Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)
- Class of 1905
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- a QI , A- 55154 if? fgisgg QE 'F' in 5'l:-337,51 gag .af-f 43 Hylullvlislgvh My Nqr Sfluhruls nf liflgr Qhlurlinugqlnn Zbiiglg Srlgnul I Iunhrrh zmh fiin' in Mgr grant anim' rw 3 H. O. WHEELER x 4 t f 4 1 1 A Co , , lienry Orson Wheeler , X x 1 Q as a smantribute tothe great services I l ya N he has rendered el n to the Pubns Schools or . f N , the Zitv ol Burlington u , H as their superintendent ' all that is ol worth In this volume Y 1 is respectlullv dedicated l ,Q n ,zf'1,f we s M, -1 K. v ,,,,0L l , ' f Benrv Orson lllbeeler llenry Orson XNheeler was born in the town of lrVilliston'. Yt., on the seventh day of October, 1841. His parents were the Rev. Orville G. and Aurelia San- ford Wheeler, whose ancestors were soldiers in the Revolutionary XVar. The first years of his life were passed mainly in the town of South Hero, Yt., where his father was for fifty years the pastor of the Congregation-al Church. Here Mr. Wheeler received his first education, in the common schools and in South Hero Academy, of which his father was principal for many years. From this academy he graduated in 1860, in a class composed of seven boys. live of whom, with Mr. Wheeler, entered Ithe University of Yermont in the class of 1864. Among the members of this class were Dr. Edward S. Peck: Oscar Atwood. President of Straight University, New Orleans: Dr. Sullivan F. Gale, Superintendent of Home Missions in tl1e State of Georgia: Dr. F. W'. Page, a former Superintendent of the Vermont State Asylum for the Insane: the Hon. Julian Phelps, once U. S. consul in Germany, and others, all well remembered in Burlington. Wheni, in 18611, the call came for volunteers to serve in the Union Army, a large number of students left the University. Among these was Mr, Wheeler, with six of his old academy classmates. Mr. Wheeler cast his lot with Company A. First Vermont Cavalry. He served as private, corporal, sergeant, first lieu- tenant, and was finally made a brevet captain for meritorious conduct. During his three years' service he took part in nearly all the battles in which the Ver- mont Cavalry were engaged, including Opequan, Hagarstown, Gettysburg and the Wilderness. During the opening day of the Wilderness campaign, May 5, '64, he was seriously wounded and in October of the same year was captured at Mount Jackson, Va., and confined in the famous Libby prison for several months. In the spring of the following year he was mustered out of service, his term of enlistment having expired during his prison confinement. Captain Wheeler returned to the University of Vermont, entering the sopho- more class, and graduated in 1867, gaining membership in the Phi Beta Kappa Society. He then entered the law department of the University of Michigan :mtl lzttcr stntlivtl law in thc ufticc ut' Cmtgci' K Slwztnc. ilztncsvillc, Wis., in which city hc was 2lllll'lllliCll to thc hztr. Altct' prztcticing' law in XYz1sl1ingtm1. lowzl. hc l'Cllll'Ilt'll tu llurlingtun in lgfl, whcrc hc has sincc rcsiclccl. For inziny yt-urs hc was ll nicinhcr of thc lztw tirni of XYl1ittc111m'c K Xlillvtltl' :mtl fm' tcn ycztrs trcztsttrcr tif the lhiivcrsity of Vermont. llc hurl ht-cunic ztcmlnztititcfl with schuul Q'UVCl'llIllCIll :ts :1 tcztclict' in thc tlistrict scliuwls :incl in thc grzulctl sclttmls of -l2lllCSVlllL', XVis. lrflllll 1875-79 hc scrvctl as schcml coni- iiiissimrci' frmn XY:11'1l Two, :tml in 1880 hc wzts clcctccl Sttpcrintcitalcnt of Scliouls, which pusitiun lic hats hcltl since thcn, with thc cxccptiwn of one month, when Alhcrt tl. X'vZll'llL'y scrvctl as snpc1'i11tc11clc11t. SllllL'I'llllCllilL'lll XYl1cclc1 s scrviccs to thc public schools sincc 1880 huvc hccn nf grcztt value. 'llhc stall of tcachcrs has hccn rztisctl lrotn 31 to 8.2, thc' mll tal SL'llUlZll'S frmn l,.lOf1 to 2,58l, whilc unc huilrling has hccn rchnilt :incl six ncw onus crcctccl, inclnfling thc litltnuncls High School hnilcling. SlllJCI'llllt'IltlL'lll XYllL'L'lL'l' is Il ntcniht-1' of tho Grand :Xnny of thc Republic, hcing' k't1111111z111clcr of Stztnnztrtl llnst uf lillfllllgltlll. llc was for scvcrzll years thc L'l1:t11ccllu1' of thc Military cll'llCl' nf thc Loyal Legion, COlllll'l2ll1KlCl'j' of Vcr- intint, :intl is now its RCCUl'tlL'l'. llc is also 21 lllClTllJCl' of thc Sons of thc Ameri- can Rcvolution. SlllDCl'llllCllllk'1ll. XYl1cclt-1' lllll1'I'lCtl lilizzilmctli l-,ZlVllllll lXl:11'tin of llmtvlqlyii, N. Y., July 119, l87l, :intl is thc luttlwt' uf tivc StIllS,fliillY2ll'fl Nl., Urvillc ll.. .luhn Nl., llcnry tl.. ztntl Sllclmlun llztrlcy. 'llhc ftmr nlclcr sons itll' g'1'1ult1:1tcs uf thc llurlingtmi lligh School. 5 N, 1-,, 1 LESLIE H. ALLEN .... E. FRANK GEBHARDT HAVEN S. BULLARD.. FRANK O. WHEELER.. ELEANOR HICKOK .... JULIA SPEAR PEASE. RAYMOND LEE SOULE .... HOMER POWELL ...... Editor-in-Chief. Assistant Editor. Associate Editor. Grinrls Editor. Assistant Grinds Editor. Artist, Business Manager, Assistant Business Marlagei . ' .Q EEG JULIA SPEASE L.H.ALLEN HALPOWE L. R HICKOK Zolors BLM: ANI! Wu rric. Jlmici Our strong hand can IlP'f'l' he brolu-n, Formed in Edmunds Highg Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed hy fl'l9I1IlShlD'S tie. lVIfunory's leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts, for aye, And waft us back 0'er life's broad travli To pleasures long gone by. School-day life at last is passing, Gliding swiftly byg Then let us pledge in wo1'd and deed Our love for Edmunds High. Clmulfsz Aniici usquc ad anis. Deep graven on each heart, Shall he l'ound unwavering, true, When we from life shall part. 25 Pl'2f6C6 'l'hinlq twicc lwtiorc yon spcalc on'ct-, is our arlvicc to cvcry l'L'ZltlCl' of this hook. Criticisc, if you will, ancl wc snpposc you must, lacing liuinan, lint rc- mcmhcr that it has talccn long' hours of harcl inccssant work to proclncc what yon may rcacl in a short timv. 'llhc hook is a hook of mistakcs. of XVllZlt-llllglll- liavc-lsccns, and no ont- rc-alizcs it more than om' cclitorial sclvcs. Yet cvcn wc cannot hut confess that wc arc satistictl with it, to a certain cxtcntl ancl that satisfaction will hc raiscml to thc fnll whcn wc know that thc school approvcs of thc hook also. Um' primc aim in thc making of thc hook has hccn to givc thc school somc- thing' that will last: something that will not lic laicl asitlc anml l.UI'Q'4lllCll aftci' thc tirst rcacling, but to which thu 1'L'Z1ilCt', anil cspccially thc scnior of to-day. will tnrn again anml again in thc fntnrc, with many a pleasant rcminisccncc of thc mlays hack in olcl ll. ll. S. lf thc hook will mcan as much to him ton years on as it docs now. then 'lim-t Ulu-2.xn of 1905 shall haw fultillctl its mission and satistictl its nialcurs to thc full. 9 School Ollicers Board ol School Zommlssioners I'l'esiaIm11. of the Board, Secretary ot' the Board. DR. H. C. TINKHAM. MAX L. POWELL. MAX L. POWELL .............. .... C ommissionel' for Ward I. DR. H. C. TINKHAM ..,.. ....C0lllI'fliSSIOI19I' for Ward II. .I. I. FUGERE .......... .... C ommissioner for Ward Ill E. S. ADSIT ...... V. A. BULLARIJ ..... Commissioner for Ward IV ............. . ...Commissioner for Ward V. Superintendent ol Sehools HENRY O. WHEELER. Zlerk ELIZABETH A. RICHMOND. High School Building 0IiiCel'S I'l:'l'l-:lc 1V1m'C,u,l-: .... . .... Rrssl-:l.l, HAl,l.ll1'l l' .. Joilx Co1,mlAN. . . IDR. LYMAN ALLEN ..... MISS RUTH JOHONNOTT SIDNEY BUNKER ........ JAMES E. DONAHUE, CHARLES BLACK, ....Engineer. . . . . .Night Engineer. .'Hlllll1lIi HSSOCIGUOII .............................President. . . . .... Vice-President and Secretary. . ......... ......... .... ' F I'8aSl1l'6l'. laxlcc1r'l'1vlc mi1All'l l'u:r:. FRED WELLS, MISS LAURA MCKILLIP, MISS WINIFRED ALLEN 10 Instructors ISAAC THOMAS. ISAAC THOMAS, A. ll., A. M., 407 Collvgel Strw-t. lll'iIl4'i1N1l, ISHN. l,ali11, I':ll!IIiN1l 111111 jlIf1H11'111ati1's, Alilwzmlwv Al-znls-nly, Mllwauluw-, Wis., NNT-111, Hillhousv High Sc-hool, Now llavvn, Conn., 18111-EIT. A. 11. 'Sl and A. M. '84, Yale. IIIISK Rr'sill0nl's work on Ph. D, clonv, ANNIE 'l'. SMl'l'll, 212 South Willard Strvvl, 601111011 111111 fIiHf1ll'.Il. INNIF. Gxwullxzltvll from S21llV0lll' Collvge QI' l.a11g11age1s, 1885. ALICE G. JACKSON, 154 Cherry Street. 'I't'll1'fll'l' of 11ruwi11y. ICIJZAIXICTII HOLMES. 419 Pearl Street l11sl1'111'lr1r of qllusira MARY IRROWNIC UAVIICS, 42 North Winooski Avv. 'I'w1v111'1' of IJ.1'111'1'ssin11. lflnwrsou Coll:-go ol' Oralory. 11 EFFIE MOORE, A. B., 247 Pearl Street. Latin and English Literature, INNII. Burlington High School, 1876-803 Private Svhool Philadel- phia. 1884-86. A, B. '76, University of Vermont. clvllli CHARLES E. PUTNEY, Ph. D., Cliff Street. Greek and Latin. limi. Principal St. Johnsbury Academy, 1873-96. Superintendent. Templeton District., State of Massachusetts, Schools, 1897- 01. Graduated from Dartmouth, A, B., 1870, KKK A. M., 1873, Ph. D. 1882. PHEBE M. TOWLE, 19 Orchard Terrat.-e. Natural Sciences, 18512. St. Albans Grammar School, 1888-89. Graduated from State Normal School, Oswego, N. Y., 1892. Special Course in Woods Hall, University of Vermont. AAA IVIAURICE FICHOT, 12 Hungerford Terrace F re-11 C h.. Aradelny of Paris, 1883. 12 ABBIE KATHARINE LEONARD, A. M., 215 Pearl Street. Latin and Matl1cmatir's, 1899. Newport High School. 1898-99. Grzulnatecl from University ol' Vermont, A, B. 1898. .AAA dfllli JAMES EDWARD DONAHUE, Essex Junction, Vt Matlzemativs. University of Vermont, 1902, Ph. B. ATG Qlrllli FANNIE H. ATWOOD, Ph. B., 77 Buell Street Latin. and Mntlwmatics, llwl. Grzulnalecl frmn University of Vermont, Ph. ll., 1900, KM-l dvlili HARRIET TOVVNE. 100 N. Willard Iiistury. High Sm-hool, Sonthbridge, Mass., 1890-92. Atlanta. Univer- sity, Atlanta, Ga., 1893. Talledega College, Talledega, Ala.. 1894. Prin. Pomeroy Svhool, Burlington, Vt., 1895-1900. Wellesley College, A. B., 1902. 2' rf 1 2 Bradley Place. GEORGE S. LEE, Physivs, Chemistry. Mathemlztics. ANI' University of Vermont, Ph. B., 1901. MAY W. RUSSELL, A. B.. English. Ifllll. Gradnat.erl from University of Vermont, A. B., MARY EVERETT PEASE, 37 Buell Street. 1399. KAN 'PKK 64 King Street. Ancient History and English. Mount Holyoke College. A. B. E. MABEL BROWNE English. Graduated from University of Vermont, A. 1903. LL, 196 South Willard Street. B., 1901. KA9 'DKK xii W., XJ! Senior Edit rial lt see111s hardly possible that the ti111e has come wl1e11 tl1e Class of IQOS must read its Senior Editorial. For it see111s llllt a short ti111e ago, not as far back as ftllll' years, at lilly rate, whe11 we hurried to tl1e scl1ool b11ildi11g tl1e first time, loitered around tl1e doors for a little while, Lllltl then straggled i11to llll' assembly hall. eager, expectant, Zllltl charmed by tl1e novelty of it all. lt seems more a matter of n1ontl1s tl1a11 of years since tl1.ose first few moons when, lltll witl1o11t cause.we admit, we were considered green Zllltl fresl1. llut many 11100118 have passed si11ce tl1en. Gradually, with so111e exertion Oll tl1e part of ourselves Zllltl others, the verdant freshness has worn off,-we do llOt say completely, lllll enough so tl1at the faculty now consider 11s almost ripe, and therefore nearly ready for the picking. During our se11ior year we l1ave passed through 111a11y rather trying experi- ences, which we have accepted as a part of the ripening scl1e111e. lint at present we are confronted by a duty that requires all our CCYIIFHQC and patience,-we must have written for us our Senior Editorial-and then we l1'lllSt read it. An editorial. properly speaking, is 1l0t a history. llut, to serve o11r ends, we are going to call up before our 111ind's eye past CVClltS i11 tl1e life of o11r class wl1icl1 have not yet grow11 cold in o11r memory. a11d 11ever will, we hope. Vfe are going to 1'Cllllllll ourselves of that first glorious sociable of ours, when we chased i11 reckless abandon about the assembly hall, i11 tl1e breath-taking l1l1CSt of a COll'lll'lOll handkerchief and platter, or marched. arm in arm, witl1 neither q11iet 11or dignified tread, tln'ough tl1e 11pper halls, ill blissful ignorance that propriety was calli11g for lights. Allowing a monient for tl1e blushes to leave our cheeks, our minds next feel again tl1e impressions they received when we Hrst gazed 11pon our pict11re i11 tl1e ijRl'f.Xll of lQO2,1XVllCl'C we were depicted as little chicks, 11estli11g under tl1e pro- tCClillg wings of an old hen whose head looked for all the world like tl1e ki11d face of o11r Uncle Joe, or fussinwg over a 112111 of taffy, which, we suppose, was intended to represent our sociable! 16 YVC 111111' l11'i11g' 1117 tl11- lllL'll1Ol'1' 111 11111' S111111111111111- Kl11s11111-111111-. 1111111 11g11i11 w1- :111- g'11i11g' 111111111 1111- l111lls, 1111-1-ting' l11-1'1- ll 1-L'l'l1Cl1J1lS 1111111-111'i11g ,X1'11l1 111 1'l11s1- 1-1111v1-1's1- w'itl1 ll R1-11 C1'11ss 11111's1-, 111111 tl11-1'1- Z1 1'11g'g1-1l, llllliClll1J1 111111111 lllillilllg' 1-y1-sk. 211 ll vury Close 1'Zl1lg'C, witl1 Il lliltlgllllj' Gipsy Q111-1-11, g'1JXVl1C1l 111 111ystc1'i1111s l1l11cl1g licrc 11 Cl1i11111111111 111111 Z1 Jew i11 11c111:1't Ll111lL'I'S12ll11l1llQ 111 11111- 111111tl1c1', 3111.1 l111-1'1- 2111 11gc1l Illilllli 11-111li11g' 111111111 Z1 gay 011111 1111113 l1c1'1- Uncle 311111 111111 s1-v1-1111 1111111-s of ye 11111011 timc, 211111 1111-11-, 111111111 1110 111111011 l111wl, ll 111i11g'lc1l C111111111115' 111 s11l1li1-15 111111 1l1lllS, s11il111's 211111 11llCC1lS, l1isl11111-11, 1l111lcs 111111 1la111lics. 