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

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MARY ALICE CALLANAN 301 Park Street, West Roxbury Kindergarten — Primary Literary Club III, IV Musical Review III Newman Club I-IV Orientation Day Committee III Social Service Club III, IV Student Government Association I-IV W.R.A. Representative II, III Always a friendly greeting . . . honest concern . . . an t and seriousness. . untiring perseverance herent fusion of humor ROSE AGNES CAMPBELL 13 Farm Street, Canton Elementary Music Club I Newman Club I, II, III Student Government Association I, III, IV Happiness personified . . commuter from the country vivid anecdotes . . a zest for DANIEL J. CANTY 21 Mercier Avenue, Dorchester Industrial Arts Bowling Club I Dance Committee III Musical Review III Senior Dance, Co-chairman Technical genius . . . infectious enthusiasm . . . asset to all social activities . . . refuge of swimmers always ANNE CARROLL 7 Oakton Avenue, Dorchester Junior High Dance Committee III Newman Club I-IV Science Club III Senior Week Usher II, III Student Government Association I-IV Councilor III W.R.A. Ill Congenial conversationalist . . . lively Irish stepper . . . laughs tuith complete enjoyment . . . that carefree attitude . . . genuine ability. ' 59

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SARAH RUTH BURKE 8 Daniels Street, Lexington Junior High All College Play I, II, III Alpha Psi Omega III, IV Vice President IV Dance Committee III Drama Club I-IV President II Secretary III Lampas One Act Play Contest Director III, IV Student Government Association I-IV A unique personality . . . the stage her triumph . . . combines good times with good marks . . . that special pony tail . . . best of taste in clothes, books, and friends. ANNE MARIE BURNS 612 Adams Street, Dorchester Elementary Music Club I Newman Club IV Student Government Association I-IV Loads of fun at a party . musketeers . . . oversized interest in people. . the middle member of the bocket book . . . profound ALFRED A. CALLAHAN 135 Holton Street, Brighton Industrial Arts Student Government Association I-IV ' 59 Reserved yet provocative . . . specialist in rectangular shapes . . . proudly takes his ivife to college activities . . . Bring it in. Ill do it for you. . . . me and my cars. JOAN ELAINE CALLAHAN 73 Freeman Street, Arlington Kindergarten — Primary Music Club I Newman Club II, III, IV Parents Reception Committee III Senior Pops Night, Chairman Student Government Association I-IV Variety Show I, III Oh, let ' s go eat . . . st; that cheers . . . full of fun.

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CORNELIA A. CASSIDY 130 Waban Street, Newton Kindergarten — Primary Bowling Club I Literary Club I, II Musical Review Committee III Newman Club I, II Spanish Club III Student Government Association I-IV World Affairs Club II Cheerful spring-like brightness, a subtle sense of humor . . . beauty in simplicity . . . original and un- predictable Connie. LEAH T. CELI 10 Breck Street, Milton Junior High Christmas Fair Committee IV Dance Committee III Newman Club I-IV Student Government Association I-IV Contemplative . . . avid debater for knowledge . . . Milton fan . . . . serious in friendship. . insatiable desire scientific method ' 59 C FRANK CELONA 1096 Bennington Street, East Boston Industrial Arts Art Club III, IV President IV Musical Review III Newman Club IV Student Government Association I-IV Traditionally up to date . . . active in his field . . . novels for notes . . . ivill attain his goal . . . What was the ansiuer to question two? ROSELYN A. CHASE 159 Devon Street, Dorchester Junior High Literary Club IV Music Club I Protestant Fellowship IV Student Government Association I, II W.R.A. I, II Always well-dressed . . . lover of good books appreciates humor . . . a loyal friend.