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

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l Qzigsftff g 1951 7: ' g v I S S f Nl T -S 3 f l -3, -',,,,...... ffl' x X if A Ax S Southern Club President . . . . . . . VIRGINIA LEE NETTLES Vice-President . . . STAPLES PERSINGER Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . MARIE MCGINNIS The Southern Club is one of the oldest clubs at Sargent and each year it welcomes most cordially those girls who hail from way down South in Dixie. Though their meetings aren't as close together as they might be, the get-togethers are enthusiastically looked forward to by every mem- ber. Those girls who live South of the Mason-Dixon line have things in common, but two thin s in articular make their link a little stron ers- g P S they are all far away from home and they all speak the same language! As long as there is a Sargent School we hope there will be a Southern Club. Good luck to you! HoNoRARY MEMBERS Miss Aulick Mrs. Sargent MEMBERS Marie Louden Eleanor Parker Marietta Picot Veronica Shimonek Virginia Arbuckle Louise Whitney Reba Ensor Ann Ball B. U. Members Margaret Christ Adelaine Christhilf Reece Edmondson Constance Davis May Crawford Elizabeth Hatch Dora Gwinn Rebecca Harvey Louise Horrine For-all of these close get-togetbersn Qitp C. in IflJ01

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rgwf E -L 1951 yzr... ,V - U , A E g E Vi: . 1 K- C ' ' K A 2 4 N X ff if ff If X 4' lakh-. nw X A T' Q 4' i s C QKEQ QH 6 0-,Q I Riding Club Presicicwt . . . . . FRANCES T. SANDBLOM Secretary-Trc'nsurcr . .... . . . FLORENCE AYRES This year the Riding Club has tried to establish and strengthen the foundation of an organization of worthy membership. The members have not only progressed in the art of good horsemanship but also have become familiar with the cultural value of this renowned type of recrea- tion. Their membership has been worthy of developing their dynamic skill to a high degree of equestrienne intelligence. May the efforts of this year,s organization towards the expansion of acquired competition of this unexcelled sport animate the future mem- bers to uphold and further the progressional standards of Sargent's Youngest Club. Florence Ayres Janet Bridgham Margaret Clapp Mary Cooke Margaret Barton Ruth Gross Jesse Griffen Dora Gwinn Kitty Kyle Nancy Niessen Gretchen Schuyler Frances Sandblom Louise Richardson Barbara Tuthill Bess Lee Eileen Reilly Ruth Kellogg Carlotta Ramsey Staples Persinger Edna Learned Anal though there may be a Fall 01100 in awbile! - Q .3 , - -E 14 ,C .3 Zi.: fl291 !.I

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fm 1951 S v5 ' -Q -Qfyy' - .- ...- t .-... Q . Q . 1 C ' in 4. , i s-H' ' E' Q7, 6 , I ill-s . 7 D' . V X ,7- -.-1 I! . ' A I -V- I Pennsylvania Club Once a month the loyal Keystone girls meet and spend a social hour together playing bridge and enjoying dinner and theatre parties. A bigger and better Pennsylvania Club!-is our sincere wish. OFFICFRS Preszdent . . . . . DOROTHY FRUHLINGER Vzee Preszdent . . . . . MARTHA WRIGHT Secretary Treasurer . . . . . CHARLOTTE RAKESTRAW MEMBERS Louise Bailey Margaret Behmer Betty Mae Brown Madeline Cooney Dorothy Fruhlinger Dorothea Fegley Dorothy Kichline Mildred Langan Martha Lodge Florence Miller Nancy Niessen Nellie Pritchards Beatrice Rosenthal Charlotte Rakestraw Edna Shure Evelyn Stoner Alma Scotten Martha Wright Pen our life at Sargent indelible fllll 3524-2-7-