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Now we 1111181 11-C1-ive 11111' 1li11l1111111s. 111111, 11s wc l111v1- s1-1:11 11111- 111111-1' s1'l11111l11111t1-s 1111 111 1111- 1111st, 11-11v1- 11l1l 11. ll. S. 1.1-11vi11g 1111- s1-1111111 will 111'11l111l1ly 11111 11111-ct Illlj' 1w11 111 11s 111 1111- SIIIIIC 1111111- llCl'. Y1-t, 111 CVCl'y 11110 111 11s, it will 1111-1111 two cssQ11ti11l tl1i11gs41l111t wc 1111: l1-:1vi11g' 21 life 111 w11icl1 wc l111vc g1'11w11 11cc1.1st111111-11. 111111 C1111-111111 11111111 11 111-w life wl1icl1, wl11-1111-1 w1- Q11 111 c11lleg1- 111' 11111. 1111101111-1' wc st1'iv1- 1111' 11111 living 111' 111111-w 111111-1s 111 Qillll it 1111' IIS, l111l1ls 1111' 11s 11111115' new QX111-1'ic11cCs 111111 tests 111 O111' 11-111 S1l'L'llQ'1ll, XY1- are S1111- w1- 1110 justificd 111 saying 111111, as 1111111-1'g1'n1111atcs, we l111ve s1-1'1'1-1l 11111' s1'l11111l 111111 11111's1-l1'1-s w1-11. 11 w1- C1111 1111 11s w1-ll IIS 11l1111111i, w1- 1111' 0111111116111 111111, yCZl.1'S 1111, 11111 11. ll. S. will l111vc 11s Qllllll c:111s1- 111 111- 111111111 111 11s 11s its z1l1111111i, 11s w1- 1111- 111111111 1111w 111 111- its s1-11i111's. 17 'III m2m0Yi6m llena Dougherty Hdab Uclla Stinson mabel Brown LESLIE H. ALLEN. MARION I. BOOTH. MAY ll. HAWLEY.. Senior Directory OIIICQYS Cl I EST E R M, LORD .... A1.1,i':x, llurrifzr. L, S J lf'l f'Ir'lrf'r I'lrim'. Al,l.i4:N, l,i:sI.ii-: H. L, S. ll 1lir'1.'ol.' Plm-1'. Class Masquerade Prize 123: Chess and Clivvlcvi' Club. 'l'r0asur0r mill: Class President l3l: Class Treasurer QBJ: Lyceum l3l Drzuualii- Club, President 1411 Cast A Scnip of Palmer 141 Ilaujo and Mandolin Club I-H: Editor ol' Register 1451 School Svc-1'0ta1'y Hb: Ass'l Editor ol' Orvad 13,2 Editor l-ll: Class llziy Prvsidont 14 l. HAl.t'Il. llluuci.. C. 12,20 lfpqrl. IIl'iIlll2ltIl' Club HI: l i'f-iivli Club ill, llurrox. Ili-:i.r:N. C. . g., , v lirumaltiv Club 141, liiurh Lllub 143. I9 lil Ifllllfll, .I'rr'si1lr'11I. . .Vir'r'4I'l'1'.v . .Nffvrvlnry .7'I'1'fIKll7't l' lYll11lClll'I. KA'l'IIlGIClNIfI E. L, S. ri? North Union. FH.ll'COl1lIllll,l09 113: Class Vim-Presifloul 123 1 l.y1-vuui 1333 Sec- retary and T1'Pasl11'01' Dramatic Club 143. Hnxn. l,lI.I..x S. l.. S. 1713 Loomis. liyveum 113 1233 Class Vive-Pivsiclviilp 123: Dramatic' Club 143. llowxmx. lVl,xm', C, 37' S1-11001, I1l3l3'l'Il. lVIAl:luN I. l,, S. ll-7 North Ifnion Class Sm-1'eta1'y 1231 Fair Committee 133 143: l4y'1'PllIH 123 1332 Dramatim' Club 133 143: F11-'lll'll Club, lflxvmitivv Committve 143: Class Day Y7l1'0-l,l'l'Sl1lf'lll. 143. BIZAIIIFUIII3. D13l'1iT,AS. C. .3117 South Willarrl I+'1'o11cli Play 1333 Frenr-h Club, Fixer-utivv Com. 1433 Dramatic Club 1433 Assoc-iato Editor Register 143: Editor 143: First, Prize- Prize Speaking 143: Class Orator 1433 Motto Com. 143. 213 1 ISRIHIIARI, EMMA MAE. L. S. 7.4 Buell. Fair Committee 113 123 1335 From-ll Club 1331 Fronrlx Play Chorus 1335 Dramatic Club 133 143g Class Secretary 1333 Class Vim-0-President 143: Class Day Usher 1333 Class Prophet 143. Bvlcxllzs, KfX'l'lrI F. ll. S. 1.20 Ifasl Aflw. Frelml-ll Club 143. llvuxlcs, Mu' E. L. S. 1330 Idusl Arr-. Dl'HlIlZIlll' Club 14 33 French Club 143. CAl:l-l':x'1'1-:1:. GI-Itllltllfl. E. 790 111111703-,1- Class Football 123 133: S1'll00l Football 123 133: Lyn-oum 133: llaslu-tball 133. C,xl:l'1cN'1'l1:l:. 1N1HRRl'l l' E. L. S. 190 H0u'm'f7 Class Football 133 1433 School Football 133 1435 Basketball 143 21 CIIAMIIICIES. SARAH M. L. S. 27:2 0oIr'hf'ster Aiwa. Cm.l.lNs, RAY W. L. S. TH Hroolfvs A1-1' Basketball 1413 Ass't Mgr. 1313 Mgr. 1415 Baseball 121 131 1413 Class President 1413 Class Treasurer 121: Chess and Cluwlc- er Club 111 1213 Dramatic Club 1413 Advisory Board 131. DALIGY. MARY R. L. S. 52? Spruce. DlaNNiNu. MAlmAuE'r C. L. S. 41 S'177'lH7C Dm'1c'r'ri-1. SHIRLEY E. C. 15 S01li7l UMW! Dramatic Club 1415 French Club 141. 22 I3m'lc'l 1'r3, DWl16ll'l' C. C. I5 SUHU1 UINUII- Chess and Checker Club 113 1233 Lyceum 123 1333 Class Foot- ball 1433 School Football 1433 School Treasurer 1433 Dramatic Club 1433 Mgr. 143: Basketball 143. llunns, ANNA B. I.. S. 7.1.5 South Uniml. lGmn'. Flmxk ll. l.. S. Ill Pvurl. Lyceum 1233 Class Football 14,2 School Football 1433 Prize Speaking 1433 Sergeant-at-aruls 1433 Class Marshal 143. 1'1l.'l'INli. Faxxlrg E. L. S. 1371 Pearl. Class Treasurer 1333 Class Sem-retary 1333 Fair Committee 133 143: Dramallc Club 1433 Cast A Scrap ot' Paper 143. Iiumsox. M.uuaAm-:'1' L. C. .FIS Summit. Dramatic- Club 1432 Cast A Scrap of Paper 143. 23 rrzsliumowns, ANNA. L. S. IJ South Union.. Dramatic Club 1413 French Club 141. lmsicic. C11uIs'rINA. li. S. 50 Cherry. tlvrrzs, l.1coN S. L. S. Jllifl l,l'lll'I. Class President 1213 Banjo and Mandolin Club 121 131 1413 Lyceum 111 121 1315 Sec. 1315 Dramatic Club 111 121 1313 Class Sec. 1113 Vice-President 1113 Associate Editor Register 1315 Class Football 131 1415 Chess and Checker Club 121 1315 President 1313 Orchestra 1313 Ass't Mgr. of Oreacl 131. 1 lCllllAIlll'l'. E. FRANK. L. S. INIF South Willarfl. Class President 1315 Lyceum 121 131: Chess and Checker Club 121: Class Football 131: Dramatic Club 131 141: School Foot- ball 1415 Prize Speaking 1415 Banjo and Mandolin Club 1413 Ad- visory Board 1413 Associate Editor of Oread 141. fI'1Xl71'l I'IC, EMILY M. L. S. 1.3.7 Loomis. French Club 141. 24 Gu.m:n'r, GEl!'I'l!l'lll'I M. C. 64 Colchester APC. Dramatic Club 141. Gluv, Nl:1.1.uQ L. E. 21 Russell. Dramatic' Club 1413 French Club 143. Guuru. ANNA. L. S. Il W'Cslo11. fllll.I1'K, CuNs'l'.xNu':. L. S. Q55 North, Willard. Dramatic Club 145. lima:-Ln. lNlAm:.u:r:'1' W. L. S, .lj Urmzl, Lyceum 115 12l 131: Dramatic- Club 123 137 141: l+'1'o11vl1 Play Chorus 1353 Fail' Committee 119 123 131 149. 6,5 IIAIll.l'IY, lVI.x1u'. E. .lli 1a'lGI'In'1' H.url.l1:Y. MAY H. ll. S. 13111 Pmrl Class Tl'03.Slll'9I' 111: I.yt-Gum 1211 DI'ZIlTl?lllI' Club 131: From-h Play Chorus 1311 Fair Committee 111 121 131 141: Class Day Secretary 141. llrzxlvlclcsux. lNl,u:.lm:u1:. l,, S. 31:1 Nuulh Ifninn Class Secretary 1113 l,yc-slum 121 1211: DI'2lIll2lllt' Club 1331 141: l1'1'0urh Play Chorus 1211: Class Day Usher 131: Fair C0Il1II1llf,111' 1l1121t31141. H1'1luclN1:'l'uN. Al.l1'l'I V. ll. S. .LII Nnulh 1'HiUlI French Play Chorus 131: Lyn-vulu 121 1312 Class Day USIIOI' 15113 Fair Committee? 111 121131 1411 Dramatit- Club 131 141. l'Il1'Ii11K. l+Il,1':ANm:. L. S. ,NET NI, Puzll. Dramatic' Club 141: Ilycvuul 121 131: Cast A Scrap 01' Paper 1415 Ass't Grimls Editor of Orffatl 1413 Fair Cfllllllllllfxk? 111 131 26 llxvlqs, Cl..XRl1lYl'l1f. I.. S. Ili!! f'l111rf'l1. Class S0t'l'OlZl.l'j' ll 1: Class Prvsiclvnt 123: Ass't lllgr. Football 1315 lllpgr, Ml: Svuior RL-caption Commillvv 1211: Mgr, Baseball 141. llu.l.. lf'1.ulcl-:Nm-1 M. E. 12 Booth DI'klIll2llll' Club Hi. lwlilxs. lllmu. I.. S. III Nfllllll ll'illarfI lllfx'l', I l,1rl!.x E. lf. S. .751 Sunil: Willrrrrl llmlxlzltiv Club 1433 F1'om'l1 Club L-13. msn, l.r:u l'. E. 231 I,r1frxyz'Hc 1'I11vL' 27 Imsn. MAIWIA. E. IJ! North Willard. Jonxsox. S'l'l'Il'lNIl5I. C. T5 Adams. German Club 1112 Dramatic Club 141. Joxlfxs. lvlln' Im. L. S. 58 South Willard. Kml Senior Reception Committee 1313 French Club 1413 Dramatic Club 141. l I'I'1K, Cimumzs W. C. T0 South Winooski Arc. Lyceum 121 1315 President French Club 1413 Athletic Editor Register 1413 Dramatic Club 141. Kl'2N'l', PAl'I.lNlG A. C. .QT North Prospect. German Club 121: Fair Vaudeville 1313 Senior Reception Com- mittee 1311 Dramatic Club 141. 28 KXl1lll'l'. HAZ!-zr.. C. I6 Lnfrryvfle Plmfrf Dramatic Club 14lg French Club 143. lllcblw. MARY E. I.. S. 15 South Ullfllll Dramatic Club 1415 French Club 141. lllxsmzv, Wll.I.1Ax1 H. E. 197 Hourard Lmmlls. llllxux' M. L. S. .79 K-ing Dramatic' Club 143. Looms, Su1'x11.x S. L. S. 551 King Dran1atic Club 145. 29 l,omm. Cu1':s'l'1':1c M. E. 52.3 Illonrov. Class President 12,15 Lyceum 121 131: Chess and Clievker Club 121 1315 Dramatic' Club 141: Mgr. 1415 Ass't Mgr. Baseball 131: Class Football 1415 Class Day Treasurer 141. Lyox. FI411ltl3lN1'FZ B. E. ' Provtor Aw. First Prize, Prize Speaking 14.1 l1l1'Kl-zxxis. A1's'rlx J. L. S. , IJ South Union. Class Football 131 1415 School Football 1411 Basketball 131 1415 Baseball 131 1415 Capt. 141. lVllI.I.ER. MAR1:ARE'r B. C. .TIF Sll,ll17l1H. Class Treasurer 1215 Class Vice-President 1311 Class S01-rotary 1415 Fair Committee 121 131 141: Dramatic- Club 1:11 1411 Freucli Club, Sec.'Treas. 1415 Class l1ay Usher 131. PA1ucim.I., MARY A. L. S. 3.71 South Union. Fair Committee 111 1215 Class Vice-President 121 1315 Senior Reception Committee 1315 Fair Vaudeville 131: Dramatic Club 131 1415 Cast A Scrap of Paper' 141. 30 Ilmtsla, .l1'l,l41 S, WN Uollvyc Class Vito-Presiclont 113 1433 Fair Committee 123 133 1432 Freuvh Play Chorus 1332 Dramatic Club 133 1433 Exec-ulive CO1Dl'11itt9', 143: l+'rvl1c-ll Club, Vicv-Prosimleilt 143: Exrliaiigv Editor of Regis It-r 1-13: Prize Speaking 1433 Oread Artist 143. l'mul:. lCl'Nl1'l-I A, I.. S. 15,3 IAIOIIHH RAND, INA P. E, 278 Uoltrlurslvl' Arr' lil+1YN43l,l3x. Rl l'll XV. C. 1.76 I1UUlIliS Class Troasurvr 133: Fair Vauclevillv 1333 Senior Rm-fiptioll Com- mittvo 1331 Ul'2llllillit' Club 133 1435 Associate Editor of Regis- tor 1-13. Riva-1, CIIARIJIS M. E. 451 fy,-,g,g,,,3 Class Treasurer 14 3. 31 Rini, F1,0mcNc1-3 E. E 61 Greene. R.ll'E. Fuwln G. E. lil Greene. Rl1,m'. l4'l:ANvls G. L. S. 1208 Colchester Ave. Banjo and Mandolin Club 131 143: French Club C473 Chess and Checker Club ill. R1lHl'INlll'Illfi. ISAM' H. C. 67' Infervnlv Arn. Dramatic Club 1455 French Club 145. Rrssrzu., MAE G. L. S. .Ili Lafayette Plarc. 32 Sr:w,xmm, Fi.m:l:xw: E. E. His NOIIHI lflllflll Dramatic- Club 141: F1'01icli Club 141. Smrru. C'll.xlu.l:s K. li. S. 1317 l'mrl Gorman Club 1211 l1Yl'0lllI1 131: Ul'Zl.I'll2Lll1' Club 1-111 Prize Speak ing 141. Sxmlllxs, .lull-is IG. li. S. .3 N1H'l11'1' f'1IlII'l. S1-l'I.lf:. R.n'x1oxn L. IC. 9.715 Nuulh lvllllfll. Banjo and Mzuulollu Club 111 121 1331 141: lmacler 1311 141: Ass't Mgr. 131: Orvlivstra 121 1313 l,yc'e-uni 1l1 121 131: Dra- matic Club 131 1413 Mgr. Class Formlliall 11111 Class Sl'l'l'1'lill'V 1311: Class l7l'1'Sl11t'llI 141: Mgr. Orc-ad 1-11. S1ll l1llXl'l1'li. E'I'lllil. l'. C. ,Jw Nmzllr l'11mn. Fair Commiltov 1113 Class Vl1'1'-l'l'0Sl1l11lll, 1311 I l'l'lll'll Play Chorus 12311 l.yc-slum 121 1211: Alumni Prize- 1311: Fl'1'Il1'll Club ,V 131 141: lflxvcuiivv Coiumillco 12113 I11'zuuz1li1' Club 1211 141: Vivo- as, l,l'1'Sllll'lll 141: Ass'l Loral l411li10r ol' llegislvr 1221: L01-all Ellitm- LK if 131: Associate Editor 1415 Prize Spvalaiiig 1411: Class lluy P0111 X 1-11: Motto Commillee 141. 33 Sr.uul,xw1c. C,uu:m.l.. C. .JI Lafaycua 11101112 l,yc'euu1 133: Dramatic Cluh Q33 447: First Prize R,PgiSfGl S Story Contest 141. SQITIRICS, lVlu1.1.1E. E. 1.70 Imumig, '1'11uMAs, lvllxunu. L. S. .77 1,w,mi.g, Vu'rm'. Rl r1l. C. QS!! Main. Fair Committee 1313 Dramutiv Club 1.31 143: Freuvli Club 4413 Prize Speaking 1435 Class Historian Hi. W,x1.s11, JAMES A. E, lily South Cliamplain. 34 NVlll1lIl'l', Al.ll'l'I R. E. xl'.X'l'lilNN. l1'lcNwu'lc ll. l.. S. .2111 l'fl1l7l1'111l1i A lv' llusuball 111 121 1221 141: Clwss :mel Cll01'li0I' Club 121: Foot- ball 111 121 1211 141: Capt. 1412 LYVPIIIII 111 1211 S0I'f-Yf1211ll-211- arms 111 1213 Basketlmll 121 131 1413 Capl. 1412 llI'iLll18.ll1 Club 131: Class Football 111 121: Capt. 131 141: Advisory Ilo:u'1l 111 121. Wllllzllzlmxu. lf'l:.xxlc 0. L. S. ISU Soullz ll iIIarfl. Class S012 121: l,y1'vu1u 1331: Dfllllllllll' Club 1321 1411 Mgr. Banjo zuul Mzulcloliu Club 131 141: Cust A Scrap of PZI110l'H 141: Ass'1 1 l.or-ul lu1lll0I' ol RCSIISUWI' 1313 Lon-al Emlilor 141: Class Football 1211 1413 1l1'iu1ls lC1lito1' ol' Owurl 141. xVlIl'I'NI'lY. lflll.