Burdett College - Burbad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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--. 5 xi . 4 :U g .DDDD Dvooaoavavsyo- i 1:3- XNALFRED P. BISHOP HTeCh71 B1lshup Bishop, our big Marble and Granite man from Quincy, is one of those Big, Strong, Silent Men we hear so much about up in the Typewriting Dept. Every morning before breakfast he goes down into the quarries and takes his daily dozen with the aid of a couple 300 pound blocks of granite for dumb bells. It makes him-oh! So Strong. - E. R. BLEW, JR. Niagara Falls High School . llpudli Blew, E. R., Jr.g male, white, blue eyes, brown hair, cute mus- tache. Born Jan. 16, 1908 and has been very much alive ever since. As class president, he led us, pushed us, and finally drag- ged us thru our Senior year. Blew lives at Niagara Falls. Stop in and see him On your moneymoon. Senior President, A N Q WALTER F. BLOOD Ayer High School Walter Walter F. is the patron saint of the Effective Sleeping ClaSS. When his mighty voice echoes resoundingly thru Bufdf-Eff Hall the Twenty-Niners pay rapt attention to his words. VVhen Blood graduates Doc Snow will feel that his humble.effortS have NOT been in vain. T wenty-seven 'DL' 9 p- l 5 1

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. 4 , 1 1 .77 323,27 .. --fl -f C' W., i s HERBERT ANDERSON Oliver Ames High School Herbert First to flunk or Hrst to pass, for he's first on the roll call of the Senior Class. That's Anderson. Herbert has been starting our recitations for so long that he may keep right on starting things after he leaves Burdett. We hope you do, Anderson, old boy! It's the fellows who start things that get ahead in this man's world. ROBERT H. BEARD Morgan Park Military Academy HB0bll If you ever dare go to Chicago, boys, see Bob Beard. He'll share his bullet-proof vest with you and show you the very la- test in household size machine guns. Bob has enjoyed his sojourn in Boston. Says he: East is East and West is West, but I like the girls in Boston best. There'll be many a broken heart when Bob returns to his Fatherland. AN Q ALBERT ELIAS BARNES 9 Malden High School IKAZYY Wrhereis Something 2lbOl1'C that Smile. For two years our class P53fT'h0l0gists have vainly tried to catch Barnes when he wasn't smi in . - 3 They have been very unsuccessful. Al's smiles come forth with the feglllaflty of Doc Snow's wise cracks. If it's a smile that wins the battle, Barnes is another Napoleon. Fat, jOlly Barnes. We will never forget him. Treasurer, A N Q Twenty-six W Dzseeszr' - -1 'IBUG r ry -CQQCCQQQ,Q.QGLYLx-L1.A--LB' A 4 Bish0P- of Ihofl the TY! 47 down ii ly of Zi COU 4 him 0 ,7 I 1? , I l FJ U 4 0 ..

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Y Bo PAUL M. BROWNELL South High School Paul Paul is the Rapid Fire Typewriter of the class of '29, While the rest of us were painfully tapping out Hasdfg llcj Cvia the Peck and Hunt methodj, Brother Brownell was merrily pounding his way thru Lesson 10, 11, and points beyond. It is rumored that Paul aspires to become secretary to President Hoover. ANQ W FREEMAN S. CARD Newton Tech Card Boy We all love Card Boy. To us-and the Faculty-he is worth his weight in dyamite. Card just loved to answer Mr. Balcer's question, but he didn't always hear them-he was asleep. An interesting bit of information that this notorious gentleman has given the world is that doughnuts are easier to crack than any other kind of nuts. M. FRANCIS Coififev Haverhill I-Iigh School Hill. F. And here we have-Brother Coffey. For two long years Coffey has falthfUllY, but wearily wandered in from the sticks. I-le is a full-blooclecl, genuine, pefligreecl native of l-laverhill, How- Gver, his Keeper, Dr. Ehnes, says that he is harmless and the faculty has decreed that he may roam the corridors at large so long as remains Doeilg, Twefzty-e17lql,1 TM UIX01?'Dk'1l'fEQ,11nz3.nz11i,rx K'?ix,KX :orinvb U-UQG Some dal . Charlff RSL srix feast? .vm be IW' Can- of 3,3 to den? my 5 7 'Q Q? ? lim: XS: i A gu..:lmui. ' 0? gif.-. ,V y . ' firm: 5 Xlllf :DX Nina -. . '11 it gi Vx ., .