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

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1111112 Gllanz nf 1529 MQMOGUIRE 86119351 lmleva-dership abilities. S I MADEL01N BURBECK GEXRALDINE CARSLEY 11884-19405 11886-1.9-493 Secretary of class. Ardent Tre'-QSUTGI' Of Class- Well- SIVAD-IST and B. U. News, known for her' perfect d1S- etc. Motto: NIeWs first, ac- P'01S1't10n- curacy s-eco-nd. L FRANCES LEGGETT PEG ROBBINS 41906-J 419.084 jakeli: Graduated at the age Of An athlete' of no mean oth 19 from Y0'1'k Harbor' Aca' ability, Whose pr-o-wess at demy- A debutante of much Snow sports astonish all. charm. ELSIE OWEN MART'HA JOHNSON 11927-J 1926- HN4 Famed for her Wrriters' 4 D lb Cllub skits. Her genius. rose One of our successful H3551 like a meteor on American English teache-rs. Married xdl132' Li1pera.1gu1-Q, Died Without one of her' students and gave 1112 progeny. twins to the astonished H115 H world. jf RUTH PAISLEY J ESSIE MCKEJNIE. FLORENCE MISNER 11948-J 11948-J 11948 J , Famed in German circles fThe Dormitory Twinsj H105 because of her ability to- dra- piy matize German novels.

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Zmamilg Efrvv ng 1112 MARION MCGU C1860-1935i Well-known for her lmder W il GLADYS LYoNs H882-19425 Vice-president of class. Her golden hair and sunny Sl smile made her a perfect PU wife and mother. fu IVDILDRED EDDY 41905-J ,Reputed to be running the annual Policeman's Ball in East Overcoat. MURIEL WYLIE Q1 923-J Deep in sociological re-- search. ETHEL PIKE 11947-J Inherited her mother's scholastic genius and fin- ished college 'rnugna cum lwude. Charter member of the Society for the Susten- ance of Philosophy in Jazz Mad America. J OASEPHINE L-AsH 41949-J One of the most successful leaders that the world has ever known. Her ideas on governlng have revolution- ized parliamentary rule. 2 RITA Mo-LLET 11904-J Said to have more jake'T stored away than any otheri girl in the class. i i TEIDDY DRITSAS f1924-J Well-known for her abili 1' to stalk up A's and her nam it on the slab. Now studyin YY the psychology of the inos -6 qui-to at Mugwump Un1ver'I sity. j 1 P w 3 T EMILY PARIZEK 1 11946-J i H-er lastest bio-ok, Uschilleg began and Beeftihoven Conltrasted, 4 .li hlals taken the World by I M114 sto-rm. 5 l 5

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ICO Alma enter The future years shall only serve to make Thy days more dear to us, thy fame more fair. Their laughter and their sorrows shall not dim Thy gift of mem'ri-es, rich beyond compare. The Vision and the promise that you brought, The ho-pe and guiding faith for year-s to be Have grown into a living fire, Whose glow Is warm within our hearts ine-essantly. Always, as now, with faces toward the dawn, Thy love beside us, and with courage new, Fearless and free we greet the coming day With praise of thee, our M-other, ringing true' ,S4ZYm s....f- NF' ..i-..,,,n,,, ,.-....T.,,,,.,,, 1 , .,..,,,,, ,X ,Q .Rl ,- ,ii,, x.,,,Q., xl T ,,., M, ..,,.w.,...,,T JAWTWW x. g ei 1, N N, , . A xqtzx l k fy iii'?f 2 K