Burdett College - Burbad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ia-J CHESTER E. VETTERLEIN Utica Free Academy Hchetll Chet is a boy who is blessed with that happy combination ofa serious mind and sense of humor. People have said Cand we believe that we show nothing but just pride when we mention itl that the Twenty-Niners make up the best class ever to leave Burdett. Chet has done much to build up that reputation. Junior and Senior Vice-President ALBERT P. WESTCOTT Malden High School UAV! Westcott-Westcott-where have we heard that name? Oh, Yes! That's the big animal cracker man from Malden. Al- bert went out to Franklin Park last May and designed, for the first time in history, animal crackers that were true to life. West- cott says his next venture will be the designing ofa set of Alpha- bet noodles in Old English style. Sergeant-at-arms, A N S2 PHILIP A. WHEELER Berlin High School ll-Phyflll Phil comes to us all the way from Berlin- N. H. Phil says, In my two years with civilization I have noticed that bologna gives out the maximum Havor when cut 34 slices to a pound. I cannot agree with Atty. Tyler that 'no matter how thin you slice it, the more you get, the more you wantf Please consider me an authority on the matter. Jimior Secretary Fo rty-six not 'X7UD1X1Jg1:es 01000801310 Bingo DDL3L1tL1QfLlfGgA 5 A 2: L 1 i I i 5 Eli 5: 5, 'Dt if Jilqnf i ix. ix' Q

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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.

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2 0 DiJ'DQ'JQJfivi73D-Qt' A C C C a 3 FRED A. WILSON Wakefield High School llAbe7! He stooped to conquer and got water on the knee. This gal- lant Lochinvar from Greenwood is considered by eminent au- thorities the most perfect specimen of Flaming Youth the world has ever known. If this is so, we earnestly hope that no more specimens will be found. Doc Snow wants to stuff the Specimen 1 l l Q l i ' f l it Q 1 'i P lg - i 3 I and put him in the College Museum. , HUGH S. WoNG Somerville High School Cha1fl'ie When Wong was two years old he went down to the Seashore and started digging in the sand with his toy shovel. Two years ago he dug his way into Boston. As a result, Mr. Wong will soon be able to return to his Native Land and instruct his coun- trymen in the ways and means of reducing the Unit Cost of I l il iz S: I 9. laundering per shirt. JAMES A. DULONG Reading High School Jimmie James A. Dulong, Vice-President in Charge of Artillery. We would never have dragged thru these two long years if we hadn't had Jimmie to revive us from our slumbers occasionally with an expertly aimed paper clip. But you did -wrong in awakening us, Jim, for Sweet are the slumbers of Virtuous Men. F arty-seven g.. T