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

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I e A, IV g g M-I MEET MISSES Q Q V PSYCHOLOGY-a fascinating, mysterious, cold-hearted adventuress. ACCOUNTING-the practical, flat-heeled old maid with a sprig' of heather in her buttonhole. ' f Y A Y 4 CONTEMPORARY LIT.fan eager, Life-hungry, beauty-loving young thing. I, HISTORY-the blond widow with a past! V R A SHORTHANAD- 8z TYPE-Ctwinsb the efficient, bobbed-haired, flapper- speed plus a few brains. MUSIC-one sweet breath of lingering loveliness. A SECONDARY EQD.-a shiny-nosed idealist, holding the fate ofa nation between puzzled hands. Y e DRAMA-the emotional, artistic, temperamental actress. . HYGIENE-oxfords, tweed suits, plus that school-girl complexion! ENGLISH LIT.-round shoulders, glasses and thin lips, lost in fathoms of print. . . PHYSICAL ED.-muscle and a perfect 36! -lil Women have personality-some of them. So have classes-some of them. Gentlemen prefer blondes, but they marry brunettes. Students prefer gentlemen, but they have to attend classes! I All the world's a stage and most of ,us are merely foot-lights! Aw gee! Students prefer lords of high degree D But all they get is the degree! 3 XQQCH . XLT 1 l 2 l gi ll 1 l w I x 5 I I i 1 ,.s il lv .1 H X 53 1 'J .1 L. 1 i 5 -4 ' in 1 ,. lx' l .ll in A l .3 J il ii h, i. 5, ! 1 gl 1 1 l 4 l i 4 l 1 ,1 .iii tha l Vi .Y ll :, li . I l fi MU! ix. 1, FU: F . ll!! fl? 4' J ll 11 . Vi lvl ll!!! 4411 ll!! all lm s l! 12 ,li .yy yfl. HH, fi!! Ml? fill. 5. . i rx! L., Ellie lil' E H!!! Q ,. ,, fs lil! Vg? fl, 5 If ill :ui !'. its ' V ,MA li! lg!! lu' lm li ill! Mn! will vlill' Wie!! 'Mis fill!! UH!! elfiml Mal -ull fill!! fill!! l. Www, vvl. '-I1 , H ll! al if il S! ll F Y- ri . . . ll K ,N , V r Q! if ' U ll li ll , ,, A 1 , X lg xfb. ' Y V NX- ' 'nee rg:-1. yu. g ?!,S , ' ' f --3.557 ,... V, ,-WM-1-frelm -m-weM-- ' icfl---!m-w:--f:f-- ffg- -ew-,see-:ee-4-rf-S-N-L-Q-S-'!I 1,75 X-Z9-Tl gli' Gif I5 x !1f e.Q:,..ffffffzmrmfvmmfmu f'S'iT?f':'iiiLi: J 1 1 J: J f !' .T ' .I r'ffTiiii'iji3i'1ii ,,g,,,, , 1Zlw.c.:::3g3jf7JxffAflffe fe12e1l1'Lf-Aif-ir:7 Qu L 'l ' fl eeeeee A 'A-A---4-YM-a-,,:I::,::g:i31:t1g1i:L1,:L....,.. 1 V, ,A3ll':12'L--ff' ,Gi ,gf my-,Zi yt '-19 L ef if 1, 1. X. 9. , UN.. Two I1 zzmlffel jiff'y.-I

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-. ti A:-:f15i ' g1I-1'f-a , ,.,,,,' '5Tm u ' ' um V' 'ff '7G-2'-f-ff-I-2-Ewell WHA-mmf:--ark-Q-1n'M m,f:fumm 'wl' sim-1 -0 ' ..m::A-f- -ff. U Kylix N I,f.mv ' .,,. XX X H xl. lllllhat Qbur Hrnfezznrz Uhink nf 'iiarh GDIIQP1' We have a young teacher named Shawg l He's as pleasant as one ever saw 5 ' P 9 - '5 ,. 1 7 M i 5 L' P 1 ' if v f li - -1-f Il. .5 . sl w : Ll. ' L , A :El 4 l L ,I is 5 ul TQ f ll if I F Ml A lf? 'E 45 Llgx fr :L 1 , E x ' N X. .Xia ,. X xnm 'tif' A V fA':1N'-N-- Y ' J He comes from out West, And gives us the best, That one from his subject can draw. There was a young man from the College of Mary 'Whose ways were enchanting-yes, very! Then he went right down To his old home town And brought back a lady so charming and merry. Red and yellow and green and blue, A Colors rampant with every hue, Salt and bitter, pain and grievance, Elements of experience, Impul-ses, synapses, and neurology, Tis P. A. L. psychology. There is a young teacher of writing Who cynical concepts keeps citing. His pupils all kno-W What fury he'll show When one mentions the subjectof fighting. There is a stern teacher of Lift W-ho at college has made a big hit, But when an hour test appears All his students have fears, . For they know they can never pass it. There is a young teacher of Accounting Whose color's continually mounting. His lovely red ha.ir Is the students' desp-air, . No less tha.n his favorite Accounting. Our newest French teacher this year Claims that moustaches don't interfere. To prove it he'd try, But the girl was too shy, So we mi-ssed a sensation, we fear. -...,.,,,-M-'V K-qw A-6 T1 oo lzvmflrccl 5'ij'Iy--sw