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

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QQPXLTSM t Gsilillw, S 5' Q 'IQ 55 5' E Q E if E E 5 fbias-suv 'Has-time VIRGINIA lilNG XVORAIAN HGi7IHl'I'U Ginniv Gin XVestport, Un-Italie-Champlain, New York Sargent QU.tRTI5RI.Y Staff, 2 New York State Club S.-uaoIsN'I'.t Board 2 Instrumental Club, 1 Y Black Masque, 2, 3 A humorist who, true to her kind, is quiet. Ginger lintls frequent expression for her thoughts, through her pen, and a lot of her little pictures and verse have struck the r'ht note. ln acltlition, she's another of these small bundles of all-rountl 9XC'KfllCHCC1'llllC quality not quantity brantll Ros.xI,INn '1'IaIIsIcIeL.-wt: YI+:I,vIaR'I'oN S09 Park Avenue, Goldsboro, North Carolina Southern Club, 1, 2, 3 Captain Class Basketball, 1 Last but not least comes our Rosie Y- She'll try to argue against our declaration-there never was anything made to talk about that Rosie coultln't give us all the pros and cons in parliamentary order-but she tlnesn't make us mad. There's a tlecitlecl atlvantage in being able to argue with a soothing effect, so we'll have to hand it to her. Another of her famous attributes is her ability to play basketball, and the Seniors must have missed her sturcly form untler the basket this year. l li.Ax'I'II.fxRINI-1 GRIQICN ..My,. 134 North Stl Street, Reading, Pa. Kay went South for her health, antl tlitIn't return until it was too late to have her picture put in its right place. Here she is last in the list, but by no means least. Success is ahead of her just as it is in her past recorcl. XVe wish her the best there is. I nz

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5 , 4' E gf 0 ' 6 QQQGLFOQ f N INETEEN V .tie s jlgg NQXXQ 1 RUTH EI,1NoR Woonkurr DcNVitt, Michigan VVestern Club I.C.S.A. There is a young person named Ruth Quite famed for her winsome young youth Her dark curly hair, and bright eyes so fair And a passion for telling the truth. Ruth's quite a girl when you know her and a good friend to everybody, We don't believe she ever hurt anyone's feelings in her life. VVish we could say the same. CoNs'rANc'1a XVoons Crn1nir ' 15 Everett Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts Treasurer Christian Association, 2 Class Crew, 2, 3 lf all present indications come true, Connie doesn't intend to teach long after graduation. Ove never were in favor of long hours, either.l We'd like to congratulate her Umanf' for, in popular parlance, he's lucky, and that's the opinion of the school. lfflllil. POND W'oons 99 llighland Street, West Newton, Massachusetts Black Masque, 2, 3 Still waters run deep. Then these must l16,fZltll0lTlS so, for no one could be stiller! fls there such a word?!l But Ethel belongs to 1919 and is all right. l 61 R305 Lo, 5' E 6' qu 076275 N669 'Q Q :Nw 4 if 3:5 :PM -Q tv Q

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F SQEEQLQPQL 53299 if 'iv 2 Y E E by 1-,7 ,fm S7 'Cav 5 S va QS for - N669 7599 'W 1919 llloxt aesllzelifr . Gabey Perrow Mo.vl agreeable Nlary Owcn Alloy! allzlefic Carey lllosl dignifczi Mary Owen lllosl energelir . Clara Perley Jllost lziglzinindcd Jo Cox Jllosl' informed . Ginger VVorman lllost inleresting . Anne Bell Chaflin lllosl generous . Ray Bloodgood llloxt loyal . Ray Bloodgood lllost nolorions . IghlVZ1fl5C1'l'l0llSC-tl'll1'd oor ront. llflosl' popular . hlary Owen illosi' professional Bertha lVIU1'21l1 fllosl promising . . Bertha lVluran Nlosz- public Jpii-ized . Anne Kean Jlloslr lnllezztitse . Eleanor Taylor lllost stylish . Grace Kellogg .Most vxersniile Ellie Squier Brightest . Bertha lVluran Noisiesl . Sandy Thacher llfilliesl' . Tubby Holmes Best zlnnrer . lies! looking Best lnllcer . Bigger! lzlnfcr Bigger! gossip Biggcsl grind Biggest flirt Biggest T,'!l1lIfJ Typical Sargenl girl Beal' known One who has done inoxl for llllf class . Senior tclzo has done mos! for llw Srlzool . Nlil Harmon lim Hathway Bob Coulter Bob Coulter Eleanor Taylor Bobby Stevens Marj Hall Bob Coulter . Crawley Carey Anne Kean Anne Bell Challin TO ?iEisif1l11oR Yours is the hand for guiding l,et not your standards falter, The heath of our future raceg Keep your ideals high, Yours is the brain for leading, The race, to be worth the running, You must set the pace. Has a goal well worth the try. Success has an inner meaning. Measure it.not in wealthg But look for it in the produce- hlental and physical health. DoRo'rIIY E1,w1c1,L, 1 Q2 I. 63