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

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First Row: MCCULLEN, DOWNEY, PROFESSOR ONATE, KEAY, MCCARTHY Second Row: THOMAS, FAY, FRENCH, DELUE, LAGE Third Row: FREEMAN, BRIGHTMAN Mandolin Chak MARGARET GOLDEN . : : : ; : : President FRANCES DOWNEY . } : : : : Vice-President MARGARET MCCULLEN . ; : : : E Secretary Doris MCCARTHY . : : : : : : Treasurer The Mandolin Club has become an institution at P. A. L. Its fame has become known not only to us here at College, but to those outside. Under the able direction of Professor Onate the club has reached the point of per- fection that has gained them commendable publicity. They have even broadcasted. This year they are planning greater achievements and we know that they will bring, through their concerts, much credit to P. A. L. [ 168 ]

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: ; . Sscomereenennennnnntsint Standing: STONE, DORSEY Sitting: CUNNIFF, GOLDEN, PARSHLEY Senior Prom Commitier MARGARET GOLDEN, Chairman MABEL STONE MARGARET DORSEY MARY CUNNIFF HILDA PARSHLEY It is too bad that the SIVAD goes to press before the Senior Prom takes place, but from past experiences of the Class of 1928, we all know that they will make this year’s Prom the “Biggest and Best” in the history of the College of Practical Arts and Letters. It is certain that the graduat- ing class will introduce many original novelties in their Prom. Seniar Banquet Committee MIRIAM KELMAN, Chairman CONSTANCE SAXSMYTH ROSE CARVEN ESTELLE HATHORNE RUTH HALL The class of ’28 seems to have a fondness for celebrating outstanding events on the thirteenth day of the month—last year the Junior Promenade and this year the Senior Banquet. The Banquet will be held at the New Ocean House at Swampscott, and although SIVAD goes to press before the Banquet takes place, it is easy to predict that it will be one of the most interesting and entertaining events of Senior Week.