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

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13. HM. 01. A. Glahinvt , 1 1 1 1 w li, fl ,lp YQ CHARLOTTE SCHAEDEL . President 5 T LoU1sE ALCOTT . . Viee-PreSiderLt SQ. PAULINE BRETT . Secretary i RUTH W ISOTSKY . . . Treasurer , 1 The best year that our Y. W. C. A. has ever known is at an end. Of course, that may sound trite, but, never- rg, t,.i theless, it is so. my it We started the year right by meeting out-of-town W. 5 t 3, -ll. ' r CHARLOTTE SCHAEDEI. Freshlmen and helping them to arrriv-e safely at the dormi- T My Presidm tory. Then, during Freshman week, our girls helped at id. the reception. Next came a tea at Old South Parish House for the new and hp, old members alike. December found us giving ia highly successful Christrmas party at the New England Home for Little Wanderers. Martha Johnson, as Santa Claus, was given an especially hearaty welcome by the kiddies. Lenten services were conducted every Monday during Lent, with out- side speakers. Then there were the regular weekly chapels every Tuesday, f 1 it led by members. li E .ff P. A. L. has sent delegates to a number of intercollegiate student con- yn Fl .AL 2 ferences this year, and this summer a number of girls will represent us all ,gh at Maqua. 'l Q Vilf ' if .T 5 l ,VE 1 V v H liill will l .ti WE Y T 2 il E : l its :ll Hit 1,15 il Ml it li l 3. Vw lim MYI If! - Y it Y. W. C. A. CABINET i 'Q Seated: Misses Neal, Wisotslzy, Brett, McKelvie , Standing! MiSSeS Morrill, L. Campbell, A. Small, Johnson I l I T 1 ' 1 1 V xg. I ggpp , an 7 Y p 1 Vk 3 p AN X . ei-ie!-14?.LLl!iL1iiSiTilT'iZ' gg.i1:rz2Li11:z1g tif tiff' f .... .... -, L . L. ...,.-.-....L,.w-mf ' 4 2'sI.vf-u-w-:,'--1-1111+.,'g.y1,,5.-,firm ,ML ' ,l QL. 15 ' at P-if ii ,fpxw -'0f'1 'iL'2 1':--M-v-Hf1:Af - -Y-1.---:ff-W ' 4--'WM' Y M YN ,V . v ' fi 11.9 -wi 1--Q jifgf 5-7,,.:,,Q.l 9 , ei, :lf V S -gfg!-jf.?,:, :fir ikfsll Ecvvn-na::nm-:+,.w.hwms+wzr,:,:ees-fe-.142::-:z-4:.:x..zzz-ie,:::,f 1-Ti-'A-Y' f kg ,L , L-'P' 7 - f A' H , ' . e A -Ar . V .. iv: 21 fm 1 1 Nefffflff' F.. .1 .fv

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mritvra' Glluh RUTH HOPKINS Pvwwlewf SIGNE PIHL Vice P1 eswlent NANCY TUBIASH Sem eta? y To ecasm ev l RUTH HOPKINS DR- WARREN - S Preszdent y 39071507 The Writers' Club does not boast a large membership, but rather a select number of the girls in the college who are really in.terested in Writ- ing. Meetings are held twice a month, When manuscriprts Written e-spe- cially for the club programs are read and criticized. These informal, fniendly discussions are headed by the club's sponsor, Dr. Warren, himself a Writer of note, Who has done much to inspire and help the girls. The club feels that its aim--to foster creative Writing at P. A. L.-has been most successfully realized this year. WRITERS' CLUB First Row: Misses Downing, Epstein, Pihl, Tubiash, Burbeck, Leggett Second Row: Misses Nanscawen, Brunell, Owen, Blevins, Woodruff Thhd Row: Misses Sutton, Paisley, Flynn, V. Allen, Donnelly, Parizek , M ' MM-.- y