University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

Page 76 text:

III! ll 'l D C C BURCHARD ERNEST GREENE Literary Scientific Saranac Lake, New York 'Qfflzlrition knows no reslf,--Lytrtofn. Alpha Tau Omega, Saranac Lake High School, Dlra- maitic Clubg Wig and Buskin, President fggjg Class Track Cr, 2, 35, Manager CI, zjg Cast College Play C355 Junior Prom Committee. Burch Greene, as Tom Palmer, opposite,l'- well, never mind w'ho, for it's all right any Way since it is all over. Alt any rate We believe Burch should at the very least receive a berth in the Hall of Fame at Saranac Lake, N. Y. flft is said to be a good actor one must receive inspiration--at times and Burch is a good actor-at 'times.j Buroh's greatest talent lies in his ability to put things across Burch Without knowing how it's to be done. Gee! It must be ia grand and glorious feelin' CARL I. GUSTAFSON General Science VVorcester, lllassachusetts I will go waslzj dnzl when my face is fair you shall p6I'C6'l71U Wlzetlzez- I blush or nof'-Coriolanus. Clark University. This ambitious, athletiic, red-cheeked man is cer- tain to Win his way into the hearts of his class- mates. A Clark transfer, he early recognized that Chemistry at Clark did'n't have the future that Lledicine at Vermont did. Gus, was qui-te a bear in social and athletic life at Clark, and it is not too much to expect that he'll make good here. Yet he tcmpers this frivolous tendency with copious dlraughtfs of German philosoplay and ac meerschaum. When I coached Basketball at Clark. Carl 74 E Ln ll ijt

Page 75 text:

E li ll ll cn Leon LEON B. FULLER lllechanioal Engineering Springfield, Vermont From labor there shall some forlh rest. -Longfellow. Kappa Sigmag Springfield High School, Class Hockey Cljg Corporal fzj. This latter-day specimen of the Neandertihal man broke the domestic tether three years ago, sold the family cow, and from the proceeds derived there- from, entered t1he hordes of blacksmiths and ma- chianics that toil unceasingly before the Hery furn- aces and colossal anvils. He is the originator of that humane movement, l'Let youwr hair grow and flim- flam tihe barbfersf' which has had such a rapid' growth during the last few months. He hasn't made a helluva lot of noise yet but We are piatienltly Wait- ing tlo hear him explode. CHARLES I-HENRY GOYETTE General Science ' Essex Junction, Vermont I-fe's tough, 1nzz'rzm, tough is J. B. Tough and defvilish sly. --Dickens. Phi Chig Essex Junction High Schoolg Catholic Clubg Pre-Medic Club, President Qgjg Class Football QI, 2, 31, S. A. T. C. Football fzj. See that animated cyclone, 'headed in the general direction of the Hash House? Thats ouir bow- legged young Hercules from Essex Junction, trying to rcatoh his four hundfred horse power limousine for his native village 'and infcirdenrtally the weekly feed. Charley, who has been one of the stellar attraicftions for ,QI at basketblall for the past three seasons, decided Itao break into football this year. Quiet and unassumlinrg, with a cheery word for everyone, thi-s old boy will surely follow in the footsteps of the otfher great men from S. X. 73 Cllfllliei' E

Page 77 text:

D ll IIVQI ... Padieu GEORGE NORM.AN HAIGH Commerce and Economics Burlington, Vermont The fire i' the flint shows not till it be struck. -Timon. Kappa Sigmag Burlington High Schoolg Key and Ser- pent, Melissedong Class Football fljg Class Basketball Cz, 2, 35, Class Baseball fzjg Aissiistanit Manager Basket- ball C355 Sophomore Hop Commiitteeg Sergeant fzj. Pady is a man to tie to. Steady and reliable, we hnave learned fto depend on him to come thnoiugh ir: the pinches. He has a map that reminds you of the Great Stone Face, buit loosens up in congenial company. One of our few allearound athletes. A good side-kicker in any college activity, solid, clearf headed, and good-nzvtureid. P2ady earned a com- mission as second louie', at Plaititsburg, and won his spurs in the battle of Blooeyville. Cited for bravery ant the Ha-Wi-an Gardens. Y'all from lVIissisip'? lVlarch the battery to mess. PLATT GEORGE HERRICK Literary Scientific . Pawlet, Vermont Courage in danger is half the battle. --Plautus. Alpha Tau Omega, Mit. Henmon Schoolg Class Pres- idenit Cgjg Executive Committee C113 Sophomore Hop Committee Qzj. We have had explicit instructions from our chief, who in hi-s turn has been ordered by Prex,' to put in this grind only what hte, the President, would wish. We interviewed him, and the following statement was obtained. The cl-ass of 1921, with becoming modes-ty on my part, is extremely fortun- ate in having me at their head. lVIy abilities for leadership lay uinlduiscovered until O-ne eventful night last spring. 'Dhen' '-the class realized my worth and immediately elected me to this exalted position which I now fill with such ea-se and facility. 75 Nprexu Eli , ll D