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

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,Sw A p 2 1951 s: v 1 MGM? do l September Land Meet Events Ist Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Baseball Throw . Schuyler, 210' 10 Breivogel Higgins Shot Put . . . Snyder, 39' 8M :i Strehlis, 37' 1M Novack, 34' 11 High Jump . . Richardson, 4' 7K3 Donnelly, 4' 3 Reed ' Hop, Step, Jump Strehlis, 29' 1 Donnelly, 28' 2 Dobson, 27' 10 S0yd. Dash . . Andrews, 6.5 secs. Goodman Schuyler BasketballThrow Alexander, 75' 3 Novack, 71' Higgins, 68' 3 Running Broad . Schuyler, 14' 4M, Andrews, 14' M Goodman, 13' 6M Javelin . . . Breivogel, 91' M Strchlis, 84' 4M Dobson, 78' 10 Low Hurdles . Goodman, 7.7 secs. Richardson, 7.6 secs. Andrews Hurl Ball . . Snyder, 81' 5 Sjorlund, 80' 1 Morton, 79' 6 Standing Broad . Richardson, 7' 10 Novack, 7' 5 Dobson, 7' 4M , Relay .... Seniors Sophomores i Resulls lst Place-Richardson 2nd Place-Strehlis 3rd Place-Schuyler Seniors-75 273 Sophomores-35 'l'Record broken-Snyder. 18117 A ' . - H' ' .S U L 1121

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g ., ,951 ol..T...s.:.. fr... Crotchecl We're sorry for the others- The would-be happy others Who stayed home with mothers: Miss Nelsen and the others. They swam among the leeches And for their lunch had peaches While we had nice sandwecches And gazed on sandy beeches! Boo hoo-shame on you! This is what you should do just come along to Crotched Don't stay at home and watch it just come along to Crotched- To Crotched! Inst come io Croicbed Seniors trudging up Monadnock All the live-long day- Sophs were running up Mt. Crotched With Ma and Pa along- They had rocks and barren wasteland We had berries and trees! Don't you hear those Seniors sighing? Envying the Sophomores' ease? D! D0ll,f sfay af home and ufafcb ii! Such fun for mamma fMiss Wellmanj and papa QMiss Fouldsj on mountain-climb- ing day at September Camp. Papa, the brave pioneer led the huge family of ambitious Sophs while mamma brought up the rear, nursing various ailments. In spite of all ideas about how easy going down would be, all experienced that certain sensation around the patella when the bottom was finally reached and the good ole -bus arrived! But, perhaps, the most fun came after supper when all could sit clown at Senior Bung and sing the songs composed on the summit of Crotched-these express the spirit of the whole top. if A' Q 5 Illlj

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fdxpj tg?-,KI '71 ag? 1951 1 School and National Records E vent National Ca m 11 Baseball . . Mildred Didrikson, 268' 10 Hodgins, '29 Dallas, Tex. 254' 4K4 Basketball . . . Elinor Churchill, 87' 3 Dillon, '22 Boston, Mass. 84' 9 Hurl Ball . . . Carroll, 104'4K2 La Salle, '27 Florida State College 84' S Javelin . . Mildred Didrikson, 133' SM Weber, '29 Dallas, Tex. 109' 4 6-lb. Shot . . . Perkins, 43' Perkins, '20 Sargent School 43' 8-lb. Shot . . . Rena MacDonald, 42' 3 Snyder, '31 Chicago, Ill. 39' 8M :f Standing Broad Jump . . Gloria Steele, 8' 4 Garber, '30 Ossining, N. Y. 8' 33Mg Running Broad Jump . . Stella Walsh, 18' 9M, Powell, '27 Dallas, Tex. 15' Mg High jump . , . Catherine Maguire, S' W Garger, '30 Eureka, Cal. 4' 7 Mg Hop, Step, Jump . . . Shannon, 34'33X1 Taylor, '25 New Haven, Conn. 31' 11 S0-yd. Dash . . . . Elizabeth Robinson, S 4fS secs. Murphy, '27 Chicago, Ill. 6.2 secs. Low Hurdles, 60-yd. . . Josephine Schessler, 8 secs. Oltar, '29 Agnes Scott College 8.8 secs, High Hurdles . . Worrall, 11 secs. Worrall, '21 Sargent School 11 secs. Pole Vault . . Carl, 7' 2 Smith, '29 New Haven Normal 6' 2 ':'New England 8-lb. Shot Put Record Broken-Louise Snyder, '31. as ,af lllfrl