-XNUICN. L, S. 111.1 1'ulI1'g1v. Class l1.lz1sq11e1'zulv Prize 121g Senior R01-Option Committeu 131g Fair Vzuulvville- 1313 llrzllualim' club 131 1415 FI'CIll'll Club 141. XVIIITIC. NINA. E. l7I .Ynrlh ll'llI1l0Slu'i A-mx .Q Loomis. Lycvum 111 121 131: DI'21IllH,ll1' Club 131 1-11: Class 'l1I'6ZlSllI't'l' 111: Class S91'l'1'f2ll'y 141: Class Day Usluu' 12311 Fair Commit. lvl' 111 101 35 Webster J. Bellrose. Max C. Ilessy. Mable l. Bissonott. Gerard llraflford, l4'ranr'is II, lluley. lfldward Cabana. Viola Cliamlu-1-lin. Ralph Cushman. Grave A. Davis. Raymond Evans. Robert J. Fitzsimnious. lleuuiv B. Frank. Alive H. Fuller. Natalie C. Gilbert. I Ioreuf-e Ii. llilmore. Jam-ob Goldstein. Robert Greene. .lolm Griffin. Grant Haight. Hannah Harvey. Stanley Halhorne. James I . Henry. Mabel E. Howard. William N. Hudson. Allied Joac-lum. llorolhy Joc-elyn. Louise E. Jocelyn. is-.L Quondam members Edward H. Johnson, Belle A. Johnson. Russell Kendall. Mae M. Killary. Cathrine La Voic-0. Charles Levin. Lydia M. M0Cuen. Margaret McDermott Ivan C. Mix. Blanvhe L, Mulqueen Harry J. Mulqueen. Russell Munson, Louis Parady. Beatrice E. Platka. Orlow F. Prentiss. Himan D. Rosenberg Raymond L. Russell. Bessie F. Rust. Burliegh E. Stowe. Etta M. Thayer. Lola A, Van Vliet. Mae E. Vincent. Frank H. White. Helen Williams. Raymond H. Wiltse. Philip G. Wyman. -w--an 36 in-Qi., lik, 1 f W y ,, 9 x x f . Aim' xf vl yr ' Jfg -ff 1 --- 45-4 ui x ii 1 xl ' K4 ,' +5 -1- fr X V J In Junior lea' we Take Oufiuse I . junior Editorial Class of Nineteen Hundred and Six! The mere mention of that name re- calls to our memory such a variety of scenes and incidents that we are at a loss to know which are t-he most deserving of mention. In the past three years we have distinguished ourselves not only in the classroom, but on the field of sports. and have participated in all social gatherings with our usual spirit. From the day when we first entered the halls of Old Edmunds and encoun- tered the patronizing and somewhat condescending glances of the upperclassmen. we determined to make a name for ourselves. It is not for us to say how well we have accomplished our object. U The fighting qualities of a part of our class were shown one dark night. when a number of the boys were attacked by a superior force of sophomores. and, though we will not state the result. it has been a noticeable fact that our rights have never again. been called into question. Our first class sociable! What an hilarious evening that was! The mas- culine members of the class were with difficulty enticed within the doors of the assembly hall, where they at last deigned to join in the intricate mazes of drop the handkerchief. Our sophomore year was even more noteworthy than our first year. Sev- eral new elements entered into the life of the class at the beginning of this period. VVe first made the acquaintance of M. Fichot,-and what one of us will ever forget our struggles with qu'est-ce-que c'est ? It was during this year, also, that we first ventured into the realms of circles and triangles. from which we emerged. eareworn but victorious, with a greater sense of our responsibilities t-han ever. One of the most enjoyable events of this year was the class sociable, which was a decided improvement on our first attempt. Our already high opinion of Mr. Donahue was raised that evening by the way in which he directed hot coffee. It was about this time, too, that Peck and Wheeler developed their remarkable propensities for mischief, and they furnished a continual fund of entertainment in room nine. 38 'l'his year tinds us dignified and studious juniors. The manner in which we conducted ourselves at lllontpelier is a noticeable illustration of this fact. Most of our class, especially the students of Civil Government, were so anxious to learn the methods of the Legislature, that even the attractions of the football game, to say nothing of the charms of the city itself. could hardly allure them from the State House. The fall term is a long one and it is no wonder that a few of our members became tired of the steady routine of school life and decided to take a short vaca- tion toward the last of the term. Some of them have even been thinking seri- ously of doing' so again. Not being satisfied with the ordinary plan of a class sociable, this year we determined to outdo all our former efforts and to make our class gathering one of especial pleasure. ,lt is hardly necessary to say that we all enjoyed the ex- cellent supper the connnittee prepared for us, together with the speeches by our President, llliss Moore, and Mr. Donahue. 'l'ime runs on apace and nearly three years of our lliggh School career are finished. We have been well represented on all the athletic teams, the names of some of us have appeared on the Editorial lloard of The Registerng those musically inclined have lent their talents to the lllusical Clubs: while the dramatic ability of a few of our classmates was shown this year in the presentation of the comedy-drama, 'HX Scrap of l'aper. .llesides the learning we have acquired from books, we have formed many friendships during' our stay together in old ll. ll. S.. which will intluence our lives long after our knowledge of algebra and Latin have become obscure in our memory. These friendships will become more precious as the years go on. and we may well say, with Dr. Holmes :-- 'l'li'a11lcs to the gracious powers above, from all mankind that singled us, And dropped the pearl of friendship in the eup they kindly mingled us, And bound us in a, wreath of flowers with hoops of steel knit, under ity- Nor time, nor space, nor ehanee, nor change, nor Death himself shall sunder it. M. .xNn lll., '06, 39 Huun MAcGIuuoN... MARIKJN THOMAS .... VIRGINIA FIanc:UsoN .... MABI-JI. TINKIIAM ..... Adsit, Margery Ahern, Frank H. Alexander, Dorothy Ames, Maurice P. Atherton, Nina May 69 Austin, Jennie Della Beers, Marjorie L. Bond, Clara 65 No. Brown, Chas. A. Brownell, Hallie G. Buck, Horace Royal Bullard, Haven Stowe Bullard, Ruth Bullock, William Burnett, Jennie M. Carroll, Mamie Chamberlin, Ruth 116 No. Clark, Barbara Clark, Wright Conant, Samuel L.. JUMOI' Dil'2Cf0l'V OIHCCPS 24 Loomis 19 George 9 Shelburne 204 College No. Champlain 61 So. Willard 67 Church Winooski Ave. 275 St. Paul 47 Hyde North Ave. 472 S. Union 472 So. Union 182 Pine 88 Buell 24 St. Paul Winooski Ave. 86 No. Union 86 No. Union 1 St. Paul Cross, Anna 284 Colchester Ave. Dow, Arthur Webster Farrell, Mary Fay, Ellery W. 45 N. 8 So. Willard 65 No. Willard Winooski Ave. Fay, Josephine L. 45 N. Winooski Ave. Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Virginia Fisher, Florence M. Fleury, Edwin Theodore Flynn, Lena Fuller, Edson D. Henderson, Ruth Hebert, Alexis Hickok, Dorothy Hobart, Hazel J. Holcomb, Ransom Howe, Frank L. Humphrey, Grace L. Hunt, Fred W. Jones, Marguerite E. Johns, Nellie Matilda Kieslich, Albert l.anou, Florence E. President. Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. 117 Maple 77 No. Union 11 Elm 112 Loomis 136 N. Union 21 Loomis 264 S. Union 177 N. Willard 567 St. Paul 77 Buell 185 College Jericho 72 Greene 165 Loomis 433 S. Union Union 272 S. 208 North Ave. 110 Archibald Lavelle, Austin Gerald 64 N. Union Linsley, Ray 24 Orchard Terrace Luck, Agnes A. 198 N. Union Lyon, Esther Frances 51 Loomis MacGibbon, Hugh C. 112 Loomis MacNeil, Myrtle 69 Grant McCaffrey, Helen Loretto 10 Pearl lvlt-llermott, Mary Katherine 31 Drew Merriliew, Elizabeth A. So. Burlington Metralf, Florence S. 'Sli N. Union Mower, E. Douglas 328 Pearl Newell, Bessie Mae 59 N. Union Ot-kerblad, Andrew M. So, Prospect Owen. Rose Mildred lt?-i N. Union Perla, Arthur lx. Experiment Farm Peek, Mary B. 38 East Allen, Winooslii Powell, Homer ll. Presbrey, Edward H. Reynolds, Mildred J. Rutter, Rose Eleanor Shanley, Margaret 247 Pearl 109 Summit. 156 Loomis 40 Clarke 391 S. Union sale Siinonds, Helena Mary 2455 Pearl Smith, l+'rederielc F. 225 S. Willard 217 Drew 88 S. Willard S8 S. Willard Stevens, Albert F. Stratton, Gladys E. Stratton, Ralph O. Taleott, Aliee Kingsbury 93 Buell Tanner, Mary C. 32 E. Allen, Winooski Thurston, llura Elva Howard Relief Tinkham, Mabel A. 46 N. Winooski Ave. Thomas, Marion 305 Main Wheeler, Clara Mary So. Burlington Wheeler, S, Harley 335 S. Union Wilcox, Stevens Ruth ti Hieliok Piave Wooster, Carlene Stone 225 Maple . nfl . 5 Q39 --- 75 ' V E .- x- 41 43 Sophomore History What a task we have before us! To write the history of the Class of 1907! Really, if we ever made something out of nothing by means of our pen, we must do so now. For, after much deliberation, we have come to the discourag- ing conclusion that to write anything like a history of the class in question would be next to impossible. For stirring events, favorable or otherwise, are neces- sary to make a history, and, unfortunately, the career of the Class of 1907, up to this time, has been unusually quiet and undisturbed. ln your first year, 1907, the mere mention of a trial at arms with the class above you turned you pale-a weakness which has followed you through your second year. In fact, it is due to your inactivity in this direction that class scraps in the school are a thing of the past. For doing away with them you may be praised or censured, in our opinion, with equal justice. At any rate. the school world will never know what you could have done when brought to a crisis in a hard fisting match with your rival class. As you have deprived yourself of the fun of class fighting, so have the School lloard deprived you of the pleasures the lower classes have hitherto de- rived from their class sociables. Thus far you have not been allowed to hold a class sociable. VVhether those who have restricted you in this way think you too young to successfully manage such an affair, or whether too much school sociable dissipation on the part of the class directly above you has made it seem best for you to go without your sociables for awhile, wfe do not know. lint we sympathize with you, and if, when you become seniors, you show any inertia in the doing of the many duties, outside of your studies, which will then fall upon you, we would excuse it to some extent, considering that for two years you were deprived of your sociables, which are the only means yet discovered in our school by which a class is given confidence in itself and its own powers, and by which the members of the class are mingled together and given that feeling of social good-will without which no class, as a class. gains much more than the reputation of being a set of grinds. 44 lint after all, still waters run fleepfl you know, and that you have not disturbed the peace of your sehool by riots and scraps, and the peace of your parents hy dancing, at least once a year, in the assembly hall until the scandal- ously late hour of ten-thirty, does not mean that you are in any way weak- minded. Un the contrary, if we read you aright, you are merely biding your time until you become seniors or juniors, when ample opportunity will be given you to prove your true worth. Meanwhile you are quietly nourishing in your midst several fondlings whose mere names, in the distant future fshould we say far distant?l will totter this old world to its depths. You have a Lyman, patiently awaiting the time when he shall he King Coal of the earthy a Dodds, who bids fair to rival Professor l'etts as a dancing masterg a Howtes, to becomie a full-blooded Greek: a Lessor and a Tuttle, both to till Sousa's shoes: a Ferguson, who is to have his per- petual grin preserved in Consumer's lee Company's ice and make his fortune by selling it in chunks to all the leading Sunxday papers, for use in their weekly l,ulu-Hooligan-lluster-Butt-in-0-How-Foolish insults to good taste: and last, but not by any means least fin his own estimationl you have as a daily com- panions a Clapp, who is destined-but since he himself has not wasted any thought on his future. it would be presuming for us to foretell it here. llut we cannot trust our pen any further in this catalogue of future great- ness. The mere mention of such noble personages moves us to the heartis core. XN'hat Il- Did you speak? Did we hear you ask whether the Class of 1907 is all boys? llless you, no! The largest and best part of the class is girls. Nllhy, even the boys themselves run to girls! And such girls! There is Miss - lint we haven't the space to name all the girls worthy of mention. lf we did we would have to name all the girls in the class. For they are all, as lloag would say, 'feorkersf' lint our pen demands a relief from this sort of work. So we will close, advising the reader, for a complete -history of the deeds of this most illustrious elass, to read the Senior Editorial in Tllli Omiap for IQO7. 45 Sophomore Diroctorv Oiliccrs Gaonm: THOMAS . . . ....... . . .President Miss HAZEI. Dlcrzw ...... . ..... ...Vice-President Miss HARRIET W1IlT'raMo1zE ..... ...Secretary Omm l+'r:mulsoN ............... . . .Treasurert Allen, Ray 3 Fletcher Place Eldred, Maude Agnes 59 N. Union Andress, Harry John 16 North Bend Everett, Carrie Violet 10 S, Willard Andrews, Katie May 552 S. Union Everett, Robert Edward 10 S. Willard Bailey. Harrison Winooski, Vt. Ferguson, Orra Andrews 117 Maple Bartlette, Ethel Florence 127 N. Union Fiske, Inez 2 Colchester Ave. Bingham, Garth Elsmere 192 N. Union Flynn, Mary Gertrude 136 N. Union Burke, Lorette Eugenia M. 52 N Union Frank, Bessie 320 N. Winooski Ave. Buxton, Vernon Chester 188 N. Willard Gallagher, Addie 220 East Ave. Carpenter, Clarence 37 Grant St. George, Mabelle E. 115 S, Willard Center, Ethel 76 Brookes Ave. Germain, Estelle Elizabeth 53 Hyde Center, Everett 76 Brookes Ave. Gill, Frances Lillian 172 N. Willard Chamberlin, Ethel M, 167 S. Union Gregory, Ruth H. 56 Elmwood Ave. Clapp, Truman Leroy 39 S. Union Gulick, Christine Emerson 8 S. Willard Coon, Helene Harding 90 King Harding. Evelyn 457 Main Cote, Louis 60 Clarke Hawkins, Robert H. 181 North Daniels, Gilberta Hopkins 34 N. Prospect H68-th, Hattie ISHDGHQ SO. Bllrlington Derway, Ethel Jennie North Ave, Hillard, Dorothy Estelle 120 Pine Devereux, George Francis 15 Allen HOIIIIGS, Lllthefa- Maude 419 Pearl Dodds, Glenford 437 S. Union Howes, Ralph Edwin 298 S- Union Dodds, J, Allen North Hero Hudson, Maude 248 N. Winooski Ave. Drew, Hazel Louise Shelburne St, II'iSh, Rollin A8.I'0n Westford, Vt. Duell, Mabel Ella So. Burlington J0hIlS0I1, L011iS W. 153 Pine Dullahan, Lena Dutton, Lilah Mae 161 Monroe 13 Grant Eddy, George Dayton 91 Pearl Johnstone, Hans H. Johnstone, Harry Keyon, Ned Herbert 177 S, Prospect 177 S. Prospect, 179 N. Prospect Kmetz, Jessie lfl. 137 North Ave. Lanham, Margaret Kesse 181 S. Union Lavigne, Dora May 08 S. Willard Lessor, Harold A. 40 Allen Lessor, Louise D. 123 N. Winooski Ave. Loomis, Samuel M. P. 59 King 107 Howard 237 S. Willard Linsley, l.etit1a Lyman, Elias, Jr.. lvlt-Corinit-li, Elizabetli Mae 30 Spruce lvlellongall, Catherine G. 345 St. Panl Mellongall, Louise Ann Mary 345 St, Paul Melienzie, Peter Edward 13 S. Union Ne-ser, Mattie 144 Shelburne Parker, Luey 104 Cherry Perelman, Moses Il. 340 N. Winooslii Ave. Porter, llelen North Ave. Prior, llella 47 Monroe Robinson, George A. U5 S. Champlain 105 N. Willard 42 Church Rovliwell, Sadie Ross, Frank ll.