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

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ELSIE MARIE BARTSCH 38 Moraine Street Waverley, Mass. Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. A maid who is neat, And rather petite, Very fond of sports and fun; Her smile is a treat, She is very sweet, And all of our hearts has won. , o j . Wh memouewy of The Aan viow drove OAthur, PCa vet Ugie Vg by Aiud 4L4, Uu Ui rw lio AA H. LOUISE BELLOWS North Easton Massachusetts “WEEZIE” French Club; Student Government Board; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Junior President. Gentle reader, words are superfluous when we come to the President of the best class that ever went out of the halls of C. S. S. We envy her sweet mannerisms and her ability to control the girls at class meeting discussions. : pe AZ vis ae Mt $e co aed a y 2 Y, 12k, SADYE RUTH BIXBY, AK 4 Willows Avenue Salem, Mass. ieee Ta This bobbed-haired, jolly-looking young miss is none other than Sadye Ruth Bixby. She is going to be a great success— no sticking in a rut for her. She will never do anything because somebody else did it that way, but whatever she does will be flavored with originality. 44

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THERESA ADRIENNE ARRATTO 5 Cottage Park Road Winthrop, Mass. “TREE,” ‘“TERESE”’ Twenty Club; Junior Prom Committee; ‘“Sivad’’ Board. Theresa could make a Sphinx crack a smile with her witti- cisms and jokes. When we think of “‘Tree,”’ we think of: Black Bobbed Hair, Class in Rhythmics, Twinkling Brown Eyes, Winthrop Ferry, “A Skin You Love to Touch.” ‘ GRACE L. BARRETT Crees in 77 Mt. Vernon Street Lowell, Mass. 4 English Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Asso- ciation. Why is it that such brilliance and intellectuality as she ; ) possesses is disguised by a mask of calm indifference? Grace is just the kind that none of us can get along without. She is always ready to help a girl along. Grace is planning a trip to South America, and we know she will feel at home there, on account of the many Spanish courses she took at C. S. S. ANNA KATHRYN BARRY, ®2r 216 Highland Street Brockton, Mass. “ANN” Mandolin Club, 2 Secretary, 3 Vice-President; French Club; Commuters’ Club; Athletic Association. “Ann and Irene were known at the start As two who couldn’t be forced apart.”’ “Ann” is kind-hearted, amiable, and has a quick suscepti- bility for humor. We can never forget her. Although “Ann” has to commute all the way to Brockton, she still finds time to attend Mandolin Club rehearsals.

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PEARL ANNE BORNSTEIN 83 Central Avenue Medford, Mass. PAR aecle ABB TE Mandolin Club; Granch Club; Dramatic Club; Commuters’ Club; Athletic Association; Junior Basketball Team. We recommend Pearl as a girl not of words, but of deeds, especially when it comes to getting baskets for the junior basketball team. We wonder where she got her hobby of eating chop suey with drum sticks. LOUISE BUDD 291 Middle Street Fall River, Mass. French Club; Athletic Association. ; A small bundle of life, pep and vitality, always ready for any sport. When there’s any fun going on, ‘“‘Buddy”’ will be there. She is energetic and a hard worker, too. What more can we add to make a perfect balance for an even-tempered, sunny disposition. MONA C. BURKE 278 Lowell Street Somerville, Mass. “Gyp” English Club; French Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Basketball Team 3. Mona is one of our demure maidens. She never seems to chatter, and yet, when she does talk, she says something. This is a trait worth having. Mona is lively, despite her de- mure manner, and is renowned for her peppy work on the junior basketball team.