Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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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

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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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BUCHANAN, HELENE CATHERINE 8 Greene St. A -me-rry heart doeth good like a medicifwfi Here's a happy-go-lucky girl who's just full of pep. c'WllHt,S the news this morning, Helene? is everybody's question, because we know she is better than the Free Press and the News combined. This is her outstanding fault, but we confess we like it. Helene is a good sport. Debating Club QS, . BURNAP, ISABELLE GRACE 4-12 St. Paul St. Begone, dull Care! I pw-ithee, begonve from 'mof' Izzy is one of our jazz devotees. She can play jazz, keep time to it, and even boasts the acquaintance of that jazz artist, Vincent Lopez. Izzy , is as proficient on the typewriter as she is on the piano, and is our future Tillie the Toiler. Course, Commercial. Honors: Dramatic Club MQ, Art Club Q-lj, OREAD Stunt Night CHQ, Remington Silver Pin, Underwood Bronze Medal, Royal Gold Pin, O. A. T. Certificate, Final Penmanship Certificate, Miss Henderson's Oflice Force, Class Day Usher Q3j. Course, General. Honors: Final Penmanship Certificate, ' BUTTERFIELD, GEORGE NELSON 31 S. Prospect St. I think they talked of me, for they laughed continually. Behold our biggest fish-our Math shark. George has success- fully managed the business department of the Register and headed the French Club until it became too Frenchy. He is a close relative to Noise and intends to become either a Math professor or a deck swabber. No doubt he will be a success. Course, Technical, Honors: Advisory Board QSQ, Class Treasurer C4-Q, Register 140, French Club,Q2Q, f3j, MQ, Play QSQ, Sergeant-at-arms f3j, Junior Banquet Com- mittee, Speaker, Debating Club MJ, Dramatic Club Q-lj, ORE.-xn Stunt Night BUTTERFIELD, HARVEY DEAN Q6 Henry St. He, with a manly voice, saith his messages. Enter H. D. Butterfield-orator, actor, dancer, business man. Some boy! you say? You bet he is! If he isn't a second Daniel W'ebster, he will probably be Arthur Murray's successor. Good luck, Harvey, when you're famous d0n't forget your old friends in B. H. S. Course, General. Honors: Register MJ, Freshman Re- ception Stunt fflfj, OREAD Stunt Night MQ, Dramatic Club MJ. 25