Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Honor Auxiliary President V ice-President Secretary- Treasurer Joan Morrow Norma Rice Virginia Rose Sponsors Dr. Elizabeth B. Gardner Miss Adelaide L. McGarrett Prof. Gretchen Schuyler MEMBERS Mildred Barnes Patricia Becrelis Louise Creble Barbara Davis Eleanor Granahan Georgia Keefer Brita Marklund Joan Morrow Marianne Patterson Margaret Prevost Norma Rice Virginia Rose Mary Schubert Betty Sherman Marjorie I mba Schubert, Granahan, Prevost, Dean Makechiiie, Umba, Keefer, Becrelis Prof. McGarrett, Davis, Morrow, Rice, Barnes, Prof. Schuyler Honor Auxiliary is the undergraduate honor society at the School of Physical Education for Women, Sar- gent. It was founded by the class of 1924. Membership is open to anyone in the three upper classes whose scho- lastic standing is above average, who has completed some piece of constructive work, and who has shown herself worthy of representing the Sargent College and its embodiment of Service and Loyalty. There are many qualifications which must be con- sidered in selecting students for Honor Auxiliary. One of these is appearance. This includes appropriate dress at all times and cheerfulness shown in the face, the voice, and actions. A student must have initiative, which is energy or aptitude displayed in initiating ac- tion, such as, developing or opening up new fields, will- ingness to do and give voluntarily, and being self-re- liant. Trustworthiness, dependability, and capability for fulfilling all duties and obligations are included when cons idering a candidate ' s responsibility. A girl who has the quality of being sincere should be honest of mind or intention and free from any kind of hypocrisy, simulation or false pretense. A candidate must serve willingly, not for her own advancement and personal credit in large things but for the good of others and for her school. She should be willing and ready to perform those small duties which in themselves are very important, but are not always recognized. This alone exhibits true service. A student should be loyal to her class, to her college, and to the University. Attitude is a very important qual- ification which must be a positive constructive one, as evidenced by friendliness, kindness, and courtesy to- ward all and enthusiasm in all endeavors. There should be included in the candidate ' s character high moral standards and good behavior, also desirable professional ethics and conduct. A list of candidates whom their classmates think are eligible is submitted to the members of Honor Auxiliary. They discuss, vote, and accept those who have fulfilled the required qualifications. During a student ' s four years at Sargent, one of her highest aims is to be selected a member of Honor Auxiliary. The newly elected members are installed once a year at the Move-Up Day exercises in May. 222