Burdett College - Burbad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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I , I I l I I Il lI ' 1 - V Y 1 o . . Y . V Hi 4- :ci 6 g I V. If 4 - - V I ...... Q DDDDQQY g g g E ee E E E y C .Q S E , ll I I 1 'El I . , W 1 l , U 1 ' FRANK WILLIAM SMITH , . lg i 1 i johnson High School I ' if Smitty ' A I We Twenty-Niners think that those Insufferable Periods of Si- I lIg lence that Miss Alley imposed upon the Secretarial Division were U I Iii entirely for Smith's benefit, he enjoyed them so much. He is p one of the few men in Our Class who could keep quiet for 60 con- R EN I secutive seconds without stopping or not saying anything. I . .. I E I ' I ll I i I Q' I ' Ii J 5 OLIVER STEVENS, JR. Lowell High School I, if Ozzie l I I . Ollie is the proof of the old maxim, Good things come in small ackages Since entering Burdett he has put on long trousers p - . L ft and it is rumored that on rare occasions he has even been known to shave. Still he's our baby. Mr. Wells says that Ollie will y I receive a Special juvenile Size Diploma on june l4th. I I gl l I Ii l I l I xl l f I NORMAN E. STREETER ' VValtham High School . i IcN07771rIr l I f'Stre-e-etah l The most esthetic member of Our Class. Favor- - ite foodg animal crackers, pet song- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little l I Star : just loves the smell of tar, train smoke, and burning toast. Wants to get married soon so his favorite subjects are the theory I of Finance and the practice of Correspondence. I I I I I ,IX l Il I l I Forty-foiur , ' WV- cgoaogacsmo n0QQL15103Q I, I I E E I If E I . 'f --H - Ill xl MEI II l Il 1 llI I lfll l i x

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ti .bi ' 1191717 000003-B' EDWARD C. ROSENWALD West Roxbury High School Eddie If success follows right effort here is one that will certainly at- tain that Progressive realization. Edward stood out in Our Class like a good deed in a naughty world. And how he could make that fiddle talk. Half the class streaked down to Keith's every Friday afternoon to hear him perform. 1 ARTHUR E. SKOGLUND Everett High School Arthur , Certain modest persons in this class have a knack for Acquiring Prominence without making m . P. brain, Skoglund has a Quiet Running Tongue- The fmly time Arthur is noisy is when he is vainly trying EJ del? he 1511.9 ' ' f f S Love, Everybody knows that he is hopelessly in ove espn e 11 uch Noise. In spite of a 70 H. denials. CLIFTON G. SCHNEIDER Hudson High School B0zo This is our Merry-Farmer-From-Hudson. We do not know where Hudson is, but if they are all like Clifton out there, it must be in the Valley of Giants. Schneider is as tall as-well, he mea sures just about two and one-half Stevens, if you know how much that is. We hope that Schneider stops growing pretty soon Forty-three 1 ' WXQXBJQQQXLQCC ' 'W' 1- V4-1.--1 l-

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, M K .V C C 9 ROBERT E SYLVESTER Deermg H1gh School B0 He s not so toubh at heart as he IS to lrsten to or look at honest he a1n t T1s rumored that Flo Zregfield w1ll employ Bob to attract prettler and more shapely glrls to h1s chorus If you dont belreve Bob can do It Just ask hrm fThe aboxe lmes were wr1tten by Roy Doohttle and were rnserted at our usual ad VGI't1S1l'1g ratesj A GORDON TH XYER Stetson Hlgh School Hey Thayer A Gordon Thayer IS a scholar athlete and backwoodsman extra ordxnary He can chop wood f1nd trral balances or track a deer wlth equal success He has never been 1n love Hunked a subject or cr1t1c1sed Docs pen1nansh1p He says he w1ll spend the rest of h1s days 1n Randolph whercver that 1nay be T fk RALPH F TRACY Franklrn Hlgh School Ralph Thrs IS the mlghty Thlrd Rall Tracy rapld fire calculator and Petrliied Comic Accountant Tracy gets more sleep than most of us he takes the Accountmg course Although Ralph learned a lot at Burdett hls only books were women s lool s and folly s all they taught hlm They say a man IS but what he lnow e h What a man Ralph must be' Forty flue 4 . 4 4 ll bl! Y - 1 f x O' L 1 ' Y Y ' 1 4 C . Y ' ' I - I . , I . r 4 ll YI Y I ' - ' I - 1 1 A . .. , , V . . . A , . fl ,Y .. ' ' y Y Y an ' ' Q - x . ,, - U i - 11 t . c ' .- , 1 TTIM c fp.