Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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,WV . WH 192 'tjlickyv Late again! Gee! I can never get to school on time. Go e 1 , 5 , . , 1. 1359 M. I 95133. Wit li Ye. K , Fi, il va xx ,i , , , R f VVALTER FRANCIS BURNS 4119 S. Prospect Street Latin-Scientific HONORS Class Basketball Q2, 3, 4fjg Usher Q2, 3jg Varsity Basketball M15 Senior Play Hjg Monogram Club '21 soul so full of summer warmth, so glad, So healthy, sound, and clear and -wlzolef' This seems to be Micky's favorite expression. One would think his long legs could cover distance with -facility. lVhen he does arrive, as Benson aptly puts it, he comes into our settled circle like a freshet of tumbling water into a still poolf' During this past year VValt has listed typewriting among his other subjects. Rarely does he hit the right keyg you see, Micky never misses anything that is going on about him. Walt's', interpretation of the deacon in the Senior play was so well done that we are sure he'll play his part successfully on tl1e real stage of life. Micky,' plays basketball, too-he doesn't have to shoot the ball for the basketg he simply drops it in. The force and energy of smiling Micky comes, at least in part, from the fact that he is entirely and delightfully human. A host of friends is reluctant to see you leave, VValter. 7'1ve11ty-two 'x . ls m '19-la an 1904 kllft 03 'f I... as ., H' - ,- at ' : fp? FQ 'vm

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In , I Qebl' WND? VCWV t. kigby Lal ' fbi? , , .1 . , H ,6hev1928 GOWQRQ MABEI, MARY BRIEN 8+ Cherry Street Latin-Scientijic HONORS Glee Club CZ, 3, ij, Sodality Sacristan HQ: Prize Speaking Q-Pj, Food Sale Com- mittee 'Tllairlenl with the meek brown eyes, In whose orbs a shadow lies, - 7 Like the dusk in evening skiesfi HMM, B1- It becomes not an irksome task, but rather one of love to write of Mabel. For the very name Mabel means lovable. The maxim, Good things are done up in small packagesf' is true of her, for Mabel is small of stature, with meek brown eyes overshadowed by dark lashes. She is a very self-contained young lady until provoked and then, woe to the culprit when the indignation of France flashes in her eyes. , Mabel can be serious, very serious, but it is her fun-loving side that we have come best to know and appreciate. Her piety and her unquestioning obedience might lead some to think that she will choose to walk the studious Cl0ister's palef' liaughter-loving Mabel is never so content as when' she is amusing some earthly cherub. Her ready sympathy has made Mabel beloved by us all. Since life is measured not by years lived, but by friends made, Mabel's life has already been a fruitful one. Our fondest wish for you, Mabel, is that you may enjoy the best that the world can give. Twenty--one 9 4' QNOIGD 'Colm 'Y : e -Q ' PVT ibfnx r 4- is wg -m 25 e N V

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WL-D f WCHA s,6Be 92 8 j k G Uwe DANTE ANTHONY COMETTA M S. Union Street Cllassical HONORS Class Secretary Qljg Choir Qljg Cheer Leader C-U5 Political Science Or- chestra C3, -ltjg Prize Speaking Q-kj, Art Editor of 'FOYVER Board U'h'y should you doubt mf' because in this bosom Nature hath sown, with a generous hand, 'Dukev Talents for art and for 'worlds I'd not lose 'emf' Youlre right, girls, heis the one whom you have so often seen leading the cheers. Heis the boy who is decked out in white clothes, with the CH on his sweater, with his hair nicely combed, and his shoes neatly polished. Don't you think that you'd be pleased to meet him? Though he did not begin cheer leading till his Senior year, hc is the best we've hzidg he is really an adept. He knows how to cleclaim, too, though he did not carry off the prize in our recent contest, we must say that his particular reading was exceptionally well done. ln his school work he has worked ardcntly among his schoolmates, and has given a worthy testimony of his talents by his drawings for the TOWER of 1927 as well as that of 1928. He pursued the study of art outside of school, a fact which makes his work all the more meritorious. He is a good conversationalist once he has begun, and makes himself especially agreeable with the fair sex. All in all, he is a man with whom you like to associate. 'l'wrmty-lllrnrz agony, ,gh A 'f H i f FAX R