Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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FOLLETT, JAMES NORTON 492 S. Union St. Fritz Sub-Classical Course His face with smile eternal drestff Fritz comes way from Townshend to join our class and we surely think he was wise. He has the smile that won't come off. And in his Junior year with us he won great fame as Fitz- walter in 'tSherwood. Honors: Junior Play t3Jg Prize Speaker 143. GARDNER, CELIA EDITH 139 Intervale Ave. Teacherie Training Course My mind to me a kingdom is. Celia sometimes indulges in that trait of bestow- ing advice when it is not wanted. Nevertheless, probably in most cases it was needed. Teaching with its restrictions has but heightened her de- light in Nature study. Honors: Four Minute Speaker 621, C355 Prize for Progressg Reming- ton Proiciency Awardg Freshman Reception Com- mitteeg Commencement Chorus. GERO, EDNA AURILLA Bradley Road Sis, Eddie Commercial Course A dark-eyed maiden who lightly draws her breathf' Edna is one who is envied by all the girls be- cause she always has an overiiowing supply of MALE vs. MAIL. We prophesy a. busy future for you, Edna. Honors: Palmer Method Certifi- cate fljg O. A. T. Certificate 1335 Initial Certifi- cate C4J. p Page twenty-eight

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DAVISON, WINIFRED ESTHER 29 S. Willard St. Winnie Sub-Classical Course O, may I join the choir invisible. Many people are under the impression that Wini- fred is a quiet, dignified young lady, but how little they know her. We are all wondering if Winifred will travel a great deal. We know she is interested in 1roads3 Miss Rhodes. Winnie is a good sport and we predict a brilliant and happy future, full of music. Honors: Thrift Stamp Committee 113g Junior Play 1335 Junior Banquet Committee 1335 C'lass Secretary and Treasurer 1335 Four Minute Speaker 123, 133g Commencement Usher 133g Commencement Chorus 133, 1435 Gypsy Cantata 143g Oreacl Board 1433 Prize Speaker 143. DEGREE, HILDA ANTOINETTE 184 Church St. Tilly General Course Thy voice is like a celestial melody? Here is another one of the talented singers for which our class can well boast of. She spends a great deal of her time studying but Iinds time to play basketball and keep her name on the honor roll as well. Honors: Bulbul 1135 Junior Play 1335 Commencement Chorus 133. DEWYEA, GLADYS MARJORIE 191 S. Willard St. Gladys, Commercial Course Her name is Gladys Her face you see That's all we know About Gladys D. P. S. She is a member of Miss Henderson's oiiice force. P. P. S. She also has a very win- ning smile. Honors: Palmer Method Certificate 1233 O. A. T. Certiiicate 1433 Remington Eiiici- ency Award 143. Page twenty-seven

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GERVAIS, EUGENE CLEMENT 73 Elmwood Ave. Doc, Tessy Special Course He makes the world a friendly place- By showing always a friendly face. Eugene is another of our classmates who is rather reserved but business on the side has kept him from most of the student activities. He is very ambitious and is bound to pop up somewhere. GOHLKE, THERESA MARIE 41 N. Champlain St. Tess Commercial Course Of all the names to memory dear, One name alone is dearest. We wonder why Theresa has a strong inclination for Barre, Vt. She is always saying Tweedie, Tweedie but-maybe she is talking to the birds. Tess has the happy faculty of taking things as they come without worrying about them. She is one of the Majesticls. most loyal patrons. Honors: School Fair 113g Decoration Committee 123, 1333 Freshman Reception Committee 123, 1333 Alumni Reception Committee 1333 Secre- tary 1333 Entertainment Committee 1433 O. A. T. Certificate 1435 Remington Primary Award 143- GOVE, ALTA HAZEL 21 Loomis St. Blondey Teachefs Training Course To see a child so very fair It is a pure delightf' Hazel is a dear girl and although she is taking the Pedagogy Course it is doubtful as to whether she will put it to practical use. In conclusion, we might add that she is quite often seen in the company of khaki uniforms. Honors: Prize Thrift Contest 133g Junior Play 1335 Commence- ment Chorus 133g Vice-President T. T. C. 1435 Freshman Reception Committee 143. Page twenty-nine