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

 - Class of 1924

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Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1924 Edition, Page 208 of 258
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Page 208 text:

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Eileen Monahan devises an elevator to C. 5S. S. Pauline Moody bequeaths a bit of her dignity to the proctors of the dorm. Mary Mortimer leaves ‘‘one beautiful voice” to the Glee Club. Louise Moulton leaves a report on advertising to Professor Wilson. Helen Mulcahy gives and devises her boxes of discarded earrings. Helen Mulvey bequeaths to Miss Luce an automatic window washer for use in Room 3. hall. Mary Murphy leaves a pamphlet on ‘“‘How to Grow Long Hair in One Week.” Evelyn Nadell leaves a bay window for Professor Corbin’s office. Madeline Nason bequeaths her place on the marble slab. Mildred Nussbaum gives and devises a set of stage scenery to the assembly Esther Nuzum gives her charming smile and manner. Beryl Parker leaves to the library a book on ‘“‘My Trip Abroad.” Carolyn Pattillo bequeaths her improved system of cutting. Marie Perry leaves her recent book on ‘‘Washington in the Spring.”’ Dorothy Ralph gives and devises her love of dogs. Ruth Rhodes gives her room on the Avenue. Ruth Ridyard leaves a revised “blanket tax.’ Virginia Rosenberg bequeaths a transfer from a western college. Anna Ro sengren gives her overflowing student bag. Annie Rossi gives her ability to get to her first class on time. Beatrice Roy leaves ‘‘them wistful eyes’”’ to a would-be vamp. Dorothy Campbell leaves a book entitled, “The Hours I Spent With Thee, y —Spanish.”’ Lillian Scheffreen bequeaths a “‘vacant chair” in Law I. Sara Schwalb leaves her social service work. Hermine Seuss gives her vivacity and unlimited pep. Alice Shepherd leaves her presidency of the Mandolin Club. Elizabeth Smith leaves a set of Shakespeare to the library. Violet Stewart bequeaths her posters in the lower corridor. Velma Sweet leaves her ability to manage the book store. Irma Tatton and Alice Whitmore leave their knowledge of ‘‘advanced math.” Julia Swift leaves her ability to play the piano. Mildred Tewksbury leaves a ‘‘new bridge of sighs.”’ Eleanor Vatter leaves her “‘littleness’’ to some who desire it. Cora Vose leaves a piano to the lunch room. Naomi White leaves a mighty good impression on us all. Marian Woodlock leaves her triangular friendship with Helen and Alice. Marie Jones leaves her office in the Junior Class. Marian Webb leaves her trips from Winthrop. Eileen Green leaves her locker mate. Margaret Marshall leaves her all-round ability. Vivian Smith leaves her whole-hearted enjoyment of life.

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Page 207 text:

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Marie Dooley and Pat Horan leave Miss Page their horse for future sale. Cora Falconer gives and devises to the gym several baskets that she shot during her sportsmanlike career. Ray Franzblau leaves the joys of Spanish III. Hazel Faulkner bequeaths her flaxen tresses. Gladys Fish leaves her mania for B. U. jewelry. Marion Holzgreen leaves one scrap book of poetry. Betty Heath gives and bequeaths her week-end tickets on the Providence Special. Helen Howland leaves her stick-to-it-iveness and her speed on the typewriter. Kathryn Huckins bequeaths her latest edition of ‘‘Colleges I Have Known” to the library. Virginia Hughes wills her rating in the Cosmopolitan Club. Agnes Hurley bequeaths a book on professional acting. Leah Immerman leaves to Miss McClintock a set of dumb-bells for the gym. Marian Levin bequeaths her energy to the lazy. Elsie Jackson leaves her original method of maintaining composure under the beaming orbs of ‘El Senor Ofiate.”’ Pauline Jenness bequeaths a hair-dressing parlor. Mary Johnson leaves to next year’s Art Editor all her patience, which she will find useful in managing photography. Ada Kilkenney and Mary Murray leave a mileage book from Lawrence to Boston. Peg Kirby leaves honors as the best dancer. Lillian Lehmann leaves with sympathy her position as Editor-in-chief of our famous “‘Sivad.”’ Grace Lynch and Irene Roche leave a stand at the famous Brockton Fair. Helen McCarthy leaves her experience in running dances at the bazaar. Marion McCarthy leaves her envied complexion. Winifred McDonough bequeaths an interest in the French Club. Alice McGillicuddy leaves to the typewriting lab her laughing record. Mary McGrail gives and devises to the bulletin board her ‘‘Joake Box.” Peg Mackay bequeaths a book, ‘“‘How to Wear Clothes.” Hester MacKenzie leaves her friendship for Eileen Monahan. Mildred Mackintire leaves her best memories. Lillian MacMullin bequeaths an amplifier for use in Room 7. Margaret Maguire leaves ‘‘properties’”’ to next year’s bazaar. Emily Mansfield and Alice Thompson leave their loyalty to Student Gov- ernment. Anne Marshall leaves her knack of stretching each day into thirty-six hours. Gertrude Marshall gives and devises her tea-garden to the bazaar. Hazel Mathews bequeaths her ticket office to the Mandolin Club. Prudence Mathews leaves her presidency of the Press Club. Ruth Middleton gives and devises the strong box (?) of 1924 to the Class of 1925. 201

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Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1927 Edition, Page 1

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 Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1928 Edition, Page 1

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 Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1929 Edition, Page 1

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 Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1924 Edition, Page 101

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 Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1924 Edition, Page 12

1924, pg 12

 Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1924 Edition, Page 220

1924, pg 220

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