- Rousseau, Albert, Russell, Edith A. Ryan, Mattie Pattridge, lllant-he Sears, Helen Simonds, Geraldine Simonds, Helen M, Smith, lna M. Snulloek, Louise Stedman, lnez Taggart, Florence Thomas, George Tuttle, George Wheeler, Marguerite White, C. R. Whitteniore, Harriet Woodbury, Mildretl Wright, Grace Young, Eva Ellen Younger, Lydia fig So. Burlington 50 Greene S. Prospet-t So. Burlington N. Winooslii Ave. 203 Maple 355 Pearl Winooski The Richardson. 16 Sehool -1- me Z 53 ... J' 6 E E xxX 34 Buell 3l Booth S6 S. Willard 68 Main 102 Adams 410 Pearl Vergennes, Vt. '70 Front 513 St. Paul XX . tl ll I YM, ,exif s '-5, , - ,X-R X ml A7 fw- Nfl 'Freshman Editorial ,AN K fK9QxQ I, -1. -gf . 01 Y.--n-ug' 5 - . . ! gffk. A9 - ' I 1 15' Q VDD ' I 'W , .v',- I 'll A-if 'fl '1 X x 5 I If f ' Q4 S-I-,.'I,A S22 H I Pi? , w Tie- J' M--, 2? iii ,U f'U1 'ggg 'if -' ll., I1 'li' .' if .IEA ::il1':rA 41 Nitty .- 1 5' 4, SUl I+'lQ'll'fNL'Y. -L9 -,?-,.- Jon N Cosulcll-'F ..... Mlss Donorin' Porn. .. 'Freshman Directory OIIICCYS Miss Es'rr:L1.r: Hicks .... Roy SAWYEIQ. . ......... Ames, Allen Archibald, Helen Auc-lair, Clara Badger, Ruth R. Baker, Nellie Mae 132 Baker, Robert Earl Barton, Harold C. Beers, Earl F. Block, Molly Blondin, Edwin Booth, John E. Bradford, Lois Burritt, Katherin Burt, Lucille A. Butler, Dow H. Buxton, Leon 204 College 97 Buell So. Burlington 33 Murray N. Winooski Ave. 122 N. Willard 31 Booth 239 Loomis 79 Hyde 228 Main 115 N. Union 197 S. Willard Shelburne Road N. Union So. Burlington 188 N. Willard Chase, Mildred 58 Front Clark, Philena 86 N. Union Clapp, Mina M. 71 Hyde Clapp, Robert F. 159 S. Union Cobb, Helen True 92 Main Coffey, Fred 233 St. Paul Colbath, Fred G. 127 Mansfield Ave. Cooke, Harrison A. Cosgriff, John Coventry, Bertha 462 S. Willard Red Rock Ave. 94 Elm 50 Cutler, Lila Degree, Harold Dodds, Price Dorr, Leon Dupaw, Edward Evans, Fay A. Evans, Vera Farrell, H. Field, Burton Flynn, Anna Gay, Vernice Gebicke, Charles Gillette, E. Lloyd Hall, Otis A. . . . .1'l'CSlflt'l1f. . . .VWZCC-PI'CSIfl1CNl . . . Treasurer. . . .Sccrcta1'y. 206 Maple 12 Brookes Ave. 31 Hickok Place 495 nlinooski Avo. 233 North 200 Maple 30 Greene 65 N. Willard 24 School 136 N. Union 26 Converse Court 11 Mansfield Ave. 25 Elmwood Ave. 55 Greene Harris, Cecil 19 Spruce Hayes, Edna M. 50 Booth Heininger, Oscar Henry 12 Crowley Henderson, Ralph 199 Howard Hennegan Mamie H. 166 N. Battery Hickok, Lydia Marie 86 N. Winooski Avc. Hicks, Estelle 169 Church Hills, Thomas Laurence 59 N. Prospect Hoag, Geo. Elwyn Hunt, Ray 'll Hutchinson, Nina May Johns, Charles E. 10 St. Paul 165 Loomis 16 Booth 187 Loomis Kvnuoy, Ruth Myla Kvinptor, Rudolph ll. TU Krupp, Osvar l.aruor, Mark James lla Rovquv, l,in'ionno M. liatour, lionis l.awi'e-in-0, Mahol May Loo, Frank Oshorno Lovin, Galmriol 305 lilam-rau, Charley Forrin Nagin-r. 'l'hos. Howard Mason. Hilda Bella 220 Chaso S. Winooski Avo. G5 N. Bend 115 Loomis lil Elmwood Avo. 32 North Avo. 31 Hyde titi N. Willard N. Winooski Avo. 115 Bus-ll S3 Rrookos Avo. Tti N. Willard lilaxtivld, lilanvliv Gortrudo 54 Loomis Mvtiarty, Gvorgo 1113 St. Paul M1-Ulvllan, William Jann-S 24 Murray lilt-tlratli, William Edwa Mt-llrath. Stonlion rd 5211 S. Union 55 Monroe Mt-tlratli. Mainio C. 187 N. Chainplain lilvlilalion. .lohn lilvlilnlion, Goorgo 141 Morrilivw. Edith Ellen Ft. Ethan Allan N. Winooski Avo. So. Burlington Nilvs, Alliv 98 North Nilos, Goorgv Harry S18 North Norris. Ella lf'rain-os 500 S. Union 0'llrivn, Raymond Donald 211 Chnrvli Ovki-rhlad. If'i'mle-i'ir'li S. Prospovt U'Snllivan. Floroiit-0 Brown 15 N. Winooski Avo. Pino. Frank John Polio. Dorothy Van Vliot Powvll, Charlvs Alhvrt Powors, William .I, Rolllmins, Edith 31 Hyde 125 Bank 247 Pearl tit? Georgv 423 Pearl Roborgv, Elizalwth Rosc- Rolwrgo, .Iolin Ross, Isabel A. Hue-l, Altha Molina Sawyer, Roy David Sc-arff, Lestina Media Sollon. Waltvr Frveliorn 1-18 North 12 North Avo. 42 Churvh So. Burlington 36 Grant Shelburne St. 9 Hickok Plat-0 St-gel, Dora 265 Winooski Ave. Sharrow, Dana Shoridan, Waite-r Shi-rwin, Arclior L. Shinvillu, Annie Laurie Sit kle, .lat-oh 105 Smith, Lena Franc-os Sikora. Alfred Paul Spillauv, Mamie Regina Squires, Elmer lf'raut-is Sl3.D19S,1.ELXVl'9Ilt'f:' C. 142 Stinison, llvryl Ruby Taylor, lsallollv Thomas, Adeline Coffin 'l'homas, May Belle Varnoy, l.ottio Grace Vilas, Boa.t1'it-o Alive 168 Pino 241 Loomis So. liurliugton 21 Monroo lg N. Champlain 1Sti N. Battvry 17 North Ava. 255 Pearl 150 Loomis Univorsity Plat-0 2443 North S. Willard 305 Main :lil Murray 28 52 Henry 394 Pvarl Vinvvnt, Arthur G. Champlain r-or. North Warre-n. Mildred T0 Union Watkins, Bossio Mao 219 Elmwood Avo. Weld, Nohlv Ernest West. Ruth Marjorie Whalen, .lanies Frank White. Ila May Williams, Allwrt K. 71 S. Champlain 173 Maplo 99 S. Union So. Burlington 58 N. Union Wright, Gortrndo Franros 103 Maple . l l l' l I f,.6 ll' ffllilm' , 1' f if if wo uf . . l ll . -...,.,,.,.' ' .Jax X '1 . . E' Wi 'Xi .., 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 -- '2 a 'fl-Y. fs 51113 ,W X sl , , k V921 W L, f:f5 ' ' I, libs K - f'Lf FRFKL URN 114 E F S 53 Delta Gamma Phi ll,OCAI,.l FKIVNIDI-Ill IN 1800. F0lllidCl'S Hn-nry Crngin llnrrows Arthur lflmlwzxrml Vupv Hu-nri Ulnnnlwrlin 0101110111 Ilvnry Orson Wllvvlvl' l,Ill'I' Wznm- .lohonnott l4'1'0dc1'im'li Mvvcll Van Sim-kl fl'3fl'CS fl! llrbc Gm-o1'gu M. Brett flIITlll'll A, llugzlr, '01 Harold J. Gatvs, '02 Xllwrl 'l'. llvmlvrsuxl. '01 ME1l'l'0lll1S H. I,anflon, '02 ilvnlv G, Hilton, '01 William P. NViIHii'l', ox-'03 lu-rvit H. 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IS '1'11c lC1'g1'.1!1'1', 1111111, 15 1111 111111111' 111 11111 5111111111, 111111 S1l11111l1 1111 11'1111 5111111 111' 1111111' 51111111111. 511 1 I w 1 Che Register Beard VI5I.IIRII1I VH, I IbI'II0I'-IN-VII HCI . , I . , . .. I,IuSI.IIC II. AIIAIQN, Un, IIHIIHIAS ISIIAITFORIJ. '05 ..,. IC'I'IIICI, I', SUII'I'IIXYIITIi, 'll3.. IiII'I'H IIIGYNULIHS, 'UTM ,. .. VIL MARY 'IHXNNICIL 'mi ....... .IHLIA SPICAII I'IC.XSlC 'UT-... WIIIIIAN I.INSI.ICY, WI5.. ICIHSON I IH,I,I'III, 'llli .... TIIITIXIAN l'I,AI'I', WUT... Former I'IIDI'I'UIIN-I N -I'II IICI-'. JOHN S. WRlIH'I'I'. IIICNIIY U, NYIIlCICI.ICIi, I RANKI,YN B. SNYDICR, FRIED HON.-XR XX'IHGII'I'. HOWARD .I. CIIIHIIICY. HAIl0l,Il .I. GATICS. LITUIIIS IC. IIIIIXIVIIIIICX. 'VIIOMAS IJ. PICRIIY. I.ICVl I'. SMITH. IIIGNIIY IT, ISROWNIGLII. IJOIIGLAS IKIIAHIVOIIIJ. IANHXI. l'IllI'I'UII, XX IIICICIAICR. UH XNK 0. ' .-I xsixluul .-I .wuvifvlv '1.wxm'i1rlf' .-I ss isfnnf l'I.l'1'llfHl!l1 It IISIII :wx ,-Is.visl1l1ll'. 'I xxixlunl Editors and managers IIl'SI XFISS NI .X N.Xl.l'.lIh. XIXHGS H. IEIIICNNAN. WIIILIANI I. RICICI5. WAI.'I'ICIl W. .IUI IONNO'I I'. .lf SHJNICY M. ISHNK ICR. IHIWAIIIT C. I'.-XIJXIICII, I'IIAIiI,ICS If, IIIAUK, CIIARIIES A, DAVIS, MAIITIN II. RIITIC, HIGNIIY Ib. III4lNIJI+.IC. SANIWOIIIH 0. SQII ' lil IIIICS. v lflliflllf lflrlilnr, I'JrIilu1', l,m'r1I lflvlilul 1'JfliIn1'. DI112111gn'r. 'af lam N d ff .jf . If 5 VY ' :N , if J ,VF 'j 1P . L' I f F-'Ax' ' I K x 'XJ' ' I X 1 - .TvH 'fu' N - - X'-' Sf '2fzf dxf M X .xxx Ky, 19. I . f ,A xfi ' ,-, 5 lr 'WX K ff CEE' G2 ,r ' 0 L 1 , 1 1 , L1 'I V N wx W ww avW ww . f I J, QW 11 Ee Q Q22 W f? EE 4 fha 0 ' Aw ' KX 5 Q TV 1 ,, V w , X W g , Vx P X VNU' M X X N C Q C? HN 1g 1rl1jM:bL ' 5 'Q ' :A Mg fH I ,5 X 'IW W j?MJH'flbJ X X L!lMHV'q5, W Www W ,M N ld ARK Hx r w ff N N A ' NNN LV!!! Q M I J EV N 1 ' xj T, ,Q h 4 pl ,B M , ' W ' C Kg! xx iw I , 1 Q fx X Ny . b ' W Q ffaf, Q f W ,QQ O5 P 6-L Bani and mand lin Club lt is tll1l'0l'lll11il.l0 that a 1-lub t'OIIl1l0Sf'tl ol' suvh good Ill2lU'l'lill and our' that :lis- playvtl suvh iuarlwtl ability shoultl havo been t-ollipollml to givv up what, promise-tl to bt- a suc't-t-sst'ul season bm-auso ot' simple hard luck. lt is imlvcwl tuifortuuattt that tho llaujo autl Maucloliu Club of 1905 gavo but throo t-omvrts. 'l'hc- Club bvgau to gut iuto shapt- varly in tho svasou iuider thc able loarlorsliip ot' R. 11. Soulv, 'tl5. Aftf-r wt-1-hs ot I'aithl'ul work, in which time a 4-hoicu and variant IJl'03.fI'2lllllll0 ol' Iiftvvu st-lt-vtioiis was lt'ai'us-tl, tht- Club opt-uotl its scasou ol' L'0llt'0l'lS at Cambritlgo, Novi-mlwi' tl, bt-l'orv a small but attvutivv autliouvv. Ou the uoxt lfritlay cvvuiug tht- Club gave its sovoutl t'Ullt't'l'l at lluth-rhill, beforv au autlivnvo uousistiug of twvlvo pvoplv, lIlt'llltllll3.'j a fvw uit-uilu-rs ol' tlw svhool who Ilt't'0Illll2llllt'tl tho Club. 'l'hv auuual homo coiiwfit was gxivt-11 tiarly iu lltivviiilwi' for tho pui'post: of SlI'21l5l,'lll0l1lll1.f out fiuam-vs, but hard lut-la was ll0t wanting L-vt-u at homo and tho Club I'0I1tlt'l't'tl a thoivu lll'05.1l'fLlIlIllt' lwforo au- otlru' small houst-. This was tho t-limax autl it was tluvitlc-tl not to atte-mpt. auythiug mort-. la-t it bv uutlcrstootl that thu l'ailu1'v ol' thv Club was cluv, as wt- haw- llt'l'tJl'l' statml, to purt- hartl luvh autl not to any fault. of the IllZlIl2lfg0I', to whom grt-at vrt-tlil shoultl bv givvu for his L-1i0l'gt'tit' work. 'l'h0 Club was ably assistvtl by William M. llostt, 'tlI, 1't-arlvr. autl J, William llrimv, ox-'04, banjo soloist. Tho work ol' tlw Club was t-iitirvly abou- vritit-ism autl its playing.: cortaiuly tloscwvt-xl a wowtlml house at all tht- t'Ollt't'l'lS. 1,t'mIv1', ll. l.. Soult-, '05 lllonugfwr. lf. 0, xYlll't'lt'l', tl., .-txs'l .lIunuyr'1', li, l 7. Mow:-r, 'mi It'f'u1I1'r, W, M, Ross-, 'tlt lirrnjo Soloist, .l. W. Primo, lflx-'tit Al.tXllUl.lNs, i:.xx.ms ll. l.. Soulv, '05 li. D. Mowvr, 'tlti li. S. tlatvs, 'tlfi I . tl. Riluy, '05 l+'. tl. Xvll00lt'l', '05 L'l,,XIlIXIfj' IC. I , tlvbliartlt, 'HS llaroltl lmssor, 'UT tl. . . E. l ulloi', 'tlti l' 'l'uttlt- 'HT 65 l'l.XNtl. l,. ll. Allvtl, '05 1 , ll , N ff! ffr ' I 1 rl f X ' ' I X 1' 1 f I X Tiff? -'A iil 1: f 5 ,f lS: :3ffZ Sw N Gy 1 X 5:V?x' R--V- YA 'rl'-If Z, A B? A K LV In fha fqltemilqlfqll, 171: rd 17,1765 P u o q r s nv M u..s fc WMLA, M Hu Cl..L,- - - - - Wrfdf HW sgloof m..4,f.u Cue I 47Ae FPupL.6f:kan Puri' - gf-f,,,fQc,6,gNJf l',x7f4eul1!oanfsel14fr,m of Jalall, - tfulfn Peas: J Wfraj was Lfhcofn Creafh- Clfbrney Smllif Mui!! pufpa u r r ifram Woo Jfanvf - Laden. 1HnfJaulf774nzfalf'q CALL 4K7lv.e Ynludefaendehce ryflfo1le5LIL!fif3'Le Bbian 6?l7heRe.5f,,1,,,,,-7l- , fra11Il.csfc rf-Jdy Lfffve Jap u ff cs e aw-1 cn,-Eff:-f l3..Q,L4f6wf17k M . Cavaffnfha relay, lun - - f5zzaf,d 9 a Hfgh-fciaofffidndobif CML 7 Mfdnl Hmmar, - - -- puffflfofey, Y Jafhxnesc Harm! r:5Aer?sbg:cfa s'1gx'fwo,d u.s1c March, Un les , L -- I-I I, L Hfff'.Qiw1mMa,,1,:,gf.,,f' 3 fqvgf PPIZC lc-frsf Prize Dou.q!asBvadfvrr1. F!Z6uQeB,L.,.m, , anon-,ble bvenhun FHM Va fc '4- J J .s . 4fLgw.m ..f M..M.uWAggn-ews MSL'-Ly70f'fa 66 X 5 -' ',. E-G f X... - x N 9551 y ' Q-Cf AQ? x .21 NLR SS . y ., Q.- 5 - lf 1 , mi DN v- U H gm' 1 P ,, 2 1, 3 f 31: wy L ' P N X ffb-lyf NN 1 win W Ki Qff.gQx pg 7 ,W L ' wx fx 'Q Y , N y' if N-'VPE .,..-gh.. igi...-f-f W 'III 'lan n 44 ' Q luv 4-nmlml l 1 I aww Y ' .'?2'thF.T1UH ' QRFINRTIC ULU5 5. Q ' ' V74 I 5 ' L -'11 ji!! ' t - WY' tv' . ,yflfl ft Avg, ' ' 'V ,A I. 'N V rat 1 WL' N X' During the last few years clramaties have taken a prominent plat-e in the sehool nntlertalaings, flne to the existenee in the sehool of the Drainatie elnlw. This year tht- vlnlm has lreen more active than ever before. Beginning early in the fall term meetings were ht-ltl regularly, at which parts of plays were reatl hy members ol' the clnh. so-It-vtetl by eolnmittees appointed for the purpose. A few svenes from As Yon Like lt, the whole of She Stoops to Conquer, and other plays were read at these ineet- ings, whith were generally followed by an informal sing in the assembly hall. These meetings 1-nltninated in the presentation on Marr-h the tenth ot' the tlirev- uc-I t'0Illt'tly-tll'Z'lIllZl. A Sr-rap ot' Paper, before an appret-iative anrlienee that filled the assernlily hall to its standing room. The east., tlrilletl by Miss Davies, gave one ot' the most, sa.tist'aotory presentations ever undertaken by the svhool. The work ot' eaeh nieniher ol' the east was uniformly ext-ellen! and the play 1-1-veiwerl nothing lmnt praisi- froin all who witnessed it. Alongside ot' the sehool sm-cesses ot' The Three Hats and David Garrickf' A Srrap ot' Paper will go flown in the history ot' our sehool tlralnativs as an nntlertaking worthy ot' fur more experient-efl hanrls than those ot' high school students. Ul I ll'l'IRS. LlCSI.IlC ll. ALLEN ......,... .... I Wwsialwzif. MISS ETHEL SOUTHWICK .... .... l 'ir'c-l'rcsiflt'11f. MISS KA'l'HlCKlNlC BICICBIC.. ..,. Sf7t'I't?fllI'jl and 'l'rc'rlsur1'l'. t'lllCS'l'lCIi M. LORD ......., .... I izlsim-.w.v .HfllHI!lf'l'. 68 Scrap oi Paper BY J. P,u,un.u'i1: Simi-sux. Glu-Lx ln' 'l'lll-I S'l'l'lil'lN'l'S ix 'run ASHlCNlIlI.Y HALL UN 'run EYlCNlNtI mv Fl:nmY. MAH. ltl. 1905. East ot Zharactcrs l,l'0Sllt'l' Conrmnont ....................,...... .... l A-slw ll. Allvn llzirtni llc' In Glacimw-. ..... V Xrtlnn' Dow lll'lS0ll10llt'll0 tnatn1':1list.l . . . ...llzivt-n llnll:11'1l Anzttolt- this wartlb ...... .... I Frank Wlwvlm' Baptists- tservantl . . . ..,..,.. Artlnu' Pvt-lc Lonisv dv la Glacit-ru ....... ...Aliss lvlnry llownmn Mntliiltlu tsistc-1' to Lonisul . ................. ...Miss Elvanor Ilivliolc Mznlmnoist-llo Zonohio tsistm' to lirisminnitlwl .... ......... ll liss Mary Pzwliliill Mzulmnv Dupont tliotisvkvnpvrl .............. ...lvliss lXla1'gm'0t ll. lflinvrson I'z1nlins- llllilitll ................ ........ ll liss Fmiiiiv Elting Stage' Nlilllilf-fill' .... .........,....... l Jwiglit Doyotto Assistants .... ..... 1 fvnwit-lc Watkins, Ray Collins lClv4-trim-inns .. ..,Albm't Wliitlmnorc-. Ralph St.1'a.tt0n I'mpt-rtit-s ... ... ...................... Franvis Rilriy tiff gg B FR Lhcg .,l,eG?'fRen5' v. Mm-im 1.3 . .tk ufagprglfwl T0 .S- ' 9 ' ,fxlw-'Ya 5 Lex' ti' yx,49.aTb'E :csc Urn' E. X- CGMMITTEE, MAI! TH1' 1xf-v - , ni.. ... - W ' -'A , . V. J ' . . , .V , - NX GQ XIQQ QJX '-NCWXX,fgf'3T w xx - .cf Q.fC+1,IS2l,k.av'm . 2 X 3 Q. S .-ss' '- -f-1, 7 f xx ' TV 'xeJ M ' w . ' L . ' X in N X? . . x ,,, X' ku , Q Q P A X. 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S., tivr- HQIAHIIS and in thrt-I mitlu-r sith' 1-mild 4-Iztim 21 vivtory. Jutlginglhy tllvsv Iigim-S thc yt-:1r's rc-vortl in uhh-tivs might htf l'0l1Sili0l'Ctl u11u:sl1ally SlIl't't'SSfllI and sutisfac-tory to thc sm-howl that nut whully su, sinw- tm' thr- first time sim-0 lnaskvtlmll was maflf- a part ot' thv umI's zlthlvtit' t'lll'l'it'llIllIll, lvtllll' yvurs 1120, the svhool has hut-11 t'0i't'wl to yit-ld thu gi -iv:11':1tu1'y svlimrl Iizlslu-tluzlli vlizllllpionsinilr ot' the stzltc to :ui OIDITOIIOIII. This, lmwvvc-1' 1 only it lwrit-It stil-lnut-It anti, in spite ot' it, tht' sr-howl it-els wvll voixtc-iltt-ti with its worthy xt lI'N zlthlvtim' i'm'0t'tl. .'HClViS0l'Y BOBYG t'llAIIUIAN, l'lllNtTlI'Al, TIIIJMAS. Mil. IJIJNAIIUIG .-XlL'l'HI'li PIGCK 'tlti IVILXNK tH'lI,illAKIl'I' 'tli l'IC'1'lGR INIVKICNZIIC 'UT MARK LARNICR 'US T2 '1'111' 1'11lS Glass Football as 1'111-1111111 g111111- 111' 12111-1, 111 XX'1l1l'11 111-11111-1' 11-11111 was 1l1111- 111 1.11111 11.-. 111111111111 g111111- 111 1'1-s111-1-1 111 just two 1111i11ts. First. l11-1'z111s1- 11111 1'1111-s 11s1-11 111 .1 .. 1 111111111111 w1-1'1- 1'l11ll111j't't1, 111111 S1-1'11111l, 111-1-1111:41- R1 1.0111112111 was llSl'l1. 111 1111111 l1NIllll 1111- ,u,111111- 1'1-S1-1111111-11 Rl 12ll'!l'fSlZl't1 1111111 h11l1- with 1W1'l11j'-'WU 11v1-1'g1'111111 11111111111 111'1-ss1-11 111 110111111111 tugs. play 111-111'ts' 1111111-111. With 111115' 21 1111111111- 1111ys ing 211111 1111111111: 11111111111 111 1111- 1111111 211111 W1 1 111' 111'111'ti1-1- 1111- 1l'Zl11lS 11Ill't1 up 1111 1111- 2:1111 111 N11x1111l111 211111 QSIY1' 111 1111' 11111111 1'1'11w11 111 sm-1'111t111s 1111-51-11t 11111- 111 1111- 1111151 2l,lll1lSlll., 1 111111111111 1-V1-1' XY11l11'SSl'11 1111 11 g.:1'11111'1111. l1'111' .1 111-1-11 l1-1111'1- 1111- g111111- it 111111 l'1llll1l1 111 lI1X 11 S11-11115' 1111 w111111111' 111111 11111 111-111 was s1-11111-11 with w11.t1-1'. l111w1-v1-1-. 111 Slllll 111 111 1-1111111t11111s, whi1'h 11111111- 11111111 p111yi11g 1l1lSU1ll1K'1j' i1111111ssi1111-, 1111- t1-11.111H 11111111 .1 11. 111112111 111111 1-111'111's1 g111111-, us 1111- s1'111'1-, .1 1111. shows. 01' 1111- two 11-111115 1111 X 1 1' was 1111- 11l'11Y11'l', 11111 wh11t 1111- 11s 211111 Its 11111111-11 i11 w1-ight 1111-5' 11111111 1111 111 ll 1 '. -' . 1. 1m 1-'1111 1111- .Vs 111111 Us Cilllllllll X1.1tl1111w, 1.1111-s 111111 XX1l1'l'11'l' ll121X1l1 1 N11 1111 111111 1'1l1' g111111- w111l1- 111111111111 1ill'1l1'I', hl111l1i11l11111 211111 ll N111-1 11111 1-111-1'11x'1- w111'11 1111 1111 11 11111 11 1'111ss1-s. 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W11 1111181 1-11111'11sQ 111111 111111'11 was 111111 111111 1111 11111 S1'2lS1l1l'H 1'1111111'11 '1'1111 111:41 111111111 111111 K11'11111111111'y 11ig11 was 11111 11111y g1111111 111 111111111 11111 s1-1111111 11111111 11111 11111 Illily 14111111 111111. 0111111'wis11, 11111 11111.yi11g 111' 11111 11111111 111I'1111Q,1l11111 11111 w1111111 s1111s1111 was 111's1-1-111ss 111 l'X1'1'X 1'11s11111'1. Olliccrs S'1'.xx1.111' S. 111111111 '111. .. ,........,., ,.11l111111f11'1', 1'11111s'1'1-11: M. l,111111. '1IT1. .. ..,1.v.wi.wl1111I .1l111111111'1 S.1x1v111111 0, S111 11.1-11. '11 1, . , .1'11l1l11i11, X1'111111x1'.11:11. 171 Y, M. , . ..1'11111T11 Che C2801 S1l1111'l'S, jimi l11..w1'1 N11'K1111zi11. fi1'I1l, C1111is1111. .1111-11111! I111.s1'. 811111111111 li1'I1l. l'i111111y, ll1i1'1l I111,v1'. A11s1i11. 1i1'l1I. XV1111i11lS. .wl1111'l xl1111 11111! 11111-l11'1'. 1'11I1i11s, 11il1'111'1'. '1'l11111111S. 111111-1111. K11is111111. .w11I1.wlil11l1 chi SCDCGUIC N1'Ill'l', 1111111 '1'1111111. XX'11111'11 l'111y1111. 11. 11, S. 111111 April 3111. Mi111111111111'y lligh ... ...Ill 11111'1i11g11111 T 11 May 11. M11111111111111' S1'1111l1111'j' . ..111 l1111'1111g,11111 31 11 May 1-1. 1'11111S1l1l1'g11 High ....... ..111 l'11111s11111'g11 11 2 111111 IT. K1111111111 111111111 .X1'11.111111gv., ..11l 1I111'1i11g11111 lf! 11 May 1111, 'l'1'11y 1'11111'111'11111-11 A1'111111111y.. ...111 I1111'1i11g:11111 , 11 Z! 11111y 221. R1ll111ll1'111'1' S11l1l1ll1l1'j' . ...111 :Xl1l111l11'11111' 2 51 11'l11y 1111. Sl. A1111111s l11p,11 ........... ,,111 St. 1X11l1l11S 111 I1 .I1ll1l' 31. 'l'1'11y 1'1111l'111'11111111 .X1-111111111y.. ,111 1'01l111lI'j' 11 11 .l1l1l1' -1. 1X1i1111111111111y 1111111 ........ ..111 .X11111111111111'y III I-1 'l'11111l S1-11111 . ,...... . ..,,. TI -12 l12l1111'H 111111111s 1l1111111s l'111' 1111111 Xvllll l,11s1 111'11w11 111' vi1'1111'i11 11 2 1 ,T'111 T5 l TG Football 19011 'l'11e football team ot' 1904 made a reeord l'ar surpassing o11r most sanguine expee- tations. When t11e first eall for eandidates was issued t11e outlook was not at all promising, as o111y two of last year's men were with 11s. Ilut by means ot' hard. cou- seieiuious work, Olll' eoaeh. Mr. Lee, and Captain Watkins tlll'l1F'tl out an eleven in every way worthy ot' old B, H, S. Captain Walkilis, our veteran baek, did star wo1'k during the whole season. liaek ot' tl1e line he was a wonder and made good gains against every lQall1 we met. At l'11ll tlebl1ardt played a strong game. He was at l1is best. while on defensive work and was especially etfeetive in breaking up plays. Andress, our other baek, is also a Yt'l0l'2l1l and played a mueh stronger game than he did last year. Mt-Kenzie at quarter played a fast and earnest game, displaying great eoolness and exeellent judgment. i11 running tl1e lfllllll. Our ends, although light, were fast players, having plenty ot' bark- boue and grit, their tackling being a feature of every game. larner displayed great ability as a drop kieker. R. l.ins1ey and Keisliek botl1 played their positions extremely well. The good substantial gains made by skin tackle Rlltl tat-kle baek plays show that their offensive work was first-class. Our guards, M. Carpent played a snappy flllll aggressive game, At. eenter lleyette, weight to almost every 111an he played agai11st. did ll0t find 11is ' .insley at l1a1t', and Mix at end, while they played, put und well earned their letter. T11e substitutes, Eddy. llulloek oeeasion to play, p11t up a good game. The tinaneial was the F01-illll ot' careful energetie work on the part ot' Manager us impress it lll0l'0 deeply 1111011 tl1e sehool that too mueh praise eannot be given to tfoath l,ee, Manager Hieks, Captain Watkins illltl every member ol' tl1e team, who together lllllltlltl the reputation ot' old B. H. S. so magnifit-e11t1y. lull, W. I they had er, Crane and Conant, although llll'f'l'l0l' i11 equal. Maetlibbon at 11p gilt-edged football alltl l,PZ1l'llll2lll, wl1e11 sueeess ot' the season Hieks. 111 elosing, let Olllcers tYI,ARENCE HICKS, '05 ...... ............... .... Il I mmger. IIOMER I.. l'0WEl,l,, 'tlli ..... . .... Axs't Illl1Hlljll'I'. FENWICK li. WATKINS, 't15... .... Captain. l'lt0l4'. GEORGE S. LEE ..,.... ............... .... t Y oaell. Che Ceam Left Iflml Left 'I'm'I.'le Left G1rm'rI. timzter Right Guard Ifighf Tnelrle Night lflnfl I.arner Keisliek M. Carpenter Deyette Conant R. l,ins1ey Gebhardt Mix Audress Crane Eddy Niles Pt ZlI'llll1lll Left llolf Qufirler Ifuelc F1111 Btlt'lt' Right Half Watkins McKenzie Mat- Gibbon W. Linsley llulloek Gebhardt Andress Che Schedule , Seore. lmte, Team. Where Played. 11. ll. S. Opp. 01-t. il Peoples' Academy .... ...at Burlington 41 11 th-t. 12 St. Albans High .... ...at Burlington 20 0 Oet. 151. l'lattsburgh High . . . . . . at Pl?Lll.SlJlll'gll ti tl 01-t. 21 Montpelier Seminary. .. . . . at Burlington 0 ll Oet. 27 Middlebury High .. at Middlebury ti 18 Nov. 1 Montpelier Seminary . . .at Montpelier o tl Nov. IU Middlebury High ... ...al Burlington 10 tl Nov. 12 St. Albans 1-Iigh .... .... a t St. Albans 0 0 Total Stores ..... .....,..... ........ . . ...... S S 18 Games Games Games Per eent. Won Lost. Drawn ot' Vietories 5 1 2 .8321 77 78 Basketball l90l1:5 ln Jinlging 11111 s111'1'1fss or lz11l111'1- 01 an z1tl11vt11' 50215011 two l'SSl?1l1l2L1 tl11l'S110IlS 1111 z1sli1-11: 1111s 1110 50115011 1111011 s111'1'11ssl'111 111111111-iully 111111 has lh1' 11111111 11luy1-11 good hull ' 111 1'k'gil,I'f1 to oni' 1'1'-1 111t lr11.sl11-tlnall 240218011 no 0111' will l1l'lly that hoth ol' 1111-s1 111105110115 11111 111' 2lIlHNVt'I't'l1 strongly in tho z1l1i1'111:1Ii1'11, '111ll' first z111sw1'l' is ohvions 111 21 1.:lz1111'1', si111-1- 11ll' 11111111 was 111z111z1g1w1l hy Collins, whilv all thoso who saw 11ll' 1111111 play will z1,g1'1-11 that 1111-y plz1y011 iirst class hzlshczthztll. 'l'h1' 11-11111 tl1is ycai' lost 1111- p1'1111:11'z1,l111'y s1'ho11l l'1l2lIllD10IlS1l1ll ol' tho Slam-, whi1 111111 11111-11 h1rl1l hy 1111- s1'hool lor four y1'z11's: 11111 this 1'11l1111't' i11 our 11z1sl11eth111l s1l111'1'111z11V is l11'11-1, we 1ll'0 1o11l11l1111t, 111111 1:1111-s ns tho op11o1't11111ty to show that wo l'llll 111- as 1.111011 1os1-1's us wo 11111 wi1111111's, 21 qnzllity W1l1l'1l is us 1111111-livial to R111 in1livi1111z1l 1il'11 it is to tho 2111111-ti1' lil'1' ol' Ll s1'hool 111' 1-ollvgv, A1111 so wo 11xt11n1l our 1-o11g1'z1t11lz1tio 2 IIS to Sl. .101lIlS1l11l'j' .-X1-z11l1'111y, 1101111111: tho p1'1-p.-s1'l1ool lizislwllvall t'1llllllll10IlS1l1ll ol' th Sl:1l1', 111111 111111 g1'z1l1li1111 that, si111'1' wv 111111 lo 1os1 11111 l'1lil1llll10llS111IJ, it. was 11111' 5.20011 l'0l'1llllt' to lose- ll to 511011 ll 5:1-11ll1l11111111y 1'lz1ss ol ll121j'l'l'H 11s 1'1-p1'1's1-1111111 11111 1111111111111 this yl'2l1'. Olliccrs RAY 1T0l,l,lNS, '1I1i,, .......... .,..1ltllI1ljl1'l'. W1il1111'1' UL.-Xltli. 'HS ....... ....l.N:x'l ,ll1l1l11y11' l1'l+1NWlCli WA'l'1ilNS, '1l5... ..,..... ,.... . ..f'lIlll1lilI. Che Ceam Wzitkins. l1'fl fUl'Il'tll'tI M1'li1-11zi1-. right ftlI'll'1Il'I1 Collins, 111'l1l1'l' lJ1'y1'lt1'. 1t'ff 511111111 11o11111111l1, right 111111171 lll, Cz11'11o11t1i1' 111111 1 1l'lll'y, s11lmli111l1's ch! SCDCGIIIC Ilz1t1'. Ilvv. 21 .lun S Jun. ll Jan. I2 .lz111. 13. Jun. 20. .lun 2311 F1111 17 191-11 2-1 lllzu' lti, 11111112-1. f 11 '1'1': 111111111111 High S1'll1lU1... .,. No1'wi1'h ll11iv1l1'sity.. .. Nlll'XN'1l'1l 1'xl'l'S1llllEXll. . . . ., 1,l?OD1l'S' At'2It1l'll1y .....,.. ..,. Sl. JO1lI1S1Jl1l'y A1-11111-1ny.,, , , .111 Cy1'10111's ............... . . , V0l'lll0Il1 AL'i1t1t'llly ....... . . , St, .101l1lS1ll1l'y A1'z11lv111y ..... 'l'1'oy Co11l'1l1'1-11110 A1-z1111l111y. . . . . Y, M. U. A, ...........,... 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K'1l1'11l'1l1l'1', N1111'1'i11.- .X wil with 1111111'11s, 111111 ll 1111111111 wilh 11'i1s,- l'11111'. 1'1111i11s, 1111511 11111 1h111'11's 11111111112 111111, S11 sw11111 111 1i1'11 .Xs 1111'11's y111111g.i 111'1111111,---.1l11111'11, Nl Chainht-rs, Saflio.--Wo clo not count a man's yt-ar's. until he' has nothing slat to t'0llllt.-H111l'I'8UlI. Daily, Mary,-lt, is good to lovo tho unknown.Sllunzh. Dunning, Margarot,-Drink pretty t'I't'Hllll't!, clrink.--li'or1Isu'orllr. llvyottv, Dwight.-My only hooks Were woman's looks Anal folly's all they'vu taught Illt'. '.UUtII't'. In-yottv, Shirlvy.-Shalt show us how tlivino a thing: A woman may hs- I1l3,IIt'.+VVUl'IlSlI'lII'Hl. llotlmls, Anna.-'I'ho hotly sprang At, once to tho height, and staymlg hut tho soul,-no!kliroiriziuy Iilting, Fannie.-We 1-all it only prvtty l+'anny's way.-'l'hos. l'fll'ltf'H, lflniorson, lvlargarot.-Not if I know myself at all.-Lumix. Illrlsly, l l'il.llli.+l awoke ont- morning and founrl mysoll' fHIll0llS.4lf4Ill't2!I, I itZSil1l1llOl1llS, Alina.-l.afly of the Mere. Solo sitting hy the shores ol' oltl l'0Il1Hllt'P.-U'U1'lISU'Ul'Ht. l+'1'ast-r, Christina.-Looked as il' she hall walked straight out ol' tht- ark.--Nmilh. Gilbert, Gc1't,rinlc.-lvly 1-yes make pivtnres when thvy arv shut,-f'o11'1'iflgu'. Gray, Nt-llio.-llor eyes are homvs ol' silent, praytv1'.+Tv11nyson. tlulit-k, C0llSlZlllt'C.iB0li.t'l' to love amiss, than nothing to have l0Vl'tl.7f'l'tlIIIN', Gatos, Loon.-A Rosv is swuctur i11 the hurl than l'ull blown.-l,yly, tiohliarmlt, Frank.--Wliat say you to suth a snppt-r with sul-h a woniail.-Ifyron. tlollliottu, ltlinily.-lie to hm' virtuvs very kinfl, Use to her faults a little hli1nl.f--Prior. Grupo, Anna.-lior voit-0 was very soft, gvntlo anti low An i'Xl't'Ht'llt, thing in a womal1.iNl1r1l.'f's1n'urv. llagar, Margarct---Wliat is thy name fairc mairl? Quoth hr, l'ont-lophon, 0 King! quoth slit-.--lwrwy, llawlvy, May,- Nut brown Illiillitill, thou hast a sloinh,-1' waist to 1-lasp. llonuiurson, lilargcry.