Burdett College - Burbad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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X1 .QD ,ILQ Y 'ff 1 I . Q20 Dvovvfoorfiyayiyv o A HOWARD H. DAVIS , ' Hebron Academy ' Howie V For .two years f'H. H. has concealed from his classmates his official position in Boston, but it is out at last! He isatraveling publicity agent for South Portland. 'Tis said that Howie was the sorrowful victim of a Lasting Love and that he tried to for- get by going far away. He traveled-and here he is. CHARLES W. DECELLE Lawrence High School H Charlie , . Charlie, the good-looking drug store cow boy from Lawrence. With those eyes, those amorous eyes, that Woiiien love so well, we do not see how he can summon so much concentration here at school. Charlie will succeed. He has caught the secret of That Winning Smile from Barnes. You've leased a space in our memories, Charlie Boy. DAVID A. DECKER ' ' Bridgeport High School Dave This fair-haired Apollo we call Dave. He came all the way l , from Bridgeport, Conn., to grace our humble assemblY: DaV1d.5 G one reason for living is Cash Registers. Like Doollttlef he 15 , never more content than when ringing up a fl1Ck9l 01' dlme that he ' has wheedled from some poor, hard-working member of the Buying Public. Tinkle, Ding! A N S2 . . ' A Thirty-one U 'ng ' ,...,. 1. - P 1' '

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. DQ5 Q' ARTHUR W. CORCORAN Wakefield High School Art nfl-he Secret of nqy popularity? I will tell you.. Years ago, in my college days, I was partly bald. People avoided me, girls scorned me, Then one day a Mr. Goodwin took me aside and handed me a bottle of NooNAN's HAIR PETROLE, saying What this has done for me it will do for you. All my success and all my beautiful curly hair, I owe to that bottle. CSigned, . A'Art Corcoran ' 'D . ff LAWRENCE O. CUNNINGHAM English High School 4 lil'La7,7,y!! We have been proud to have with us a Gentleman of the Press. Lawrence is known down at the Boston Post-office as Vice-Presi- dent in charge of funny papers. He has been attending Bur- dett that he may some day qualify for the much-coveted posi- tion of Comptroller of Newboy's Yells. Cunningham is very experienced in the art of yelling. I di ROBERT S. DANSKIN, JR. Arlington High School HB0b7Y 'Tis many a Burdett co-ed that has said that those blue eyes have ioncie to her head. The girls all feel happy when Bob is near. Il how can they help it? Hes such a Dear' Oh Bobbie! - 1 Thou marchest: down the road to Fame and leavest naught but broken hearts behind thee. But you'll meet your Nemesis some day, Bob. Look Out! Scribe, A N S2 Thirty DN J-L 4Q,gQl5,gQq0 D.Ol?.gL1,D Q

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o4v1yQyiy9D-Qs 1' C F RED L. DOOLITTLE Mansfield High School llR0yH Here isaserious-minded young man whose Ponderous Delibera- tions are a ,source of much amazement to Our Class. He is such a heavy thinker that he tires quickly and here at school he spends most of his time snoozing. We call him our Infant Prodigal. Roy is a good fellow-he says so himself. The only thing we have against him is that he is Editor of This Book. ANSI JOSEPH F. Down Hardwick High School Hjoeil Ye Primitive Man from the Wilds. joe likes nothing better than to prowl around in the Deep Forests. He says he goes hunting, but we know he's just out picking May flowers. Moth- er Nature consigned joe for shipment during the Stone Age, but the stork took a detour and he didn't arrive until this century. CLIFFORD A. DREW Haverhill High School KlCl7iH'!7 Cliff was the star member of the Shorthand Boys . He could take notes and typewrite about twice as fast as could any other member of Mrs. Alley's pets. We hope that Cliff will keep flght on burning up typewriters after he gets out into this busi- ness world that we have been hearing so much about the last two Years. Cliff is noted for his generosity both in school and out. We hope he gets over this before some big man takes all his money away from him. Thirty-two 'XX ' T one .,iQOC.00,KL1Pi i R ' We one he'S ClaS dor Hou N -ip? Q