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

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i t FOLLEN DORSM To dormitory girls, the words, 'Tollen Dorm, will ever hold within themselves the ower to conjure up a host of vivid memories. Our gayest Muse remembers careless hours P of merriment and laughter, accompanied by the rhythmic strumming of a ukulele, or the merry tinkle of a mandolin. Gay snatches of dorm songs drift to us. We remember midf ni ht spreads which proved the fallacy in every gastronomic law. Sport dances, the g ,. d Hallowe'en and Yuletide parties blur into a delightfully confused jumble of masquera e,- tros ection Nor can we forget the KidM parties, when even the Seniors deserted re p . dignity and tortoisefrimmed spectacles, and, with juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, wore hairfribbons and curls. Perhaps in some Stygian cave of remembrance lurk memories shrouded in mourning, ' ' ld f ' for et h me forth with dismal groans from abysmal depths where we wou am g whic co them. Here pass, in solemn review, the flunked exam-the studyfhour telephone call, ' ' - f 'll h' h when romance came-and fled-the lost permission, the broken rule the fire dri w ic ungraciously routed us from slumber. Here it is that we learn the futility of the phrase, L'Neither a borrower nor a lender bef' l d? For what were roommates mated--but to borrow or to en the roof campus-hours Best of all are memories of quietly unforgettable hours on d d entimental melodies when old friend' when ukuleles deserted jazz, and strumme reamy s , ships were strengthened and ' d d fheafd only by the jolly moon. Nor must we forget a House Mother who can take care of over a hundred girls, and ld be kinder or more efficient than still laugh either with or at our absurdities. No one cou - ' ' d S niors never fail to greet her eagerly in the Mrs. Smith, and Sophomores, juniors, an e new ones made in the confidences exchange , an ove Fall. ' ' ' dfb e to Mrs. Smith It is with reluctant hearts that ou and Follen Dorm, and 'Lsign outi' for the last time. r Dormitory Seniors will say goo y 173 1

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