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

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III II II, ,I I I IrI Y, I I ACTIVITIES I , Convocation XIII I At the winter convocation of Boston University, which was held at Tremont Temple I I p on February 25, Dr. Daniel Lash Marsh was formally presented to the students of the Unif versity as the new President. Mr. Harold W. Roupp of the School of Theology, repref I senting the students, welcomed the President heartily. In his response, Dr. Marsh urged IIII. II I the spirit of cofoperation among the various departments of the University. I IYIII II I I II ,I I I I I ,II I I I I ' I II II I I The Reverend Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, of New York, also gave an address, in which he emphasized the necessity of maintaining high academic standards. I III I III I I III I German Club Pla I II I y I II I The greatest event on the German Club's calendar-the annual play-was held on I February 5 in Convention Hall. In spite of the storm and difficult transportation, Das III, I Ganschcn von Buchenau was a financial and social success. The members of the cast were: I . I Das Ganschen . . Selma Orlov ISI , V Herr 'von Fink . . Aurelia Schober I Herr von Silberlmg . . Annette Murphy Der Baron . . . Marion Lyons I ,II Die Baronin . . Lydia Thiel In jacob . . . Mignon Soire I ii QI ' I 'I Lillie Kleinberg and Arline Hughes were. in charge of decorations, while Ellice Schofield and Helen Hayden took care of the candy sale. The proceeds of the play will go toward a Scholarship Fund, which, in time, will be used to send a worthy student abroad for a year's study in Germany. ' II II I I I I I I 166 I II II I' I I 4 II I E, I. I I. I I I I '

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f f GERMAN CLUB PLAY 167