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

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DorIs LLOYD CURRIER Registrar When we think that Miss Currier was a senior at P. A. L. when our seniors were sophomores, we cannot believe that time flies so swiftly. For it certainly seems to us that a stranger within our doors would think Miss Currier still a student! DOROTHEA VICTORIA KELLAR Secretary to the Dean If Miss Kellar’s record while she was in college is indicative of the work she is doing now—and we know it is—she must be one of those ideal secretaries whom one meets in fiction, but seldom in real life. MIRIAM LAURETTA SCOTT Vocational Counselor and Director of Student Personnel Miss Scott is that lady in the cffice whom no student is ever afraid to go and interview. Her face always lights into a welcoming smile and the minute we enter her office we feel that our troubles are ended. She certainly has won the hearts of the P. A. L. girls! [17 ]

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MARY ESTELLE HATHORNE President, Student Government

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ALICE EMMA DYER Assistant to Registrar “Who is that pretty girl?’ asked a C. B. A. man. And we blushed for him and whispered in his ear that Miss Dyer was a member of our office staff. But—need- less to say—that didn’t change his opinion any! RITA HELEN BARNARD College Recorder Last year a student, this year a member of the admin- istrative staff, Miss Barnard surely has proven her love for her Alma Mater this year in all that she has done for us. Despite the fact that we are supposed to view her with dignity, Miss Barnard is still “our Rita’’ with many of us! GENIEVE RANSOM Librarian “It is rather strange, is it not,’? asked Miss Ransom, “that all the members of the administrative staff are graduates of P. A. L.?” But we don’t think it is strange. We think it is quite pleasant to have a P. A. L. graduate help a P. A. L. undergraduate with her library work. And Miss Ransom surely is a “big help”’. [18 ]