Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Scott, McCarthy, Monahan, Herrick, Curtain First Row: Lee, Hennessey, Stickney JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row; Maher, A. Marshall, G. Marshall, Bornstein First Row: Budd, Falconer, Burke

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The Athletic Association OFFICERS President, LoutsE Bupp Secretary, DORO THY MITCHELL Vice-President, Ep1rH NOLAN Treasurer, MARGARET PETERSON “Buddy,” we salute you. As president of the Athletic Association for the coming year, you have all sorts of possibilities before you. Probably in the very early fall, you will convey a large group of prospective members — mostly shy, young greenlings — to Marblehead, for a picnic such as we had this year. It was quite a sight, wasn’t it, to see so large a gathering assembled there on the beach. Even the aristocratic ‘‘Hade’’ Wiggins waddled down to eat her proportionate share of weenies — at least, those that ‘‘Dim”’ and ‘“‘Gody” didn’t consume! However, the Athletic Association runs more than picnics. There is field hockey, too. We certainly hope that the many sticks that were purchased this year will be put to real practical service during the next. Freshmen, here’s your chance. Go to it and win your hockey insignia! The best of all, though, is basketball. Could anything be more peppy or make for better spirit than the interclass games we have had this year? Even the overworked seniors, between the budgets, have made a fairly good showing. ‘‘Al’’ had a hard time getting them out, but once a team was in the making, there was no stopping them. Even such huskies as the Misses Stanwood, Marshall and Budd had a hectic time keeping the ‘‘ancients’’ down. Those were noble battles, hard fought. Poor old Theresa Curtin hasn’t got her wind back yet! Next year, we are told that the faculty is to have a team. Girls, isn’t that enough to invite you to join this splendid organization? Madam treasurer, step forth and collect the membership fees from prospective members. Who could miss seeing Miss Vaughan actually in “‘the long run”’ or hearing Miss Page, as referee of the game, shout, ‘Ignorance of the law excuseth no one; foul for holding, Miss Luce!”’ 172

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SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Viets, Cremens, Stevens, Upham First Fow: McCarthy, Nolan, Peterson, Gerrior FRESHMA Top Row: = SP N BASKETBALL TEAM Mitchell, Griffin, Quinn, Burke, Manter, Soule First Row: Solo, Peasley, Lax, Leonard 174