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

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I gP.AL g I SYLVIA YETTA LESHINSKY L0-WELL MA,s:sAoHUsEfTTs Dramatic Club lg French Club 3. Sylvia is a wonderfully loyal girl t-o have fo-r a friend. Her interests are wide-, and the circle o-f girl-s whom she counts as her friends is nearly asvaried as it is numerv o-us. Moodiness is a thing unkn-own. to Sylvia, als far as we can tell. She is always just fher o-wn self , which is a compliment which can be pai-d -only to girls who-, like her. have a perfectly even disposi:tion.' There is a frank fri-endliness in her large brown eyes, whic-h, b-y the way, are so very dark that we can't tell where the brown leaves off and the pupils begin. X MOLLIE LEAH LEWIS CHELSEA MA.ssA,cH,UsmrTs Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. ' O! w'ol1ooZerfuZ CTG!!!-t'?fW'6 A wo-mom of reasofn! N ev-err gfnafve out of yo-ride Never' gravy out of season! A di-stinguis-hed member of the friendship firm of Lerne-r, Lewis, Leshinsky 85 Savoy, Inc Moll-lie is a young lady possessed o-f a remarkable amount of good nature and a vivacity. No wonder she has so many good friends. Also, we envy he-r t-hat no-n-drugstore complexion-and the irresistible twinkle in her merry, brown eyes MARY EULALIA LUKEMAN REVERE MAS SlACHU'SEkTT'S Mfary, wi.th her sweet and urrassuminlg szmile, has 0111191113' paved a p-lace fo-r herself in all our hearts. and has be- come dear to us all. I-Ier pleasing pe-r-sonality and appre- ciative sense of humor make u-s all feel that she IS the sort of friend you seldzo-m meet. The be-st wishes of the class go with you, Mary, land may you reac-h your goal of success. . 1 p gg Mlkastvg Q ,Wgw.,:f,i,.,- Xa ...Q1i:.l..f4i.gS14g1ff.,,wr:fQ3:3Ig.i,.I....la-igp T. M ,- I, Tmg33m,,,,,,g,L,,,,,,-,,,,.,,,,,W,,,ew ff., Q ya-,V -..we--af---f 5 IIE-,wg if '17 Eighiy-Llircc

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I IISQAN' Ll LILLIAN ALICE MELHADO ICLYLN-E77 MATTAPAN T MASISAC-H,UsIEITT'Sf Spanish Club lg B. U. Show 1, 23 Fencing 2. A peach of a friend! 'One can desire no more when one rem-em-bers all -of the -admira-bIle qualities that are in- cluded In this phrase. We- know that Lillian. will make a wonderful teacher, too. 'Aside fro-m that, ho-wever, we can remember' certain very pleasant hours spent in the l-ocke-r alley, listening to Lyle expound upon the fascinatin.g subject of last night , and my man , upo-n b-o-th -of which sub-j ects LIyl-e is con- sidered an authority o-n account of extensive- and intensive experience in thIat direction. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. GENEVIEVE CATHERINE PATRICK PAT SALEM MAS'S5ACHUSETTS Janet Stuart Club Y W C A 1 2 3-' A A. 1 2. From the Witch City comes our adorable Pat She ls one of those rIare girls In whom we find C'O1'I1b'1I1Gd a. per- fect chum and friend Her favorite and A subject 1S accountmg and here 15 our version of her Balance Sheet In the blg book of Life Assets Lw,bzl'LItzes Loyalty Too great a weakness for Smules Sunny dIsposIt1on 'ms 2 Q- l : , V I 1 I . I ' I ' I I. I ' 5, ' .' ' , I ' I I ' , I I . I , I I I . I , ' , ' ' : I I I A , X A I , I I I ' A W. I . I I 1 A , u as D Q . . . . , , , - 9 I it . I I- ,, I ' Q 1' A N V 4 A A W I - 42 n - ' I . .3 , 7 , . l .,' I I .' 1 ' ' . , , : I-Ielpfulnegg uCIl'1OICOl3.lD8 fl1d,g'G'S.,, f N H I es is ,.,I,gL..,,..gjg1A ,,,,, galil. as Ib TL . 5. ,,.., :, f-, 'Qmgx f ,,,,m.,..-:,m,1x1-zyfifg-:stall vi v 7' I 1111111411 IRENE DCRIS MILLER KS H RENEE RCXBURY I MASSACHUSETTS Irene IS one of those persons who are at once lovable, sincere, 'Ind frIendly She haIs won a host of frIends, and since Such popularity must gbe deserved, we might say that there 1S never a dull moment In Irene S company Her one vice long' distance communicatlons carried on over the helads of members of the class In LIaw I We suggest that Irene study up Ion a less conspicuous means of conversation, mental telep-athy for Instance