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

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..,. ..a.,. ...- ,, --,,,., W, ,..f,.,,...,....4 w 1 -'P . I fffffl Yx., A -- -fix F511 .,ji?iifuiefiiiiifgiji ::fg53i:E,f?fe?.- A 1 M p '! X I l,,,W,9f,.,-- gm.:11.1.-..4.g:,-,,.,,,-.g1gg.g L lx X RUTH LILLIAN EPSTEIN RUTHIE JAMAICA PLAIN MAsasAc'HUslmTTs1 A K Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: German Club 3, English Club 2, 33 Writers' Club 2, 3: Student Government Board 3. Dear little Ruthie-they say that good things come in small packages-we know this applies to her. Ruth cer- tainly has personality plus with .a great delal of personal magnetism added. It seems that she has grown from a sweet little freshman into a -sophisticated junior. We won- der whether Maine had anything to do with that . . . Oh! Well! This sophistication has detrlacted none from the charm of manner and intelligence of thought which Ruthie shows in her interesting conversations and in her n themes. MILDRED LOUISE FAIRCLOTH NORTH ABXINGTON MAssfAoHUsEn'Ts A. A. 1, 25 French Club '1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Who is more symbolic of that well-known expression happy-go-lucky , than Mildred? She makes us all feel that life isn't so bad after all, and that showers are often followed by rainbows! With .her winning smile and charming perso-nality she has won her way into the hearts of all who know her. We envy Mildred thos-e frequent A's in her English courses, and her clevernes-s in selecting ideas for writing themes has often proved a source of wonder. Sr ifcnly-four ALICE KATHRYN FAY KGAL7! EAST WEIYMOIUTH MASASACHUS-ETTS Cllgalgdglin Club 1, 2, 35 English Club 3: History Club lg Glee u . Here's a. girl with an earnest, sincere zest for learning. Sheis really interested and we'll say she knows what she's talking about when she tells the iprfo-fs Wh.at's what. Alice 1S ia lover of go-od books, English, and music, and we warrant. that hers will be 'an interesting l:ife. You're mighty clever, and no mistake. We admire you greatly.

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..:.f.'... lf.Tl:. I .I MILDRED LOUISE DUNBAR MEDFoR.D 1 Club 1 2 vi Gee- , , 3: ce-President of Glee Club 23 Chairman of J unior-Freshmen Party Committee 3: Psychology Club 3. ANNO-UNCEMENT O-pen-ing of new depvartmen-t in P. A. L Information Bureau under the supervision of M. Dunbar, C.I. CChief Informerj Sample Problem-s : 1 . How to manage to go out every night 2. How to take part in all school activities 3. How to study little and make good grades 4. How to make a neat appearance 5. How to be happy though busy 6. How to achieve popularity Just go to Millie wi-th your troubles! If it'-s humanly possible she'll find a way out for you. Millie radiates hap- ' pines-s and joy! M1LL1E MASSACHUSETTS AGNES EILEEN DYER MEDFORD MAS-SACHUSET1 J Janet E. Stuart Club 1 ' French Club 1 ' A. A. 1 2 ' Fencing 2 You. re so sweet and unassuming So conscwntzous and sfincerev Do yowever stop to wonder ' H ow fmmu-oh. we love you Agnes dear? Agnes has that quality so ma.ny of us long for--poise Unruffled calm, and efficient., she wins her mark on the college records as well as in the hearts of those who come in contact with her ALICE LOUISE DYER Y NORWAY MAINE' Group Leader 2 5' German Club 1. Not many of us knew there was a Norway in Maine until Alice came- to P. A. L. and toldius about 1t.1n her sweet, friendly way. Do wall the girls in Norway like-e., ' fr -Accounting . , Dy -certainly has one hobby-foreign languages. She has already taken almost every la.ngU-age COUFSG' 0-ffefed at P. A. L. How we envy her courage and ability! She is a peach of a friend, too. Just -.ask the girls ln the dorm Her gen-tleness and refinement have overcome the hardest of hearts. We know 'her mind lS l1k-e a lovely garden--filled with N 1 X r ' fl if A ip ldltlni-IfQF?f. 13 I mZQ..fi,l ,fe pl beautiful tlowers of thought, and without weeds. CCD Y! lf ..- Q 7 Seem! ty-HL rcu

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..f. :T:1 -'i LID NoRMA FINNERTY PORTLAND M AINEL . . . A Zovfeliefr' flow-er on elocfrth. was 'never sown. Normal-sweet .an'd. uneass-umxin-g with pan. inde-iinable charm that draws everyone- to her, and a personality that is decided-ly different. 'This -she enhances with lovely, lovely frock-si which ar-e Nlorma-ma-de. Norma is. the kind of girl We came- to- P. A. L. to meet. And doesn't she just glove Contempo-nary Lit.? We can undersftand that perfecftly however. We -are told that slhe- has I3 -declid-ed fondness for gantm?outh Co-llege. How about it? Will you confess, orm. sichorefan arrt. of ideal student and friend? MARY IMELDA FLEMING SOMERVILLEI MAs.s.AoHUsErrs So-pho-more Hop Committeeg Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 A. A. 1, 2. Mary is that one of the Fleming sisters, Whose big, blue eyes We have so- often envied and admired. I But our ad- minaftio-n .i.sn t con.fine'd to .her eyes, for she is peppy, and sweet, and sunny. , Wle- know iMary is a fine mlanag-er from the.Way in which the .Soplh Hop Went off under her leadership. She gives us many -a good time. 'She'-s. very clever, t0'0',-JUSl3 peek at her re-po-rt card. We kno-W you are bound for success, so luck and love, CATHERINE MARGARET FLEMING Kay, -our first cliassmlarte to receive a p-rize- type-Writer via the air, is one of o-ur co-nscienti-ous students, and yet she do-es. n-ot spend all her time studying. She is active in outside affairs and is a graceful exponent o-f the Terp- of those girls of whom P. A. L. is very proud. if E ccKAYr: X SOMERVILLE MAS1SACHUSEVFTS Q French Club 1, 23 Janet E. Stuart Club 1, 2, 3g Group Leader y 2. ' Is sh-e charming? Well, I gues.s. If you know her, A you'll confess. What nicer cio-mfblination is there than that 1 Kay'-s a. good sport and one 5 L 1 ' Q 1 . 1 1 1 : l. 1 'i . x 1 l 2 Mary! -,E , i 5 I 4 1 is . ,Q 1 X f Afgfg XX iifgq-sc-5-Zu. CP F L... M ,A ,M Y 4 .,1, ,x,:,,.,,,, ,,,,,, 'i QW.fLef::f:vAf'h5 '1A 1'-'J-f:rTL'r-S X w.., . ,..:f MA l -- M-57: f,,-ff:-f,-:.:fff-11f'- '- - 1 ,J -1 'J' ' ' ' 'f ' -A-f fs---'Y-f f H23 ph Swvcnfy-jvc 1 i ! i