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

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ifliidiw fx 46 'ily 'YE Q 4' rslrstttas Q6 IR 4.3 C' Otrvloj- as JOE Lok kz , I fi 2 E gf' 'Q tri -, V 3:-C 5 7599 N98 71593 as Alu-:'r'1ux SIIICRNVUOD BURR RN Fairfield, Connecticut Glee Club, 2 Conscientious and steady in her application to anything that is before her, Ret is bound to get on in this world, for she IS nothing if not dependable. l4IlC1.l'1N lj1,lz.1x1slc'1'l1 CAMP Bol1l1y 2+ Sumner Street, Hartford, Connecticut 1 Class Hockey, 2 Student Government, 2 Ulee Club, 3 Athletic Association Our first recollection of this fair maiden was by way of a burn pun of Dr. Bunnyls ending-- would there be Helen Cam 5 -Remember? Then we discovered an ever generous l schoolmate and good worker whom we are glad to have known. bflAR'l'llA VVAsl11N'roN Cfxluar Carry i 17 Pleasant Street, Holbrook, Massaclitlsetts A.': t. t Secretar -'1'reasurer Athletic Association, 2 ssis 'in y Athletic Association, 1, 3 Class Soccer Capta1n,3 Varsity Basketball Captain, 3 Class Socce1', 2 1 Varsity Basketball, 2 Class La Crosse, 2,3 l Varsity Hockey, 2 Class Hockey, 2 Varsity Tennis Team, 1, 2,3 Class Basketball,1 NVinner Athletic Field Meet, 2 Tennis Champion Csinglesj, 3 'l'hird Place Athletic Field Meet, 3 Tennis Champion Ctloublesj, 3 orld's Record Girl's Baseball Throw, 219 feet SM inches, 2 ll te Once in 1 decade Sargent turns out a Holder of W llere is our ati e . ' . . V girl who shines in everything, and Carey seems to fairly glisten from every angle. Winner of a meet, holder of a worldls record in baseball throw, varsity hockey, tennis champion, and captain of basketball. A fair record to take away with one along with every kind of an S a girl can win! And Sar- ' t' s fe. Need gent may well be proud and feel its reputa lon Ja we add that Carey is a good comrade? 2.5 QOL F0 QQQQL F0450

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Quit F019 ,, cg' ,QE Loy 42- Rcilaxoe Lokff' Q Qfl qf U V it fm ,H . LCZJ'J.t.4i,:i 7ffJs my fs Q te to Q E E frailwx C1..1x1z.'x B Rooli Brrmkic 22 Spruce Street, Princeton, New Jersey Glee Club Quiet people don't use up much oxygen is what the wise men tell us, and if that is so, Clara must save just chunks of ether for the big greedy air guzzlers. But she has a twinkle in her eye just the same and we don't think much of the d:1y's doings goes over her head. l'iI,ORliNt'li MAY BRowN Brrmcnim ' Grafton, Massachusetts Athletic Association lnclined to he quiet-happy nature-sunny disposition- friendly. Destined to get on in the world. NVill never cause hearts to hreak-too kind-hearted. A I .-x RGARIC1' I3 Row N 2615 Lincoln Street, livanston, lllinois To Sargent I will wend my way, said Margaret to herself one day. Though Northwestern ties are hard to sever, 'tis lmetter to he late than never. So Margaret came to us, and though her stay has only heen two years, she has made her presence felt, we are sorry to see her go. But perhaps North- western interests are greater than those in the East! How about it, Margaret? 24 teotfopp N Q Lf., Jef, ,Q F1 2 .L ' 'Z X, I

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CSIJXQE Lo 'P Ex fi Qaffes we fs, is ,0 Q-Llxcfli' LOL Q QA 'lr ,- J N lg wilt. it Q fwi RW QOLFOI at fe, Lk: iff, 5,4 0 0 f ts li.Yl'lll,l'lNlC C.'XRl,Yl.1i. 15.5. okay., 1931 Tenth Street NVest, Calgary, Alberta, Canada VVestern Club, 2, 3 Kay rather breezed in from Oklahoma, and we've been glad ever sincc for the draught that brought her. She's a mighty broadminded sort of a person and a good one to know. ln addition, knowing her, allowed us to know her nice father one day-and we'll all say- Kay's a lucky girl and good luck. ANNIQ Blt:1,l.Cl1.txrlf1x,AJS. Ch11f Pulaski, Virginia President of Southern Club, 3 Class Chairman Vaudeville, 2 Southern Club, 2 Chairman Dormitory Plays,3 Secretary of Class of 1920, 2 Instrumental Club,2 Chairman Vaudeville, 3 House Councillor, 3 NVall Scaling, 2, 3 Student Government, 2,3 NVhen Chaf went to 1919, we of 1920 spoke and felt our regrets pretty strongly. Chaf's an awfully sweet person to know, and has wonderful ability, all of which the school has been quick to recognize, but 1920 will always be glad of the opportunity it had to know her and love her first. You will always he welcome among us as in your own class, and the best wishes and love of 1920 go with you. BlaR'1'11.1x l1il.lZ.'XliI-1'l'll Cll.tx1'1N '-lm-1 33 Fairmont Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts Commuters' Club, 2, 3 l5ertha's always getting sat on! Seems as though the under dog in that Arena stuff deserved numerals, too! It 1sn't every one who gets :1 chance to sit down in Arena either! 26