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

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RUTH MIDDLETON, KZA Attleboro Massachusetts Press Club; Dramatic Club; Student Government; Athletic Association; English Club; Bazaar Committee; Class Treas- urer; Committee for Sophomore Hop; Y. W. C. A. Ruth is an authority on affairs of the heart. In fact, her book on “A Man’s Heart and How to Capture It”’ is already in the press. We recommend it as a book that should be in every girl’s library. Although men and studies do not}jibe, yet Ruth manages both. EILEEN MONAHAN 28 Orchard Street Marlboro, Mass: French Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. Always willing to aid others and a firm believer in good- fellowship, she has welded within her person a winning com- bination. We wish to see her future resplendent with pros- perity. PAULINE MARIE MOODY, AzA Waterbury Vermont POLLY? Press Club; English Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A. ‘“‘Polly”’ came to us when our frivolous, frolicsome freshman days were over, but a more loyal, sincere friend is not found among our ranks. She drinks deep of the Pierian spring and shows marvelous conscienticusness in everything she at- tempts, and is especially popular around the dormitory. a er Or

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ALICE McGILLICUDDY Springfield Massachusetts SG AN a) Press Club; French Club; Athletic Association. Whenever you want anything done, “‘Al” will do it. Surely this good nature will make her an ideal secretary. We wonder if we could encourage ‘‘Al’’ to write a book in the future, en- titled ‘‘Doings on Bay State Road.’ We assure you, “Al,” there’s plenty of material and would prove to be a good seller. MARY LOUISE McGRAIL 185 Davis Avenue Brookline, Mass. “May”? Press Club; Dramatic Club; English Club; Spanish Club; Orchestra, General Manager 1 and 2; Athletic Association; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Vice-President; “Sivad’’ Board Editor;.C. S. S. Editor of B. U. “‘News.” We must confess we had to pause when we came to write up Mary in this small space. Mary is the sort of girl we all like to call our friend. Mary’s angelic face is very deceiving to those who really know her, and it is whispered that Mary actually giggles at times! We wish the best of luck to one of our most popular girls. SYBIL MESSER Billerica Mass. Sybil is the only one of our girls who left us for that “bourne whence no traveller returns.’”’ We miss her so — her quiet smile and gentle manner. She will never be for- gotten by the Class of 1924.

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MARY E. MORTIMER 4 Crestwood Park Roxbury, Mass. Glee Club; English Club; French Club, 2 Secretary; Student Government Board; Y. W. C. A. As a singer, Mary possesses remarkable ability and an es- pecially sweet voice. She has made a lot of friends while with us, and we'll say she’ll win a lot more with her attractive manner and good old smile. LOUISE MOULTON 124 Trafalgar Street Rochester, N. Y. This tall, graceful juniorite is one of our star boarders at the ‘‘dorms.”” She is the possessor of a somewhat retiring disposition and a brilliant mind. Louise is our idea of a regu- lar girl. HELEN MULCAHY 109 Rogers Street Lowell, Mass. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Helen surely possesses an enviable disposition—even the early morn- ing ri de from Lowell on late and crowded cars has never been known to disturb her equanimity. She is good-natured al- ways.