University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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L. T. C. 19 3 5 Student Council President Secretary- Treasurer Traffic Chairman Com m u n ity Ch airm a n Head Hostess Social Chairman Edna Ellis, Medford Mary Mylott, Lowell Helen Blinkhorn, Lowell Alice Comer, Lowell Jacqueline Phaneuf, Lowell Grace Boehner, Lawrence One of the salient phases of administration at Lowell State Teachers College is the student governing body, whose jurisdiction extends to all branches of student activity. Composed of six students, representative of each class, and advised by Miss Blanche Cheney, the Council has authority over all school matters, from seeing that rooms are tidy, to administering discipline. The officers therefore represent lofty ideals, leadership, executive fitness, and the staunchest of loyalty to the college traditions. The creditable manner in which the annual Christmas Bazaar is conducted, is sufficient proof of the Council ' s capability and worthiness in handling momentous tasks. Besides working as a group, the officers have special duties to perform, the most significant of which are vested in the President, upon whose leadership the morals of the college rest. 25

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THE KNOLL Eileen O ' Brien 51 Chipman St., Medf ' ord, Mass. Three Year Elementary Course Be always brave and true and lovely, Vivid and happy as you are now. Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer ' 32; Social Etiquette Club, Presi- dent ' 34; Posture Queen ' 33; Ring Committee. Now and then college life blesses us with a girl as fine as Eileen. From the day she first journeyed forth from Medford to grace L. T. C, she has endeared herself to one and all. With her beauty, brains and personality, success is written in the stars — good luck, Eileen. Alice Romano 287 Park St., Medford, Mass. Three Year Elementary Course Give her deeds to do and they shall be done. Class Vice-President ' 32; Dramatic Club ' 32; Sketching Club ' 33, ' 34; Program Chairman, Junior Prom. Alice is a girl that it is a rare privilege to know. She is a person of so many fine qualities that they would be too numerous to mention. How- ever, just as an introduction we might list her sketching ability, her fine personal appearance, and her excellent work as a teacher. Remember the demonstration, girls! Other Third Year Graduates Grace Crozier Victoria Gardner Marjorie Harris Thelma Lakin Anna Matyosaitis Betty Pierce ' Thus sang the uncouth swain to the oaks and rills, While the still morn went out with sandals grey; He touched the tender stops of various quills, With eager thought warbling his Doric lay : And now the sun had stretched out all the hills, And now was dropped into the western bay. At last he rose, and twitched his mantle blue : Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new. Milton 24

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THE KNOLL J unior ci ass President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Gabrielle Tuhcotte Rita Cannon Ruth McLeester Kay Mahoney When a group of fidgety freshmen huddled in their newly assigned seats, way back in September 1932, there was little to indicate the whirlwind of activity which their advent was to bring forth. After an election of class officers, steered by some kindly upperclassmen, the Class of ' 36 got into its stride with a theatre party and dinner at Page ' s. Plans for a beach party were entered upon with enthusiasm and nearly forty girls spent the May vacation at Hampton Beach. This trip was so thoroughly enjoyed that it has become an annual institution. Returning as sophomores, the girls plunged once more into the melee with a camp week-end at Westford.