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

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'I ASW! V I 1 il m 1951 fi...- Pctic Camp Can't get 'cm up-can't get 'em up this morning: Can't get 'em up today! Bah-someday that hugler will be mourning For every note her trumpet played. Hi there-hunkie- K -mates-- Awake, behold the dawn- Who's hired out the tooth paste? QTime out-a hundred yawns!J Belt, an' cap-once-white socks all disappeared: jersey, blouse and khaki shorts Sure looking mighty queer. Breakfast bell-headwaitress yell A counting up to ten- A dash across the campus dew- Most locked out again! Lumpy centered muffins On a table set for twelveg Two dozen hands come jammed in traEic- Into food they delve! Campus duties- K's to clean- lnspection-hide things under beds Instructors criticizing CUh-huh, our thoughts she's readj Field and track and water work- Sun-cold-wind-rain- Burning up in rest hours- Charlies!!! Muscles lame?? A'using up our energy A'working all the day- No wonder-when taps quiet us We're wide awake for play!!!!l 'Dress Parade! Dress Parade! False alarm! A tin can bang! Stu. G. out on scouting work fMany a soul should hang!J Peaches every morn-at noon- A peaches raid at night! Two dozen cans kidnapped away- Smuggled out of sight. Dancing-skits-stunt nights Songs at Senior Bung- Gathering round the fireplace A chock-full day is done! Midnight feasts: search-light spreadsg Town org Petie nights: Gem-Ryan's lunchcart Sure were welcome sights! Vespers just at sundown On Half Moon-quiet, still: Day is done-gone the sun From the lakeg from the hill! Carefree C???D, happy, Petie days-- Classmates- K -mates-friends-- All will be recalled In the notes a bugler sends! intl e YE--'..E.:

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59 e fn .4 ai. z ,9,, Y: , , V !1V-- 'EQLHXQ i' , g f. .'::, ? ' . ..i 3 if - Y A':, I '5 5 if' sw I Black and gold are the school colors. The diamond or lozenge-shaped shield is the one used in heralldic art for escutcheons of unmarried women. Upon the shield the com- binded initials SS stand for Sargent School, each being the famous curve of beauty, significant of grace. Together they form a feminine swastika, widely known as an ancient symbol of welfare. The wreath is of olive, sacred to Athena, Goddess of Learn- ing, and a token of victory in the Olympic Games. Below the wreath is a pierced sbar, an heraldic emblem derived from a rowel, here signifying the spur of a high ideal. Our ideal, the Hnest outcome of training, is suggested in the motto, for the name Sargent means serving, and was borne in early times by officers high in the service of the crown, who were especially esteemed for their loyalty-hence, Service and Loyalty. Twiness is a Senior Honorary Society. The name originated from the double S in the center of the Sargent Seal which signifies Sargent Spirit. The society was given birth in the year 1921 with the hope that the old spirit of service and loyalty will take on a new meaning, and that a new spirit of tihoughtfulness and high ideals will result. MEMBERS Margaret Batchelder, '21 Helen Gault, '25 Ethel Brower, '28 Mldred Bunce, '21 Agnes Lumbard, '25 Eileen Cassidy, '28 May Priscilla Fogg, '21 Hope Godwin, '25 Phyllis Hisgin, '28 Ellen jervey, '21 Esther Lahti. '25 Frances Hunter, '28 Phyllis Waterman, '21 Eleanor Holt, '26 Phyllis Kamerer, '28 Marie Kean, '22 Anne Flynn, '26 Anna Larkin, '28 Helen Tracy, '22 Helen Leisey, '25 Gladys Phyfe, '28 Katherine Maslin, '22 Mary MacLean, '26 Lilla Stearns, '28 Frances Haight, '23 Mable McGown, '26 Alberta Burns, '29 Louise Bacot, '23 Hazel Nickerson, '26 Elizabeth Hatch, '29 Florence Clark, '23 Rosamond Vandewater, '26 Margaret Hodgins, '29 Frances Gibson, '23 Elizabeth Wellman, '25 Marilyn Miller, '29 Mary-Katherine Aulick, '24 Elizabeth Andrews Elise Nelsen Josephine Bolger, '24 Anna Muzzey Lydia Roper, '29 Theresa Lammers, '24 Hortense Day, '27 Etta L. Sargent Elsie Jacobsen, '24 Veronica Fennelly, '27 Viola Vanderhoop, '29 Katheryn Matheny, '24 Margaret Gumble, '27 Alice Wheaton, '29 Luella Houser, '24 Vera Havcrman, '27 Christine Decker, '30 Sara Broverman, '24 Dorothy Irvin, '27 Marie Engelking, '30 1 Pricilla Shaw Frances Powell, '27 Betty Garber, '30 Mary Steinbicker, '25 Luella Mueller, '25 Constance Southard, '25 Charlotte Wilson, '25 Henrietta Robison, '27 Katherine Sitterly, '27 Elizabeth Zimmerly, '27 Marion Benfield, '28 Audrey Griffin, '30 Mary G. Kelly, '30 Verne Walker, '30 '14 kt, final