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

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Su meas DORCHESTER MASSACHUSSETTS Dramatic Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 2, Secretary 3. Shorthand is her specialty, and a stroll down Hunt- ington Avenue between classes is her pet diversion. Tillie is of a lively, vivacious type, ever ready to see the funny side of things. Lafitte Btw Ce TINGS SoM gg? BROOKLINE MASSACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 2, 3; Freshman Frolic Committee, 1; Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 3; Dramatie Club, Chairman of Executive Committee 2, Treasurer 3; Fencing 2, 3; Class Day Mar- shal 2; French Club 38; Junior-Freshman Party Commit- tee 3; StvAp Committee 3; Treasurer of Class 3. What can anyone say about Florence? Loyal, happy, “clevah”; a true all-round pal; and sh!! (very confi- dentially) a perfect treasurer. Now I ask you— Who is prettier Who is busiew Who is happier Than Florence? Dies i Oth. SOMERVILLE MASSACHUSETTS Janet. E. Stuart Club 1, 2,3: Spanish Club 1; 25 3 A A.wa; Rose is one of the fortunate few who need never worry about marcels, “permanents”, and the like, for her curly, brown bob is the envy of many a less favored classmate. Although always quietly dignified, she is ever ready to help a friend in trouble—a true Pal. [ 62 ]

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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 ]

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C. Cromew ieNGG Yama LARGE LEXINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 3; Dramatic Club 2; A. A. 8; Fencing 3; Tennis 3. “Be good, sweet child! Let those who will be clever; Do noble things, not dream them all day long; And so make life, death, and that vast forever, One good, one grand, sweet song.” And in Peggy is found the fulfillment of Charles Kingsley’s supplication to young womanhood. Oe WELLESLEY HILLS MASSACHUSETTS K Q A. A. 2, 3; Fencing 2; French Club 2, 3. Not only is she beautiful to look at, but to be called her friend is a privilege. Her brilliancy in scholarship is to be envied, her ability as a good mixer wins admira- tion, and her poise and dignity have won for her the title of a cultured lady. Evel, Aes “RVE”’ MILTON MASSACHUSETTS Eve is one of those distinctive products of Milton, of whom P. A. L. has so many. We all expect to see her bloom out as a successful writer some day and bring fame to her home city and to P. A. L.