Burr and Burton Academy - Burtonian Yearbook (Manchester, VT)

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THE BUPTONIAN AS THE RESULT OF FOUR YEARS IN BURR 8. BURTON HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT NIRGINI-X ABBOTT Has part xnterest m a cheese busmess and a constru non job Good luck' I'vIMY ALLEN Vvxll haue to make many trxps to Holyoke College nevt year? Step on xt' THE LEATIIE BROTHERS Are usually seen together? CECILE BULL Has a stron mterest m the Freshman Class? DOLORES CHARBONNEAU Has been domg very well ln Home lwlalunsv Class Vvonder 1f there ls a rea on? CLEO CLAY FOIN Llkes roadsters? MARC XRET COXINOR Can answer all questlons concermnv nursxng? AINNA DUPRESNE Is mterested ln chlld nursmg M-XRY ENRNUNI I very mterested IH the Fnday ewemng Church socxal? HARVEY FOWLER W111 soon he selllng Insurance? JOE FOXVLER Can get more out of a Ford than anyone else? WARREN FOWLER Is very rnterested ln the study of law ANET GILBERT YVould have no trouble ln France? FREDDIE GILMORE M1 ht do well on a debatmg team? He usually has the last 'word LOUISE HALDIMAN Is always Smiling? ELEANORE HARWOOD Is always seen wlth Cleo WALTER HAYESvDoesn t take school very senously? PAULINE HEIN EL Can economxze? She gets along wlth Nxchols ANNA HEMENWAY Knows bxology? LILLIAN HESS Keeps calm at all tlmes? HOWARD HILL Makes a record breakmg run from Sunderland to Burr E-9 Burton? BOBBY KING Knows all the answers? How about the QUCSEIOIIS7 FREDDIE LAWRENCE Smokes Kools? RUSSELL LOCKWOOD Goes May flowermg at noon LOUIS MARTIN In headed for Big busmess? HELEN MATTISON Usually makes statements as though nn doubt? LOUISE RABNER Always reads the newspaper durxng chorus? ART SESSIONS Is now a Captaln? ARNOLD SQUIRES Can wrxte poetry? LOIS SXVEENEY XV1ll soon put her Home Mal-:mg to a test? HORACE STREETER Can make hls Chevy travel? CHRIS SWEZEY Is everybodys sweetheart? Qwhen Pat xsnt herej BETTY SWIFT Is makmg quxte a crooner out of Phd EMILY TAYLOR Has Jomed a noon txme nature study class? HOWARD THOMPSON Is a rnslng young taxxdermxst? ROY TIFFT Helps untangle world entanglements? THE TUTTLE TWINS At least we can tell Marlon from Mlldred and vxce versa? FLORENCE WADE Her graduatlon wlll cause a tear to shme ID a certaxn Sopoho more s eye? 4 5. , , -- ' . . . C . . Ji v I' ' ' l ' . . A A . ' VY I I g T I 4' I' - , 1 ? JIM FISKE7Is liked by all? r T 1 ' ' J - 1 ' p. 1 . . ' '?

