Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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BERGMAN, DOROTHY 22 Loomis St. Dot,i' Dotty Commercial Course Still waters run deep. Dot is one of our silent partners but she is always ready for a bit of fun. Dot never neg- lects her studies which explains how she made eight subjects this year. Honors: Palmer Method C6l'tlflC3.t8Q Remington Primary Award. BESSETTE, EARLE 14 Bradley St. Biscuiti' Technical Course Thou foster-child of Silence and Slow Time. Though reared in the rugged ruins of Orwell, Earle Bessette, yclept Biscuit, early found that life in the big town was very alluring. Earle's smile which might be called angelic is the result of constant good humor. Honors: Commence- ment Usher f3Jg Oreael Board 1433 Junior Play f3J. BOLTON, CLARENCE EDWARD 88 N. Willard St. 'tBolt General Course Over an ancient scroll I bent Steeping my soul in wise content. Although Clarence hasn't been with us long we know his likes and dislikes alright. For in- stance, he would always ask for Baldwin apples and we are told he is very fond of playing hide and seek. Honors: Track C353 Football 449. Page twenty-three

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ALPERT, RUTH BEATRICE 141 N. Winooski Ave. 'tRufus, Bobby Commercial Course She hath a will inflexible. t'Rufus has helped to make the B. H. S. String Club famous. When she first came to high school it was for the sole purpose of getting good marks but she soon learned there were other things to do. Bon voyage, Ruth! Honors: Peu- manship Demonstration at Montpelier C135 Pal- mer Method Certificate C13g Four Minute Speaker C235 Junior Play C333 O. G. A. Certificate C335 Class Day Usher C335 Junior Banquet Speaker C33g Girls' Basketball C433 Girls' String Club C435 Middy Committee C43. BALDWIN, EULA CORA 61 Henry St. EaZa Commercial Course Within her tender eye the heaven of April with its changing light. Eula is strong in her opinions. Do not try to move her! Did you ever have the luck to hear her sing? She sure can reach the high UC. Al- though crimson and gold are our class colors, Eula seems to like Brown best. Honors: Pal- mer Method Certiiicate C133 Zanerian Certiiicate C135 Bulbul C23g Class Day Usher C33g Junior Play C33g O. G. A. Certificate C33g. Primary O. A. T. Certiiicate C433 Remington Efliciency Award C43. BALDVVIN, LAURA MARIA C31 Henry St. Laura Commercial Course 'Thou hast the charm of the evening star. Behold our fair Maid Marion. We have oft heard it rumored that Laura Cbe it winter or summer3 cannot resist the temptation of a cer- tain Park out side of town. Laura always greets everybody with the t'bestest smile and shets a real friend to all. Honors: Palmer Method Certificate C135 Class Day Usher C333 Junior Play C33g Junior Banquet Committee C33g Oread Board C435 Primary 0. A. T. Certificate C435 Remington Primary Award C433 Reming- ton Efiiciency Award C43. Page twenty-two

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BRENNAN, HAROLD 74 S. Champlain Shorty General Course One may smile, and smile, and be a villain. Shorty has not entered into the social life of the school very much, but his friends find him a congenial companion, always ready to join in a good time. BRENNAN, ROBERT McDOWELL 173 North Ave Bob General Course Trained for either camp or courtf' Bohn is rather quiet and reserved-it takes time to make his acquaintance. He frankly and generously puts an enthusiastic effort into any little old thing, his'n or your'n g a true friend to all. Honors: Class Football C233 Class Bas ketball 123, 1433 Class Baseball Q23, 1435 School Baseball 143. ' CALDWELL, ADA MAY 68 S. Union St f'Ada General Course UA daughter of the gods divinely tall. A typical High School girl. A warm friend a skillful basketball player, has a fine sense of humor and is a. good scholar. Ada has the honor of being the only girl in the trig class. Room 1 often hears the CCyJghs that Ada utters, but the expression in her wicked eyes belie these mourn ful utterances. Honors: Junior Play i333 Class Day Usher C335 Oread Stunt Night 6333 Class Basketball 143g Middy Committee C43. Page twenty-fone