Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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He was quiet, peaceful, and sincereg N if A -tm , W D l l I CH 6 JQQ' QQ?-., i, ar i..6he .el2 O G a BERNARD IRVING FITZSIMONS 28 Russell Street Classical HONORS Class Basketball Q2, 3, 4-jg Usher Q3, -U5 Prize Speaking Three qualities of which you seldom hear? Bernie This finely cut young chap has never caused any trouble either to his teachers or his classmates. He is quiet and peaceful, his manners are gentle, bland, and courteous. VVhen BernieU is around, you may be assured that all will be peaceful.. As a student he does not excel, but he is a plugging worker who never quits until his unceasing efforts are exhausted. He makes use of his after-school hours by working for one of the great A. Sz P. stores. He has u business inclination and it would not surprise us in the least some day to hear that Bernie,' was president of that great business concern. VVe hope that he will be successful and be of as much service to the world as he has been to us. Twen ty-nine V gs sh gan, .. Q 3 5 591 niggas ' gigs

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A E9 fffgggj ,,.' . P6535 6'1e ...J2 ' GOQIQG-JaRf FREDERICK FAYETTE 81 Maple Street Classical HONORS Class President Q3, 4-jg Business Man- ager HQ, Class Basketball Cl, 2, 3, flfjg Varsity Q3, 425 Choir QI, 2, 3, 4115 Prize Speaking-First Prize QQ, Usher Cl, 2, 3, IU, Dramatic Club C-Ljg Political Sci- ence f He is of that race immortal, 'fB.J., Bananas, Freddie Whose bfams make broad The common. light of day. Just Freddie seems the sum total of this enigmatic young man. Dark and debonair, Freddie is a firm believer in freedom of speech at all times and places. A person to be reckoned with on the basketball floor or in the classroom is Freddie, With his spontaneous love of fun and his constant invention of new pranks to play, he has often left usi, breathless in our attempt to keep pace with him. His disposi- tion, however, is well balanced with a goodly portion of wit and wisdom. Freddie is the ideal all-round boy. In school, as well as in the business world in which he occasionally spends his spare time drumming up trade for l1is father, Freddie's wholesome good nature and boundless kindness have won for him many good friends. Two years in succession the responsibility of class president has been laid on his shoulders, and he has proved himself most worthy of and competent for the task. On the basketball court he has also figured fairly, playing his best at all times to place his team in the lead. P He has been wisely called our Math sharkug few are the problems he cannot solve. His dramatic ability has surprised us all, for in addition to the exceptional talent he displayed in playing the role of the hen-peeked husband in our Senior play 'he gracefully walked off with the first prize in a speaking contest. Gracious in manner, generous in nature, practical in business affairs, Freddie leaves no wiser nor better man 'in l1is Alma Mater. V 7'1c1e11ty-eight t i, .... . -ac' f,,+ ..,... w 3 - .532 arg fm 21.

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f Q9 Q ,, far, ' ' , mfr rm so 50 wi 1- 6113 2 a n o e JAMES PROCTOR KELLY 144 Spruce Court Lati'lL-Scientific HONORS Glee Club fljg Choir Cl, 2, 3, Hg Class Basketball Q2, 3, Aljg Class Secre- tary Q3jg Usher Q3, -U5 Monogram Club Qlfjg Cheer Leader Qljg TOWER Board grip. nJf,,,,j' -Alzrogv rl greater and nobler spirit no man lzatlzfi He rushed on the floor with a boisterous voice, Come on gang, let's make some noise. Never morose, cold or inimicableg always jolly, warm-hearted, and friendly is this line, plueky Irishman. .Iim,' has suf'Hcient talent for the court, though his noble spirit led him to accept the position of cheer leader. VVith 'il'roe,s', leading spirit our basketeers and Sluggers always fought their way to victory. Jim,', the old reliable, has also assisted the chanting nest with his golden voice. Those having attended the High Masses will tell you that. In the schoolroom, on the street, or out leading cheers for his school, Jimmie is always the same. He never meddlcs with the business of other peopleg would there were more who possessed this happy trait! Kelly never fails to enjoy a joke, be the joke on himself or on his neighbor. He is always a helper, especially Where no self-glory is concerned. Books? Y-e-s, he likes them now and then! Girls Oh, we don't know a thing about that-but we do realize that we are parting with :1 great pal whose laughter and pluck have won for him the admiration of his class and faculty. and we can well rest assured that some day Jim is bound to occupy an important position in the world. Good luck, .lim.U Thirty cb Un G Q-gg' y .mf G . . C as. .as 5 -.ma - VJ so A I, .ie W' mg.