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

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First Row: REESE, KOESTER, PARIZEK, MRS. HASKELL, IRVIN, BRIGHTMAN, HERSHFIELD Second Row: BAUER, EHRLICH, PIKE, KING, SCHOFIELD, LERNER, LIFCHITZ, FRUMKIN, RUBINSTEIN, BUCKLE SOLOMON Third Row: Horsps, MERRIAM, PAISLEY, THOMPSON, DyYAR, WOEHRLE, ZJAC, BUXBAUM, SOIRE Fourth Row; ALBERTS, FRIEDMAN, ALTAR, NAIGLES, NSwToN, HUNT, MAHN, CHURCHILL, VINKS Div Deutsche Gesellschaft AURELIA SCHOBER . ; : ; : : : President EMMI KOESTER : ; y ; ; é Vice-President EMMI KOESTER , ; : : : : : Secretary EMILY PARIZEK ‘ : : : : : : Treasurer Motto: Jmmer weiter. Our year of activity began with a delightful acquaintance party to which the Freshmen were invited at Mr. and Mrs. Haskell’s farm at Wal- pele. This was followed shortly by a “peppy” initiation. In December we had a delicious supper at Jacob Wirth’s and went to the theatre. The annual Christmas party was held, each member receiving a joke gift from the Christmas tree. Dr. Perrin told us a German story of Christmas. The biggest event of the year was the play, ‘“Schneewittchen und die Zwerge’’, presented on February 10. [ 162 ]

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First Row: MorissEy, DELUE, FAIRCLOTH, HANSEN, E. Lippy, B. Lippy, LowE, McCarty, M. SwANSson, AYLES, Woop, OWEN Second Row: MILDRED THOMPSON, MCGUIRE, DRITSAS, Mrs. E. ONATE, PROFESSOR J. ONATE, PROFESSOR Luck, H. HALL, MARGARET THOMPSON, R. HALL, HARRINGTON Third Row: BROWNING, MODINE, SMALL, NELSON, ALDEN, SOLHEM, PLUMSTEAD, MALMBERG, JOHNSON, SULLIVAN, CARSLEY, BROWN, ALLEN, COFFIN, CLEMENT, BRETT, PIHL, SCHOFIELD, WILKINS, MARGHARITA SWANSON, Rogas Fourth Row: BANNING, MATULIS, MACPHERSON, E. HALL, DONNELLY, WAITZKIN, FREEDMAN, SHPETNER, MILLER, ISAACSON, SAXSMYTH, PHILLIPS, WHELAN, SIDpRI, MCALISTER, RICH, JIMENEZ, TEBBETTS £l Club Espannl WILLIAMINA MACBRAYNE : 7 : : ; President MARGARET THOMPSON . ; : : : Vice-President THEODORA DRITSAS . ; ; : , : : Secretary HATTIEVHALL.. : : : : ‘ . . Treasurer The Spanish Club enjoyed an unusually active program this year, sev- eral new and interesting features being introduced. Among these, perhaps the most successful was the “Mesa Espanola” in charge of Ligia Jimenez. One of the aims of the club is to offer those girls who are interested in Spanish an additional opportunity to speak the language. At this Spanish table, therefore, the girls had to speak Spanish or starve. Among the special features of this year were a “Twelfth Night Sup- per’, held on January 6, a party on Spanish Christmas, and a play, “‘Can- cion de Cuna’’, which was held in the PAL Hall, April 20, 1928. The events were successful not only from a social point of view, but also from the point of view of the Spanish student. The regular meetings were devoted to talks on Spanish music, drama, and literature as well as Spanish customs, traditions, holidays, and li fe in Spanish cities. Much credit for the success of the club is given to Professor Luce and Professor Onate. [ 161 ]

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First Row: LINEHAN, M. DOWNING, DR. KINGSLEY, DRITSAS, TAPLIN Second Row: OWEN, HiGGINs, J. DOWNING, KippER, MCCARTHY, MCGovERN, RAu, MAHER, ROBINSON Third Row: Sorrk, EDSON, CINTI, FERGUSON, BURNS, BROWN, MCGORUM, RANKIN, WoRMWOOD Fourth Row: PARKER, KELLEHER, LYONS, MCGUIRE, SULLIVAN, WHITEHEAD, PARIZEK, PAISLEY, WRIGHT, SOLOMON Psychology Clu CHARLOTTE SCHAEDEL . : ; . ; : President THEODORA DRITSAS . ; ‘ ; : : Vice-President AGATHA TAPLIN . : 3 : 4 ; Secretary MILDRED DOWNING . : : , : P , Treasurer An entirely new venture at P. A. L., the Psychology Club has proved its worth this year and has certainly “come to stay’. Dr. Howard Kings- ley of the faculty, founder and sponsor of the club, has been the able guide through whom the club has been able to function, and who has conducted ali the interesting experiments which have proved to be entertaining as well as instructive. By means of the ‘‘Psych” Club, P. A. L. has developed quite a number of eager young psychologists. Perhaps one of them will bring fame upon us in this field some day—who knows? [ 163 ]