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

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Back Row: Miss Hughes, Miss Arratto, Miss Armstrong, Hess, Miss Vaughan, Limric, Miss Kirby Front Row: Taylor, Miss Carleton, Ahern, Miss Hemeon, Sharp Junior Week—the week of weeks! Prom night—the night of nights! That’s what every Junior exists for—the only thing that keeps her going through the long weary year. The first thing on the program was the Panadelphic Dance at the Bruns- wick—success one!! Then came the show on Wednesday night, ‘‘My Juliet,”’ at the Boston Opera House. C. 5S. 5S. is mighty proud of the showing the girls made this year. And the after-theatre dance helped to make this event success number two! C.5.S. then decided to take an active hand in the festivities and gave a tea dance at the Hotel Westminster on April 19. It was unanimously voted a good time, and so we came home happy from success number three! And Prom night! At the Somerset—Bert Lowe’s orchestra—attractive favors—everyone dressed up in beautiful clothes—who could help having ‘‘a marvelous time?’’ And we danced until three and weren’t a bit tired. In fact, a good many of us topped the week off with fraternity dances on Saturday night. Anyway, for the second All-University Prom, everything meant SUCCESS in capital letters. 192