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

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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

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.7 l I 3 , Q, u, i I n I l l R ,K 1 X P Q E 5 ll T F ll l 6 l i l F f A if-1'-Q L, Paar., pl LILLIAN FRANCES RUBENSTEIN HLILH ROXBURY MA.s:s:Ac'HUscE-T'T's A B if German Club 1, 2. 3, Student Government 2 She has lmowfmg eyes Tlwft make you thfzfnk She s wondrous wtse Another successful mlxture of beauty and bra1ns thai imgke L11 an excellent student and a charmlng young Y Those eyes, we feel sure, W1ll create havoc 1n mascullne bosoms, or, perhaps, the harms already done Who can tell? She certalnly 1S a peach of a glrl' JANET ESTELLE RUTH JAN SCRANTON Pm NSYLVANIA Jan has come from Cedar Crest College to spend a ye-ar or so Wlth us Her wlnnlng d1spos1t1on and her good na- ture have made her a charnung fr1end to all the glrls who know her And although the Wesleyan man has taken up nfost of her week ends so far, we are 1n hopes that we vnll know her st1ll better We welcome you, Janet, to P A L and to the Junior class l g l infra-WsafAa,,5.if,5,.. L, Af, PHYLLIS SAVOY PHIL SPRINGFIELD MAssAoHUsnTrs French Club 1 2 3 Phyllls, w1th her cheery sm1le, p-retty blue-gray eyes, and determlned chln, has endeared -herself to all those who know her She 1S a very C'O1'11S'C18'I1'l11'O'l1S student, and loves her typmg' Some day she wlll be secretary to On the other hand, 1n the distant future, we may per- haps recelve passes for a plano recital to b-e g'1V6I1 by Madame Savoy UD She has muslc at he-r finger tlps You ha Je our heartlest and slncerest W1Sl19:S for a happy and thr1ll1ng' llfe, Ph1lY ef 1 V 1 1 N - . ., .. l I ,,.,, 3 ' ' w ' ' ' -.1 . . L I. . I , V 1 , . ,N , . 0 as n ' TT . . ,. v - Y 1. 1- , A , ' X ,, , , . - -'11 - I -A f-I ,s 5- A , 7,1 ly. 4 . . I I I i , W C I, , . F ca 77 . l 1 1 1 1 ' 5 . 4 2 . . - V ' I 1 . 5' 1 X , 1 ly nl A . . 1 I . - 9 F 1, 1' - v ' We I A. ' ' . F 5 ,' - 4: ar I, Q. ' ', s 'f 0 ' 1 Q ' ' lx , 4 , l , , l A 1. 5 f X' M71-1 as 42 .. fs ffjl QM Aw, LZ, Q,4,,r..w.-r, A l 9:47 J YW' ' ------1 ----AY -Y--1:-......l..,.:1-- , 'lLL'g A't -'- -'-' -'A+-21---N-LW 4. :..A...:f4..-,.-A Ah,-N '51-gg, ,,,, 4 '-,' ii: , ,. ,,a,:.':j 'wggmmfsggfm-we-.m11 i i M 7Z tt ': ' at, f'f 3 ''Lfl1T'4-fl..:.4,g...,l,rs,M,4.,,-7 Icllflll 1' .11