Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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GADUE, ARCHIE JOSEPH 64 East Ave. •Qaduc General Course Archie always takes life and jokes the right way. He is nearly always smiling and cheerful yet he can be serious if the case call for such. He is not the kind that gets his name in the paper but if there is any work to do Archie helps. We sincerely hope that some day he will gain the suc- cess that he hopes for and deserves. Honors: Commencement Usher (3); Class and Varsity Baseball (2), (3); Spanish Play (3); Class Basketball (3), (4). GLASSTON, ANNA 56 Bright St. General Course One of our famous bookkeepers and typists. Anna seems to like everything except physical culture and in this, she has the sympathy of all of us. But yet in spite of this handicap she always finds time to study. Honors: Class Basketball (3); 0. A. T. Certificate. GLASSTONE, YETTA ' •Yetta She has two dimples 6 Oak St. Commercial Course in her cheeks which when she smiles come out to peek. Yetta does not join in many of our social affairs in school, but spends her time studying(?). Nevertheless, she is a good all-around girl and a loyal member of ' 22. Honors: Palmer Method Certificate; 0. A. T. Certificate; Remington Efficiency Award; Royal Proficiency Award. 29

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FAGGA, FRANCIS JOSEPH 375 St. Paul St. Francis Commercial Course Francis is one of those who are great of mind, but comparatively small of body. This arrange- ment would make him well fitted for getting out of tight places, so we predict that he will be a politician or an editor. Honors: Commencement Usher (3); School Bank (4); Royal Proficiency Award (4); Remington Efficiency Award (4); Underwood Bronze Medal (4); Remington Gold Medal (4); Advanced Certificate of Proficiency on Royal; C. T. Certificate. FLAX, HELEN DOROTHY 28C N. Winooski Ave. Dollie Sub-Classical Course What naturalist, however daring, would think of classifying Helen Flax under that species of great and awe-inspiring creatures that form the Senior class. It must be that appearances are de- ceptive for this infinitesimal creature is indeed a Senior and who knows but that she may in time become a greater personage than many a girl of twice her size? Honors: Class Secretary (1); Class Pin Committee; Class Day Usher (3); Junior Debating Team (3); Freshman Reception Committee (4). FORD, FRANCES 41 Loomis St. Flivver General Course Although Frances comes to us from Missouri, her intellectual ability places her among the first in our class in studies. And yet she is not a book worm as might be thought. Besides Frances has a wonderful line to spring on the mere man who is fortunate enough to meet her. 28

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GOSSE, WALTER E. North Ave. Gosse General Course Walter has held down a steady position for more than two years on our football squad. And al- though he rarely ever gets his name on the front page he really deserves credit for. his faithful work. We can hardly foretell his future, but we sincerely believe that his good-natured and hard- working self will reach some high goal. Honors: Class Football (2); Varsity Football (2), (3), (4); Class Baseball (2); Varsity Track (2), (3). HAGAR, GEORGE INGERSOLL 89 Adams St. ' Susie Sub-Classical Course George has handled the financial side of ' 22 with evident success which proves his ability to be some day a prosperous business man. Although we sometimes catch him dreaming about some fond female, he is usually helping some one to see the bright side of life along with himself. Honors: Register Board (2), (3), (4); Advisory Board (1); Class Basketball (3), (4); French Club Treasurer (4); Commencement Usher (3); French Play (4). HALL, DAVID BREWER 391 S. Union St. Dave Sub-Classical Course Venerable Grandfather Dave. ' Tis hard to estimate our classmates; he is noth- ing but the best in studies, sports and everything else. Some day he ' ll turn science upside down with just his little pincers and his big brain. Dave is sure to make us bone-heads proud that we graduated in ' 22. Honors: Oread Board (4); Spanish Club (3); Spanish Play (3). 30