Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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There was one more step to climb before we would rea.ch our goal, and when September came in 1905, we entered the High School as full fledged Seniors. Wie had looked forward to this year as a time far distant, and as a year that would be reached by many a.n-d lost by few. As the year passed quickly on, we Watched the football season, our iirst masquerade, the play, the basketball team, and last but not least the Register, flourish under our supervision. Think, O Seniors, of the Class of 1906. Are you not proudo-f the results? ' Let us 'examine our ranks. There is Trapper, our mighty athlete, Smith, our great editor and oratorg Nlfilliam Bullock, who uses all the words in XWebster's Dictionary, Chalk Wfheeler and Siu Peck, both as innocent as lambs but always in trouble. And we must not overlook the girls of this class, who will furnish the world with knowledge. And who can Jimmie Donahue flirt with when they leave the High School? Wfe can now fully realize what it is to be dignified Seniorsf, and we feel that the happiest days of o-ur lives are drawing to a close. Thanks to our teachers for the patience they have shown in our times of difficulties, and hope they may forget our faults, though many, and remem- ber our virtues, though they may seem few. So leaving this happy school life which we have enjoyed for four years, leaving our teachers, and especially one another, as members of the Class of 1906, let each one of us, through life, keep in mind the happy days spent at Edmunds High School. Soon we are to go different ways. Some to college and some into business. But in whatever path your way leads let it be remembered that to shirk the present task for dreams of a noble future is to incapacitate one's self for a larger life. Genius is no substitute for faithfulness. Let no one be disheartened because success seems to retreat as he advances, for such were the discouragements of his most envied predecessors. Let the beginner convert the blocks in his path into the stepping stones to success, remembering that with faith, pluck, and persistence, all things are possible, and that as Longfellow says: All common things each day's events, That with the hour begin and end, Our pleasures and our discontents, Are rounds by which we may ascend. 21

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AHEARN, FRANK H. L. S. ' 19 George Street. Frank is one of our good boys Whom the B. G. S. sent to us. He has these honors: Class Football 1453 School Football 145. lv lx -...y V . . 1 ALEXANDER, DOROTHY. L. S. T Slzellnmte Street. Dorothy is a well-behaved child, although she is addicted to the giggling habit. 5 ATHERTON, NINA MA-Y. L. S. l G9 No-. Champlain Street. To judge from her honors, Nina May will surely be an opera singer. She sang in the chorus of the I-Iaymakers 1355 Priscilla 145, andl was a member of the Dramatic Club 145. 5 ' IN 14 is,.- lv,-1 3.3 X L- If Y ,, 5 X 'A fl ' l f . A t.. 54 A M, A. w we B . lv 'V' A L5 Qxfnok BOND, CLARA. O. 65 No. Wtnooskal Avenue. Taddie is harmless, though she may look otherwise. She was a member of the Dramatic Club 135 145, and sang in the Hay- makers Chorus 135 and in Priscilla 145. O K kLxK3xQL.,l.,x ,N r -XJJQKJYXKXOMLJCQL , CQ, 1.211 g,,- onnfndjncwx 'vm Y2,,ZlXjj,in, i 5. fxgxgpg-ol,u:.o E VK KW mfku,Q FX BROWN, 'CHARLES A. L. S. 275 gt, Paul ,gm-Get, B stands for Brown, who has already shown some genius as a poet. 23