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

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4 BRIGHTON MASSACHUSETTS Ay A. 1,2, 33 Janet . Stuarte Clubwi 2203 .Dramatic Club 2; French Club 2. Evelyn, with her distinctive blonde hair, and large blue eyes, just lives for one thrill after another. Never- theless, you would be surprised to hear some of her deep opinions. Good luck to you, Evelyn. id . “SAHARA” BROOKL ryb? ¥e MASSACHUSETTS Jgerman oui 1 ssn ve 3; English Club 3. XK Sara alw: Lys el the mene ine a Ase right time jr’ a way that) would .make Na ster ell with pride, and the English Departme of the college heave a sigh of Tee for having at last found someone whe never splits an infinitive.“ But ven pe great some- t ¢ tymes fall, and Sarajs vulnerable Spo Yale. Like Postupi—there's a SEs aaa seh of it. g 4 b ) t V v ¥ v A Bee, MASSACHUSETTS IIT KE Al A. 1; 2) 33 Dramaticy Club: 23.3) Brench Club 2) aa. Cape Cod, Pirates, and Indians are Barbie’s hobbies. Those alone are enough to make her interesting, but what makes her most dear to us is her own jolly, im- pulsive, generous nature. We are always sure of co- operation from Barb, whether in a delightful adventure or in the discussion of a perplexing psych problem. No wonder she is loved by every “PAL”. [ 70 ]

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sprenarcaeeenag Ng: Barta TC olicpoce NAUGATUCK CONNECTICUT ACMA owoG neish Club 2Zowas; Xe Wa Ce Aj 2.53 Dra- matie Club 3; Spanish Club 3. A loyal friend—a clever student—an athlete—always equal to every situation that confronts her. And she says, “I like to think of P. A. L. as the college that inspires worth-while ideals—ideals like those expressed in the song we sing so often in Chapel: ‘I would be true, for there are those who trust me.’ ” At LshALa: “wr i ah he 0 re Kf tt “ atrinwu—t on Vy A —A“2. i-« 2 J0° Cad Hx awe Ah AA AS A ut A A a 4 we . 3. ly of —PA t — DORCHESTER eg aS «MASSACHUSETTS ¢ “ t Zee i a : tt : - = cA4 ev. AWWASHA 2s oc) Dramatic, Clubales2. os) hrency Clubwiis2 5 ai Janet E. Stuar@ Club 1, 2, 3. d = £ yA Eager and spontaneous, yet unaffected and sympa- ‘ thetic, Jo moves among us with unruffled poise and sunny, good humor. Ever ready to oblige and to give her support she is one of those precious rarities, a loyal, unselfish friend. BRIGHTON MASSACHUSETTS ILO A A. A. 2, 3; Intersorority Council 3; Mandolin Club 3. Ruth, with her bright blue eyes—the culmination of everything attractive. The class of ’29 is indeed for- tunate to have her in its midst. Whether we meet her leaving a deadly quiz, or at one of our many good times, she has that winning smile for us that is more than worth returning. [ 69 |

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SWAMPSCOTT MASSACHUSETTS ILO A Group Leader 1; Student Government Board 2, 3; Class President 3. Of course, Jo is the class president and class favorite. We couldn’t make any other choice after we had come to know her as a steady and willing worker, and above all, as a wonderful friend and pal. Jo holds the high- est place in our estimation. LOWELL SW Sees TN, Ne hy PA US BS e kes eet KONI), al- C. A. 1, 2; Class Day Marshal MASSACHUSETTS S 2° Spanish Club) 25 VY. W: 9 Frankie is an ideal of the moderns—an “emancipated woman’”’—combining brains with beauty, charmingly in- dependent, with a budding new philosophy all her own, which makes her heart invulnerable to its various be- siegers, yet takes in tribute lots of friendships and ad- miration. eK ACY ata “KITTEN”’ BROCKTON MASSACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Psychology Club 3; Student Government Board 38. Kay’s calm, her quiet unconcern, and her unfailing dependability are the characteristics which make us love her. Kay is the person to whom we bring our problems to work out, and everything which must be especially well-done. Brockton should be proud of Kay! [71 ]