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

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MALDEN 3; French Club 2. ering. ez eae 7h 5). Nap he ARLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Psychology Club 3. Al is a lovable girl to whom her friends have always turned in time of distress. Besides that, Alice has never been absent from classes during her three years atyP. A. L. An unsurpassed record, of which she may be justly proud! TAUNTON Spanish Club 2, 3. {78 ] Dramatic Club 1; A. A. MASSACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 2, 3; Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 2; Vice-President Pauline is always prepared for a quiz and always comes through with flying colors. And she is always just as well prepared for a good time. A versatile girl —she plays, dances, sings, and is welcome at any gath- fiieatedb MASSACHUSETTS Ly 2 3:8 Breneh) Club issiesss Ruth Ann is our idea of compact cuteness. “She came, she saw, she conquered”’—P. A. L. But how she loves to sleep—ask her and see what she says.

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———————e Oe err rl err “JERRY” SALEM MASSACHUSETTS AVE ACE ome Glee Olupi lic, ove We Oe Ae 1. 22 8 Erench Club 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; English Club 3; Student Gov- ernment Board 3. Jerry, like Shakespeare, will probably die unappre- ciated. Only a few of us know that Jerry is as medi- tative as she is merry, versatile as she is vivacious. Who could listen to her irresistible chuckle and believe that she is a serious member of the settlement house staff at North End? Glew t Dhesply BRAINTREE Dramatic Club 1; J 3; German Club ¢ “A woman’s crowning glory is her hair.’ in the class does that quotation apply .more fittingly than to Helen. ° Unbobbed, nonchalant enyy her easy-going disposition! anet E. Stuart Club 1, OO AT AGH As SAGNT Nie CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 2; 3; Janet E: Stuart Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 8. “Not bold, nor shy; not short, nor tall; A pleasant mingling of them all.” Anna’s quietness and seriousness are offset by just enough cheerfulness to make her the best of sports. Anna may always be seen hunting up some professor to get an absence slip signed. All in all, what would we do without Anna’s cheery countenance around P. Xe, Mess MASSACHUSETTS To no one how we all «

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By 9 | 8 7 “NEMO” FALL RIVER MASSACHUSETTS Ae Aationa obeys We CsA. Ly 2) spanish Club 2. 3's Writers’ Club 2, 3. Although Elsie is one of the smallest girls in the class, it does not prevent her from being one of its cleverest girls. We marvel at her versatility and wit, and endorse her enthusiasm for Spanish jokes. An “A” in Accounting is indeed an accomplishment. Always smiling and ready to help—that’s the kind of a girl Elsie is. “REP” NorTH ANDOVER 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Dice MASSACHUSETTS EAC Leo eoiiay on Wiel Gon Amel eoismGlees Club: 2s English Club : Stvap Board 3; German Club A true friend, a lover of music, and one whi is al- ways willing to be of assistance when needed—that’s Ruth. Her ability to play the piano is certainly appre- ciated. She is a good sport, jolly, and full of fun at all times—just try to be blue when Ruth is around! West WELLINGTON e CONNECTICUT German Club 1, 2, 3; German Play 2, 3; Psychology Club 3. Emily’s always walking out. Sometimes it’s upon the stage in some character part in a German play, and sometimes it’s just as we are struggling with a particu- larly difficult quiz in Accounting or in Money and Banking. We expect to see her walk out at the final Assembly to receive her Sigma Key. y [79 J