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

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JAMES JOSEPH WILLIAM COADY 20 Granville Road, Cambridge Elementary Class President IV; Newman Club III, IV. American literature is his love; teaching his- tory liis aim. Tall, dark, need we say handsome? Jiuunie made a fine president during our most important year. U ' atch out world, he ' s an indi- vidualist! Has anvone seen him zvith a hlonde? JANE LEE DONNELLY 30 Arbroth Street, Dorchester Secondary All-College Musical I. II ; Cheerleading I, II ; Class Vice-President I, II, IV ; Dance Committee 111, IV: Dean ' s List I-IV ; Parents Tea and Re- ception III, Chairman ; Lampas IV, Class Histor- ian ; Newman Club I-IV ; Senior Fair Committee IV ; S.G.A., Election Committee Chairman III, Vice President III. A German linguist and an excellent leader for four years, Jane is always ready to listen to every- one and impart her words of wisdom. A part-time student at State and a full-timer at M.I.T., she sa s Scientists must stick together. ' 62 ELEANOR RITA LEVY 83 Gordon Street, Brighton Kindergarten-Primary Art Club I; Dance Committee I-III, Chairman Decorations I-III; Dean ' s List II-IV; Junior Prom Committee III, Chairman III ; President ' s List I ; S.G.A. Award II ; Senior Class Secretary IV. The Picasso of the class of ' 62, Ellie ' s charm lies in her contagious laughter and her spontaneous, Oil, I say. THOMAS J. NYHAN 9 Bayside Street, Savin Hill Secondary Cap and Gown Committee IV ; Dance Com- mittee IV ; Junior Week Committee III ; Newman Club I-IV; Senior ' Class Treasurer; Senior Fair Committee IV. Our Senior Class Treasurer found it very easy to get along with almost everyone he met. His No to the question of zvearing caps and goivns zcas most emphatic. [24]

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mor (dlaaB Pr Bt rut The month of June brings to a close four years of both work and pleasure for the Class of 1962 at Boston State College: work in so far as our academic life was concerned; pleasure in our participation in the many class functions and events of the past years. We have been prepared in the best possible way for our future in the field of education by some of the finest instructors in the state. We owe much to them for their excellent teaching. We also owe much to our parents for the many sacrifices they have made to help us with our education. We now will go out into the classrooms of America to train the future leaders of the country. I am sure that, because of the background we have been given at Boston State, we shall accomplish well this most important task. James J. Coady President [23]

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ROSEMARIE ABBIUSO 95 Sunnyside Street, Hyde Park Secondary Literary Club I. II ; Newman Club I-IV ; World Affairs Club II. The distinctive features of dark black hair, blue eyes, and friendliness to all contribute greatly to the charm possessed by this perpetually active Miss. JOAN CLAIRE ANGLAND 124 Russett Road. West Roxbury Elementary Dean ' s List I-IV : Newman Club I-IV ; Span- ish Club I-III, Secretary III. Joan is a quiet achiever who directs her leisure time tozcard teaching crafts and rooting for B. C. ' 62 JAMES FREDERICK ANSELL 22 Edge Hill Street, Jamaica Plain Elementary- Protestant Student Association I-IV ; Psychol- ogy Club I, II. A quiet young man zvhose main extracurricular interest is cars. A ready smile is one of Jim ' s most distinguishing characteristics. THERESA FRANCES ARENA 68 Templeton Street, Dorchester Elementary Dean ' s List I : Drama Club I, II ; French Club I-III; Lanipas IV; Alodern Dance Club I, II; Senior Fair Committee IV., Pash delight s in Dixieland Jazz, interpretive dancing and sunbathing at Malibu and the Cape. An insatiable thirst for zvater, constant tardiness, and bezvitching eyes are her outstanding charac- teristics. [25]