-Jl'ln' King himsvll' has tollowml hor When sho has walked h0l'01'0.-tlolvlsnzitll. llorrinf.gton, Alia-0.-Man's lovv is oi' man's lil'e a thing apart 'Tis woman's whole PXlSl,CI1t'l'.-Ujjl'Ul1. llivks, Clarmn-o.-Tinnf has laitl his hand, Upon my heart gently, not smiling: it. But as a lli1l'IJl'l' lays his opvn palm. llpon his harp to cloarlon its vihrationsglmnflfvlloir. 82 Ilaullvy. IXI:u'y.f- Tho woiunu that mlolilwmln-s is lost.--,lfI1Ii.wIf.11, llill, I+'loi'ouw,-I saw :mil lovv1l.4fIiIwImr1. Iloplaius. IIilmlz1.- 'I'hm- hushful yii'giu's simlvlougg looks ol' low.-V-fIol1l.wuill:. Iluul, Iflorzi.--Il' lo hor sluirv souiv l'ouiz1Iv oi'i'or l':1II:4 Look on hm' lin-li mul you'll forgot lhviu ull.-I'ope'. Irish, Iwo. Duo ol' lhv low, tho IlIlllIlll'llli IIZIIIIUS. 'l'hut wx-Vo uol horn lo lliv.----llulI4'1'l.'. Irish, IXi2ll'l'I1I.-fuUZIHIIIIIIIIIUSS is :ui 0l'l1lIIIl1'IIi to youth. Johusou. SlD011I0.fXYllIll1lIl'S at In-sl A voutmilir-lion still.-fI'op4'. Jouvs. Ida.--I'iu allways in hnslv. Ilul ui-wi' iu Il lIlII'I'Y.4Ii'1'Nf1'j!. Kvul, i,llIlilIIl'.f'SXYl'1'I swam ol' AV0Il.7'uvI'SlI'.lf. KI'Illlllf'I'. Willizuuf 'Some-tliiug Iwlwrwu Fl Iiiiirlmiiiw- zuirl :1 iIC'iIl, IIvHIi1lSIl'fH'Hl. Kuiglil, Ilzizs-I.fIlIu:4Iiil1p: is ilu' voloi' ol' yirlilv.--llvilljll. lmlfly. M:u'y.-'I'Iw mouulaiu uympli. swovl I,ihm-1'ly.--.IIiIlon. Loomis, Nzuy.--Ihii so lair Sho IEIIMIS tho lu'valh ol' mon nwziy Who pgzlzo upon hor uuzl.wu,rw'.fliroirninyf. Loomis, SopIii:i.'f'You1ig follows will ho young lvllows.-I2if'1cf'1'xlu1I'. Liuslvy, Willizuu.--'I'l1o survsl way I0 hil :1 woiuzufs ill'2lI'l is Io iulw :lim kuw i11g:,-tlwrulfl. l.o1'll, l'lwslv1'.-Plllil ollvu limos 1'I'il'Slilli iIlIlIl'lill'lI0IIS. ASSIIIIII' this 1illI'ii mlisguiso- fl4lllf!l1'll1lll', llyou, l1'loi'ouu i,-- -,Xs though ll, ross' shoulml Sillll :lull luv :I Iuul llH2lIll.7ll'1'flfS, M:u'lu'uxiv, Ausliu. 'Ask Illl' no QIIOSIIOII54 :lull l'Il toll you uo lilxs,--fiolflxmilll. Millor, Al:li'g:ii'1-1.--'Slim' llonts upou Ihr- Vivrir ol' his Ihouglilsf-lmligrfwllwlr. Ihulso. .luIi:1.-'AA liilllgilllll' ol' thc- gowls, sliviur-Iy lull, Au-I most iliyiuvly l'z1i1'. iil'llll', Idiiiiivv.---Ilvi' wil was lll0l'l' lhalu iuzui, hm' iiiiimw-iivo il Viliili.-ll1'4ll1l1'll, I':1l'lcIiill, AI:11'y,-Spozik low il' you slwnla low-.-Nl:r1l.'f'.vpf'u1'f'. llzuul, lua1.- l will wvzu' my lu-zu'I upou my slovvv, lol' llziws to iwvli all.-f-Nlifrlfrspr' lim-yuolnls, llulhf I nlo uol sol my Iilk' all :i piu's l's-of-N11r1l.'f',vpf'urv, il0Sl'IliIl'l'QIf, Iszizuz- A stoiv ol' tho woods- 21 maui without :1 lv:1l'.--Vlrzyl lllvv, K1iI2lI'i1'S.' 'i'ilI'I'l' was il liltlo iuzui. :lull Iiv luul u liltlv soul, Aull ho szullz l,itllv soul, lol us try, ll'y. try. 833 lull Ri:-+5 Flo1'4-iir-rn-llo plain in tlwss, and sohvr in your flint. ln short, my rlc-ary, kiss ine' and lw flllll'l.7lll4HlflIIIII1'. Rivv. lflnytl.-lVlz1n rlolights not, mv: No, nm' woman Qitlwr.-N11n7.'v.911r'n1'.'. liilvy, Franr-vs.- A tavn lilm a hom-rlivtion. Russ:-ll. lWZll'Y.'gAll4l g.:rac'v that won who saw to wish hm' stay.--lllillnn, Snmllins. .lZllll0S.-lvfl lw a hnttorfly, horn in a howvr, Whorri roses. and lilivs anrl violets Illf'Pf.4lfflflI'.1l. Smith, flltarlc-s.-Solmrn s a jnclgv. F-parliawk, Carrol.- As icllv as a paintvrl shin Upon a paintfwl '0l'02l.Il. Svwalwl. I l01'0nt-0.-Tliis inc-vssant giggling must hv stoppml. Slllllll, lna.A A fail' oxtt-rim' is a silvnt l'N'01lll110Ilflflll0ll. Sonlv, Rayxnonfl,-llis harl: is worsh than his lllf9.+1II'l'IIf'I'f, Suntliwit-lx, ltltlwlf Thr- rriason flrni, tho tmnpc-ratr' will. l'1lllllll'Ellll'0. throsiglit, Sl,l'Pllf.ffll antl skill, A lll-lI'l'F'l'l, woman, nohly nlannocl, To warn, to t'0llll'0l'l anrl t'0llll1lZl,Ilfl.-lV!1l'll.YIl'lll'Ht. Sqnirus, Mullin-.-'Tis lint a part wv see antl not a, NVll0ll'.f1,U1H', 'l'hmnas, lllanclcf.-At vvvry wortl a. rnpntation dll'S.+1'fI1N', Votvy, Ruth.- Happy am I, t'1'on1 nares l'1n l'l'OP, Why 8,I'0l1'l thvy all contc-ntml lilw lllf'? Watkins, lfvnwif-k.--Tliv man who sniolios thinlts lilw a, sagv annl at-ts lilm a saniari- tali.--1,yHnn.. Walsh, Janws.-l wonlrl fain mlio a tlry llllfllll.-N11lIlx'l'S1l1'!lI'!'. Whitf-, Nina.s0. who van tc-ll save' hv whosri hr-art. hath trivrl.---I,illlvlnn. Wright, Ali:-1-.-G11-:it hat nw vall him, for hri hath 1-miqtmrml lllt'.f- YUllIl!l. Whitnvy: lint oh. nly littlo golrlvn h0arl. 'Fu Ori: llimlslfilist- Wt-, tha- Grinfls ltlrlitors. lmpo tln-rr' will lw no hartl tw-lim: 1n'nvolwcl hy the-sv 4-ohnnns. It is all in t'nn and shonhl ho taken so. 84 S'l'A'l'llS OF tll0WI'lli 'tlti, , AN EXt1l'1l l'lUN.Xl, tl.-XSIG. lfloycl Rim- ho wont to llt'llYtlll7 Funny thing, hut truog At. tho gulf' lui Illtll Saint l'otvr3 Soy t'u1 coming through! Wh:1.l Why you shoultl t-utvr lwrc-'? Ono tino tlny l haul il nivktm- .-Xntl 1li4ln't huy 11. lwor. lu tht- worst l'X2llllS ut svhool I nt-vor ouvt- tlitl tlunlaf' Good tml:-mul you'yv t'lll'lll'tl your hunk LORD, AUITOIUIING 'VO t'lt'lCllO. good rc-nsou vnu you pgiw hoy. Floyd, t-oinv up liiglu-r. 'l'rol lllull' llot .Xir lflunks log-l'ulI Skipping SI utly Stlliool l'r:1y how long, Uluistor l,ortl, will you uhuso our pzitit-lim-'? llow long ulll s 1 ut-tions voutinuo? 'l'o what vntl tlovs that hlutliug ol' yours alisptuy itsvlt? Ibovs ouglv t-yo ol' tho l'rot'., alot-s not tho smiling ot' your t-lussinutvs, tloos not thv gi uit f ol' ull worthy mon, tloos not, this most lvzlriuwl plum' ol' asst-nihly. :lo not tho stuslu null t'u.rnt-st I'zu-os ot' all stutlonts-Y-tlo not tiny ol' thosv things huvo any uffttt up you? Do you not lll1tl0l'SlZl.lltl your hlut't's url- known? tio you not Vtlilllltl that you . lllillilllg at t'ool ol' yours:-tt' in that lll't'Sl'lltt' ol' ull tlwstf? Whiwh ol' us tlo you thi is ignorant ot' wlwrv you url' nights: whom you 4-ull upon u.ntl whom you suv? tl tht llllltlt't'llt't'. U. thc- tlvlusion! 'l'h0 Flu-ulty linow thvst' things. tho l'rol', svos tht 1 you continuo lllt'lll. Continuv t.lwin'? Yvs, owl' slum- Nou ontvrt-fl lligh Svh is shown in your work: it tlisnluys :incl rovt-uls itsvlt' on tht- St'll0t7l'H lmoolis. Xnt x llll'llllN'l'S ot' tho l+'zu'ulty lmyo som-nu-ll to ously our t-onst-it-uw-s hy tolling: you thlot your vxznns! 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EBSWOM mon ENEWMUZ mon EDJ meh MBWEA mon EBSQ! meh EE: mp Wxgm mo! mama mon bam mp Sansa mom wgzoo mon hbqvgao -E mon 'SEQEND .U mp FHOENHQ .Q mon 45:4 hm SEPA .X SlGNll ll'AN'l' l'UMlNll7Nll'A'l'l0N. inns Ihiw ll11'm1' light 011 thu z1w:11'1l of sunw ul' our prixvs? 'I'h1- SllZll'l' zlhmw- is l'l'Sl'l'Yl'll l'u1' 1msl111:11'l1. l'OS'l'Al1 l'Alill. 'l'h1- slmzivv hm-low is lm' 2llllll'1'4S milyv Pixies, A. Ciuws. ICUNII Aux ll11.11 Sviimii. Ill'lll.lX4i'l'4lX. V1-1'xi11x'1' . 1 . 'l'illi11, Ohio, Mlll'l'll 220. 'HTL lu fill lxrimxs: - ,XM xxixh 141 illlllUllllK'l' that lhv llllll1'I'Sly,lll'll 1111- still i11 thi- hiisiiwss nl' l'111'11if:l1i ml 1114111-1'iz1l lui' lflsszlys 111111 ull himls ul' l1ilv1'z11'y I,I'UIillk'llllllS. i V1-ry truly j'0lll'S, l'11l.m'1111S'1'1'11:. ll1v1:111:'1's A2 Civ.. 'l'iili11. Uhiu, 87 l i ,1 P-11 l l 1 AN EDM UNDS AI1I'HAlilC'l'. l l A is l'o1' zitlilvtirs, in whivh wo ruuk Iirst, ll is I'o1' brains, witl1 whit-h fe-w are t'lII'Sl'tl, C is l'or Clicvinistry, the lzuitl ol' all stinks, IJ is for UE?l'liLIlIiltl0lI. the period wlu-ro 110110 think, IC is for 1CtI1111111tls, our school so hulovvtl, If is for Ihmk, in whivh many have iutlulgutl. G is for girls. o11r 1101108 and our joys, II is for harm that they tlo to our boys, I is for itlluness, a trait ol' us all, .I is for .IoI111 ttlatvsi, wl1o never gets to st-hool ox K is for Kollins, our pitt'l1er so line, I. is l'or love, witl1 whiuh our boys arte Slllllt1'll M is for Mowvr, o11 whose face it. is WI'II,tf'Il, N is Room Niue, the I'r0sl1111e11's ow11 bowcr. O is the objects they 4-ertaiiily are, I' is for Prize Essays, the dreamt of thu A's, Q is for thu questions which our tozxt-liors will raise, li is for Rico tlfloytll our all l'OIll1Il atlllotv, S is for Sit-lilo, thu 1f'roshio with big fect, 'I' is for t.0lJ21.l'l'O, hy so umny eujoyerl, U is the uso to stop it, tmiployt-tl. V is l'or vanity, the trouble with our girls, W is I'o1 Walsh, who 111'ot'a11ity hurts, X is for uxanis, we ull of us clmzxtl, Y is tho why, whit-h stit-ks i11 vavli lit-att, Z is for zttro, as all Ilulihcrs know. AN HONEST ANSWER. 'I t-:u'l1e-1'- Sir-lilo, tlo you know what soap is? Sivlilt-i No, I tIo1l't. HH F.. 1' lx 1.11111 K U11 1x111111h1ll'l'S, 1!11s11111, Mass. 111-11111-1111111: 7 1 11s1-11 5 1 '1'11'S'1'1X111X1X1 '11111' .X1g11111'g1 11'1il11S11,11.XN 111111' 111111 tl1111'4' 1111111 111111- IIS1' 1111 1111111 1 111111 ll 111111111111-s XY1111 .1 1 1 11'l11Y Y11111'Q M1111 111 1' 11 11111111111 Nl, , 1 '1':1 1, 111 111111 1111 11'1111111'11. 1111 11111111 1911 S 1111111 1111111111 :411 X111'l1'14'I'1X 1. r-1 11 1'x1111lll1111N 111g11 S11111111. 11 11111 911 1'111' l.'1l111f 111. N21 '1'1'111 1111111 11111 .Xi1' 191111111 1.1'1L11l111 S1111111i11g Sl 1111y .X1111111i1's .,.1'11111'1111 S1111:1s .,.1':11111y ,..H.1111. .fw'l111l' K1-18 LIC IVIIICSIIMICN START T0 HIGH SCHOOL FUR l lllS'l' 'l'lMII 'l'en Little Freslnnen start lor svhool on llllltx, One loses heart :intl the-n there are nine. Nine Little Fl'0SllIIl6'11. going at :1 lively rule. Une stnhs his toe untl then there are eight. Eight Little FVGSIIIIIOII continue towurtl their liuren. One gets :L stoinaeh at-lie. then there :Lre seven. Seven Little l+'reshmen meet leat-hers six. One ol' thein abtlirates, then there are six. Six Little l l't'Sllll1t?ll. sc'u1't'oly yet alive, A little :log st-ares one of tht-in, then there ure tire. Five Little ltlresllxnen get to the sc-hool tloor. One sees Pete, untl then there are l'onr. Four Little Fl'9ShlHE?I1 get as fur as Room il, Miss Towle speaks to one ot' them, then there nrt- three. Three Little Freshmen, feeling very blue, Meet Monsieur Fir-liot, then there are two. Two Little I'1l'US1llllUll, looking rather glnin, One gets at glimpse of Prof, Tllonlas. then there is one. Une Little lfreslnnun. all sole alone. llegins to lntve El dizzy feeling, then there are none. l'll lllillitl 1ny'heaven in Z1 lz1tly's lan. Anti tleelc niy hotly in guy ornznnentsf ll1'yf'Ilr' 'HJ 90 NIIIEIJIIYS l'0I,I'NIN'. lil-ur Rlr, Ntllllltlyif I um u youug: muu uvurly il yours olll :tml us yt-t Imyv iioyor haul :L rt-:il st-rious low' iIl'l'2lII', 'I'Iu- hoys will mo at grvzit tussor, hut I'm uot. I ouly wuut to lw goullomuuly Ill thu Izullvs. I um gootl Iooltiug- iu lzivt, lI2lIItlSllIIIt'.f'llllll try to tlo vvsrytliiiig iu the lulvst stylv, :mtl iumrrss ou pvoplv tho lm-t that I um up tokclutof' Notwitlislnulliugr ull this uo out- will tilqt- mo sat-riously. 'l'hl-y thiuli ml- vom mou pre-y ziull l'huI't' mo. tolling jolivs :it my hxpouso wliivh huyu uo poiut thut I um sho. I Iluyv lutvly mot u youug hilly whom I lila' yory muvh iullt-ml, Sho liyos ou Strvvt. I utu-ull hor vluuw-h t'VI'l'j' Suutlaxy moruiug: :lull vujoy smiling at out-It othor us sho voiuvs out ot' rliurrli, hut my hoy ll'It'IItlS :ill suy sho lulozullios ht-r hziir :mtl ushs ull sorts ol' vuzuuvl ou hor thu-In hut I llou't lwlit-yo it. 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The Faculty wish to announce that. owing to the expressions of dissatisfavlion from some of the townspeople regarding last year's entertainments. they took spec-ial pains to arrange this course and are glad to say they have been well appreeiated this year. The vourse is as follows: January 11.-Coxoicnr. The Inflependent Play as You Plmse B. ff M, Club. High First Pic-hers of the Manrloly .... , ................ Wheeler '0G. Soule '05, Gates '05 Mellow Seeond Fingerers of the Mandoly .,... ..,. l Puller '06, Tuttle '00, Gebhardt '05 Rox Aeeompaniment .............. ............ ................ P i ano Stool Allen '05 Mighty Snatchers of the Banjo ............. Sr-rouge Mower '06, Smoke-Stack Riley '05 January 18-DRAMA. I.-earling Man... ............ ........ . .. Fall in Love Allen. Leading Lady .... .. Bashful Maude Thomas Anatole ........ .... ' 'Never Smoke Wheeler. Mathilde .... .. Coquettish Eleanor Hickokf' Baron... .,....... Married Man Dow. Louise ............ .... ' 'Happy Mary Bowman. Madame Dupont ....... . Fussy Margaret, Emerson Mademoiselle Zenobie... .... Little Mary Parkhillf' Pauline .............. .. Pretty Fannie Eltiugf' Baptiste ...... ... Hay Pitt-her Peck. Brisemouche .... ..... ............ .......... . . . .. Gov. Beetle Bullard. January 25.-Pmivo lmcrxfixia. An evening with the piano and how I play it .................. Carroll Sparhawk '05 Notice.-Cotton for the ears will be furnished free of 1-harge. February 30-ANNUAL Plame Sifmiciwta. Musie- The Wearin' of the Green ....... , ................. .... I ,eo Irish School Mandoly Pickens. One.- A 15-Minute Race Against Time, ............... ...Evermore F. Gebhardt. Two.- The Opposite Sex in Nippon. .........................,.......... Peculia Julia tEar trumpets furnished free of ehargej III.- Personal Impressions of Abe. ................................ Co, Kaine Smith Music?-A few attempts at finding The Lost Chord .... SOULE, Assisted by the Club. Fore.- Your Relation with a Grain of Sand. .................... Flam Bouyant Lyon 5.- Aour President ...................... .. ................. Eddy Six.- Music.