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

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l I LOUISE HENRY SMITH, Ed.B. Instructor in Secretarial Studies Miss Smith tells this one: The Boss: 'Is it true that you leave your typewriter and go when the clock strikes five, even if you are in the middle of a word?' The Stenographer: 'Certainly not. When it gets as near five as that, I never begin a word at all.' ANNIE MCCLINTOCK Director of Physical Education When I went to see Miss McClinf tock, she firmly refused to talk about flatfheeled shoes, and all the other things which we associate with her profession. Instead, she told me that she likes to teach physical education because the girls are so much inter' ested in it. Everyone wants to keep well, therefore, hygiene and physical education are vital subjects to us all. The various kinds of demands made upon her, from hairpins to medical advice, make life interesting. She is very fond of music, outfoffdoor sports, sewing and traveling. What a won' derful trip she had last summer! MARY HELEN CAMPBELL Assistant in Physical Education In whatever line of work a girl may be engaged, especially if she is working with other girls, she should strive for a sense of loyalty and fair play. No one can succeed who thinks only of herself and of getting ahead of her neighbor. This is true of the 28 business world as well as of the professional world. If a young woman wishes to be above the ordinary type, she must develop self' control, loyalty, and a sense of fair play. These qualities are necessary for advancement in any field ofworkf'

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I fiber E I A I 3 ' E P 5 ' Dux gl if ADDQQIQIAIIIIIISEE The helpfulness and cofoperation given by the members of the Faculty and by the undergraduates have made the preparation of this volume a delightful task for the Editors of the 1927 SIVAD. ' They are especially grateful to the following: DEAN DAVIS MIss Scorr MISS CURTIS Mrss DYER MAUDE LUKE HELEN BLACK MISS KENNEY MARION LYoNs 30