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

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GRETCHEN ELIZABETH GABBI PORTLAND MA,INEY e 1 Gretchen is a decidedly Hdiffie-renit ' type at P. A. L., and perhiaps that is why the dormitory crowd. so much ap- preciates her presence the-re. She's -one of those complex P. A. L.-ites of whom we have quite a num?ber+jus1t when we've decided that they're- quiet, modest, sand demlure, they s-uiddenly become- full of fun and laughter, out f.or mischief, and then we - are forced to change our minds about them. Any more like you in Poritland, Gretchen? Send 'em over to P. A. L., we can't have too many. l't'7IfU-SI'.U Al-Mg rfijjf-----'1'1jjT,xx ,..l.L., L-.-.. Af' -' .-ff' r .LT- -rl,-:fjXi.'f1A......F l...,,.......LTL1?qf i,'-W-'ff' V nw., V. V Y fig' V 0 V 3'-ig-,,,,,,,,,A,,,,.,A,,.,.L. .,., ....-...F-....---A-. i J ,N. A-A ..-. M-AM.. if -i--... - e.,5,---.'Aw.-1,mm QAM ..-. K N Q Mil W- n k,....L...--.-.....c.,,, ...,. ....,.....,.-,.,,...,, s im.-WM-M,-H,-N-,,,,,,,, ,..,............f I L E 'rf JEAN VAN NORDEN FREEMAN JACKIE . m7ES,TB0R0i MASASACHUSETTS Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3: Secretary-Treasurer Mandolin Club 33 A. A. 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Jean, why we love her: She's not too fshfarpj She's not fflatj She's. 'ust fnaturalj J It's almost unbelievable that a girl like Jean can live in this modern age of imitation and still retain her indi- vidualistic charm. Your presence, Jean, hfas given P. A. L. a more charm- ing and delightfu-l atmospihere. We all love you who know you, and it is knowing people like you that makes life worth living. We are proud of you, Jean. May the best life has to offer be yours always. It will be 'small compensation for the friendship you have given us. Xl' MARY MARGUERILTE GALVIN CKMAE7, REVERE MAS3S'ACHUSETTS Mae has the vim and vigor to conquer- a terrible French quiz :and the envied personality that conquers the stern profs. And have you ever seen her at a football game when the B. U. team is winning? She surely ge-ts excited, but best of all she saves a good deal of excitement to share with the less. fo-rtunalte pals who could not go. We hope YOU? JOYS will always bubble over in the same way. 1 Q sei

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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

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I PAL u FLORENCE ELIZABETH GRAY C FLo-RENzo . DORCHESYHDR MASVSACHUSUE-T'T'S Knowing Florence is an experience in a cluass by itself- bu-t then, very fevsr really know F'lorence. People: are im- pressed by her unique pe-rso-nalirty, her sense- of fun, and her originality, and they are no-t far Wrong there. 'Howe-ver, the real Florence' is app-arent only to those who know -her best-the -serious, thoufghtful girl with a deep reverence for beauty--the beauty of nature. A Florence is the perfect friend Whose friendship will endure beyond the years. Miay hers be all the happiness life can give: , To strive, to seek, to jimi, And not to gyvleldf' CAROLYN FLORENCE GREENE A 1 HCAROILM DORCHESTEIR A A MASTSACHUSETTS I TX sz I A. A. 15 Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, SIVAD Commit- tee 2: Class Secretary 1, 2. Think of someone with Wonderful smiles that just radi- aite good na-ture, and think of someone with lo-ads of pep, and yo-u can't .he'lp thinking of Carol. These smiles of hers are really 'something Worth telling about, it's not just another sweet smile . A May it never be said again that brrainy people are Sour. If you begin. to think so-, j ulst ruin down to the sorority rooms msoszt any dmay, and you Wi-ll find Carol devouring Spanish, and at the Same time, not missing a bit of What- ever else may be going on. We know -she is one of those who Wil-l live happily e-ver after. ELLEN GROSSMAN QUINCY MA,ssAcHU'SETTS A K Intersorority Council 3. Ellen is our original wind-1bfloWn lO'0UO girl: T-h'1S Style of haircurt is especially beoomrinag to a cerftraan type-and Ellen is the type. And while we're on the subject of types-Tthere are sev- eral Very desirable typ-es rolled into .one 1n Miss Elleni Isn't she lovable, c-harming, vivlacious, and humorous? Oi course, and every juni-or who is forrtunate enough to have even za slight acquainitance with l16'I'.W1ll agree' that Shes the type, above all, which every-one l1kes. e . e .:.'. LM..- ,...... ,,.. E . . . N., A Scvcnly-scucn