Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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ml kd .3 f . ,Ghe 2 gg! N :dig Mu I 932, ,L fwW 32, Yr' , , 6 owe RJ 'V' ' 1 ' ' Y sv ,W ' I BERNARD JAMES DOYLE 21 Cherry Street General HONORS Varsity Basketball QI, 2, 3, flfjg Class Basketball Cl, 2, 3, Mg Assistant Mana- ger of Basketball CSU, Baseball f2, 3, ftjg Monogram Club fl, 2, 3, Mg Athletic Editor Choir fl, 2jg Sophomore Basketball Coach. I Barney,' A youth, athletic and content, I wander through the worldf' Barney need not wear a bunch of shamrot-ks and a green necktie to show us that he is one! of those valiant sons of Erin. Indeed his name would quite suffice, and look into those smiling Irish eyes. Could we have mistaken him? If you want further proof just listen to him talk. In athletics, Barney has proved himself to be the eighth wonder of the world, especially in basketball. In his .Iunior year he even volunteered to go to Burlington High School to put some pep in their basketball squad. But he returned to the Green and VVhite to spend his last year with his own. 1'Barney is very choice in selecting his friends, especially his lady friends. VVe do not wish to judge rashly, but it is rumored that he prefers blonds. There is no one who follows up scholastic basketball who doesn't know of the name Doyle. For two successive years Barney made the all-Vermont team as guard and well he deserved this position. Though not as brilliant in classes as on the court, Barney , manages to get good marks, and by dint of hard study occa- sionally places himself upon the honor roll. In a word, he is a real man. If you ever feel blue Qhere is a secretj ask Barney , to tell you some of his fish stories. May yours be a profitable future, Barney Boy. 'I'wenty-five no 'ln s Q U mo, - -as - is 1 ' gif ,. are y-S25 I

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wig 1 , if Q- 4 - v. , aaa ' gil! WDW ' WGN 6 .-MQ' ,,- . -1 GHQ J2 ...Q G PAUL LUKE DUNN 103 King Street Latin-Scientific HONORS Class Basketball U, 2, 3, 4125 Varsity Basketball Cl, 2, 3, lj, Captain of Var- sity Class Treasurer Baseball Q2, 3, Q5 Monogram Club Q2, 3, ' God will not love thee less, because men Hgedyf ffgpifv love thee more. Speed and aggressiveness, combined with unlimited, skill and fighting spirit, have Won a name for this dimple-chinned lad. Though he does not occupy the same position of leadership in studies, he manages to attain good standards. Red is one of the gang and is a source of much pleasure. Though not a bit forward or bold, this lad has caused many a maidis heart to flutter, and has called forth such pathetic appeals as Captain, O, My Captainf' He has acquitted himself nobly as treasurer of our class, and as captain of the varsity basketball team could not be excelled. In the interscholastic tournament Paul was the highest scorer and was chosen as the center for the all-Vermont team. His manner in the classroom and on the basketball court has won for him the title of a gentleman and a good, clean sport. Just as he has always been a leader among his classmates, so Without doubt will Red rise to leadership in whatever vocation he embraces. The class of ,28 is proud to have numbered you, Red, among her own. Twen ly-sim 962.9 Go 0, 1 w 'Y ic e U NF? Tiff ! we . as , D H Q . vs,,,,5 . ff 'm .