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

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— | { Se j ee NGa FALL RIVER MASSACHUSETTS Janet EB. Stuart’ Clubi 1)°2:7Al A, 172:)3;5 French) Clube: yea e “To know her is to love her.” What else can we say of Peggy when this statement is so obviously true? She is a loyal pal, and a girl whom we are all glad to call a friend. Prary AGrowen “MAISIb”’ LOWELL MASSSACHUSETTS AV Ay I, 33) Janet) He Stuart Clubscs spanisn. Cluba2.uss Psychology Club 3. Mary is very conscientious and thorough in every- thing she undertakes, and is a firm believer in the maxim, “Anything worth doing, is worth doing well.” She certainly carries off all honors in Typewriting. How about that Royal Portable, Mary? [attr KTerbeek NORTH ABINGTON MASSACHUSETTS IKE English Club 1, 2, 3, Chairman of Membership Committee 25 Hrench) Clubal, 25 35° Yo W.aG. Aces ow ACA eee Lor of P. A. L. Handbook 2; Student Government Board 2; Writers’ Club 2, 3; Group Leader, 3: Stvap Board 3; B. U. News Correspondent for P. A. L., 3. Madelon, whom P. A. L. crowned affectionately with the nickname of “Shrimp”, had a reascn. They found in her a feminine resemblance to Napoleon, with all “Nap’s” capacity for organization, and his ability and brain-power to inspire confidence and enthusiasm. But this they doubt—that she will ever go down before her Waterloo, no matter how grand or glorious the defeat. Huzza, then, for Shrimp, headed straight for the Hall of Fame! [ 60 ]

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SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Psychology Club 3. Grayce and her million-dollar smile are symbolic of charming clothes and luxurious surroundings. A good sport, a delightful companion, a loyal friend—what more could one ask? Are we glad she came back for more after getting her Certificate? Ask us! Grayce says: “Take P. A. L. and her students, add some col- legiate atmosphere, and what have you got?—The best college ever.” LYNN Ave Atel, 2uces SIvAD Board 2. WDASSACHU TTS German Club 1, 2, 3; Kevin. Ouidieren ee atNiae MASSACHUSETTS Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FOR SALE Clever ideas for parties—especially Spanish Club; also all kinds of alibis, very original, and the recipe of “How to be an all-round good sport and to make your classmates love you.” Apply to Miss Linda Ambrose. Her classmates say that a cheerful disposition, an easy wit, and a ready smile are some of the important ingredients of the recipe.

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ue —a a ‘ rh — +7 bpm dank, st MILTON MASSACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 3; French Club 1, 2; Janet E. Stuart Club 2, 3. Mary is one of the quietest girls in the college. She saves her words of wisdom for the professors, and they are words of wisdom, for Mary is also studious. She enjoys studying! And as for those of us who are con- stantly forced to make tremendous efforts to keep our minds fixed on an uninteresting lesson—how we envy her! Wis SQ ci l “MARIN” WINTHROP MASSACHUSETTS 3oston University Italian Club 2, 3. Marie has a most pleasing personality and an appre- ciative sense of humor, as well as a very pleasant out- look on life. These characteristics have won for her many friends in the college. We wish you the best of luck, Marie; and as the pin which you are so proudly wearing leads us to believe that there will be wedding- bells in the near future, we hope that they will ring soon. Next June, perhaps? WINTHROP MASSACHUSETTS Ow Dramatic Club I, 2; 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; A. A. 38; Junior Prom Committee 3. Who would think that such a tall and stately person as Gerry could be so vivacious? She has that “per- sonality plus’, together with her charming smile and captivating eyes, that make her a favorite with us all. [61 ]