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

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MARGARET CONKLING 117 White Street Waverley, Mass. “PEGGY” Press Club; Y. W. C. A.; “Sivad” Board; Bazaar Committee. “He is such a sweet man.”’ Margaret, you must remember that sweetness is not a manly quality, but rather belongs to you. If we didn’t like you so well, we’d be frightfully green- eyed of your wealth of blonde hair. HELEN CONNOLLY 507 Cottage Road South Portland, Maine “CONNIE” Press Club; French Club; Athletic Association. Few perhaps except those she has chosen as intimates know the depths of her subtle nature. We who know you, think it is rather your fascinating nonchalance, your all-round good fellowship, and your God-given sense of humor that make you a good scout. MARY COX Boardman Avenue Melrose Highlands, Mass. Spanish Club; Y. W. C..A.; Athletic Association. “Mary always plays the game To se e it through—and not for fame.” She is a quiet sort of girl who goes about her work and ac- complishes just loads before the rest of us are aware of any- thing to be done. She has proved herself for three years, steady and progressive. 4] pa oo

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fax ANUIKCID, (OLE AMSU Bellows Falls Vermont OE: Mandolin Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A. Bellows Falls is proud of “Al” and so is C. S. S. She is naturally gentle and easy going, and one of those girls who is satisfied with being agreeable and content to let someone else take the glory and credit. LORETTE GEORGIANNA CLOUTIER, AOTI 16 Gilman Street Waterville, Maine INR Glee Club. Here’s to Lorette who came to us from the U. of Maine. What can express our feelings more exactly than the proverb, time-worn, but with a wealth of meaning, ‘‘Better late than never.’’ “Tis very apropos. Lorette is one of the cutest girls in the Class of ’24. MARION E. CONDON, ZA® | 334 Center Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. “MARDI” Spanish Club; Athletic Association. “Mardi” is a jolly sort of girl, full of?giggles and smiles, neat and ever witty. She is one of our brilliant girls, but is covered by a manner that is quiet and unassuming. | 4 ¥ ‘ f

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PIBIVILIEMS, 18). (QUWULIRMEIRAL 238 Greenwood Avenue Beverly Farms, Mass. TV Athletic Association. From aristocratic Beverly Farms comes our ‘‘Phyl,’’ with whom we associate the phrase, “but my train was late.” Some people make themselves known by the noise they make, but rather we know her by her refined and gentle manner. Needless to say, we have all enjoyed her companion- ship and her kindly disposition. HELEN DAVIDSON, AK 8 Intervale Street Roxbury, Mass. ’Tis love that makes the world go round. Helen has a very taking way and possesses valuable knowledge of the all- important man. She is an energetic little person—always full of fun and bright ideas. : py t- 242 a WD out deli c y Part : tet [decee © tAe a I an ae x the wave 7 J yaa SS A Le co I 0 a ywtta 4 ot ff N+ DOROTHY DAVIS, 0¥Q 91 Crescent Avenue Melrose, Mass. Dorothy came to us from Mt. Holyoke in junior year, and all her classmates who know her say she is one of the very best. We have only one regret, that she didn’t come here sooner. 49