Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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NI want you lo mee! ng' nzolherf, One cj the pleasazzlefl imdiiions 0 f Lasell is the Nlother-Daughler luneh- eon, held last year under lhe lrefzs' on the athleliefeld. The beautyful june File, pfwerzied for the june queen, her rourl, and guesls, is one cf lhe l1igl1!z'gl1l.r ry' Commencement week. Ill' ihe last week Qf selzorzl, and everything is lzappening at nnre. S1fr0l-ie! Baekfw and lhe winning rrew on River Dfw eromex lhejiniah line.

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