Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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' The' 1 Lamp ' Page hue TO one whose charming personality and sunny disposition have endeared her to the hearts of all Lasell girlsg whose complete understanding of youth's problems, and readiness with sympathetic counsel at need have constantly aided and encouraged usg and whom We shall ever remember with love and appreciation, to Miss Constance E. Blackstock, we, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-Eight affectionately dedicate this, our annual, I hr lamp

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' Tlxeff 1S r8 Lamp ' FROM. TWENTY-SEVEN T0 TWENTY-EIGHT TWENTY-SEVEN extends her sincerest congratulations to Twenty-Eight, just as we a short year ago were congratulated by you. We feel certain that your years at Lasell have meant as much to you as ours did to us, and we have come to realize this value more vividly now that the first year since we were graduated from her Portals of Learning is nearing its close. How often many of us think about Miss Potter, our beloved Dean, and pray that God will give us the strength to live as cleanly, see duty as clearly, and succeed as completely as she tried to teach us to do! If we will only practice the good precepts taught us, we need never fear for the success of any project which we may undertake. As you open this, your LAMP, upon Commencement Day, the heart of Twenty-Seven will feel with you in sympathy for having to say farewell to your Alma Mater, as we did one year ago. Lasell has given us cherished memories, and Twenty-Eight shares many of them with us. We greeted you as new girls , now we are to greet you as alumnae. Accept these greetings which we of Twenty-Seven extend to you, our ,lunior sisters. C. MADALYN PATTEN, '27. Page .six