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

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ULF ,Qs392ll??0g6, 522. KM E in wi x E Ag-I :gl 92 V ' S' 'ES 009s-N069 7279-with Dolus Mruur: l'l.fXlRl41XNIiS Uni 29 Church Street, YVesthoro, Massachusetts lint is another of our vamping commuters. You know commuters get away with murder while we poor dorm inmates -Oh, l say, Philip, 'tainlt fair, 'tain't fair. Mlrniucn FUl,l.lf1R HFllHI'I'H ll XVoodrow Avenue, Malden, Massachusetts Student Government Council, 2, 3 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3 lVlildred's short hand episode made Z1 joke of K6's maidenly conversation. She is really aesthetic and does splendid work in practice, and always knows things, while her perseverance in vaulting is meritorious. 'l'here's no doubt but that Mildred will he a success. NlARY Lokualxrz If'l1R'l'Nm' 'D11Irh 109 Xvest Broadway, Cohunhia, Missouri llouse Councillor, 3 VVestern Club, 2,3 Senior Hockey Team, 3 Senior Basketball Squad, 3 Here's one of our smart people who get through in two years. YVell, we admire that sort of thing and wish we could do it ourselves.-but we don't want to lose any of our Sargent days and we wish Lorraine could be with us till we're through. 32

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gtmotfofp Qtqotfopp E Lo I0 QE LQ ?4lG iwfagii' X Po L: xy x,-4 E 4'-I w A E gf W Q3 of ' ig S5 of Q6 A of 495-New 769g tab iVI.1x1e,yom' LOUISIC Dfuuzow 'vim-j Chatham, New York President Student Government, 3 President l.C.S.A.,2 Secretary Student Gov'r, 2 Iiditor-in-chief of Undergraduate Student Government, 1 Department Sargent Qunri1'rly, 2 House Councillor 2 Athletic Association l, 2, 3 Christian Association 1, 2, 3 New York State Club, l, 2, 3 English Club, 2 Glue Club To say that a girl has been President of Stu G means something here at Sargent. To say that she was a good one means mo1'e: and the school will back us when we say that Mari has been all that could be desired in the way of Stu G heads. She gave us good straight hits when we needed them, but was above all, an example of being human and still wielder of the biggest stick Sargent gives its girls. NVe wish you all success in your future work, Marj ! i4ll,lZ.-XBIi'l'II AILICICN D.'XN lS, AB. Sliz 2212 First Street, N. VV., VVashington, D. C. Southern Club 2, 3 Sliz was one of 16 Mellen's first products, and a good one too. Under a quiet exterior, she masks a spirit of fun that ranks with the liveliestg a thorough good sport, she's a pal to the end. SIiz', is all wool. VVe have learned with much pleasure that a certain man wants her forever, and we offer our congratulations to him--he's getting one big prize. Tu ic1.M.ix M c'DoN.fx1pn D UNCAN uljllilfn 2074 Cornhall Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Student Government Council,l W'estern Club 2, 3 HX Club, 2,3 From far away Saskatchewan there came to us one autumn morn. a tall attractive maid, who was a little hard to know, a little bashful but not slow, and sweet and good, 'tis said. That was our Dune when she came here, and she hasn't changed much. A little hard to knowf' there is gold beneath, and we who have found it, know that it is good. ,si

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S+ 'Z QQtQ0LF0p get .O fo VY Q 049g NQXXQ selqgi 5900 41-79 N089 6' S., .Q .ya Q 1 'w Hl4,l,liN l'R.'XNl'liS CJ.'Xl,l..XGlllCR l-I-U Pleasant Street, Arlington, Massachusetts Ulee Club, l VVall Scaling,l Helen has made the jazz Band famous in its application to humans. lf these two sisters eoultl only be Siamese twins the worlcl would be a snap to them both. NIM' C. G.lx1.l..xolt1clz 1-lil Pleasant Street, Arlington, Massachusetts May spends all hc-r waking hours keeping Helen on the straight and narrow, and all the night time calming clown K9 to listen to Taps and say good night. Sbe's a Missionary pure and simple. lJono'rnY Gooml.-xx ..,4,Ul.. S6 Howland Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts Commuters' Club, l Athletic Association, 1,2, 3 Dot is known as having the most wonderful spirit in bet class. XVe can never forget the swimming meet she entered just to bring one more point to 1919, nncl in everything else she has been the same loyal supporter. Q . , .m