mixed feelings of joy and sorrow I bid you farewell. May you have the blessings of God in your every undertaking. WILLIAM F. LOONEY President
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Dr. H illiam H. J. Kennedy IN MEMORIAM So let your lightt shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in Heaven. A great light has been extinguished. We miss its guidance; we mourn the loss of its warmth. Dr. Kennedy had a brilliant mind, a kind heart, and a great soul. He was not only scholarly, but also gentle and inspiring. His interest in us was both professional and personal: professional because we were prospective teachers, and personal because we were young and inexperienced. He knew our needs and sought to satisfy them. He understood our difficulties and strove to help us help ourselves. His passing cast a shadow on our bright college days; nevertheless, we feel that it was better to have known and lost him than never to have known him at all. May we follow in his footsteps and become like him: Teacher tender, comrade true. May we ever, to use his own expression, keep his memory green, so that his ideals shall be our ideals; his courage, our courage; his achievement, our goal. 13
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