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

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I 21552. xi A 1.951 fi- U B ' ' 'A A B 'B Best All Arozincl . Most Atloletic . Most Intelligent . Best Sport . . Product of '31 . . . ALICE BEANE . . . GRETCHEN SCHUYLER . W. HAMLIN AND B. MOELLER . . . I-IELENE BREIVOGEL I Best Looking . . . . MARY CLEARY Most Attractive . .... CLEMENTINE WENZ Wittiest . . . . . M. SUTHERLAND AND M. BOWEN Most Talenteil . . . . MARY SUTHERLAND v Most Popular . .... WINIFRED HAMLIN Most Personality . . W. HAMLIN AND E. O'CONNELL Most Digniped . .... WINIFRED WYMAN Most Sophisticated . . L. WATERS AND C. WENZ Most N oncloalant . . . MARTHA LODGE Cutest . . . . . NATALIE WooDs Most Feminine . . CLEMENTINE WENZ Best Dresser . . . NATALIE WOODS Tardiest . . UBOUDIE AND IPANAU Busiest . . . HAZEL ANDREWS Most Past . 19 EVERETT Most Future . ...... CLASS OF '31 Cleverest . . . H. ANDREWS AND M. SUTHERLAND Most Tactful . . . . WINIFRED WYMAN Most Optimistic . . H. ANDREWS AND E. O,CONNELL Most Talkative . . . . R. MALKIN AND E. DONNELLY Most Typically Sargeilt . . . . ELIZABETH HATFIELD Best Social Dancer . . PIRKKO PAASIKIVI 1 N oisiest . . . . MILDRED MCGUIRE Most Reliable . . IRJA RYssY is A T A A. F E701

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ffvfs A 4922 1951 QF? a fa 1 Zin jliilemuridm l VIRGINIA ALYCE SIMMONDS 1908 - 1929 To Virginia Simmonds, loyal classmate, high- 9 ranking student, and thoughtful friend, we, the Class of 1931, affectionately dedicate this page. 3468 e if I w ll, ' rm

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2 A mm 1951 QS-------2 5- Class Prophecy, 193 1 Ah, what a fine crystal ball. It tells me many things I wish to know. What do I see in the Ball? What do I see? Let me look, let me look. Quiet. Um! Who is this approaching in the mists. It is getting clearer. Abie Abrams on a stool weaving about peculiarly. What -is that before her. Ah! Her children. She has organized her family of nine into a choral club. Then they will go out and play baseball. Lucky Abie! . I see a street, a sign, a restaurant. The words, ah they.clear. The Frulinger-Krebs- Zarski-Ellis Chop House Inc. I see Anne Duffin, Edna Donnelly and Sadie Krivelow bicycling up to the Chop House and preparing to enter. What's this? Louise Foley, now called the grande olde grammama to those who want to go places. She is 'bowling along at a great rate with Bert Moeller add-ing up the mileage on the rear tires. Someone is opening her mouth and a song is coming out. Mary Cleary practicing scales on top of the Flat Iron building where she is conducting a reducing class made up of Amelia Bucky, Mary Bosworth and Paul Miller, who all gave up their careers to roll around with her. I can see them now, rolling disconsolately about, their fingers in their ears. Ah well! Perhaps- There seems to be a disturbance. A roof is being raised. Bill McQuire and the initia- tion committee are at it again on the Lone Prairie building a school for Cowboys who won't take their boots off. They are calling it the Boot Hill Muscle raising center. The great Artist, Frances Sandblom is visited in her studio out in Hayville, where it's quiet, by two distinguished and eminent authoresses, Andrews and Arthur. They recently published a book entitled, Where Shall we waste Time, or Sargent Girls in their later years. It begins with a touching selection running something like this: If I had any time to waste I'd waste it. You would, too, if you were I. But you're not. Alas! Alack! The great ballet dancers of the Age, Hamlin and Shimonek are making their ap- pearances, Hrst and last at Symphony Hall. Their famous Dance of the bouncing Bears which won so much approval in Iceland is liable to bring down the house in Boston' Here is a peculiar figure. Gretchen Schuyler running around the rim of the Chrysler building leaning precariously over the void and singing a popular song. Gretchen keeps a gymnasium called, Hair raising Gym, for the good people of New York. But you can go in and have your face lifted, that's up to you. Scotty Scotten has a hair dressing apartment and clients are Natalie Woods, Alice Beane and Mary Bowen. She also gives classes in c'orrectives and corrects all who possess such a thing as a functional curve, a Lordosis side bending, lateral, flat back curve, etc. The Wind is roaring in my ears! There is a great wave. Only Mullaney getting into a breeches buoy. She was on a sailing cruise around the world and got stuck on the horn. I 3418- Q I I71l