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

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Q .. 1 Y. W. C. A. I While at Camp Maqua, the nineteen representatives from P. A. L. made great plans forqfa new and better organization in this College. With such inspiration as was received the leaders through speeches and lectures, of which one could fill a book, the Y'.W.C.A. Cabinet was organized, and many detailed plans were formed. -'iv W During the first week of the college year, a very successful membership campaign toolfplace. In order to become acquainted with the new members, We held a rooffpicnic in Cctober. Games, dancing, pictures, and best of all, hot dogs, did all for the picnic that should be expected. The Acquaintance Dance for C. B. A. and P. A. L. was a most enjoyable occasion. It was the first dance of its kind, and We feel proud to say that it was an excellent step. V Service is the vvatchvvord of the Association. The Cabinet eagerly made plans to give the South ,End ukiddiesi' a Christmas party with a real Santa -Claus, a tree, gifts, and ugoodiesfs This is what the Y. W. C. A. loves best-to give joy to a childis life. The students of the College were very generous in their donations to the gift stocking and penny sock. Arrangements for a Carnival, for hikes, for debates, are all in progress. Service and Good Fellowship are the mottoes of the Y. W. C. A., the spiritual organizaf tion in our College. H 145

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l 1 Back Row: PLAYDON, WHITE, HOLMBERG, PIERSON, Moon, DAvis Second Row: CONNELLY, LEWIS, Scoi-T, CAMPBELL, GAYNOR First Row: CHAMBERS, MACPHERSON, Domus, LAUDEP. UPPERCLASS COUNCIL The Upperclass Council was formed with the idea of assisting the Dean and the Director of Student Personnel in knowing about academic and social problems which are confronting the individual student, or groups of students, and in helping to solve them. The Mgroup leaders of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes, who are selected by Dean Davis and the Faculty at the beginning of the year, are the members of the Council. Each leader invites nineteen to tvventyffour girls to be in her group. In this Way, all upper' class students are divided into groups and are represented by their group leaders in all Council meetings. The Director of Student Personnel acts as a member of the Council. 147 l