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

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Slam EXTRACTS IVROM A SENlOR'S CHARACTER BOOK WIIAT IS YOUR FAVORITIE BOOK? I. Self-cultivation in English 2. Bank book 3. Little Colonel 4. Cosmopolitan 5. Ask Miss Muzzey VVIIAT IS YOUR FAVORITIQ IIICTURIL? I. Mid's 2. A skin you love to touch 3. His ' 4. I-Ienry's IZED. NOTE: Submitted by Dr. Dearbornj 5. Moving WII.-Yr IS YOUR FAvoRI'rIa PIECE or MUSIC? I. Smiles 2. All voices raise 3. Onward, Christian Soldiers 4. The dinner bell VVIIO IS YOUR FAVORITE III3Ro? I. Dr. Bunny in uniform 2. Mid Lewis 3. Any man in naval aviation 4. Dr. Sargent VVIIAT IS YOUR FAVORITE XVAY OF LOAFING? I. In Mr. Schrader's class 2. Sitting in the balcony 3. Camp duties 4. The Merle 5. Never indulge KED. No'rI:: submitted by Johnnyj VVIIAT ARIC YOUR IfAvoRI'rI': BREAKS AFTER CAMP? I. Walking down the street, and absentmindedly pulling up skirt thinking it was bloomers. 2. At a dance, mistaking tight evening dress for wet bathing suit- very embarrassing. 3. Stacking dishes, especially when dining out, and Waiting for the bell to ring before sitting. 4. Crossing my knees-most noticeable in side-seat street cars when my bare knees are visible to the whole car. 5. Going to bed with all my clothes on, also forgettingto wash in the morning, telling mother when asked as to my dirty neck, that the water froze. WI'IA'1' IS YOUR FAVORITE RlCCRliATION? I. Sleeping ' 2. Playing parchesi l1Babe Lehr, we thinklj 3. Diving fSounds like Moony Mannj 4. Writing themes IL. Perkinsj 163

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Qotfofp Ei - Ti' ii LCV 'E ' s 075f-YS-NWS fc f 2 Ilfffgi E QP -Ra, of A42 'Pas N98 POPULAR MUSIC AT SARGENT SCHOOL Smiles ...... She'll Tell You What You're To Do . I'm Going to Follow the Boys . . I VVant to Learn to Dance . . I'll Say She Does . . Everybody Shimmies Now . . Some Wonderful Sort of Someone . just What a Girl Can Do . . l'm Always Chasing Rainbows . Hindustan . . . Cleopatra . . . Kiss Me, Kiss Me Again . . . W'e Hate to Lose You .... Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the lVIorning On the Level, Youlre a Little Devil . You're a Dangerous Girl . . . Dance and Grow Thin . . Eyes of Youth . . Long Boy . . . Ostrich Walk .... My Love, He comes on a Skee . Stand Up, Stand Up .... I'm Old Enough for a Little Loving . Everybody Ought to Know How to Do the Tickle Toe .... Do It for Me ..... I'll Think of You .... I VVant to Learn How to Jazz Dance . That Soothing Serenade . . . The Garden of My Dreams . . . Mary ...... She's the Kind of a Girlie for Me . . When I'm Looking at You CWhat I Seej Starlight ...... Pin lVIy lVIedal on the Girl I Left Behind . All Voices Raise .... I Hear You Calling Me . . . Dear Old Pal of Mine . . My Baby Talking Lady . . . just a Voice to Call Me Dear . . Everything Is Peaches Down in Georgia . Going Up ..... I Love a Piano CShe knows a fine Way to treat a Steinwayj . i . . Can You Tame Wild Women? . 162 lMIARY OWEN NIARJORY DARROW MARJ HrX1.I. , lVIARGU1iRl'l'IC ALLEN Bois COULTIQR HANS BILRTUCII ANNE KEAN CAREY FLORENCE PICKARD CJABIQY PIQRROW FRANCES ELDRICDGE RAMoNA NEW CIIAFFIN JOHNNY BUDDY H.fXR'I'E AR1zoNA CLARIS R1'r'rER ANN LEWIS M. MCD. PARKIN lNIARION BAR'rE'r'r GRACE KELLOGG DR. SARGIQNT ANGELA IVIICICIIAN lVIILDRl'1D HARMON Cl-IASIC AND TURNER DUTCH lVIULI'IOLLAND CLARA MAY WARREN NIIERYLE HAXUSER HORNIER AND TAYLOR INTARY IDICANIE INIARION CRAWLIEY DUNC SARGICNT CAMP FRANCES IVTCGUIRE DUNNY EXAMS GARNE'r'r BIi'l l'Y LIPE JERRY HALL ESTHIER RoUN'rREE BILLI WlLCox , IKE S'rARRY 1 3 WATER HOUSE 0LFO c'5Qi:9gE Loggdx 5 5: xii T ,J 0 T I S

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CLUBS TI-Ili SOCIETY FOR THE PROMULGATION OF DIM NVIT HIS society has always existed, but was undiscovered until Polly Sewall found it in the lower gym the day the armistice was signed. Robie gave her the tip. Dim wit means intelligent-dull. A Dim VVit is no relation to a Half YVit. The charter members are those who were born with the afllictiong h b tue ot their the honorary members have had it thrust upon t em y v1r natural abilitiesg the titled members and lesser lights have acquired it during the course of their stay at Sargent, brief but profitable. The cases of liligibles D. K. I is very sad since they dllllif know if and hence will never know the joys of true fraternal affection and tolerance. MANY ARIS CIIOSICN BUT Flaw ARIC c'.fx1,LIcD. Prusidcnl and Foznzdcr Nlary C. Sewall Clzarlw' !lllC1ll11L'l'.Y g C. Robie lil. Metcalf G. Briscoe S0llIl1l0Pll,'1Il'll M. Y. Johnson illolor Amxia M. I.. Casebeer dplmsia NI. Parkin llfisdom Tooth. IVI. Reed Simplex I.. Perkins Jlflazda Pinkie Smith LESSER LIGHTS 75 llfutl Tausche 60 llfall I.inton 40 llfall Macgowan 25 llfall Holmes I5 110111 NVilliams Eligiblcs K. I. E. MacDougaIl E. Knutson H. Bertuch H. Cooke Eligilzles D. K. 1. A. B. Challin . L. Meyer S. Given I rnIrcs in Urine at H onorvs R. C. Givler P. Nutting 164 -