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

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BEATRICE ROY, K A 16 Preston Road West Roxbury, Mass. “BEA” English Club; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. ‘A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Ready for work and ready for play, Always happy, good-natured and gay. ‘‘Who is this maiden?” I hear you say; Couldn’t you guess?—Why, Beatrice: LILLIAN SCHEFFREEN 74 Bloomfield Street Dorchester, Mass. Attractive, to say the least! Her smile and dimples in com- bination with that nifty style make her good to look upon. Lillian is always ready for a good time, but where lessons are concerned, she is easily bored. SARA SCHWALB 3 Dana Avenue Hyde Park, Mass. SA We never would have known from Sara herself that she was active in social work. But we have it from good authorit y that she is doing good work in the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. We’re proud of that record, Sara.

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VIRGINIA ROSENBERG, AE® 179 Harvard Street Brookline, Mass. ea TNiag Here’s another transfer—‘‘Jin’’ came from Syracuse Uni- versity and their loss certainly was our gain. She helps to keep up our reputation for a good-looking class, and as a class that ranks high in scholastic standing. eed OS AC Atv oF, le £ ’ | 2 [Yen art f f {a : cee - la wr oe Lif nt u Foy ess pee Let be) — a ea G ANNA ROSENGREN Centerville Massachusetts English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. We notice that your favorite diversion is going to class, Anna. There’s more truth than poetry in that remark. You are never conspicuous for your absence in class. But we think that your absence would be felt too much to allow you to stay away from us. ANNIE ROSSI 4 Vale Street West Roxbury, Mass. “ANDY” French Club; Athletic Association. “Andy” is a genial and whole-hearted girl of the most obliging sort. True to her work among us, doubly true and faithful will she be in her chosen career. The best of luck to SAT Cyan

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HERMINE SEUSS, KZA 137 Grove Avenue Leominster, Mass. A bunch of pep, blue eyes, brown hair, a knowledge of dancing and a dainty air—that is Hermine. ALICE S. SHEPHERD, ®B® 57 University Road Brookline, Mass. SCAT Mandolin Club 1, 2 Vice-President, 3 President; Press Club 1 Secretary; French 1 Treasurer; Athletic 1, 2, 3. Alice’s future looks rosy indeed, for anyone who can broad- cast the germ of music so effectually must sooner or later come into her own. So here’s to you, Alice Shepherd, With your curly head of hair. You have a winning way of winning; By golly, girl, you’re there. ELIZABETH C»SMITH 11 Pickett Street Beverly, Mass. “BETH” German Club, Athletic Association. Beth, we’re wondering at your favorite diversion of whist- ling, and your ambition to grow tall. However, we know that although whistling girls come to a bad end, you'll be the exception that proves the rule.