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

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fdxpp tg? 6 159 E 'aye-Q75 1951 +Lg,4'f2iE?,QigV.f7'----:------fa 1 Glec Club Only through perfect co-operation can we attain the best for this club of many members. It is this fine spirit which has made our success possible this year. Our hope is that it shall be continued to the highest point. We sincerely hope that our purpose has been fulfilled-to bring about a higher appreciation and love of good musicg we trust also that we have succeeded in adding our bit of beauty and pleasure to life at Sargent. President . Seeretiiry-Treasurer . Business Manager . Aeeompanist Helen Abrams Ruth Arthur Ruth Ambrose Mary Cleary Mildred Campbell Margaret clapp Sadie Krivelow Rebecca Malkin Gladys Morrison Harriet Ocker Constance Davis Madeline Trow Marian Newcomb OFFICERS MEMBEIKS Mary Sutherland Eleanor Rehberg Eleanor Daly Christine Heer Jane Brownell Staples Persinger Miriam Ellis Einma-Grace Boudiette Claudine Lahore Julia Pratt Estelle Conary Alice Bloomfield Sigyn Lindquist To sing out the life there . HELEN ABRAMS CONSTANCE DAvis . MARY CLEARY GLADYS MORRISON Winifred Hamlin Madeline Higgins Bessie Hickey Dorothy Baker Dorothy Barton Caroline Brandle Margaret Barton Esther Yamins Jeanne Chagnon Nancy Niessen Anita Oullettc Eleanor O'Connell is lUiIfl7il1-,,- final SEE-

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'I A Q59 o Q - 1951 yz.. , 3' . -f f . , a W ft 1 I 5 -:ff ' fl- Dramatic Club ll President . ., . RUTH J. ARTHUR Vice-President . . EDNA LEARNED Secretary . . . ROBENA SENIOR Treasurer . . . . LOUISE SNYDER Faculty Advisor .......... Miss PATTEN The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to bring together those especially interested in theatricals. These members present, each year, a three-act play or its equivalent. This year's program included three one-act plays. The Knave of Hearts fur- nished the element of Comedy, Drama was portrayed by The Valiant and Mystery through A Night in an Inn. These three plays are very well known and are exceed- ingly popular. The Christmas Pageant, An Assembly and numerous other presentations were also successfully sponsored by the members of this year's Dramatic Club. MEMBERS Hazel Andrews Frances Crowell Margery Martin Ruth Arthur Constance Davis Staples Persinger Jeanne Baily Elizabeth Deering Eleanor Rehberg Dorothy Barton Claire Diauto Gunhill Roos Alice Beane Anne Duffin Beatrice Rosenthal Margaret Behmer Rosalind Foster Marian Ross Mary Bosworth Winnifred Hamlin Dorothy Sjorlund Emma-Grace Boudiette Bessie Hickey Robena Senior Mary Ann Bunk Gertrude Hubbard Louise Snyder Berry Chaffee Edna Learned Beatrice Stevens 4 Adelaine Chrisrhilf Mildred Lester Mabel Wfolff Mary Cleary Claudine Lahore Act in its typical, lovely way-J' 43 a A s - Q3 D..--L.. IIZSJ ll

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5- Ss R A 1951 'mat ' 5'- 53592 MM-HT---:M 3 FF t , 4 l xo' K of X2 f i b f Q62 ' f, X 1 pl ix .41 J 4151! i EEESEE L ff 2 ' a t I l 'WV --.. , . JN Lllil'fQ:,,U - Retumm i oc Club Presidemf . . . MARY CLEARY Vice-President . . . AMANDA CLARK Secretary-Treasurer . . MARY HOGAN Girls, not living in the dormitory and showing a reasonable interest in che club, are eligible for membership. Up to 1930 the organization has been known as the Commuters' Club, but this year the name was changed to Retummoc Club. The ultimate aim of Retummoc is to provide a social side to the school e of all Commuters. With this in view, dances, teas and theatre-parties a e arranged and compensates to a certain degree for che lack of dormi- ory life. - Let us hope that Retummoc ' lively club. lif r t will continue to be a cooperative and And ride on tforou lo g college a' aiysli-1 Qfgrir 51:71 l in 5 . ...-...'