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

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CORA EDITH VOSE 55 Crawford Street Roxbury, Mass. “COKIE”’ Mandolin Club 3, Treasurer; Athletic Association. “Ever fair and never proud; Had tongue at will, and yet was never,loud.”’ We suspect that beneath Cora’s quiet exterior there is a very peppy interior. However, we are sure of the fact that although Cora gets very good marks, she doesn’t let her stud- ies interfere with her good times. MARION L. WEBB Winthrop Massachusetts “Myon” English Club; Commuters’ Club; Member of the World Fel- lowship Committee of the Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. We always deemed you one of our quiet members, but after finding out your favorite hobby, of moonlight rides, we began to change our opinion of you. However, we will always re- member you as a diligent and true-blue friend. NAOMI E. WHITE Foxboro Massachusetts “Nom” English Club; Commuters’ Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. “Nom” is a cheerful girl from Foxboro, with the smile that is everlasting in our minds. Knowing her character, we can safely say that she will always be upright, honest and ener- getic.

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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 —

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ALICE M. WHIQMORE, ®Be 19 Lilley Avenue Vy et | Campello, Mags. ON TWHITl’ Pe Spanish Club; Secretany Englis! “Glub, 1922-1933; French Club}, Dramatic Clfibs Y. W. C. Aa Brite Ass@riation. “AL’ is certayhly a ‘‘live-wire.”’ r initiative and perse- verence have céntinually been visible’and BaWVe been charac- teristic of alJ Class endeavors. This ability todo things, along with a mest pleasing personality nade VAL” one of our most promipént classmates. MARION E. WOODLOCK Greenfield Massachusetts Press Club; Athletic Association. Marion is the third member of that famous triumvirate of Connolly, McGillicuddy and Woodlock, who live up on Bay State Road. We have positive proof that Marion keeps some of her neighbors pretty well entertained. We in school can see how this could be true, because of her charming manner and sweet smile. 79