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

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J no 'PAL' 1 BERNADETTE ELIZABETH CARNEY CAMBRIDGE MAsfs:Ac1-Iusrlfrrs ' K9 . A. A. 1, 2: Writers' Club 25 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Group Leader 23 SIVAD 2, Editor-in-Chief 33 Student Govern- ment 3g Student Council 3. She is o-ne of the most popular me-mlbers of our class, this girl with the soft, brown hair and lovely eyes. QWe owe -our wo-nderf-ul year-lbook to he-r untiring efforts, too. Ask anyone on the Board how very much they enjoyed worklng fo-r herpj Haave you ever' met anyone as versatile, pre-tty, well- rnannered, and modest as our Bernadette? D-ecidedly, she possesses th-e distinctifon of being different. It's nice to be natural 'when you're naturally nice, may truly be said of her, for her graciousness costs no effort. We know the good thin-gs of life will always be yo-urs, dear frien-d, so ther-e's no nee-d to wish you success. We want you to know, that always, we will be silently happy in your happiness. PHYLLIS ERNESTINE COFFIN PHYLL BROOKLINE MASASACHUSETTS anish Club 1 2 3' Glee Club 1 2' A. A. 1' Y. W. C. . 1 3' English Club 3. Phyll 1S so pretty and peppy , has so much poise and personality that it is n-ot surp-rising that she is so popular among her classmates- It mlght be enlighterninfg sometime, to ask her' why she likes Tech what fraternity she prefers and Just how it happens that she is wearing .a Phi Beta Kappa Key We re not the only on-es. who appreciate real worth, are We Phyll PRISCILLA CONANT 1 OLDTOWN MAINF C Q Priscilla is that girl w1th th-e beautlful, s-oft ha. r She lso is the one who looks so much. like her- slster that We can hardly tell them apart Prlscllla. 1S a n-ewco-me-r to P A L but we feel we already know her very well and are reJo1c1ng that she left MIZIHNG f-or our stately p-ortals The Bea crowd weloo-mes the 3.d'd'11',1OI1 too There 1S sunshine where Priscilla 1S Of that you can always be certain It radiates from her golden hair and sweet face We hope she will like us as well as we already like her .35 ...JU ECLLWQHE L' IBUX Szmly :mac H 77 1 . ' Sp 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 H 77 ' 1 KC 1 77 ' I , 1 l 5 0 . 1 , 1 I r , ' I . I I Y , Y in I V 0 , 1 Y , l 1 1 I ' 1 I . 1 I , . I J . . . . - ' I .l Q a . I 1 ' 1 . - , ., I 1 1 I I . - . ' X , . I 4 m 7 1 ' . X X . - w ,' I' ' - . ' . 1 1 1 ' ' n N , . , X I ' I , . , , 1 , f L . 1 . 1 , , , . . . 1 1 - 1 1 ' Q ' . , ' n i i , ! -L I f . if .. xv . 11, 1 ........ V -fr fe 'L ' ' ' 'MWC GRA' 415' 'JA V y Y W N A' wi Wrmrvvn M 'TT' ,wifi ' P wflleeegif...,g1,,,,,,,,gn,,Qi1,,,gg,g,.,gQgllggg.,l..Il.1....mIlLLLL..1Nfe jk gi, 2. V---fe AAv-A1emA--vt-eeQ-weSf4ffm-:mW--A--n-wM-ff,,- m aefvm1eu 1smfmnuv ... , J Lu' SNJ '!m wm'm -5- fe--W-1-1 1 'tr' . . A. .' '- '

