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

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'I ef E 1 I951' 'gZfF?f5---- +--fa F:-. I Athletic Association President . . GRETCHEN SCHUYLER Vice-President . . ANNE PHAROAH Business Manager . . . ALICE BEANE Assist. Business Mgr. . . HELEN WESTAWAY Secretary . . . . ELIZABETH CHAFFEE Treasurer . . JULIA NovAcK Auditor ............ Miss NELSON The Athletic Association is the organization that plans, schedules, and carries out all school meets, games, and large events. The aim of this association is to promote interest in gymnastics, athletics, and aquatics, and to emphasize true sportsmanship? Every student is a member of the Athletic Association and is entitled to take part in any event in accordance with the by-laws. - Only through the loyal support and complete cooperation of the students is this association able to build up and maintain the high stand- ards of athletics of Sargent School. Play fbe game fo fbe Finish, 443' te f - 9. .... lmj

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-. - lisjts, i is I93I'i Q ..-. Q ' ' E it S i S Student Government President . . ....... WINIFRED I'IAMLIN Vice-President. . . . . IRJA RYssEY Treasurer . . . LOUISE RICHARDSON Secretary . . . . . . RUTH PosT Assistant Secrciary . . ELIZABETH DEERING Senior Representative . . - . HELEN ABRAMS Sophomore Representathfe . . . . . . ANNE SCI-IONLAND Responsibility is the keynote of our Student Government. Every girl must share alike in its successes and failures. She must strive to instill within herself the ideals of Service and Loyalty which are the embodi- ment of Sargent. It is toward this end We are Workingg building ever on the firm foundation of sincere, fine girls who are the student body of Sargent. Because the stars are set so high- Shall we accept defeat? What then would keep us looking up If they were at our feet? l Who share alike-respolzsibilifyg IIIZOJ ll Qrfyte -E ge. W ES YL-4-T':

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15819 ' , 1951 S: ' C s . . s it H S S ' ' , ' L i'A Y. W. C. A. President . . ...... WINIFRED WYMAN Vice-Presia'ent . . EDITH STAPLES Secretary . . . . . HARRIET OCKER Treasurer . . . . . . . FRANCES SANDBLOM Chairman of Social Service ....... MARY Boswonrx-I Y. W. C. A. has for its triple purpose the development of the mental, physical, and moral sides of our lives. To the Sargent girl, the Y has previously suggested mainly Chapel, which consists of opening exercises, announcements, music, and many interesting and inspiring speakers. In addition to Chapel are the Cedar Hill and Poland Springs Conferences, and other retreats, where the Sargent girls have proved themselves worthy representatives. The Cabinet, which consists of nine to twelve members, is the execu- tive body of the organization. Short meetings are held during the year to discuss plans for the present and future Work, and for finding opportuni- ties for greater service through the Social Service department. This year We decided to make the Y opportunities more available and consequently we have started Y. W. C. A. Open House held every two or three weeks on Sunday afternoons. These consist of travel talks, group discussions, vesper services, and trips to places of historical interest. Through these various activities of the organization-Chapel, Vespers at Camp, Social Service, Conferences, and Open House, Y. W. C. A. fosters the spiritual activities of school and camp. Live a happy, worilowloile life, as lfizzl