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

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QXXQOLFUQQ ,gear F013 A 'X N, - Low A E 6-mei Loyagl V :Bali-FS i T awk? aww? gi-Te lc: 1' 451, 'QD 5:63 ig E N 5 '35 if 2 'll S, -' I . WM rg QQ VS 'dlo you renamnber houfrnany tunes on graduadon days you have heard, 'The world lies before you, young people. Go forth and win.' The Iunun'and Fiednnan have yCtt0 fed thesensadonsin the mdariiexus that accompany the swift approach of the day that brings the moment when those nuirds nway be aptdicable to thenn. l3rother, I feel so sad.H f'ButthelastbonHreiscnmr-dnzjununs gave ustheh'tHbuteaboard the'Sargentinz1royalparqfatcannm' Soon,the bwtinomnng nichapd and even the banquet will be memories to 1919. But we will never forget, will we, brother?l' f'The influenza epidemic gave us a chance to show our worth. 'A handicap is only an obstacle to be overcome,' Mr. Schrader said, and so we are developing hiuuteacherssvorthy to be graduatescbfthe Sargent SchooL There are all varieties of teachers in the world, but there can be only one kind of Sargent graduate. It has been a long task and a hard one, but we xvill wvi11.H The new gym on a winter day, the mad search for lVlartha when two nnntnes ren1an1in udnch to don the nusplaced.sneakergthe chnnes before chapel-are all becoming memories. Freshmen, we are just beginning to knovv you, btw vve are proud of you. Pieep up the good xvork. Juniors you have been good qxntmnen,good opponents and good unnrades liere are our hands-good luck, and please do not entirely forget us. 1'he tndn inneteens hehl out their arnis ni the sign :af gocnl feb lowship-but the movement was too much for them, and the strain of parting too great. Down they fell, off the desk, clasped in each other's arms, breaking off the conversation, but their words are ringing in my ears, and their sturdy friendship and loyalty will be my examples as long as l lixfe. Oh Time, pray be pleasant and kind to our class, lllay life bring them honors as onward they pass. Wlierevel' you lead them, Wlizrtevei' they do, Just keep them forever Both earnest and true. So liere's to the class of Twin Nineteen, Wlirmse equal we know has yet to be seen. R. W. C., ,I9. L i , li.: '55 r . 513: ' ji 'f iff! . ' I1 7, , -i-? '. 'U HU M 'WM' ' 8.413-7.47 ..-fl. H22-i':e.5f1ff- ,.'1P1.fi 1,9

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QQOL F0 QOL F0 V JJ fly Q ' fzyg NQXXQ 0715yg NW siatee mga 52,01 Loiiqfj, LQ Q1 Q 9 Q ff Q, Q 5 Sf E 2 :ff E vfl ll 'W V '51 0 6 'Cf S l Yiiziu Uif:1t'1'1uui1a B.'Xl.'l'II.XS.'XR Ru.rly 131 Park Street, South Manchester, Connecticut Captain Varsity Hockey, 3 Class Basketball, 1,2,3 Captain Class Hockey, 3 Varsity Basketball, 3 Class Hockey, 2 Class Soccer, 2,3 Captain Class La Crosse, 3 WVall Scaling, 1,2 Class Lacrosse, 2 Athletic Association, 1, 2,3 Y.XV.C.A. A steady worker, a good athlete, and an etlicient captain, ready for fun always, and a loyal friend. llere's to you, Rusty.,' l ilfll.lZ.-Xl3Ii'l'll 1-Al.-xlmox B.'XR'l'l,l'1'l l' Br'lly 125 Guard Street, Rockford, Illinois- XVestern Cluh, 1,2,3 Betty is a Senior, yet tnost anyone tnight take her for at Freshman so young she appears, yet she has really spent three years here at Sargent and is ready to leave us for the world-at- large. Best o' luck, Betty, and may success he yours! AIARY Nl l l'liR B.'XR'l'l,li'I l' Slim Springville, New York Slim won't graduate with 'l'win Nineteen, she's going out with 1920, hut she deserves a place in this S.XRGliN'I'.-X because she helongs here, that's all there is to it. She'll always he loyal to her own class--hut we'd he the last to call her for that, and we'll welcome her to 1920 hecause it will mean that we still have 1919 with us, as well as hecause she's a circus and a half to he with. 21