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

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ill r lil , , . l I I WU THE DAILY DGZEN AT P. A. L. . 4 Y 1. Running to reach a 9.00 A. M. class at 9.03. I I 1 I iii: li I l I . I lx Ml ii . I I .l .,. ir. 2 2. Reading the notices on the bulletin board. 3. Trying to get something at the bookstore at 11.00 A. M. 4. Pushing vigorously in the lunch room line. I 9 5. Upfandfdown stairs drill between classes. fill 6. Locating the locker key you dropped in the dimness of your alley. I 7. Trying to make yourself comfortable in the Assembly Hall seats. l 8. Getting absence slips signed. Ili 9. Deep breathing and sighing during a quiz. E 10. Paying attention to the professor and at the same time trying to see what is happening ll on the roof across the street. . J' 1, 1 .I A il -. lgxg 11. Sitting on the usofal' in the front corridor. an ' 12. Trying to End Mr. Colby. I' ' 1 fx I V J, 'l ' 151' I A PRoBLEM IN EooNoM10s 1 I MRS. MACDONALD: What would you consider a fair amount to spend on clothes for a year? SoPHoMoRE: It depends on the size. .M 4.1! ill ' it lil PHYSIOLOGICALLY SPEAKING IN PSYCHOLOGY PRoEEssoR: Give an example of internal conflict. ' HEARD IN THE REAR: Ice cream and pickles! EXAMS QWith apologies to Carrie jacobsfBondD just afworryin' o'er you, . All the time affeelin, blue, Wonderin' if I'm going to pass, Hopin' time will go real fast. ' . Exams-you scare me through and through just afworryin' o'er you! 186

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fi A RGOMMATE - CTO my former roommatesj Une who shares your joys and sorrows, One who reads your mail, One to whom you always go When all the others fail. Une to whom youid trust a secret, Knowing she would never tell, Cne you're always glad to wait on, When sheis sick, or when she's well. One who loves you every morning, Who loves you every night, Who loves you when you're with her, And when you're out of sight. And when one can mean all that- All that and even more, What a privilege it was to have Not merely one-but fowr! WHY NOT? A very good idea, I'l1 say- This celebrating Motherls Day. And now I hear they're putting through A Father's Day-well, that's good, too. Itis like a birthday twice a year. And isn't it a little queer That some folks think it's foolish. I Canit puzzle out the reason why, For let me tell you, by the way, I'm advocating DGUgl'lfCT,S Day! 185

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' HOBBIES Waiting for the mailman . Listening to excuses Going to the movies Pleading for dues . Playing bridge p . Acting dignihed . Cutting classes . Looking for Happy Being patient . . Tuning inw on the radio . . Answering Cand askingb questions . Catching mice . PRoFBssoR: What is a neural arc? y STUDENT Ctimidlyjz Is it something like Noah's Ark? There isa 'Lprofw at P. A. L. Who makes his quizzes brief, Which to his busy students Is always a relief. When in a quiz he said, Just name, And did not say, Discuss, His pupils rose up one by one And made an awful fuss. First up spoke one and then another, g'Don't you want us to discuss? And finally in despair he said, You may cuss, but not discuss lv 187 . . All of us Miss McClintock Dorothy Kellar The Treasurers . Florence Liff . The Seniors . . Any of us Priscilla Leach . Miss Dyer Margaret Daley . Our Faculty . Steve, the Cat