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

 - Class of 1928

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Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA) online collection, 1928 Edition, Page 237 of 294
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peli Tad SB et ee Piro em | Ao ct JUNIOR PROM (“The Hours I Spent with You.”) “T’m Gonna Dance Wit’ de aus What pauee Me”. . The first dance “Good News” ; : . When He accepted “Lovely Little Silhouette” 5 F ; - ‘ . Me (of course!) “He’s the Last Word” ; : ; 3 ; : . My Prom man “My Heart Stood Still” . ; A : : : . When I saw Him “Dancing Tambourine” . : : : ; 5 . The orchestra INTERMISSION (“A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich, and You’’) “My Blue Heaven” . : ; : : : : . Dancing with Him “Rain” : 3 : F . : : ‘ . But what did we care? “Mine” : ; : , : : ‘ . The Favor “Among My Souvenirs” : ; , : ‘ : . The dance program “Did You Mean It?” . ; : : : : : . Did you? “Varsity Drag” . ; ; ‘ : ; é : . The last dance EXTRAS “Just a Memory” : ; . After it was over “Bridget O’F lynn, Where Have You Been?” . : . The morning after Said Aust to Irv, “If you can, Come with me to ‘Everyman’.” Said Irv, “I want a peppy show, To the Majestic I will go.” “Oh shame on you,”’ his friend responds, “No gentleman prefers the blondes.” Not all of the faculty can be Rich, but one is. Try Smith’s cough drops—ask the Man with the Coff. “Did you catch your car?” “Yes, but I Ransom.” Whatever you say about Jrving—he’s White! “Great Scott! What a program!” There’s a dime! Ause is it? Is your dog sick? Phone Dr. Davis. Kellar est-il? If you Kent converse easily on the anthropomorphic tendencies of the ontological being, see Dr. Kingsley. If you wish to take legal action against this publication, Dr. Perrin will also take—your money. There’s no time for the salary question; it’s a Small matter. The Robinsons are a contradiction in terms—they are both material and spiritual. [ 229 ]

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SING A SONG ’BOUT OUR PROFESSORS “T Don’t Want Nobody But You’”—Professor Smith. “Me and My Shadow’—Dr. Warren and Mr. White. “Dream Girl’’—Miss Bellows. ‘ Adorable ’”’—Miss Carvell. “Dear Old Pal’—Professor Taylor. “Kiss Your Little Baby Goodnight’’—Professor Onate. “In a Little Spanish Town”—Mrs. Onate. “Just a Little Longer’”—Professor Ashby. “Smilin’ Through’’—Professor de Andria. “So Blue’—Professor Luce. “Oh, How I Miss You Tonight’”—Miss Ransom. “It’s a Million to One You’re in Love’’—Miss Campbell. “Plenty of Sunshine’—Miss McClintock. “‘“Remember’’—Miss Smith. “T Love the Moonlight’’—Mr. Kreps. “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue’—Mrs. Tyler. “There’s Everything Nice About You’’—Dr. Chalmers. “Where My Caravan Has Rested”—Dr. Perrin. “My Dreams’’—Mr. Robinson. “The Magic of Your Eyes’”—Dr. Coffman. “Together We Two’’—Mr. and Mrs. Haskell. “T Never Knew How Wonderful You Were’’—-Professor Mechler. “It Made You Happy When You Made Me Cry’”—Dr. Kingsley. “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice’—Mrs. Rich. “Hum Your Troubles Away’—Mr. Dupertuis. CLOSE TO NATURE In a verdant woodland nook, By a babbling crystal brook, Where the sunbeams gaily play Hide and seek the livelong day; Where the happy flowrets nod To their brethren of the sod; And the pine trees softly sing With the birdlings on the wing— There in that spot so woodsy I ate in peace my Hoodsie. [ 228 ]



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THE SOPHOMORE NEWS Headlines Florence Gray delivers a lecture on “Why I Like Economics.” Madeline Irvin publishes a new book: “How to Win at Bridge.” Janitors out of Work: Dot Pearse finds her locker key. Dr. Coffman overcome: Carolyn Stevens reaches class before second bell has rung. Advertisements If you break a window, see PAINE. Clothes cleaned and pressed—TA YLOR. If you have a good horse, SADLER. Don’t make a noise in the corridors, use SULLIVAN’S heels. Sophomore Songs “T’m Only a Poor Little RICH Girl.”—Marion. “Love is not Love which ALTERS when it Alteration Finds.’”—Evelyn. “A-HUNTing We'll Go.”—Elinor “Everything is O-KAY.”’—Bea. “The LONG, LONG Trail.”—Mary and Joanna. “GRAY Skies.”—Florence. “CLAPP hands, here comes Grace.” Recent Publications “Two FLEMING Youths.”—Mary and Catherine. “Up from Slavery.”—FREEMAN. ‘“‘Leather Goods.”—I. MILLER. “WOODMAN, Spare the Tree.”—Betty. “Autobiography—My Short CUMMINGS.”’—Frances. “Lives of the JOHNSONS.’’—Martha and Thelma. “Great and SMALL.”’—Grace. “Keeping Sheep.”—SHEPARD. “I May be a LAWRENCE, but I’m not a SAINT.”’—Helen. “If I were KING.”’—Flora. “My Relationship with Bacon.”—-HAM. “Though I’m a DOLPHIN, I’m not a Poor Fish.”—Dorothy. LOST FOR SALE Dupertuis De Andria French Gram- One gymnasium suit. Miss McClintock mar. Left Luce in Room 3138. made the girl feel so small it doesn’t fit. WANTED A fireplace for our Bellows or a Bellows for our fireplace. Friendly Advice The following queries have been received by our Friendly Advice Department, con- ducted by Miss Hazz-it: Dear Miss Hazz-It: I am always bashful in a crowd. Please advise me what to do to gain confidence.— Eleanor Roberts. Dear Miss Hazz-It: What can I do to become a speedy and accurate typist? I am discouraged with the number of errors I make.—Vera Swenson. Dear Miss Hazz-It: I have a vicious disposition. Tell me what I can do to control my temper.—Berna- dette Carney. [ 230 ]

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