Boston University - HUB Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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M iss Surgeata Senior Breakfast on the Plaza. 'r ' v . . . it was a riot at Stunt Night . . . didn't know the school had so much talent . . . 64 Seniors were honored with being named to College Who's Who . . . second semester rushing lor the lirst time in Uni- versity history . . . and what a rush it was . . . I shook exactly 1289 hands before tl1e two weeks were over . . . the Junior Prom . . . all the ttowers reminded me that grad- uation was 1l0b far otl . . . Founders Day . . . all those famous business leaders and educators honoring our founding fathers . . . Spring Vacation . . . relax? I shouldn't have lelt that paper to the lust minute . . . Parents Day at Hayden Hall . . . they didn't think that English Prof. was so un- fair! . . . Senior Breakfast . . . so excitedI couldnlt eat a thing . . . only one thing on my mind then . . . the solemnity of Bac- calaureate . . . Conmiencement . . . Ihad worked and hoped and then I didn't want to see it come . . . and here I am twelve years later . . . those past twelve years seein to have passed even more quickly than my senior year did . . . just can't be- lieve it . . . wonder what the Founders of the University would think il they could be here today? . . . They would lind it hard to believe, too . . . one of the largest Universities in the country with so many diltcrent fields of study . . . wouldn't it be fitting if the Founding Fathers could be here for the 100th Anniversary . . . some- how. . . I think they know . . . I -5 t- -. . 1 V, if ' Wyse J' u r r r I . r r i ,r i-.. . , , -+1-use-f ..,.-.,- rajvrrwtrtlt 1 I 'per-it i iq X 1 1

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i It ' 'll 'rf il .. g . W! , fi t . . . I should like to know what ull 'these grnds wi amy of my elnssimttes . , . n1y chief worry wus how s he . . . I'll het people from my own eluss nre sent' country using their college truining und knowledge 1 themselves but to help their communities . . . nndf foreign students who studied here und returned to I to make their influence felt on many different fron ttI'C . . . 7 5th Anniverscny of Surgent College. l IJ i li n l '- V1 I I , ' ' g' f l I r lt g i I S I i . ii .' , . i I 1 I ' W . , l ji I' lt e l g ' ti I .I ' I l -F'?'! FWS li' ' ' l he doing in tive yenrs . . . it's lunny but I never stopped to think no Alnnnnf at Ilonteeoniwing. Syeaher: 'for 'it is my solemn oonntetton todny that tn this effort, we are hognfng to nndernn'tte our own und the 'worlds future by strength- ening The Citadel of Dcnnoerney,l' the nrhnn nn inersttyf' out the future of ueoessful I would ered nll over the not only to benefit row about ull the their nutive lends ts for the benetit of lllttlllilliltl . . . nml in my wuy I'm doing my own smull purt . . . we ull