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

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I i f l MARGARET MURPHY contributes her devotion to Mary Driscoll. GLADYS MURRAY adds her facility in making her trial balances ubalancef' EILEEN NooNAN gives her calm disposition. MARY NOWAK leaves her interest in Psychology. ' ETHEL PARKER donates her ability to write history theses. I ALICE PHETTEPLACE leaves her perfect transcripts as inspirations to all future strugglers. ' OLIVE PIPER gives her envied slenderness. MARION PORTER leaves a jar of Slikum which she used on her permanent wave. MARGARET PYNE gives the latest song hit. FRANCES RANDAzzo offers her goodflooking marcel. ELEANCR RHODES gives her goodfnaturedness. A MARGARET ROCHE donates her fetching ways. FRANCES ROSENBAUM contributes her place in the Orchestra. GERTRUDE SCHLESINGER donates her ability to remain undisturbed during the Money and Banking quizzes. KATHLEEN SHARKEY gives her gentleness. Q PHYLLIS SHAW leaves her subscription blanks to next year's SIVAD Board. ALICE SHEA donates the i A's she received in Intermediate Accounting. ANNE SILVERMAN contributes the sketches that she was always drawing in her notebook. MILDRED SMART offers a lively curiosity. i BERTHA SToNE submits her combats with Hbimetallismf' MABLE TE'BBETTS donates her eagerness to get one of Miss Luce's smiling faces. LYDIA THIEL gives her allegiance to the German Club. JOSEPHINE TRAFTON gives her loyal desire to work unceasingly for SIVAD. MARGARET TREFETHEN contributes the piano in the Assembly Hall. MABEL TRULsoN gives the merry twinkle in her eyes. C MYRTLE VAIL gives her delight in pulling curtain strings. I GENEVIEVE WEBER contributes an autobiography entitled, g'My Life as a Com' muter from Lynn. HELEN WHITLOCK tucks in our love for P. A. L. 180

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il- - , l I THE COLLEGE MONTHS SEPTEMBER Heard on the opening clay of College: I ' I had a marvelous vacationlll i uOh, dear, I gained ten pounds! -went in swimming almost every dayf' When do we get our lockers?ll OCTOBER Crisp air. Red apples. Popfcorn. I Spfofofofofooofks ! NOVEMBER . ' November holds dark days of fear and dreadg We cram for midfterm quizzesg yet we find That when the storm is past, Thanksgiving Day Brings crammin', too, but of a different kind! DECEMBER Christrnas Suggestions: For SENIORS, a twentyfeightfhour day in which to do Office Methods For JUNIORS, goodflooking men to be reserved for the Prom. For SoPHoMoREs, copies of Kesterls Accounting Theory and Practice. For FRESHMEN, adding machines to assist them with their budgets. JANUARY New Tear Resolutions: To stop eating candy, chewing gum, etc. To read all advance assignments every day. To answer a fire 'drill at 2 A. M. cheerfully. To look forward to the transcript. 1 182 I