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

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n P A I , S . SIGINE M. G. PIHL ARLINGTON HEIGHTS A MASIS3ACHUSIETTS . Genftleme-n prefer b-lo-n-des -hlow true- in relation to Sigine and certain professlo-r.s at P. A. Lt! Her popu- lairlty does n-ot stop there, hovvever, for she is Well-liked hy all of u:s. Do yo-u know that -she is a. genius i.n Writ- Inig? Just -ask to see a few of :her m.a.sterfpie'ces and Judge for yourself. ' DORIS PRICIE MANCHES-TELR NEIW HAMPSHIRE For she walks on the world with gfraee And dignity in every step-. A T'he Freshmen hold Doris in awe until they finfd that -she is always ready to ente-r into any fun, and find that her presence adds much to the Inerrimefnt. She- is thor- ough in her Work and does everything Well. We know she Will be successful in any career which she might choose. WINO'NA LOUISE P'R:OUT'Y WORCESTER l MASISACHUSETITAS Friendly, unsfoipfhis-tic.agt.ed,e c'le-ver-just Wino-na. She Wa-s. one 'of' our group- lead-ers 'liast year, and a good 0-ne. We vvisih We had her marks! GERTRUDE V. RIOL-LIINS N0'R.T'H BRO-ofKFIELD ' MASISACHUSIETTS Betty, vvaho is rather quiet and reserved, who likes- to take long Walks through Bosften, Who spends most of her free hours in the type room, and Wh-of :has taught school for ha-lf a year, will make .a caipfable secretary for some fortunate business man next year. . mul 'nuff' M One hundrcrl save-ngcy-11

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MARGUE RITE E. ROIRKE NORWOOD MASSACHTJSEVPTS She's such a cute little thing, we oan't help smiling at her-and loving her. It seems. hard to realize that next year she'l'l be out in the world wo-rking. We don't feel quite so grown-up after all! RJOSAMOND F. SINCLAIR BROCKTON MASSACHUSEVF1 S We're :hoping that Ros will come back next year-it wonit be the same without fher. No on-e would h-esitate a moment in choosing Ros as one of the most popular girls in the class. She is clever, ,thoughtful of others, always good-nfartured, and a true and loyal friend. ALICEE MARION SMALL MALDE1N IVIASSACI-IUSETTS ANNE E. TEIR GARDNER MASSACHUSEZTTS. If you can imagine 'all the following qual1t1e.s in one girl, yo-u have Alice Small. She is a good all-round sport, -athlete, student, and friend, :she is jolly, Seri-ofufs, lovalble, and 'has never yet missed chapel. We a.re sure she is going to make a perfeot social leader. What themes this girl can write! D-on't we all re- member the Gfrle'at Miss T-eir in English Comp last year? Pernhaps in the very near future we S-hall see her n-asme among the literary groups, and we certainly sh-all be proud that we knew her as a. student and classmate art P. A. L. But what about those dimples? 9. X - . ,A ilygigiij ir' is-...5iadf:.,A.-aTiA-7'+L.il'5 1259111-,:m.-sif,-fegt-213: ,,..,,Aw..LTZ.'.,..,..ii,...,.,..........,...m,.a...gg.Lgf..., ig Age I gl . - 17-fr1 11'i:vl1z':s:f: :'3 i:f?1Z'v1':3r':'f:z1:'::1 4 f lk..,m ' ,lx 'E-ff-ii'f'f i ff' '?'l Ai I 5 iv T,-Akix . m,.d...,.e.-.-....A........,.,, ' of Y FT? Q 3 Y be , 4.4 Af- if lflffll rl wf,yh!rrf'll 'I' - if f