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

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EmILy HALLOWELL, ’23, secretary, The Mitchell School, Billerica. ELEANOR HAMILTON, ’24, secretary, School Department of Health and Hygiene, New Bedford, Mass. Mary E. Hammonn, ’24, teacher, Town of Charlton, Mass. HELEN HANLEY, '23, stenographer, Cadillac Automobile Company, Boston. EsTHER HARRINGTON, '24, secretary, Wood, Putnam and Wood Company, Boston. VIOLET HELLER, ’24, secretary to Purchasing Agent, Wm. Filene’s Sons Company. Mary HENNESSEY, ’24, secretary, Anti-Saloon League. ELIZABETH HEWINS, stenographer, Norton First Natignal Bank. Mary K. Hickey, stenographer, Boston Psychopathic Hospital. EsTHER HINCKLEY, secretary to Mr. Robinson, Harvard University. ELIZABETH HENCHMAN, now Mrs. Robert Tyler Brooks, Jr. Ar1ITA Tart HouLpGarteE, teacher of dancing, Braintree. HELEN Hooper, ’24, stenographer, Willard Welsh Realty Company, Boston. Doris Hunt, ’24, secretary, Northeastern Preparatory School. Daisy HUNTER, secretary to financial manager, McTaurin-Jones Co., Brookfield. CHRISTINE HUTCHINS, '24, is now Mrs. Charles F. Johnson. ANNA JAGODNIK, ’24, proof-reader, Commonwealth Press, Boston. ROSEMARY JAMES, ’24, stenographer, Lincoln Electric Company, Boston. EmMA JOHNSON, stenographer, Equitable Life Insurance Co., Des Moines, Iowa. OLIVE JOHNSON, ’23, secretary, Unitarian Laymen’s League, New York. AGNES JORDAN, '23, office nurse and secretary, Dr. Franklin White, Marlboro St. MARGARET KELTER, ’24, stenographer, Hood Rubber Co., Watertown. Lois Kemp, ’24, secretary to sales manager, New England Confectionery Co., Boston. PEARL KipsTON, ’24, secretary to Professor Inglis, Harvard University. CORINNE KLEIN, '23, stenographer, Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., Roxbury. ELNA LARSEN, ’28, secretary, Geo. C. Whitney Company, Worcester. Doris LATHROP, ’24, secretary, Geo. H. Gilbert Manufacturing Co., Ware, Mass. Mary A. LAweE, ’24, stenographer, Family Welfare Society, Boston. ELLEN LEAHY, '23, stenographer, General Electric Co., West Lynn. NeEvaA LINDGREN, ’24, secretary, Union Church, Boston. FLORENCE Lonr, ’24, secretary, Usonia Export Corporation, New York. MARGARET Lyons, ’24, stenographer, Boston Maine Railroad, Boston. ALICE McCartTny, ’24, stenographer, Mr. William Pree, Attorney, Boston. KATHRYN McCartny, ’21, teacher of shorthand and typewriting, Mahanoy Township High School, Mahanoy, Pennsylvania. 177

