Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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HOVS ARD FRANCIS BROYVN ..- i019 fb -ash :gil 'NY' RYCRNV ,af.J L Qfsi as may QQ ?- GLQ Q34 y e, Buddy is small but, my! What- - - a - - - man! Al- ways willing to help in any class venture, he is a friend indeed. Hindered by the lack of stature, Buddyy' is nevertheless, an active member of the class basketball and touch football squads. Always cheerful, mischievous, and full of fun. These are the qualities which describe Buddy. Remember, Buddy, people grow until they are twenty-one, but even if you don't, Napoleon was short. Ilanors: Communion Club fl, 2, 3, LU, Study Guild QQ, Honor Student fl, QQ, Class Basketball f3, 40, Class Night HQ, Historical Society fl, :2, 3, 4-Q, Class Baseball QU, Touch Foot- ball 449, Boys' Glee Club 443. YERONA BARBARA BROYVN Verona may be small but you'd never guess it by the big things she has accomplished. Since her Hrst day at C. H. S. she has been a bright light in our'lives. lVhy has she become more enthusiastic at the games this year? The only explanation is her interest in the gym. VVe have spent many happy days with you, Verona, and now we send you forth into the world to spread happiness and goodness wherever you go. Ilonors: Communion Club QQ, 3, ij, Historical Society f3, 40, Glee Club Q3, 40, Commencement Usher Q3j, Class Officer MQ, Study Guild OLD, Sodality QQ, 3, 4-J, Prize Speak- ing' QQ, 4-Q, Little Imlifm Board MQ, TOVVER Board HQ, Class Nite QQ, 3, 4-Q. DORIS IRENE BUSHEY This young lassie may be called the pride of our class. She possesses fine qualities, and is optimistic even to the extent of being cheerful in the face of a chemistry exam. Strange as it may seem, Doris is inclined to like the town across the river. Can it be she has an attraction there or is it just the climate? VVe feel confident that Doris will be a true friend to others as she has been to us. Honors .' Communion Club fl, 2, 3, LU, Class Nite fl, Q, 3, 4j, Sodality fl, 2, 3, 4j, Basketball fl, 2, 3, 40, Glee Club Q3, -lj Mission Units QQ, Townn Board MQ, Study Guild HQ, Com- mencement Usher QSQ, Historical Society fl, 2, 3, 40. s 44279,

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1' ' l XAN 3, ov 712: JA-' I i, 6l1ellWQ34f 6 owen JANE ESTHRR BOVE Petite, studious, generous, cheerful-the sum of these adjectives equals 'ilennyf' lVhenever thereis work to be done, this quiet little miss emerges from somewhere, but when it is completed, Jenny , quietly withdraws into the background. No self-praise in this damsel. Her quiet, unassuming man- ner will make for her many friends. Characteristics such as these insure success, whatever be her path in life. Au revoir, .lenny.,' Ilonors: Historical Society fl, 9, 3, M, Class Nite fl, Sj, Mission Units fl, 3j, Sodality Cl, 2, 3, 40, Study Guild CQ, Communion Club fl, 2, 3, 43, Secretary QQ. NATALE MARK BOVE YES, HChrisU is one of the store-managers and he is a good one too. Although small of stature, Chris l1as a generous heart as we have experienced whenever there was anything to be given away. Natale is an enthusiastic basketball supporter. That is one of the reasons why our class l1as made progress in that line during our high school days. You have proved a true classmate Natale, and we praise you highly. Ilonors: Manager Varsity Baseball Maj, Assistant Manager f3j, Class Baseball QQ, 3j, Class Basketball Q3, 4-Q, Communion Club C13 2, 3, 4j, Historical Society Q1, 2, 3, bij, Mission Units qs, 3, 4 . IVAN JOSEPH BOYEA VVe now introduce the outstanding athlete of our class. Ivan has been a valuable player on the varsity basket- ball and baseball teams for three seasons. As captain of the varsity basketball team this season, he has proved to be a capable leader. He is an ideal Cathedral athlete. As Editor-in-Chief of the Little Indian, he has proved that his future undertakings will be successful. Vlle bid farewell to a loyal classmate of whom we are justly proud. Hozzorsq Varsity Basketball QQ, 3, 4-Q, Captain Q-ij, Class Basketball Cl, 2, 3, -lj, Co-captain Q3j, Varsity Baseball CQ, SD, Communion Club QQ, 3, 45, Study Club 140, Touch Football Q3, lj, Captain Q3, Q, Little Indian Board Editor e262

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-' 4 Q fb 10 7,2 .ze 'wi fli J i Gite 19 3 R, C. .1 far I A s 1 3--1' GEORGE VINCENT Cl Alilxh It was with great pleasure that we yi eltomcd George into our class in our Sophomore year. The success of the Historical Society this year is due in great part to the untiring efforts of President George. Easy-going, witty, good-natured sum up the pleasing characteristics of this young man for whom we wish all kinds of success. Honors: Historical Society fl, Q, 3, Q, President Historical Society MQ, Commencement Usher, Glee Club HQ, Touch Football MQ, Class Basketball C3, 40, Class Baseball f3j, Study Guild Q4-J, Towiiu Board QQ. Class Nite CU. ALBERT EDXVARD COUTLRE It was a great pleasure for us when K'Bert joined our class in tl1c middle of our Sophomore year and we regret that he should not have spent the entire four years with us. He has become a necessity to our school days, without him they would not seem complete. VVe hear that his ambition lies in the car industry. Go to it, Bert,,' for you have our most hearty wishes for a successful career. Ilonors: Class Basketball fl, QQ, Class Baseball Cl, 2, 3, D. Prize Speaking QED. DONALD DANIEL COREY Don is one of the few of our classmates who is blessed with a. quiet disposition. He is a serious youth of whom we expect great things. Although Don has taken an active part in athletics, he has not neglected his class. VVe think he has an added attraction outside of school, because, as soon as school is dismissed, he quietly passes out the door. Keep going till you reach the top, Don.', Ifonors: Communion Club fl, 2, 3, bij, Class Baseball fl, 9, 3, 441, Class Basketball fl, 2, 35, Class Nite Q1, 2, 35, Historical Society -LQ, Manager Hockey MQ, Class Football QS, M, Glee Club QU, Study Guild Q-1-J, Mission Units CID, Choir 44 28 rv