- Grand Finale-Original. .. . .. . . .SOUl.E, Assisted by the Club 04 ' IiICMI l'ICII SI'I'I.XIiS I was 1111111 III I1111'Ii11g11111 1-111' I11111l I 111111111111111 III1' l1Illl't , 11111-111111 s:1i1I I w1111I1I I11' 1111-111' Il 11 11'11s111 1111' 1111' IllK'K'. l'111111I1- s1'111'1'11Iy I1111111' NYIIZII I 1IIlI lust l1w1'1111s11 IIIII I1111g 11111I I1111I1: I1111 I 1'1111 I111I1I Illj' 11I:11'1- WIIII 111111 I11-11 11'11I1 :1 s1111Iy 1'1'11,11I1, Il I 1-V111' IIIZIX 111 I111s1-I111II, I 11111 SIlI'4', wI111l11'1'1' I11-l'11IIs II121l I 1'2lI1 IIL' 1111-111' l'lII'ILIII1 I 11'1Il Illl 1111- I11-al 11111111-1I I111Ils, II11'11 1111' 1'111'v 'l'Y lI 11111I111i1111 11 1 III 11111 1I ' 11111' I+11I111111111s Iliglx. 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EENJ 33 if .E::h E wo, is-WEE CEE wc, agmwnhg NH gm gms HN M5 5,526 mEq Mdguk , TO CAMBRIDGE VVITH THE BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUB. On a pleasant afternoon of the second week in November, the Club boarded the afternoon train bound for Cambridge. .lust as the train is starting, the figures of Mower and Prime are seen strolling leisurely down the line. The train is stopped and waits for these two to get aboard. Mowers benign countenance shows no mark of surprise, but wears its usual platonic expression. A large majority of the musical tribe install themselves in the smoker. Smoke- stack Riley passes around the cheroots. As they approach the other end of the car, at groan of delight is heard t'ron1 the reclining figure of St-rouge, Speed declines with one of his impressive smiles, as do Allen, Gebhardt and Deacon Rose: the rest enjoy a good smoke. Soon the voices of Mower, Fuller, Prime and llcssor are heard, as they gather about two intoxicated men, who are telling wild stories of their child- hood. Through the smoke at the other end of the car are seen the figures of t'onr boys playing cardsstlates, Soule, Wheeler and Rose. The game is highly exciting and the air is blue with something besides smoke. The train moves along slowly and with dignity. The t'ellows need a little something to wake them up, so they indulge in a song entitled Hay Mow, led by the excellent tenor voice of Speed Fuller. Two verses are sung. when, with a whistle and jerk. the train arrives at Essex Junction and the song is postponed. l.essor jumps off and runs ahead ot' the train to see if there are any cows on the track. He is picked up an hour later, having forgotten about the speed of the train and ran ahead too t'ast a11d far. After about three hours' ride the train comes to a stop. Thinking that it must be tlambridgc, all grab their potato bugs ami banjos and prepare to pile off: but seeing nothing but a t'arm house and a barren wilderness. Allen, the only cool headed man in the crowd, seeks the conductor for info1'1nation, who politely informs him that the train is making one of its regular stops tnot scheduled, to save expensei to carry a can of milk and a dozen eggs to the next t'arm house. Thus squelched, all retire into the train, where they give forth a delightful melody in the form of the third verse of llay Mow. Receiving an encore from the entlnlsiastic occupants of the car, they are compelled to give their grand lihubarb selection. Thus passing the time, with a short intermission when the Bills, Rose and lrime, attempt to free the train boy from a portion of his burden. In the course of a t'ew more hours, the bunch tall awake with the exception of Gates! arrive at the city ot' Cam- bridge, where they are met. by the prosperous looking hotel proprietor, a lantern, and a small black dog with a little curly black tail. This trio leads them through the busy streets and avenues of the fair city of Cambridge, past. rr store. ri brwbev' shop, a 'meat nlurlfct and finally between the very portals of the American hotel itself. When all had arrived and given vent, to their hungry feelings by lusty shouts, Wheeler suddenly discovers that three of his tribe, Soule, Gebhardt ami Gates, are cither lost or stolen. He immediately sends the whole crowd to look for them, offering a reward of three cents for their capture. Thus induced, the boys, actompanied by the little black dog with the curly tail, brave the brilliant lights of Cambridge and search for their lost brothers. Naturally, Speed. being the longest ot' limb, returns first, in an exhausted condition: and in an excited state ot' mind he recounts how he had come across the lost ones, their noses stuck to the plate glass windows of the store, eagerly debating whether or not they should invest. in an elegant necktie which was being offered at the extremely low price ot' nineteen cents, Gebhardt and Soule were in favor of jumping at such a bargain, but Gates said no, that he had seen a. tie, which was just as good, hanging in the window of the Red -tti not over a year ago, for only seventeen eents. How- ever, they are finally induced by a t'ew of the more hungry members to put. off the matter until the following morning and all march off to supper t?i While a few are preparing for the dining 1'oom, Gates and Gebhardt, their thoughts still on that tie, display excellent talent in decorating the register book so 97 1 that all the citizens of Cambridge might know that the B. H. S. Banjo and Mandolin Club had stopped there and thus honored their city. At length a faint tinkle announces that grub is ready, and a mighty roar of welcome announces that every one is ready for grub. The members of the club all have different opinions concerning that supper, varying according to the size of their appetites, but all agree that it was good-what there was of it. After their hearty meal, the crowd take a stroll, to get a closer view of the buildings, and some one discovers a post office in a corner of the store. At length it is time for the concert. At 7.15 the manager takes his stand at the box office. Soon three men appear, then an old lady and two children. A rest of half an hour ensues before tl1e next victim arrives, and finally the boys secure ten people by passing out complimentary tickets. The crucial moment having arrived, the curtain is raised to the tune of America, The scenery of the stage is a little peculiar, a scene in the woods and one in a drawing room showing at the same time, owing to some mistake of Stage Manager Gebhardt. llowcver, all goes off well until Gebhardt lets the curtain tdiameter of log, ten inchesj, down on Gates' head, and .lohn's tongue becomes loose at such treatment. The second part of the programme goes off all right, until the last piece, when tl1e manager appears on the stage and announces that, This piece will conclude the piece and the next piece will be a dance. The applause which follows this speech is the principal feature of the evening. Soon the dance is under way, the music being furnished by two of the club. Four couples finally decide to dance, most of them well into the middle ages. They request a five-step, which is played, and at its close they accuse Allen and Soule of playing a waltz for a five-step. Finally, John gets his eyes on one of the youngest looking of the fair sex present, braces up to her, and they cut. a few figures on the floor together. Allen and Speed finally screw up courage to approach two others and soon make things lively. At'ter the dance Allen and Speed proceed to nab the only two females that didn't live near by-and were not seen again until two A. M. The manager then withdraws to settle 11p his accounts and has so much money to look after that he finally calls in Gebhardt to help him, and they finally get it counted. After two hours they announce the amount to be 52.50. The manager then procures a shot-gun, and he and Gebhardt take turns guarding the hoard until the small hours of the morning, when all are asleep or, at least, quiet. Unknown to the two guards a mouse got into the sack of ten dollar bills, while they were both dozing, and the shotgun is discharged immediately upon hearing the suspicious scratching among the bills. The noise brings out the whole bunch, thronging the hall in their night shirts. The card playing and general uproar goes 011 steadily, with the exception of about at dozen interruptions and threats from the proprietor, until about three A. M. At this hour all were in bed with the exception of Prime, Mower and Gates, who dirln't go to sleep at all and continued their musical selections until breakfast. All goes well until Allen and Soule, feeling rather lonely in their great, big t?J bed-room, go in search of some of their brethren, but, unfortunately, make a mistake and enter a room occupied by two bald headed travelling men-with the result that they got out P, D. Q. A little later Mower's little t?J feet patter down the hall and enter the money room without being shot by Gebhardt or Wheeler, both being awake at the time. He holds a whispered conversation with them, and soon three pairs of feet are heard pattering down the hall. 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M3 Q5-C un -I+' I5 43 QQ if w, E3 35 oo- Em U2 EES -DZ .2 -Cs.. r-1.9 1-ur of Clmlralry Maury running ll klmla-rgurh-n ut Slu-llgul-up l1'glrlug ,wmv .myf 102 llunuln ggnhl-dust, .I si-is-iititiv r sm-zlra-I1 lay Sling NNIIIIIIIPD' BCDSTON STORE Tuff If U.s'1' pL'1cf1 If yzfiffffxf 7' 5 ywczf 011' If U1ef,fNc,' 7:0112 1 '11 11 This Store has been so lllillly years siipplyiiig the needs 111111 wants ofPe1's011s and lI0111cs i11 this city Zillll vicinity as to llCCO11lL' ZIl11ll1Sl 21 l1011SCl10lIl XVU1'll. T0 build fl business of this size and make it C0111i1111c to grow 1'e1111i1'1-s 111c CUIIIICICIICC of its paitroiis. Our :lim is to so coiiiliict lmsiiiess :incl 10 l1111llllC SllCl1 lVICl'Cll2llllllSS as will 111u1'it:1111l retain that coiiiiclence. 9' Ulf l' GUUDS i11 all the cliffcrciii lilies. ' 1815.110 V- TO- IVE.-Ili' GfIl1',1ll:'N7IS' 111111 .Tll!.LlN!:'l1'1 1'01'I,:111icsz11111C11i1d1'e11. 1 llflf1V'S ANI? lV0,lIl:'.N'S l Ul1'NlSlllNGS of :ill kinds. f l l.U0l1' C0 Vlfl1'lNIfS, DIC,-1!'lfl1'lliS flllll Ul'h'0l.,S'7Y:'Rl' GOUDS. 'N 1-IRT GOODS, HUOIYS, S711 7'I'C7fVl:'Rl' 211111 Llfpl 7711518 GOODS are some 01' the p1'i11cip:11 I,11c1xx1z'1'x11f:N'1'S R1c1'1:11s1CN'1'14:1J i11 11115 store. COME TO US WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN THESE LINES. 11lIfl:'T .Ulf :IT Tflliv l1'OS'l'UN STURI1' IIIIITING RUU.'l1. l .l1. S.'XI4'l lllil1. llI1ll1ll1ll'l' .l. NY. Mm'.'Xl1S1,.'XNll11. wxforbs anb 'Low Ziics are Gbe 'leabers this Season 0111510014 isfu1l01'f111 t11e r10ve11ies:0f111i110w s110e1ai11d. T11e ELITE wemve111--1111'1'0i11111f1 Y0ui'1g1 NlG1'1'S New Narrow T0e 0110 Swing 1,151 10 lil? every duly CO1'1'1VT1O1'1i9i16111L3. :z :: Wl1L11'1WL3 u0111e 10 111e NETTL1iTON S110e 01,1r spare wi111'101 c1110w 111110 1+'111y01,1 011,11i1l will siiy we 11i,1ve 1111 01? 1110 1'civ101y':: 111--w s1'111pes1 111 GLIY1 Me1u1,C'111f, P111-C011 111111 l'11.1W 31111111-5 01T1111 Russia. :z 1: 2: 1: if 1: PLEASE CALL AND LOOK THEM OVER fllbosley 8 Bigelow Ill L, ll I ll - 1 ll . uilll 1Ill'4-1-lions lor lulking' lll ull on-1-uslonu ln' N lim- Roy l'l1ll 11155 'I'Iu llrs-:llln-r. Xl llovc-Il-110 witlu I nny I0 . Ivy Yliss lillhm-rl. B. TURK 6: BRO. ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR NEW SPRING PRODUCTIONS IN ' I I d' h S u I 9 DIII:PlI1II12R tNc0RFOLK Overcoats, Eats and Furnishings THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT l56 and 158 Zbllcgc St. Burlington, Ugrmgnt owafrf .fwzfzbfzaf EKZHA C,np1'f11f ,,X300,UUl7.Ul7 xqIll7I!IIS llllfl QJl'ofI'I's y I.f2U,00U.0U II I Il II Sl k M drum- In VII iill I I g., I tl tl 1. I0-L Trai CHARM 0:1 INDIVIDLIALITY MZXIQKS EVEQY DOIQTIQZXIT g '? i' DIQOIDUCEID ISV Tlllf Cutler Studio IYIQTISTIC IYOSING HND IJGIITING :: :: THE LATEST S ES IN CARDS :: :: IISO CHLIIQCH STI?ElfT, l3LII?LINGTON,V1 Vlup I!Hll. 'l'IIl'l If1NlilNl+1IGIl. nr l'2lflll'l' 'l'lll+1 S Ilgllill dnl-as IIN- Sln-rlm-k llolnn-N :lvl ol' lla-in-1-llon. lhls ilmv Ylisg f'lilI'k. li Dec. 22nd. Clmlky. Dug' null Liu- leave- H1-lmnl. THE CLD BEE HIVE ESTABLISHED l85S 0' OR OVER HALF A CENTURY The Old Bee Hive jH has been selling Dry Goodr. During the past twenty years it has been adding new lines of merchan- Thc Home of , , dlse that seemed necessary for the needs of the public and to 9 continue it as a strictly up-to-date store. So that now it's 5 ' not only a Dry Goodx Store hut a Cloak and Suit Store, a 'l'Q',5lf,RX' Shoe Store, a Trunk Store, a Silk Store, an Undrrfwear 5 p 7 Tim. Store and a Comet Store as well. In fact it's a store where AqWi2x?:?Q a First class stock of all these goods are kept. IVA' .rolirif the Qamfgfy gisl T426 patronage of Student: ofthe Burlington Illqh Stbool. Young Ladies of the Graduating Class are invited to see our Specialties for WHITE DRESSES THE OLD BEE HIVE QW fiona W2,,4,,,4 .f .emu l FCA 'W z l'K4b?f0'll . Cyigfllldfll Jun. 10th. Chulky, Dug und Lite return. Happy vucntlou reported. 106 lfWf'tfW4,, fe C62 How to muke- n son- throat all ilu- rlpgllt than-. Ill- Rny l.hn4lc-y. .7 e ufbhyfon cwmys afzk rl 7847. .Wesom-ces, ,5'70,008,4l-4141.36 Jncorporafe wma: llolmr-x: -From 9.00 A. M. to 3.00 P. M. Monday Mid Saturday from 7.00 an 8.00 P. M FK H - Q ' if Nix - U. P. Smrru, President.. OFFICERS HENRY GREENE, Vive-Pres. E. S. Islmm, Ass't Treas. F. W. YVARD, Treasurer. TRUSTEES U. 1'. Smith Henry Greene .l. L. Barstow Henry Wells Albert G. Whittemore Willard Crane Frederick W. Ward For Salle -A fast irotlor. Took first prlzvs ln I'xu-sur. l'Im-rnnlun unll Vlrglllun rau-cn. 1 . . 