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LCV- if-'f'.g.f..i.j ldv -,f.,--u ...W .x,. v ... zips.: Mfrs-':'.,u ff , ff-'Liv ef ff A-. .fziffi 'Reiss .fri Vl'f't -7i3'7 jl1f tt' 5 . ,f U T X big MARGUERITE C6P'EG77 DOROTHY BRYANT llD0lT4!7 PORTLAND MAINE Dot comes to us from the big state of Maine, and wc surely are glad that she- found her way southward to us. We enjoy her even disposition and good humor. We'v-3 heard it whispered that she was one of the. reasons for the good times on Gain-sboro' S-treeft way back in our freshman days. Besides being so full of fun, she is an excellent stu- dent. kWfhat else can those frequent A's in French mean? Best wishes to you, Dot. ELISE BURKE CHESTNUT HILL MASSSTACHUSETTS A. A. 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 3: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 1, 2, 35 SIVAD Business Coim- mittee 3. She's at friend indeed When ia friends in need. She is quiet and mode-st, b-ut the halls of P. A. L. will remember her long after she has succeeded in th-e world of fame. Ask Peg to do so-mething, and forget it, she won't. One w-ould not naturally associate one as de-mure and reserved as Pe-g with the fboisterous. and noisy joys of athletics, but, strangely enough, Peg's a loyal and keen supporter of the basketball and volleyball teams, and of the A. A. activities in general. ' And have you ever noticed h-er beautiful chestnut hair? MARY FRANCES BURKE B1LL1Ea BELMONT MAs.s1AoHUsE'rTs Volleyball 1, 2: 'Basketball 1, 2. Here is a petite young lady-given to us by Salem Nor- mal-who has been rece-ived into P. A. L. with pleasure. We're glad she's with us. for -many reasons, and most par- ticularly we welcome her contribution to athletics. Billie has a way which h-as made her a general favor- ite among the girls who know her at schoo-l. Gentlemen may prefer blondes, b-ut ladies, at le-ast tho-se of P. A. L., often show a strong attachment to brunette-s! 1.97 30 fLii3NUL 'il 1. ,it ig il . 'E il ,M lil lie il, Sl' ligi fri :ia il we ri fi fl '2 Qi 3:3 if il 54 I 1 4 in 1 i, I l f

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E Scrcsziy - . -.I .1 ., X- N.. I .M -,xkxsstr e-V I . l . W. .....m..............n......,....-,. mme. l ,,.,,.E.. I f. ...... ,,..-.-. - ..,. .Y . .,,,,Ea.A..,,,,,,. gY.,,,,,Mu gg I . nf ..,, ....., ,,...,,, ,,,,,,, :mid-Hhwx X VKX DOROTHY LOUISE COOKSON DOT NEEDHAM MASSACHU'S-ETTS Z X A Y. W. C. A. 2, 3. Dot is one of our very prettiest girls, with her soft, crinkly, gold hair, limpid eyes, and rose-leaf skin. In addition, she- has a sweet, melodio-us voice and a languor- ous charm that is delightful. Dot is another of VVorcester's contributions to P. A. L., each of whom is a distinct gain to the college. Evidently, somebody else appreciate-s Dot, because we hear rumors of not far distant wedding bells, which indi- cate ve-ry decidedly that there's a man in the case .... ALICE LOUISE COX Colm PROVIDENCE RHODE ISlLA.ND We know Al and we are proud of her. Who, better than she, can combine attractiveness, fun, and brains? We know too, that she has -a charming d.isposfiftiO.n and a perfectly unruffled temper. Whenever Al is around we know it is going to be cheer- ful and gay, for she has a pleasant way O-f bringing the sunshine with her. For Al we wish ev-erything that is desirable and nice, and lots of success. MARGUERITE CROAK RI'I'A ' NORTH ABINGTOIN MAssAoHU'sErr'rs French Club 33 A. A. lg Y. W. C. A. 1. Those of you who think tha.t Rita is quiet are sadly mis- taken, for yo-u dOn't know her, that's all, for she's just as full of fun and good times as the livenliest of you. She does have 'her' cares and troubles, too-va. certain sopho- more-. It I-s sulrp-rising to know the num-b-er of girls who are always -coming to Rita for help- in this, that, and the other thing. Rita has that wonderful uevenness of disposition which is deeply admired by all her classmates, and we all agree that she is sweetness personified. 1 9 ffgalli---3 Oi .. E fa.. Xxliilhrqg X 'E lf Il' my I .5 wa ll ll l I l i K, I L1 l K ! l I l I 5 I E 3