Bouve Boston School of Physical Education - Escutcheon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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1 ,975 r, . tml. Ubi MNA fi et 0,04 ,Y W, Q17iMW lyk Freshman Class V if 4 X' X' V1'cc-I'rn.virler1l Prexiflelll A'MI'6l!IIj'- 7-l'l?!1.YlU'1?I' ' I Rowena Wlalden Margaret 'l'ax'ey Greta Rogers ttf t t v , ,lu i. I .V ,M , tl if -J' tif i JJF, 1 fix 71, ' .gf .V T .- .. Q' First Day ol' School. . .Fifty-seven green Freshmen let loose in Bouve. They have proven that they are lar lrom angels, but that first day they flitted around in angel robes. Resolutions to study. . .Nine o'clock is Early! We had to rush to school today but had a glance at the bulletin board before class--What! Anatomy six days a weeks--that means we will have to study every night. Excitement. . .Bouve swings out with the old and new at the Barn Dance, the first social event lor the Freshmen. Society. . .Songs, speeches and good food marked the annual banquet, with the debut ol' our P ,X Q , ' ' .fb , class song and our chance to sing to our newly acquired ubig sisters. ' f .J 1 gt ' .X Harrowing event. . .Horrible tales were heard, by members oi' this class, about the coming M ' , J ' . . . . . . j .J -. Blue and White lntttatlon. No matter to whom we turned, we Iound no comiort. VVe de- - .A .f ' ' J , f Xcided our late was to try to live through it. Immediately we started quivering and just xii x ' U fl couldn't keep our knees lrom knocking. ' .,,f , .J . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . F- . 'D Marvel. . .We always lully appreciated the varied abilities oi our illustrious big sisters but it ' i' was not until after the Christmas play that we realized that we had so many Helen Hayes ts 'M X and Katharine Cornells in this group. 'K 'rx .AXIS if .EfTort. . .Ohl why didn't we continue as we started out? Here it is exam. week and how can ' X F X e - N they test our knowledge ifwe donit know anything? So,to help the teachers out,we studied. S S-A. ' ', . fx s..A X K x . me e 4. . . ' .X Never to be lorgottcn. . .This year, that has given us so much, will soon be over, lor we have only a lew more weeks bclore camp and the moment when we will be Sophomores. What more could we . '? ,, L N , -. N ' tit ft . iii .nxlXfAsx.l . Wwmvrq D4 ..1- . ...Q 1 Q X ' K - , s I . ts ' X jx ' VN ,ix . f I X, , ts ' . , . i 1 , l t. VI ,-1 'l ' 3 l. outlaw ' f5t,.'A -1 5' S! qi Q4 :ju l . ix ' n ESV'-f ' -X5 1 i V' N ,N 7 'Nl 'xv fiffsfvt' . .abr ,- F W W W, 1 X, X... X Y X .' B. McLean, M. Burke D. Lindh, B. NVaterbury, A. Sawyer. B. Weber. J. liuler, M. F. Wright, M. Mallard, , Y 5 B. Bisbee, A. Akehurst, li. Emerson, B. Thayer, P. Lewis. N, Duncan v Hx r -' A P. Matthews, A. Bramley, M. Chase, D. Massey, P. Darrah, ll. Landers, Simpson, P. Nagle. D. Haight. . . X x P. Walker. Ii. Kind. li. Blake. A. Dawson, B. Stotter, A. Schnaek, B. Richardson I ' X ' , ' A.,laekman, P. lrlutehinson, A. Faber. A. Staplin, G. Rogers, P. Tavey tl'rc.rizIv11lj, A. Phipps. B. Hamilton. X . X ' s - M. Sampsell. V. Cook, L. Hamilton 'f . '. - , v ' B. liclgt-tl..1. Clement, S. Blythe, B. MeKiel, B. Badger, A. Kelley. li. Balehellolgll. Graves ,I L .. Q ' Ali.s1t'i11g.' 'M+Bu::lw..l. Caldwell, I. Denlelcl, D. Gardener, B. Melilwee, M. Stanwoocl, R. Walden, G. Woodworth f' , l '24l ' -4' . qi . 's I 'J . 9 - t' i l ll n 1 , U 1 n . lv ' s A . - P 1 - - . .. . - -t , . X . A 1 's'- ' J Y - I - ll ' I X F , .. . ,X n X , ' ' Q F ' x Q. X- B x ' n xii V v ' x Xian' I

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