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

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l 0 HELEN MANN TEBBETS HTEBN ' WETHEESFIELD HKE A Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3. Who 'ls that 'vi'vucio'ue one, With vitality, pefrsonollitly, originality plus? Instigcttiofr of our fun In hilurity, 'much loquolcfity, belofveol by olll of us. Many people Spend their leisur-e time collecting Stamps, antiques, aultograp-hs, and such -cultural trash--but who, other than Teb, would be diie-rent an-d collect rings? You just ought to- see them! But T-eb'S inte-rests a.ren't restricted to rings. She loves accounting, and well-we wonder which of the numero-us boy friends will be the lucky one. - ELSBETH DAVIDA TRUEMAN BETTY SALEM A A 1 2 Dramatic Club 3 Betty s oc gurl fwzth ol heart tnue blue, That nutlces you glolol when she talks to you. She s happy go lucloy yet sefrzofus too, Anal olo we love her? I'll slay we olo-- l Here ottP A L When Betfty starts to recite, we all lean forward ln our chairs, for we never know what 1S.C'OIll1Ilg'. She surely adds originality and fun to these recitatlons. . She believes ln punctuality, too, 3-Hd We all admlre her art in getting to class Just about one second before the second bell rings K K . . , 5 2 7 ' ' , , , 4 - Q - ' . , 1 1 r V , , e , , I Y . I i ul 1 . K V X f . . . Q a . ' - , , . 0 . ' , ' , 1 ' . a ' - Y 'ifgf-.suaa!lIE..5TL1A4,eesQib,a.-:,i E?1'.IJ.-1f3iLA.LfurJ-.lg ..:.'ill.. '.TN...... Vp S l Al CONNECTICUT l WATERTOIWN MAS-SACHUSETTES Edna is our contribution to that society whose mem- bers deem love of life and happiness -above all mundane plursuits. When you are blue and grumpy, hunt up Edna to put you in go-od humor and put y-o-u to shame for your silliness, . Edna's ability to write original Stories is well known and our -enjo-yme-nft at heearing them is equally known We'l-l be mighty pr-oud when Edna obtains the fame she deserves. A A MASSACHUSETTS Glee Club 3. B. U. tw ,, fs XX Hi, ,. fffhi 2'...L,. A .fbi M- eA:...1W.-ffm.-...M-A QUEEN if X fb Ut 'af Nin lj one EDNA MAE TIE-RNEY .rf ., .ff

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i l . I i E ,W , -Y-- A-W 1' ' -7- --' 'fa:-we-122--'-ve-fi UI mop?-'f?555? I tif-gif? A .snag X l Q I 42 2 2 iz ll V MARGUERITE MARY SUGRUE Y ' NPEGM V CAMBRIDGEl MASSACHUSETTS l Janet Stuart Club 1, 2, 3g A. A. 1, 2: French Club 1- ,4 Although Peg is the mouse of the clfass, she is no less 5, an important member of the group which holds sway in a certain locker alley during the. lunch hour. u l , Whether Peg is studying diligently, showing her school spirit, especially at the games 3 or joining the group in .ll their gay escapades, she is the same pleasant, charming friend, always. 0 . I . 1 f Peg is one of the leading spirits of said group which .l very often lets itself be heard with emphasis in competi- tion with a certain other group in the locker alley. I N ELEANOR USUILILYQ: ROXBURY Personality plus, pep, vigor, and good navture. Sully is one who-se merry giggle is always ringing o-ut at times when children should -b-e seen but not heard. Whvensever there is mischief afoo-t we kn-ow t-hat somewhere, s-omehow, Sully is connected with it, in spite of her innocent face. But Sully isn't all for fun. She has a serious side that we admire rand like very m-uch. How she can write! An-d in athletics-we owe many of our laurels to her. Need We say we love her? SULLIVAN MAssAcHUs1ETTs ESTHER SUTTON NEEloHA,M J ULN CTIOAN MASHSIACHU sn'r'r's History Club 13 French Club 1, 2: German Club 33 Writers' Club 35 SIVAD Committee 2, 35 Student Government 33 A. A. 1, 25 Y. W. C. A. 3. One whose sweetness and charming simplicity has won for herself many friends. Also, she is a real worker and a brilliant pupil. A very special fo-rm of hap-piness has com-e to Esther this year in the re-turn. of he-r f-riend Dots to P. A. L. We admire and love a girl like- Esther not only because she is a scholar and active club- member, but because we need girls of her type--true blue and fine--to he-lp US, both 'as a class and as individuals. me 1 9 9013 Avi-Taffy W

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MILDRED EMILY WALTZ WALD01B0'R0 ' ZAQD When we think of Mil we picture a tall, rather dignified person. with-now what color would you call her hair? Anyway, this fhaiir is always arrangefd in az perfect marcefl and seems inc.apfa:ble of being mussed . We of the class. of 1930 are more than glad of the ir- regularity in her course-whatever it was-which gave to us such a charming classmate as we find in Mil, our cham pion strawberry blonde L ' i , , ,- X W A i 1 .,.....-.-, .,S, MIX ' 1 , , , 1 . .,.... .. ,,,, .....,,- ,WEL-T AY NANCY JUDITH TUBIASH ll TUBIE7! D0RCHEs.TER MASSLACHUSETTS Glee Club 1, 2, 33 English Club 1, 33 Secretary of Writers' Club 33 Dramatic Club lg SIVAD Literary Committee 3. Nancy has three weaknesses-English, Radicalism, and Hiking! What would P. A. L., and espveciazlly Intel- lectual Row be without Nancy's good humor and unex- pected re-marks? Some -day we expect to see her h-ead journalist or dra- matic critic of the New York Times. We know that even then she will be as loyal and true- a friend as s-he is new. And by the way, who but Nancy and heir pal would think of hanging their mir-ror on the outside of their locker door? MAINE! ANNE ELIZABETH WEISUL aaNANa: NORWOOD MAs:sAcHU'smTs A. A. 13 Glee Club 13 Psychology Club 35 Spanish Club 3. Wlhere could we find a truer friend or a dearer class mate than in Nani with her sweet smile and charming ways? Add to this her tasteful clothes and superior in telllgence, and all we can say 1S We love you We appreciate her youthful cynicism and know that under it all 1S a Joie de vivre ' that she tries to conceal The World would indeed be a dreary place, were 1t not foi the presence of such as Nan if-33,25 Nil