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

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KA fig! twigs 6 S T 1 1951 L--+----fl Fl . T 4 v - Freshman Intersection Meet The real Sargent Spirit was portrayed by the Freshmen on the night of their debut. The competition between the three sections was keen and clean-all the partakers eager to present a satisfying demonstration. It was acclaimed by both judges and spectators that the class was more than successful in accomplishing this aim. It was a fine performance from be- I ginning to end. Each division presented an excellent exhibition in marching tactics under Miss Wellman's supervision succeeded by floor work under the capable student leadership. The folk dances, baseball throws and relays followed in splendid form. V The Sophomores with their professional attitude deserve a great deal of credit for their commendable officiating. The Freshmen-as classmates and performers made a favorable im- pression with their zeal and enthusiasm. LEADERS Section 1-Virginia Chamberlain Section 2-Beatrice Hunt Section 3-Gertrude Schatz ' RESULTS First Place .... Section 1-25 Second Place . . Section 2-19 Third Place . . Section 3-12 One, Two and Three Strove for victory- But-wlaen all was done- On to 11-was 'Section One! ' 23 S A e e . ee I Iflxsl

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who , 1951 fa r r ' W y A gs g Varsity Hockey It's the way you show up at a show down that counts. During those cool fall days the Buckingham Field presented a scene of many industrious sportswomen-full of vim and vigor as they dashed up ' and down the field-practicing dribbles, attacking, driving-all the fun- damental technique of hockey-and finally the actual game itself. With the selection of the Varsity team, the season with the real battle was on! The players demonstrated some excellent teamwork, the foot work l was speedy, while the stick work displayed well aimed shotsg and the scores piled up. The games were well attended by peppy cheerers as the hockey season rolled round. And thus, We point with not little pride to our last Sargent Varsity Hockey Team: TEAM Alexander c.f Furano r.h Schuyler l.i Bennett c.h Richardson r.i Meitzner l.f Burgess r.i Tobaldt r.f Beane l.i Clark, A. r.f Hatfield l.W Lill l.h Donnelly r.W. Nass Goa GAMES Nissen O Sargent 3 Motley Club 1 Sargent 3 All Boston 6 Sargent 1 '+4'3 a g -S B is Qt u IH71

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'I 8 Q or 'M Lag-21951 fl.- 1 i 4 Christmas Interclass Meet The pleasant and agreeable antagonism in the atmosphere seemed to cnthuse both the onlookers and contestants which resulted in very inspir- ing cheers of the spectators thus raising the spirits of the participants to the highest degree of potentiality. It would take little or no imagination to picture the excitement in the old gym -with the red, blue and yellow banners floating from the respective cheering sections. .All the pep and vitality in the students was exhibited on this night- that is when they weren't holding their breaths as the few competitors from each class flew over the six foot rope on the giant stride. A few envious looks were seen on the faces of the spectators as the Frosh slid gayly down the ladders. Folk Dancing Games Senior: Topsy Baseball Throw Marching Apparatus Support Sophs: Irish Dance Hitpin Baseball Ladders Freshmen: Jingle Bells Obstacle Relay Giant Stride FINAL PLACES Isl--Freshmen--2 4 2nd-Senior-17 3 rcl-Sophomores-9 The Old Gym reekecl in every rafter- Wfiifo many zz cheer-and hearty laughter! 44185 Y A rr.: Ifl391