Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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BFRGMAN MAX LEONARD 22 Loomis St. BEAUPRE, LUCILLE LORETTA 239 Loomis St. With an eye to ,see life's sunny side. Such a little girl with so many big ideas. Lucille has a fascina- tion for rag-time. We wonder why! C Oh, Charlie My Boy ! j She is leaving us for the Great Metropolis in June. We wish you the best of luck and a wonderful time, Lucille. Course, General. Honor: Dramatic Club Q4-Q. Can ue ezer have too -much of a good thing? Behold our saxophonist! Did you ever hear Max when he wasn't talking about his sax ? Saxophones are his failing and ours, too, when Mac is connected with them. Can you keep your feet still while he's tooting out his jazz? Try and do it. Course, General. Honors: Orchestra fill, f3j, Qljg Chorus 1:21, Q3jg Track 13,5 OREAD Stunt Night MQ. BLEAU, ANGIE 333 Colchester Ave. Blea'u, Bleau, thou winter wind. There is only one man that Angie hates, and that's her faithful Big Ben? Angie says five or ten minutes after eight is early enough for her-so much less shorthand to do! Better late than never, Angie. Course, Commercial. Honors: Dramatic Club M54 Final Penmanship Certificateg Remington Primary Certificate. BLOCK, LILLIE IDA 108 Hyde St. On, with the dancef' Those who don't know Lil would think that she is a very shy little girl, but looks are deceivingg when you are acquainted with Lil you will find that she has more pep than you can imagine. In the classroom Lil is somewhat modest, but at our dances, Oh my! Course, Commercial. Honors: Dramatic Club M54 Art Club C4-jg Animated Magazine f2jg Underwood Initial Certificate, Royal Initial Certificateg Final Penmanship Certificateg Zanerian Certificate. . 23

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BAKER, PHILIP 5234- Loomis St. By the work one knows the worlwnarlf' Phil has been one of the mainstays of our class basketball team for four years, and was also a big factor in the financial success of our Oai:An. The same conscientious effort applied to his studies has brought his name on the honor roll regularly and made him a valuable member of our class. Course, Technical. Honors: Spanish Club QSJ, HQ, Re- corder C3jg Dramatic Club Q4-jg Commencement Usher ffijg Class Basketball llj, QQJ, l3j, UQ, Captain Q3jg 1 OREAD UQ. BARROWS, MARGARET VVILMA 168 Pine St. There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. Peg has been with us only two years, and we havenit had time to get really acquainted with her. Vllhen Peg is in school we hardly know she's around, but outside of school we hear she's quite a girl. It's hard to guess what's going on behind Peg's deep, dark eyes. Course, General. Honors: French Club 120, QM. X BASSETT, CATHARINE BREYVSTER '95 S Prospect St There's -nothing ill can dwell in such a temple. Hail to our Editor-in-Chief! Kitty well represents the Class of 1925. She also draws an A-I-A in all her subjects and is a mem- ber of every club as well as our illustrious basketball team. Just look here! Course, Classical. Honors: Class Treasurer fzlj, My French Club CEU, l3j, 140, Play f3j, Treasurer Q3jg De- bating Club f3j, Vice-Presidentg Dramatic Club Mjg OREAD Cllrjg Register 131, C4-jg Class Basketball 121, f3j, 140, Manager Q4-jg Class Day Usher QSM Onaan Stunt Night CSJ, fflrjg Freshman Reception Stunts QD, MJ, Committee 125g Animated Magazine CSD. BAYARSKY, SHIRLEY 267 N. XVinooski Ave. To eavvol is to live. Shirley seems to he fond of studying. Perhaps that is why she attends so few of our High School social events. lvhat about her accomplishing in three years what we do in four? Course, Commercial. Honor: Underwood Initial Cer- tificate. 22

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BLODGETT, LYDIA ELEANOR f 366 Pearl St. Genteel in personage, conduct and equipagef' VVoodsville's loss was our gain, when she came to graduate with us. Lij early in the year showed her loyalty by coming out for class basketball, and she played guard on the team all season. Lydia has a twinkle in her eye that makes us all love her. Course, Sub-Classical. Honors: Dramatic Club fvijg Class Basketball C4-Q. BOOTH, MARJORIE JANET 1529 Cherry St. Not a 'word?1' It was being done by the best people, so there was only one course left for Marjorie to follow: to graduate with the Class of ':25. VVe consider ourselves lucky, because of both her musical ability and geniality, and we appreciate the acquisition. Course, General. Honors: Chorus QSJ, C4125 Spanish Club Q-105 B. H. S. Musicale QSQ, fflj. BRAND, MYRA 58 Dorset St. Of gentle soul and mind To human -race a friend. Let us introduce Myra Brand, our horsewoman, who drives in to school every day from way out in South Burlington. We might say that Myra is quiet but persistent, and we know she's the :LB randn that will succeed. Course, General. Honor: Art Club Q4-J. I BROVVN, MARY ELIZABETH 262 Pearl St. A slender girl, In'own-haired and tall. Quietly she gained her knowledge, but these quiet beginnings are usually the fore-runners of great lives. We expect great things of you, Betty. Course, Sub-Classical. Honors: French Club QSJ, Q4-jg Dramatic Club Q4-Q. I