Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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f-40.9 5 muy gb 1 4.1.3-if KW A WCW, G Glteflfg 4 o e EDWARD LAWRENCE ABAIR 4 Weaver Lane, Winooski HEddi9 Classical Course HONORS: Pro Merito Society C451 Monogram Club C3, 45: Historical Society C453 Monitor C453 Com- munion Club C453 TOWER Board CAO' A man who blushes is not quite a brute, Here is a man whose mind is richly furnished with a depth of feeling and readiness of intellect. He has an ad- mirable love of truth, a keen antipathy to hypocrisy. He is one of the man- liest and kindliest of human beings. His great-hearted, courageous soul respects the good and virtuous in others, stoops to no meanness or flattery, bears no malice, and disdains crooked methods. He does his duty faithfully, is respected by all his classmates and esteemed by his teachers. It looks as if Eddie will carry away all the prizes, but we all know that he deserves them in reward for hard work. We have no doubt about his future. We are only sorry that we have to part with one whose influence has been an inspiration. vga., . 'H Y 2 2 it s bf FAN - aa 'W ,Lang ' ,S ibgg 4 f af' 18 -iii

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fndm? I gm? In mi C my G We 35115 .-f3.0J f Qs, Ra RAYMOND LEON BADGER 45 South Champlain Street Ray V y Latin-Scientiic Course XR 1 M HONQRS: Editor-in-Chief of TowER C451 Assistant Manager Basketball C352 Class Basketball Cl, 253 Vaudeville Night C3, 453 Mono- gram Club C451 Historical Society C3, 45: Communion Club C455 Orchestra C453 Band C451 Choir C45- As the birds sing, so does this lad Play on his sax an aimless melody, Ray, as he is popularly known to all the people connected with Cathedral, be it the faculty or student body, is a man. A typical species that Cathedral is proud to send forth as her product on the Treadmill of Destiny. Being of a light and small stature hasn't dampened Ray's ardor for doing things for old Cathedral. He has been foremost in all our undertakings, a Willing, helping hand, always ready to respond. In our Junior year he blossomed out one might say. His tasks were of an extensive nature but achieved with the least possible exertion. Then, last but not least, let us say, when we cast about looking for a man capable of undertaking the task of publishing our year book, our choice fell on Ray, the Editor-in-Chief of the greatest book ever to come off the C. H. S. press. f X QQ, MM es ' 23 'F -Q U NF? BAR N ee -.45 B C. Q ' 435563 . we Q? ..