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

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--1-.- 9 g WE? 1951 1--------2 Fr- A Pledge I ll You to the East And I to the West For the ways of men must severg And well it may be for only a day And well it may be foreverga But whethet lwe meet Or whether we part ' For our ways are past our knowing Here's a pledge from the heart To its Fellow-heart On the ways We all are goingg Here's luck! For we know not Where we are going! flee . lu

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'I f f my tm- 66 is 1951 S QS, ' S W . 4 To '31 Your School days now forever o'er You ponder close to tearsg Before you lies Life's open door- Behind, three glorious years. Deep in your memory safely stored Will live these bygone days, Always to be your treasure-hoard Of the past in its golden haze. You are leaving the land of dreams come true To venture far afield, To tackle the tasks Life sets you to do With a courage that will not yield. A faith thatis born of loyalty And service, steadfast and true, However rough the road may be, Will guide you safely thro. As you win your way by Sargent's code May you always find with cheers That before you still is Life's open road- Behind, more glorious years. ' E. B. W. To Miss Elizabeth Wellman who has travelled this very same road, we sincerely extend our hearty thanks in remembering our Freshman Big Sister, Instructor, Advisor, who guided us through our First year-and our Junior-Senior Friend! Good luck! and our best wishes to our First Sargent Instructor, from her First Sargent Class. 519 I l77l

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