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f MABEL CLARKE, ’24, stenographer, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Boston. JEAN COHEN, secretary, Portsmouth Bargain Store. ELINOR COLCORD, ’24, is now Mrs. Wilfred E. Clee. IRENE HUusE is now Mrs. Royce B. Crimmin. LAURA: CURLEY is secretary to Dr. Benjamin Ragle, Marlboro Street, Boston. RutH CurRAN, ’28, stenographer, Cream of Wheat, Minneapolis, Minn. LCumu Davis, 24slibrarian «bortlandsbuplicsibrary. MARIE DESAUTELS, 24, stenographer, Royal Mailing Company, Boston. Faye DEVEREUX, teacher of shorthand and typewriting, Winsted, Connecticut. Doris DICKERMAN, ’24, secretary, President Suspender Company, Shirley, Mass. VIVIAN DINSMORE, ’24, stenographer, Atherton Furniture Company, Haverhill. ALICE DOooLey, ’22, teacher of shorthand and typewriting, Lee School of Com- merce, Bangor, Maine. JOSEPHINE DOYLE, '24, stenographer, Converse Rubber Shoe Company, Malden. YVETTE DUBE, ’24, secretary to Mrs. Wright, Community Service, Inc., Lewiston. MILDRED Scott, ’24, is now Mrs. Arthur Hinkley Earle. HELEN EGAN, secretary, Lloyd-Mansfield Company, Boston. PEARL ELLioTt, ’24, secretary, Messrs. Cook, Hutchinson and Pierce, Portland, Maine. GLADYs EWELL, ’23, stenographer, Old Colony Trust Company, Boston. RvutTH FILEs, ’24, clerk, American Woolen Company, Boston. LEANORE FITZGERALD, student, State Normal School, Worcester. MARGARET FOLEY, ’24, stenographer, Ferdinand Furniture Company, Worcester. ANNE Forp, ’24, Household Editor, Boston Herald. MILDRED R. GALBRAITH, stenographer, Beacon Oil Company, Everett. HILDEGARDE GARTLAND, ’24, has entered the novitiate of the Sisters of Provi- dence, St. Mary’s of the Woods, Indiana, and is known as Sister Marie Hildegarde. GRACE GEARY, ’24, stenographer, for Mr. R. W. McNeel, Boston. ELIZABETH GERAGHTY, '24, stenographer, Scoville Mfg. Co., Waterbury, Con- necticut. MARION GILLIS, '23, secretary, Second National Bank, Boston. MADELINE GOGUEN, ’24, stenographer, Leonard Barrows, Boston. SARA GOLDBERG, '24, is working for her father in Roxbury. JANET GoopDwin, teacher, School No. 4, Little Compton, Rhode Island. JEANETTE GREEN, '24, stenographer, B.S. Green Bros. Co., Fort Fairfield, Maine. ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, secretary to Dr. R. S. Titus and to Dr. F. G. Brigham, Bay State Road, Boston. 5 2 Y LL 4 9 st — Pern boy The Aer y ate | is a eo ox i -J 9 ole 2B SB AMKR Up qua tae jaa v8 be ° t

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RutH McDOona Lp, teacher, Henry L. Higginson School, Roxbury. BERNICE McKay, stenographer, Roberts, Roberts Cushman, Boston. CATHERINE McLAUGHLIN, '23, assistant manager, Chamber of Commerce, Gloucester. FRANCES MACDONALD, ’23, pupil nurse, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston. LILLIAN MACDONALD, stenographer, Harris, Forbes Company, Boston. MarTHA MarGET, ’24, secretary to her father, State Street, Boston. MILDRED MaArRKs, ’23, stenographer, J. S. Cassidy, Cambridge. WINIFRED MARSHALL, secretary to Mr. Horace Fogg, Rockland Trust Company. RutH Mivpury, ’24, stenographer, Lyne, Woodworth Evarts, Boston. ARLENE MILLER, ’24, stenographer, Congregational Church, Boston. ELIZABETH Moore, ’22, editorial work, Boston Herald. MARJORIE NASON, '24, stenographer, Bureau of University Travel, Newton. ELEANOR NEMSER, ’22, teacher, Western Junior High School, Somerville. KATHARINE NOWLAND, ’22, head of Commercial Department, Hitchcock Free Academy. MARGARET O’BrYAN, ’21, Junior Red Cross Supervisor, Gardner, Mass. MARIANA ODLIN, ’24, is now Mrs. Horace E. Morse. Mary O'DONNELL, ’23, clerk, English High School, Lynn. HELENE OGDEN, secretary to purchasing agent, Mass. Lighting Co., Boston. Mary O’NEIL, ’23, secretary, Messrs. Harper and Burhoe, lawyers, Boston. PHOEBE PALMER, ’24, teacher, Conway High School, North Carolina. GWENDOLYN PERKINS, assistant to biologist, State House, Boston. ELINOR PERRY, check teller, Essex National Bank, Haverhill. MAry PEIRCE, '24, is now the wife of Dr. John Russell Carty. BERTHA PHELPs, student, Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery. ISABEL PHILLIPS, '24, secretary to superintendent of schools, Moosehart, Illinois. CAROL PIERCE, ’22, secretary to Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education. ELIZABETH PIKE, '23, secretary, Trumbull Electric Manufacturing Company. Hope PILuspury, ’23, secretary and librarian, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, Department of Naval Architecture. FLORENCE PLUMSTEAD, ’24, is now Mrs. Earl Ames. VERNA RAFUSE, '23, is doing secretarial work at Harvard University. HAZEL RANDALL, ’24, stenographer, Farwell Bleaching Company, Lawrence. LOUISE RANDALL, ’24, typist, Wm. Filene’s Sons Company. BEATRICE RAYFUSE, ’23, X-ray technician for Dr. J. B. Ellis, Boston. HAZEL REYNOLDs, '24, is now Mrs. Cornelius Hultz. 178