Sargent School of Boston University - Sargenta Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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HIF-in Clfillz lIfP010gil'.Y In Rlldj'Ill'll Kifllillfj If you can live at I6 lVIellen And not have all your thoughts grow dimg If you can stand for some 'un Wlho just makes your blood go Zim! If you can take. your weekly bath VVithout a chill or cramp, As well as master all your wrath VVhen requested not to stampg lf you can keep your voice so pitched As not to rouse the passers-byg If you hold tight while verbally switched And never sauce nor sighg If you can walk instead of run Nor yet say Uh and Yah g If you can have a bit of fun , And still match the L'Castle propagandaug If you can find at ten at night, The path to third Hoor front: If you are gifted with second sight And can watch the secret hunt, If you can close your eyes and wake to find A wealth of curtain, light and chairsg If you can always bear in mind To rise and smile for silver hairs, If you as proctor can serve a term And always ring your bells on time, If you can stand and never squirm VVhen blamed for any unknown crimeg If you can do all this, Stand for an artificial kiss or two, Show your breeding and never miss, Then, my girl--here's 'to you! -H. K., '2I. THINGS NEVER KNOWN TO HAPPEN AT 37 MELLEN Helen Rudy refusing fudge. Polly not talking except when getting breath. I.ouise Nleyer without need of a dictionary. Hope uninterested when the telephone bell rings. Mary Dillon resigning from the Crush Club. Nell WVarner forgetting to be aesthetic. l.ib Klein without opinions. , lVIary Louise using her right hand to button her coat. QEDITOR S NUTIQ: Have you seen that ring? Oh boy! lj 158 Q

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I -.J- .lil cl ld .a 9 19 3 9 Choa., ev o 9 L. 1.3 ', f ' I - .3 Cs 'J A S J Q-3 .Q rl ,, 4 it . 'Q 2 'M J V . 1 . 1 X fb 5 2 5 V f 1 1 Wuglawwl 'IQ Rb I C115 X 3 M I M 'ix ' 't ff'c1Z.1u A - '- QQZM W' Y f 0 ' . 2? KM if-LZ ' eff Oqudevihc- Vaudeville this year, was all that its name implies, full of clever acts, cleverly programmed and well done. Those who saw one or both of the performances, do not need to be told of the attractiveness of the pro- duction, but those unfortunates who could not be present to see it in all its glory will have to glean what they can from the very clever program, since it is impossible to do it justice in mere words. Anne Bell Chaflin, '19, was chairman, and showed all her originality in the way the Day's Order was carried out. She was ably assisted by Claris Ritter, '19, Chairman from the Senior Class, who had charge of the dancingg Johnny, '20, from the juniors, who perfected the wonderful Narcissus Ballet, and Mildred Potter, '21, from the Freshmen whose inimitable dialect helped out the Southern Club's Minstrel, While Maude Kellogg was a Whizz at the piano. The affair was a decided success, and netted 5175.00 to the A.A. for whose benefit it was given. S 160