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THE BURTONIAN MY FAVORITE SPORT B5 Elizabeth Benedict 37 One day last summer I was given a present of a fine new bieyele I really believe rt wrs one of the happiest days in my life' There is nothing that grxes me sueh a thrill as tal ing a spin on my Hawthorne Flyer and feeling the eool breeze against my fa c XA hen I am tired and discouraged cspeerrlly vhen I h rxe had a b d day in sthool there is nothing th it brings ack my good spirits as quil y as ta ing a ride on that breytle I lilre to ride extremely well on a sunny dry betause all th it nrelxel will sparltle so rn the sunshine I almost never get a hump exen on a xery rough ro d Why would I with big balloon tires lrlte those and a seat that springs up ind down? It makes me feel as if I were flying oxer tl e ground I gixes me a fiehnf' of pleasure and satisfaction as I am riding by a place and herr different people sryrr L Sry thats some wheel isnt rt7 and, wrere id she exer get a bityele ree trtt My costume th rt I wear when riding is another source of grert roy to me One Chrivmas quite a few years ago my mother gaxe me a pair of Hr Ixmf' shoes 'Ihrs w is the frst contribution toward my outht They are made of nree soft brown leather an they hate been xery useful in skating coasting orse a lt riding., and hrltinv and I lr rxe gotten exen more plersure out of them thin I suppo ed I eould They are eomfortrble and are so warm on a Cold day' I lrlte them beeause they are an army cut and I 'ilwrys admire soldiers clothes I trrded vtith my brother and got an axirtion eap that I had been longing for exer slnee he bought it A lthaki shirt a lerther belt with my rnrtrrl on the front of ll rnd some red topped soels complete the outht I would nexer thrnlt a rnrnute of ehangrng this costume for ore of the darntrest of gowns that delight most girls Sometimes I go riding with other boys and girls in the neighborhood and we have lots of pleasant times together Besides the pleasure I get out of the wl eel I ofter do errands th it h lp my mother and other members of the family I s 1 ee rer l crlrrnrty at our house when the bieyele is out of order in any wry so th rt I ernt .li Someone rs sure to want some medicine at the doetors or some groeeries at the lore or to send a message to a friend My mother will sax Eli rbeth will you go to the store on your brcyelc and get me some thrnfrs A. sober lool, alvtays comes to her faee when I hate to tell her that the tire is flat or soznethiw else is the matter w it o I cant ride it I o en lend my wheel to frrends So 'rs you see the bieyele grxes pleasure to a good many people besides myself L KTIN DERIVATIONS homo hobo corpus carcass pater pottery moyeo mox res latus lettuce teno tennis KIPLING S BACK ROOM BALL KDS fsophomore Kipling was very humorous and very famous for hrs Beliexe It Or Not boolt fnglish IV 40 f 4 . 4 ' ' ' , . . . . , V' . fe . 7 A A , . Az J 1 'r a , ' A 4 A b e A A Q ' ' Atal . 'l4A ' . ' - ' ' ' V. A , e- S . I ' C . . . Q ' L k ' ' L , , I y . ,.. 1 . ' ' r . , ' rr. A' . , ' A ' A' 'l ' dA . N '- fr' ' An ' lAl' la 7 . e , 1 A ' , A, e 1 .A ' . A Aft i, A , . ' I A' AA I, ' '. I A. 'Z 1-M I. . I K . , l , X y d . ' rr J A . ' , .. ' g. h ffhrc' A A Y. ,:, besides in bicycle riding. A little later my aunt game me a pair of riding breeches, ' 4 ' as ' 1 5 s ' . ' ' ' ' . 1 . ' A . A .. 2 'A ' 1 ' 'A A ' Az A, 1 5 Ai . ,, . - 1 , .V - X- , I ..- e ' I L I R 4 .K I 4 A I e J A A . A 1. 1 , 1 2 C e 1 A . tA. . gr 'rr ,Q 1 A 5 ' A ' A. A ' 1 , I 1 1 A ri' 7 it. ' ' I . . A A . ' lg, . , ' . . X s . : 'A . e -.,', A' 'zz , A K , ' '. . , N 'I by . ' 1 . 'ith A , s ' A A. ft- A . , ri e , A 'A' e ' C ' I A A t' . r r A A - I

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THE BUPTONIAN LOCALS AND HUMOR WHAT WGULD HAPPEN ll Modern Hxstory was qu1et7 Alan Howe dlllll t get the h1 heQt average7 Mr Clark dxdn t go to Qprmgf ld g lqgr 'P Clara Covey dldn t fl1rt Barbara Hulett dxdnt tallx about the F C F 57 Mrs: Bugbee couldn t 11 Qvvzth Mr Sher1yJ7 Anna Hemenway dldnt ay How do you do nh 11 PI'OlHlCIl17 alder should fall for a grrl Harrxet and lm were xepa1ated Phll waen L seen wxth Betty Mr ones agreed wxth a studo.nt7 Florence lost oe? Mr Perry wasn t poll e Barbara Butterfield was fat7 Ted Streeter stayed ID Hwtory for a whole per1od7 SPEAKING OI' Sharp we have PIETCC Monev we have Nichols School we have Sesuovls 'Trres we have Fzslxe Meat we have Raw Vvfmdows we lm ne Paxne Hoszcrg we hm. Allen last we have S101 t Spice we have Ginger Cl1T1SlTHdS we have Eve Streams we have Broolxs Age we have Young ' uarrels we have T1 Qt 9 U7l11IdTT1Cd man we h ue llatcllclrlcr ON THE BOOKS!-IIILI T e Gentleman Mr Perry Dream Children LOIS Sweeney To a Snowflalfe Marian Bentley Age of Innocence Sally Allen Lxttle Thmga Mrhcl Healey The Vx7atcher Mr Howes Playboy of the We tern Wcarld jlm Brown The Lot Leader Mr ones Arms and a Man GLlJ.llllI1C Goddard The Conatant Lover oe Kamher T e Man Wltlm The Hoe Mr Bullock The Card Chrxs Swezey The Sllent Brothers Joe and H rrvey Fowler x. , ' ' ' , s ,Q . . . . ' ' .,,Q,f1e. oseehismo! Ll U , l L , A, . A 1 If. 7 T Si' l . 41 Y . . ' sz ', Y z . Y' . , ' 7 . . . . r . J ' 1 . , , . X 7 . .t ? I I L V l . 3 ' - I' V V V . . Drawing we have Art. t V N7 1 ' ' 1' ' . ' V vs 1 : ' 1 1 1 , . . ' H' J.. z f . K , . .. h .. .. . .. . I .. .. .. . . ,. 1 .. .. 1 . g . .. A -- . s . -S . I .. .. V ,. J 3 ,, h . .. V .. , H . .. . .. 1 4