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

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DR. DENNIS C HALEY To the Members of the Class of 1952: It gives me great pleasure to extend to you my sincere congratulations upon the suc- cessful completion of your college course. You are now joining the Alumni of the Teachers College of the City of Boston, which has established an enviable record in the preparation of well- qualified teachers. I am confident that your achievements in your chosen profession will prove you worthy of carrying on the great traditions of your Alma Mater. The world which you are entering is shadowed by the ever present danger of global war. As teachers, you will bear the heavy responsibility of training children to face the problems that will confront them in a society so threatened and of inspiring them to work for the establish- ment of an enduring peace. May God give you strength and courage in attempting so great a task and grant you success and happiness in its accomplishment. Dennis C. Haley Superintendent of Public Schools

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Administration

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J- Ike jy e L(ient auJi er acuity : During the past four years, we of the graduating class have come to know the President and faculty members very well. They have done a great deal for us, much more than was their obligation. It is through them that we have come to graduate. We have seen them display never-ending stores of understanding, patience, and co-operation. By doing so they have set a wonderful example for us to follow. Our association with them has resulted in more than an accumulation of facts; it has given us a valuable cultural background and a broad insight into life. I should like to take this opportunity to represent our class in saying, Thank you, all, thank you very much. We shall never forget all that you have done for us. John J. Sherry, Jr. President of the Senior Class