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

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LIBRARY OF T! - OF CITY OF BOSTON

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Dedication To you, Dr. Looney, the Class of 1950 dedicates the Lampas. For us, it will be a tangible reminder of the friendship of our classmates, of the encourage- ment of our teachers, and of your guidance and inspira- tion. Yours is a place of honor in our hearts as well as in our yearbook. Your unfailing wisdom and leader- ship have guided us to the goal we have now reached. As we stand on the threshold of a new life and look back on our college days, we recall your sympathetic interest in the problems and ambitions of each member of the college. Above all, we remember your constant efforts to inculcate in every student a true college spirit which jvill live through the years. Long may your ideals and enthusiasm be a source of inspiration to Teachers College classes. You have merited not only our admiration and re- spect, but also our sincere gratitude. May we ever prove worthy of your faith!

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XX. S THE FOUR years of our life at the Teachers College come to a close, we pause to look back over our college days in order to record the events and the memories which have brightened and enriched them. This, our yearbook, preserves for us the vivid impressions of the past, and brings to us the realization that we are about to take our places in an honored profession. In the Lampas, we find an account of all that has made the Teachers College so dear to our hearts. May this book be tangible evidence of the symbolic themes which run through its pages. May the symbols which tepresent education for service, leadership, and knowledge become ever more meaningful for us in our teaching careers. From the Lampas may we always gain inspiration; may we derive an ever deeper comprehension of the inscription: The truth shall make you free. Foreword