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

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VELMA SWEET, AT 171 Fort Hill Avenue Lowell, Mass. Press Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Why is the bookstore so popular? With Velma behind the counter, this question is unnecessary. What could we do without her to supply our needs two minutes before the last bell rings. Sweet is her name and sweet is her nature; her cooking delicious and very nutritious. JULIA SWIFT, evo Yarmouthport Massachusetts fee” Athletic Association. We see in ‘‘Judy”’ all the dignity and serenity that we like to think we ourselves possess, but don’t. She fascinates not only us, but the opposite sex, too. IRMA CORINNE TATTON 30 Sheridan ’Avenue Medford, Mass. Eh RECKe French Club; Commuters’ Club; Athletic Association. From a demure little freshman to a junior tall, ‘“‘Freck” has grown beloved by us all. Although she is quiet, her pres- ence is felt throughout the class. The future holds many a smiling hour for Irma. 76

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Se VIVIAN E. SMITH, ®B® 30 Waldemar Avenue Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. This young lady has the most infectious laugh you ever heard. Especially in Spanish, is it uncontrollable. We don’t understand her ambition—to be good, kind and pretty. We don’t think she has to have an ambition like this — it seems to have been fulfilled. LILLIAN BERTHA STAFFHORST, =MA 108 Bellevue Road Lynn, Mass. ALT. ST LeiaeetaD Secretary Spanish Club; Athletic Association. Sincere, consistent, faithfuls-such is Lillian. Whatever career she has chosen for eae she may be sure that she carries with her the best wistfes of all her classmates. VIOLET E. STEWART, ®B® 133 Westbourne Terrace Brookline, Mass. SN ee “VER” “Sivad” Board; English Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. A sweet, calm, quiet, pleasant, fun-loving bunch of lovable- ness is our Violet. One we are glad to have known and never shall forget. You never have to ask her help in a cause for she previously volunteers her services. “Vi’’ is one of our distinguished artists. eee y ws Qo “Si igh 75

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MILDRED TEWKSBURY 51 Byrnes Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. PUT: A Athletic Association. ra ay i. Mildred has a smile for everyone, scatters sunshine every- where, true blue and a mighty good }|ftiends Here’s to the highest success in Whatever path you’ turm ‘Mil’! You are our idea of)a typical all-roupd coplege girl. i Wa A ¥ r ALICE ISABELLE THOMPSON, Aw Haddam Connecticut “DuTCcH”’ Glee Club; Press Club; English Club; Student Government Board; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Quite well we like the boist’rous girl Of fluttering stability; But more we love the sober maid Of feminine gentility. This applies to you, ‘Dutch,’ not mentioning your many other good qualities. ELEANOR VATTER 2 Marbury Terrace Jamaica Plain, Mass. SED! Your ambition is our ambition—to get an ‘‘A” in a tran- script. But we wonder about this hobby of exploring unknown territory. We want to go with you some day when you come around to get better acquainted with us. Ay ele 4 ft HV | WM ¢ — 1 —