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

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I dal i x li I .ill ' I K I .fs . . 3 l .y - 1 5 N l xl, P -w ' X X 'V 'iw . - I I M l lu jx, ' Y.,-.w X V A.. X3 N A rv .K A l . . yi A5 X' l if ,Xb .1 Sh! .R 3 A ug N L3 I , U Q . I LN Q. X5 ff -,AJ I f f V ' lx 1 f ',V- 34. y X t E - C3 If . gf' Q., Y T I If Back Row: BUREECK, JACOBS, JENEAU, RYAN, GEROFSKI, GORDON, Fox, STEINBERG Third Row: ROBBINS, BLETI-IEN, MARSTON, DAVIS, NORMAN, HATHORNE, H. DURFEE, C. EDMONDS, PHILLIPS Second Row: ALvEs, LEWIS, DUPERTUIS, CONNELLY, COTE, MANN, LEONARD, DE ANDRIA, GROSS, SIARKIEWICZ First Row: MEISTER, HELLER, WEIRNICK, WRIGHT, LYONS, STORY LE CERCLE FRANOAIS GRACE MANN . President MARION CUTIE . Vicefllresident AGNES LEONARD . Secfretafry MARY CONNELLY . . . Treasurer Le Cefrcle Francais has enrolled in its numbers this year a very enthusiastic group of girls. The purpose of the Cefrcle is to make the study of French more 'interestingfand to promote a feeling of friendship and cofoperation among our fellow students. During the year the Cercle has socials and entertainments at which some topic of interest is discussed. . The Cercle owes a great deal of its success to Professor de Andria, who has been very faithful in his efforts in behalf of the Cevcle. 153

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.. .V Back Row: LEWIS, SWETT, THOMPSON, COHEN, STERLING, DVILINSKY, BRIGI-ITMAN, GOLDEN, WISE Second Row: LEWIS, LEONAED, GINSBURG, GOLDSTEIN, GEROFSKI, Fox First Row: JENEAU, FISHMAN, BROOK, BLACK, JACOBS PRESS CLUB RUTH THOMAS . . President CHARLOTTE GOLDSTEIN VicefPresident EVELYN GBROFSKI . Secretary GOLDIE FOX . . . . Treasurer P. A. L. hasbeen given an unusually large amount of publicity this year through the efforts of the Press Club. Membership in the club is restricted to those girls who have been delegated by their respective clubs to represent them in the Press Club. Every P. A. L. dance or party that takes 'place is Written up by an enthusiastic reporter. There is not, however, all work and no play for these young journalists. The club's gala affair was a supper and theatre party which took place just before Christmas. 152

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f I l I Back Row: MERRI1-T, M. NELSON, ELLIS, FREYBERG, GLAZIER, ADAMS, E. HOSEORD, CLOUGH, CREMINS, POOLE, JENKIN, TEBBETTS Third Row: MAOBRAYNE, MARDEN, LANG, AVERY, RUGG, R. HALL, HYDE, BLETHEN, BURTT, MERRILL, RANDAZZO, ROSENEAUM Second Row: LEARY, LAUDER, KEANY, SWEENEY, LUME, LUOE, JENEAU, THOMPSON, NICI-IOLs, LEWIS First Row: M. ROBBINS, LEACI-I, H. HALL, A. ROBBINS, CARSLEY, DRXTSAS, TAPLON, SWETT SPANISH CLUB SARA LUMB . . . President GERMAINE JENEAU VicefPresident ELIZABETH SWEENEY . Secretary MARGARET THOMPSON Treasurer The Spanish Club started the year very successfully by electing Sally Lumb for its president. Margaret Keany very ably took charge of those informal parties that will always be dear to the members of the club. ' The success of the club, and especially of Noche Espaiola, Was: due to the untiring efforts and genuine support of Miss Luce, Mr. Onate, Miss Nichols, and Miss Hazlewood. La Media Narcmja was one of the features of the year. 154