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

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Y FRANCES JEANNETTE HCYT 24 Birch Street Derry, N. H., Quiet and ladylike, unassuming and sweet, Frances is always the same, whether it be in Money and Banking, or tripping down the corridors of P. A. L. in one of our careffree moments. SYLVIA CICELY ISENBERG 25 Charlotte Street Dorchester, Mass. 'ESYVVEM Spanish Club CI, 2, 55, A. A. Cr, 2, QQ, Basketball Cr, 2, gjg SIVAD Board 'iSyvve has no specialty, Sheis blessed with versatility, Hers is that enviable attribute, For she's athletic, sincere, and astute. ALICE MAY ISENBURG 152 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. PHIL junior Prom Committee, SIVAD Board C31 Phili' is clever and sensible, and always knows the correct thing to do or say. She trails her own clouds of glory, and we are mighty proud that she belongs to us. 61

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- I PAULINE MARIANNA HARTSHORN Vxfarren p Vermont HPOLLYM German Club CI, Q., QQ, Cttaqueche Club CI, 21. Polly'l evidently preferred college to teaching, so she came to P. A. L. She is the personification of industry, both in her studies and outside activities. We should all like to come from Vermont if we could acquire a share of uPollyls determination and pluck. SARAH HORVI TZ 146 Pitman Street Fall River, Mass. Mandolin Club Ci, 25, VicefPresident QQ. Sarah's curly head, bent earnestly over a mandolin, is a jolly and delightful combination. She helps to make up in quality what the Mandolin Club lacks in the number of its members. - ELLA MAE HOWE Andover New Hampshire We may consider ourselves fortunate if, in our travels, we find an honest friend. No one has a double in friend' ship, and all who know Ella know this to be true. We may say that we love new friends, but we can never forget the old ones. 60

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