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

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' 51 MARIE ALLANA DOLAN 39 Wellsmere Road, Roslindale 31 AUana came to us from Roslindale High School. Her quiet ways are known to all of us. Although she seems reserved, she is very full of fun. Her enjoyment of little children and her enthusiasm will be of great help in her chosen profession. We all wish her luck. Self-Government Association (Councilor ' 47- ' 48) ; Music Club. Course: Elementary. Electives: Spanish, Music, Art. Ly ANN THERESA DONOVAN 210 West Seventh Street, South Boston 27 Charm, poise, and a pleasing disposition are only three of Anne ' s winning qualities. She is a veritable rival of the Sun Goddess with her flaxen tresses and big blue eyes. A beautiful life in which fortune and happiness reign supreme is our wish for Ann. Self-Government Association (Councilor ■49-50) ; Welfare Club (Aide ' 47- ' 48); Music Club (Treasurer ' 48- ' 49). Course: Elementary. Electives: Music, History, English. ROBERT JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 21 Pleasant Street, Dorchester 25 Always pleasant, Bob is ready to lend a helping hand to those who seek his advice in all technical lines. He is well known both for his artistic catving in plastics, and for his practical skill in automotive repairs. Every success to you. Bob, in the many opportuni- ties which await you. Course: Industrial Arts.

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MARY TERESA DEVLIN 37 Bigelow Street, Brighton 35 Tall and slender, Mary is a study in un- ruffled serenity. There is, however, a provocative glint of mischief in her eyes. Mary is ever ready for a cruise in the Green Hornet . . . destination? Life is fun for Mary. Art, Music, Science Clubs. Course: Ele- mentary. Electives: Music, Art. BARBARA ANN DILLON 283 East Eighth Street, South Boston 27 Pleasant, fun-loving, and always ready to help others is Barbara. Coming from a large family, she has a fine understanding of children which will be of great value in her profession. Although quiet in appearance, she adds much to our school life with her cheerful and friendly ways. Athletic Association; Drama Club; Section Editor, Lampas. Course: Elementary. Elec- tives: Economics, Art, English. ANN THERESA DOHERTY 30 Minot Street, Neponset 22 Friendly, unaffected, and attractive, — that ' s our impression of Ann. All agree that any gathering is made more lively by her pre- sence. Witness the success of the Newman Club under her presidency. Her friends are many, for they realize that to know her is to have their pleasures doubled, their sorrows halved. The halls of Teachers College will truly miss this lively lass from Neponset. Class President ' 48- ' 49. Art, Debating, Drama, Literary Clubs. Course: Elementary. Electives: Art, History, English. ' 51

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WILLIAM R. DOUGHERTY, JR. 21 Pleasant Street, Dorchester 25 Bill shows great promise in the educational field. The manner in which he has handled the many problems of numerous com- mittees shows that he possesses a great understanding and respect for human nature. The dexterity with which he has applied his outstanding talent for design will always be remembered by his associates. Drama Club; Industrial Arts Club (Vice- President ' 48- ' 49); Co-Editor-in-Chief, Lampas. Course: Industrial Arts. JOHN ANTHONY MARTIN DOW, JR. 9 Waldron Court, Marblehead John is a master in the art of sizing up any situation by a single droll remark. This rare quality, coupled with his ability to accomplish any task assigned to him, has developed a personality few can equal. As for scholastic achievement, John ' s name can always be found among the first on the list. Welfare Club (Aide ' 50- ' 51); Drama, Music Clubs. Course: Industrial Arts. ARLENE ANN DOWNEY 42 Eldridge Road, Jamaica Plain 30 Most of us remember Arlene as one of the reserved members of our class, but she is a real companion to all who know her well. Beneath her calm manner lies great depth of understanding. Sincere in nature and dependable in everything she undertakes, Arlene deserves great success. Course: Elementary. Electives: Mathematics, History, English. ' 51