1 . . .tt 0 wn 1- r wlslle:-1 to sell Iwuullse he in about lu lcuu, NK,ll00l. D141 e. 107 PRINTING AND BOUK BINDING A Full Line of STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS FREE PRESS PRINT- ING COMPANY 2? 12? IOS Arn you lmltllur 750 '81-rm r'f No. N00. .7Ae Qllflfify 50149 510,-e Ag'L'lltfnrHuylc'1' CHURCHILIQI ICDDA WATER ll XS BICCUMI I XMUUS I HRUI GIIOU I' lllli S'I'A'l'L I OR I l S DI',l,IC1OU9 l I..'Il'O'K ,'lNIJ Ill SUI! I I I'l7'R4l7'Y. Q AE CHURCHILL, Dfuggisi BUSSIESEJSISTSSRWNT If you will do it, it'5 best to buy the BEST SG GOLDEN WEDDING CIGARS are iiie BEST For Sale by all aeams. 65 Pl'ODTiGtOTS THE BLUE STORE 5. 2. 5llml9bl'0V CLOTHIER and FURNISHER BURLINGTON, VERMONT Ink ll'H fun mllnlingr 0v4-rylrollfn lulsinl-Ns lull you --l-:NulNlf1l4:l:. 109 Mlm: lln-rrlnzi0n'n l'nI1rleh:g1- In ll valiant 1-Imam-r. Sn snhl lln- man who followm-il lf! hlm wllih- strolling on I'r0sp1-1-1 Strom-I mu- vu-nimr. 0 00000 THE BUR HAM STUDIO 00 0 0 0000000 000000 'H'Hl'l l- ' 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 Me uml Mm- l'Iuh. M. Fh-lmt. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EE 0 0' 0' 0 0' 0 '0 0 '0 10 0' 0' 0' 0 0 0' 0 0 Z 0 0 0' 0 0 0 0' 0' 0' 0' 0' 0 0 10000 00 000' 00 0 00 0 0 00 0000 00 0 00000 00 0 0 NXRIUIIIIIII us Nh ls known -Rose-nlu-r1.':. UNIVERSITY QE VERIVIONT STATE AGRICULTURAL CGLLEOE BURLINGTON, VERMONT Besides the usuaI Coiiegiate Courses in the arts and sciences, technical courses are given in 6 Q'Ll1llIIl1l'l'l'P anh iEl.'l1I1l1lilil'B Qllgrxxuintrg. 2 Qiihil Eugixwrring. 7 Agrirulturr. 3 ilmrrlianiral Engiurrring. 8 Bnrtirulturr. -1- lilvrtriral Enginrrriug. 9 'lileterixmrg Srirnrr. 5 Smuitarg Eitginrrring. IO military Srieurr For information address, M. W. ANDREXWJ, Registrar. 'fff Q, I STUDENT ' I, DO You KNOW THAT THE if lu ' h 1 ' Shit - vXx I A x ' ' I' gi ' - I an a e an uaran ee X U IMI Yn CLOTHING is thi most gaopular ii- '-it rr ' R 'f' ' ' wg-,fain ,wf 2133225 1.2 RNJW ,yd-in doe 't make any difference I what your ideas are now. Men N have bgittone opinion when they .5-.Q --- T, A X see an ry on We ' -A Iliirarhlxaxznt Glntlpea. . T, Li-- .sggggggggm L Gunranleed by them and by us. lQ Q ,, . IVI. C. A. Building T. B. WRIOI-IT, Ivlgr TTT VT T I Tigllwlim-il I T' -SIII1: llpirr I ik I Fleury. lv! -- 111 'fl 1-nn't tell why I love you but I do-no-on - Speed, CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATIONREO. P Ihr igtainrtr Matvmag LAKE CHAMPLAIN AND LAKE GEORGE STEAMERS leave Burlington for the south 8:40 A. M., for the north 9:00 A. M. Returning, arrive Burlington from the north 4:45 P. M., from the south 5:00 P. M. CONNECTIONS made at Fort Ticonderoga with trains of the Delaware 8: Hudson R. R. for Lake George, Saratoga, Troy, Albany and New York. AT PLATTSBURG for Loon Lake, Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, The Adirondacks, Rouses Point, Ogdensburg, Montreal and points in Canada. TICKETS sold and baggage checked through to destination. EXCURSION Tickets to all Summer Resorts on sale during Summer tourist season at lowest rates. FOR PRIVATE Parties comfortable steam yachts can be chartered by the day or hour at reasonable rates. FOR FURTHER Information inquire in person, by letter or telephone at Tifket Agenry on Wharf, fool of King Street. D. A. LOOMIS, Genera' Nlanager. A. A. HEARD, Gen. Pass. Agt. Burlington, VI., May, 1905. A N D Uhr illllnnt Eirvrt, Cilhrnugh Gaz' Ein: hnmwi Enatnn sinh New ilinglanh 1Bninm, Nnu R Burk emit linintn South auth Burlingtnn, 151. lt Reaches the Most Delightful and Picturesque Summer Resorts ALONG THE SHORES AND THE ISLANDS OF LAKE CHANIPLAIN +- The Popular Tourist Route from the East and South -- Arrnma tips Jalzmha nf link: Clllrantplain tn the Ahtrnnhurka. Glltnuannh Jalunhn, RIDER' Bt. lluinrmrz, illinntrzal uuh Ullurhrr. For Tickets, Time Tables, Summer Resort Literature, Drawing Room and Sleeping Car Accommodations, apply to nearest Ticket Office, or at ZQ8 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., 555 Broadway, New York, 15g St. Paul Street, Burlington, Vermont. :: :: GEO. T. JARVIS, C. A. NIMMO. Vrke-Pres'f and Gen'I Mgr. Gen'l Passenger A gent. RUTLAND, VERMONT. Hedge-Hog Brothers -Mower nml Fuller. 112 THE Albawy Engravirg CQ. Evnignvrn Elllnntrainrz :ZEHQYHUPYZ 666641355355 BEAVER 63 GRAND STS. ALBANY, N. Y N'lu-oh-r. '05. :lt IA-:Isl ought 10 1:1-I :ln A fo' ll - 1 I--lnnmlion llllll'k. :lflvr I'4-lc-'N llush light pivlurn- ol' lln- l'llllL'liHIl Ilzlviu-H' zu-4-hh-Ill. 1l'S allow 1-nn I In-uve thee. how mln I frmn thee part -M1l0GIhb0n on June 24th. 66660 060606 06666 6666 66000 06660 666666 00060 660060 06660 0666 66666 6 Custom ailoring FIT POPULPIR PRICES ' 6 43 CHURCH STREET 66666 6666 66666 666606 6666660666 6666 6666666 6666 66666 666666 66666 LOUIS LUGHINI Telephone 41-3 RALPH NARDINI I LADIES' FURNISHERS THE BUHLINGTUN FRUIT GU. I I All Foreign and Domestic Fruits , Che Roval Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Our Own Imported Olive Oil, Macaroni. Nuts, Etc. BURLINGTON, VT. 96 Church Street Burlington, Vermont THE BEST UF EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE L E T E ' it ! Che Zrvstal Pharmacy , he quam I w. P. HALL 4 Fresh Candies I Cor. St. Paul and Main Sts., Burlington, Vt. I 101 CHURCH STREET f'lllllllS 011 l'nrude -Sung and Illustrated hy Bradford. ll-L Faux me-, go on und 1-ou. n -Sum: by IR-uulln .lllllxl. HONORJ' TO ORADUATEf ARE FULLY EXPREJJ ED BY PREIENTINO A ' is A Ielll wglglfirrrrfrrisrirrremi Fll IINTWI PE . Sold by all reliable dealers For twenty-five years the Standard of the World L. E. WATERMAN CO., 173 Broadway, New York BOSTON CHICAGO MONTREAL SAN FRANCISCO will' . . I wensrut s DICTIONARY IT IS UP:TO:DATE AND RELIABLE RECENTLY ADDED, 25,000 NEW worms AND PHRASES New Gazetteer of the World 2380 Quax-to Pages New Biographical Dictionary Editor in Chief, W T. HARRIS, Ph.D., LL.D., United States Commissioner ol Education. Chiel Justice MELVILLE W. FU LLER, U. S. Supreme Court, has Iittingly said: I regard the International as of the utmost value in accuracy of definition and have Iound it in all respects complete and thorough Also WEBSTER S COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY REGULAR EDITION size 7 x1Ox22Q1nches 1116 p ges 1400 tllustr tons Three h nd ng FREE Dictionary Wrinkles Also illustrativ pamphlets G C4 C MERRIAM CO Pubhshers Springfield Mass U S A G E. T T H E B E. S T . . f , ' 7 ' . a . ' a I . i i 5. DE LUXE EDITION, size 5LV1x85ftx 195 inches. Printed lrom same plates. on bible paper. Two bindings. . H .H e l 1 Q -9 . p . . y 0, 1 Q 1 'l'lu- llluglc-Inn - 0I4l Spa-vel lfulll-r. 115 II IIUIIII' I I lik' ' '-I WI'., I'il'..i I . I WILL TRY Courses in CIVIL ENGINEERING, in CHEMISTRY, in ARTS, and in SCIENCE and LITERATURE, with complete routine of military duty and instruction. , in I li l NCDRWICI-I UNIVERIITY - NORTl-IFIELD, VERNlONTi- - . - , Sie, MMM uvvmawu --ps vi w UX' E y fad c be found here as soon as it g ' din New York as lT . lt will help you to be IT if yo b y y CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS here. Zhas. IU. Richardson Core. CHuRcH AND MAIN STS., BURLINGTON V BESSEYVS is the Place :'rv'r:'v'fv-Y-rv-: v-rr'-rr.-rv-:.-f w-v-v a--f 2-'J z'v-rv-:rv-v-v-v-'J When yo t SHEET MUSIC or STRINC-Sf y ' t ment The Latest in Sheet Music l9c The Best in Strings BESSEY'S 136 Church St., Burlington, Vt. U k tl I I 3, I qllnu lilnslov up in ilu- mountains this unmnn-rl Julia you urn- l'n-onlin 1S0ngp by yy, l,h,,i1,.y. ii s iifsiiuniui OPEN NIGHT AND DIIY gpg-t 165 MAIN ST., BURLINGTON, VT. LEM tliv Quint! Habits are formed in youth for all time. Get the Habit of buying where you are certain of the correct styles. Buy your printing where Harmony and Neatness are considerecl first. Call and examine our work. No job too small. Prices right. Elin' filirlhnn lllrum, 151 91. 1121111 Sf. Elrtlstic jframing i I i A. C. CHZXRLAND B A I2 B If I2 S H 0 P None but first-class barbers employed. Pri- vate parlors for ladies and children. The only shop in the city that has compressed air 88 Church Slrect Upstairs We Repair Watches We do it in a careful, painstaking and thorough manner. We make a specialty of the finer grades. If your costly timepiece is out of order. bring it to us and we will treat it skillfully and scientifically for you. 1: 1: NELSON ZX. BERO, Jeweler Phone 202-I3 99 CHURCH STREET A. IJ. BRISTOL Successor to ll. E. Adams X Cn. 'ffiiigqiz-fi' i fdvlnvlvr muh Qbptirimt VIIURCII S'I'Rl'IE'l' J. 1. WHITE 8 Church St., Burlington, Vt. I liyi-.f liwimim-if Frre Llzzv. Zn-. Zum. Zum N'NlYIll'lll'tl'l'lN'l0 :gre-lnrirrmt Y -its-p ZITI IGH-re-it 1 1 r 117 ll Il Il Rosh- ally l'0 Ie Swcetj, lull hy ly G 1- , 05. B. B. Bozeman 6 Zo. i OUR SPECIALTY Wayne Knit Hosiery for Women Wayne Knit Hosiery for Men Wayne Knit Pony Stockings WEAR THE BEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 25c per pair FREDERICK GAY IAS. B. HENUERSUN Gov 5. Henderson Wholesale Shippers and Retailers of fffflfflffV!7l77!!!l!lf!Z!Z!VZ 74 . . . W Anthrac1teandB1tum1nous 1 I I K X. xx x x x as S w ss x s E X N BURLINGTON, VT, ornos, 154 comes sr. noon, soutn PINE sr. D. N. NICHOLSON Zlbe tbatter Ltustom Glotbter, !tl3en's jfurntsber Nobby Hats for Students. Canes, Umbrellas. Stylish Neckwear, Suit Cases. etc. MASUN I C TEM PLE BURLI NGTON, VT. A 20th Century Stock Of Iewelry, Silverwear, Glass Clocks, Watches, Notions. J' At Old Reliable Prices A. G. MANSUR, IEWELER 7l CHURCH ST., BUlLl,lNG'l'0N, VT. Come in and have a drink al the finest Soda Foun- tain in thc City. ' ' NEW APPARATUS PURE SYRUPS QUICK SERVICE ABSOLUTELY SAIYITARY R. B. Stearns SL Co. Cl'IUDCI'l AND BANK STS. Ill I v. Airy Like- Fulrv Like. 15011251 by Frnuvls llllu-y. ' . llnw are the trumps. llrusuf-4l'ow4-llp. NOT THE CDLDEST OR THE LAROEJT just the Best no Zburcb street Hmznnfw Burlington, ut. X' U9 N. D. BLAKE, Principal E d rsed bv the State Superintendent i Educati f U t AT THE HEAD OF CHURCH STREET The ZEemple CIQAPS H PIPES TOBACCO CIQAPPTTES NIU-35 3' PERRY BEMMQ Lafeknndtmusi Utp-ThQDT51eLmQs dfcnhes Made MILES 8 PERRY 108 CHURCH STREET llnrnyn lurvn-y A llon. 11.3 Snug Xsvlfllllllf YVOYIINH fit 1l0esn,t nm-ed thomj, Minn Holmrt. ,AQ ZIP you are looking e ,Y-, ff?-If LL' forgood gi I -- - Furniture, if youarelook' Yvv :' , Q ' f h i if ff' ,es ing. or t at A V - , which is re- Q ' . ?..7----- A rf liable. ifyou are looking R ff- ty, for fullvalue 1 H12 4 iflll l' 1 I . for every SN' -V .. K if X. . N -X dollar you intend to ' spend, if you are looking for a good place to trade, look here. Look through our large store and let us quote you prices. GEO. A. HALL 212-214 COLLEGE STREET BURLINGTON, VT. F- 1 QE ,liilt l Tr Tl l -, R - film Si .si I il , li .X l 3 F' f 13.17 l 5,j'ilL-1 lf lo fri l 6, l f- R ei ' 3 V U , l ist' X so 'latin m f : X ' mm- I Xl ' : : ' IS Wright 8a Ditson :JT TENNIS RAGKETS V CHAMPIONSHIP if f t. TENNIS BALL Base Ball Goods.Foot Ball Goods,Field Hockey.Golf, 'MDE MARK Archery,Croquet, Bathing Suits, Jerseys, Sweaters, Everything pertaining to iff!-rr7Z'1'fffv Athletic Sports. f M M ,- UM W W Rules for all games. Send for Catalogue. Wright 81, Ditson 344 Washington Street, BDSTUN, MASS. Elias Lyman Coal Company com. BURLINGTON, VERMONT ee YUUNG'S Q.. R ttt t . Liuunnv NN WE? . Office . me 2123? 119 si. Paul sneer S if lounvounapwp. I TeIepM53-4 It will make your mouth water to lift the cover from a box of Belle Mead Sweets and see how daintiiy they are assorted and packed. We guarantee every ounce to be absolutely pure. Make your next order for candy Belle Mead Sweets BON BONS CHOCOLATES CARAM ELS W. J. HENDERSON RRRR DRUG SRORR Established 1840 172 College St., Burlington Vt. The donkey In ugh. 20 S1-rouge M owor Little Dolly Driftwood -llorolhy lopn-. BUR1 1NGToN HIGH SCHOOL Ellyrvr Eliull ilinur-ljvur Glnurura Chvneral, Svrivntitir mth Qllzumiral ll Has fully-equipped Laboratories,Physical, Chemical, Botanical, Biological and Geolog- icalg a good and growing Library of Refer- ence Books, and all the other facilities of a first-class High School. It prepares boys and girls for any College in the United States, and has certificate privilege to colleges that accept students by certificate. Out-of-town pupils are admitted to all the privileges of the School upon payment of a moderate tuition fee. Terms of admission and course of study sent on application to 1: :: Nluwc-r or Spvm-ll in l906. My ll0lllll I I 121 HENRY 0. WHEELER, ISAAC THOMAS Superintendent of Schools, Principal Il ll II ll I 15 Hi WI Ill 1 I tr. Established 1835 Incorporated N04 IPAULDINO 63 KIIVIBALL TCO. mhnlvaalr Mrnrrrn DEALERS IN FINE TEAS, COEFEES, SPICES, PURE IVIOLASSES, FLOUR, SALT, PORK. LARD, FISH CORDAOE, CEMENT, LINIE, OILI, NAILI CIOARI AND TOBACCO Stone Stores, South wharf Burlington, Uermont H. E. WOODBURYI U. A. WOODBURY, Proprietor MRHHLZO ' E. P. WOODBURY I T. H. BROWN, Chief Clerk dll GSS OUSB C . V tlgufhnyfon, efmonl' P. L. T 8 CO. 00000000000000000000000000003 I- Dmgg,m I A. E. CLEMENT '- FUNERAL mnecron Ev! if ' Pure Drugs and 1 I- Chemicals E . , Q I I. 1 - N Agents for Personal attention day or night. I. Eastmarys Kodaks' Lady assistant when requested. Photographic Telephone 226-5 X Supplies, etc. ' I I 0 157 Bank St., BURLINGTON, VT. 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