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

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“NED” CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS AS LA ie 2a Oy eaWier Coe Le mViollevpallicas Ned is the little girl whose smiles brighten every class which she attends, and who is always ready to help everyone at all times. ‘‘Tech” is Ned’s chief at- traction just now. We wonder why? “PIKIN”’ DORCHESTER MASSACHUSETTS Az Asi? as) inglish’ Clubsia2,35 Germany Club. 25 7a: Ethel came to P. A. L. after finishing high school in three years. She is conscientious and capable, and cer- tainly deserves the high marks she gets. Give her a difficult task, and rest assured that it will be done well. Good-natured, obliging, efficient, she has won her way into our hearts. ECD 5 resi WEST PEABODY MASSACHUSETTS ViXaN A. A. 1, 2; Group Leader 1; Intersorority Council 3; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3. Those who really know Ranny are fortunate, for she is a most loyal and sympathetic friend. It isn’t easy for some of us to smile all the time, but Lill’s even- going and sunny disposition just lets her. We wonder how many more she will “vamp” with those sparkling brown eyes and happy smile? [ 80 ]

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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

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APJ aw ASHMONT MASSACHUSETTS A Aan etm ss Dramatics Glube ls secretary, 2.) Janet, iE. Stuart Clubs, 2; 3: Evelyn is one of the daintiest and sweetest girls that we know. Her attractive manner and cleverness make her admired by all. WORCESTER Club) 1,2; President, 3: hails from Worcester. thing you may attempt. CAMDEN MAINE Carolyn is the most demure of maidens, hailing from down Maine. She wasn’t here at P. A. L. last year, and we missed her sweet, quiet smile. We’re glad you came back to finish with our class, Carolyn. ‘She tells us that “Learning is no easy matter. Never say die until you are dead, and then you can’t say it.” [81 ] bai OP aoe MASSACHUSETTS IN, No ly BE BR ME Ae CE TN, Floris is one of our quiet-mannered classmates who We admire her because of her willingness to help in any given situation. envy her ease at speaking French so fluently! her as our French Club president, we have had a suc- cessful year. Best of luck to you always, Floris, in any-