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

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GLADYS ARDELLE FISH, ®2r 13 Western Avenue Natick, Mass. A Giri French Club; Commuters’ Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. Sure and steady, Always ready Her knowledge to impart. We soon depend Upon this friend, With her loving, loyal heart. RAY FRANZBLAU 80 Pleasant Street Bradford, Mass. po lAr me Commuters’ Club. Even though Ray spends most of her time commuting, she manages to pull down a couple of A’s or so. She is a sure cure for the blues, with her effervescent chatter. EILEEN M. GREEN, @vQ 1926 Beacon Street Brookline, Mass. Sikys Mandolin Club; French Club; Athletic Association. “Kily”’ spreads sunshine through her infectious giggle. And she keeps us very much interested in her affairs of heart. Her locker is a testimonial to her neatness. We prophesy a good housekeeper in Eileen.

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E. MARIE DOOLEY, ®2r 37 Seattle Street Allston, Mass. French Club; Dramatic Club; Commuters’ Club; Athletic Association. She’s energetic, cool and calm: Each duty is a pleasure. Her thoughts she does not all confide, But guards them like a treasure. We feel confident that in whatever harbor of life she drops anchor, she will come out, as she did when among us, one of the best. ; CORA H. FALCONER 132 Winthrop Avenue Wollaston, Mass. Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Athletic Association, 1921-1922. The curly Titian hair and cheerful smile of our basketball captain need no introduction to followers of athletics or Y. W. activities. Cora is a girl just “full of pep’’ and is never more happy than when her teamis winning from the other classes. r yi N ) Vin Af N HAZEL FAULKNER, 6vQ North Grafton Massachusett $ Hazel’s attractive, tall and slim, And always looks to us so trim. If we did not like Hazel so well, we'd be frightfully green- eyed about her perfect marcel and ‘‘strawberry and cream”’ complexion. 51

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ELIZABETH ANGELL HEATH, At 438 Hope Street “BETTY” Providence, R. I. Press Club; English Club; Spanish Club; Inter-sorority Coun- cil, Vice-President 3; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. ““Betty’’ stands for demureness. She is one of the members of this “‘illustrious class’’ who is interested in domestic sci- ence and proves it by the delicious buffet lunches she con- cocts for the girls. We suspect that Betty’s motto is ‘Tis love that makes the world go ’round.” MARION HOLTZGREEN 12 Tainter Street Medford, Mass. We would like to look through Marion’s scrap-book and hear her sing, for these are two privileges we have never had. She was one of the pioneers in the new mode of dressing the hair a la Elizabeth Hines. FE. PATRICIA HORAN, ZA® 11 Albion Street Waterbury, Conn. SPAT’ English Club; French Club. If Patricia did have any clouds in her life, we’re sure they would all have silver linings. Pray, tell us, ‘‘Pat,’’ dear, how you preserve a cheerful mien and unsoured disposition amidst all the trials and tribulations of a college course! 53