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

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ESTHER G. NUZUM 260 Cambridge Street Cambridge, Mass. “SNOOKS”’ English Club; Chairman World Fellowship Committee 1922— 23 of Y. W. C. A.; Orchestra; Athletic Association. Usually quiet and unobtrusive, Esther never ventures to give an opinion or initiate any course of action until positive she is in the right. Friendly to all and to all a friend. BERYL PARKER, KZA 220 Broadway ING Wan Or ks CiGyamNenyY = Beryl is very conscientious and thorough in everything she undertakes, and is a firm believer in the maxim, “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.’’ She’s an excellent lis- tener for us blustering people who simply must rave and rant. CAROLYN W. PATTILLO 50 Highland Street Lowell, Mass. “Topsy” English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; ‘Sivad’’ Board; Bazaar Committee. A gentle, quiet maid on the whole. The worth while kind of girl who can be depended upon. We would not know that she existed were it not for the fact that her acts speak for themselves. She carries away all honors in literary work. If this attribute gets one anywhere, we can already see Carolyn far up ahead. 69

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EVELYN DOROTHY NADELL, Av 35 Shaw Street North Weymouth, Mass. Mandolin Club; Glee Club; English Club; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. What’s the matter, Evelyn, in love again? Never mind, we all have our moments. Nevertheless, she is a busy person— although she devotes her spare time playing for the Glee Club, nevertheless, she has her lessons done on time, and more often ahead of time. Then she smiles serenely while the rest of us dash madly in at the eleventh hour. MADELINE E. NASON Bar Harbor Maine Maine Club; English Club; Athletic Association; Junior Board. Under Madeline’s fluffy bobbed hair is one of the keenest minds of our intellectual class. To prove this, just look on the honorary slab, where we are proud to have our Madeline’s name. One of the best things we can say about Madeline is that she is as modest and unassuming as she is brilliant. MILDRED MARION NUSSBAUM 26 Concord Street Lawrence, Mass. “MILLIE” Athletic Association. Even though Mildred commutes from Lawrence every day, she still retains her good nature. She also holds first place in the marathon down the six flights of stairs every day to the lunch room. We are glad to have you one of us, Mildred.

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A. MARIE PERRY Canton Avenue Milton, Mass. “RIE,” “MARIA” English Club; Commuters’ Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. Whether ‘‘the wind blows east or the wind blows west,” we get a cheerful greeting from our friend and fellow class- mate, ‘‘Rie.’’ We have here a well-loved young lady who is both sensible and thorough. BERYL FRANCES QUINN, 2r 32 Pine Street Woburn, Mass. Mandolin Club; English Club; French Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Association. Beryl is an important member of the “I should worry Club.”” She takes things as they come, and is the happier for so doing. A girl of this type must be popular, and she cer- tainly is. Beryl is clever, both in a musical and studious way. DOROTHY M. RALPH Southwest Harbor Maine AI DY own’ Spanish Club; English Club; Maine Club; Athletic Associa- tion; Commuters’ Club. “Dot” is quiet, intelligent, fair-haired and possessed with many friends in the class. The one thing that is very peculiar about Dorothy is her uncanny ability in arriving at class on time. gw tN