Edmunds High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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JllI1l0l'S. ZlaSS ot l902. Colors: BLUE AND GOLD. 0ffiCCl'S. HOWARD J. CHIDLEY, . MARY HALE HUDSON, GRACE G. BLAIR, CLEON HICKOK BROWNELL, , members. NELLIE ELIZABETH AHEARN, E. Burlington, CHARLES F. BLACK, J l 0, C. Burlington, GRACE G. BLAIR, E. Burlington, RUTH BOND, C. Burlington, CLEON HICKOK BROWNELL, S. Essex junction, Vt. SIDNEY M. BUNKER, J I lf, C. Burlington, JOSEPHINE CABANA, S. Burlington, IRENE J CADV, S. Burlington, JESSIE JANE CAMPBELL, E. Burlington, ROBERTA CATHERINE CAMPBELL, S. Burlington, GERTRUDE CHAMBERLIN, E. Burlington, HOWARD J. CHIDLEY, C. Oakwook, Ontario, Can. FRED BIXBY CHURCH, S. Underhill, Vt. 35 Presidenl Vzke-Presiden! Sefrelary T rcasu ref IQ George Street 198 St. Paul Street 370 North Street 5o Loomis Street 267 South Union Street 57 Front Street 184 North VVinooski Avenue 86 South Champlain Street 86 South Champlain Street 352 Colchester Avenue 25 Lafayette Place 88 South Willard Street

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members of the opposing classes. The chase ended soon, for Gates was run down at the corner of College and South Union. A carter was summoned and the juniors and freshmen proceeded to enforce the habeas corpus enactment, so that it looked as if our friend was destined to take an enforced ride, when by one of those strange coincidences, an officer was on hand when wanted and thus the affair ended. It is not reported who paid the carter. The western sun sank down behind the Adirondacks, on the evening of that eventful day. He lingered long, however, as if desirous of seeing the sport, but finally concluding that proceedings would be postponed until he had departed, he silently withdrew, but as he hid his face behind the last peak he seemed to wink as if expecting something unusual on the following morning. Night at last spread her wings over the city, and all was quiet. b About eight o'clock, with dread forebodings, we ventured forth for Red Men's Hall. On our approach we heard the ominous clatter of feet. The majority of us, however, reached our destination before the storm broke g but not so with Russell. He was overtaken at City Hall Square and obliged to undergo the full fury of the storm. Some of his assailants showed a marked avidity for clothing, consequently Mr. Russell found himself minus a coat-sleeve and a pair of cuffs, which necessitated his returning for repairs. The seniors were enjoying a straw-ride on this night, which left us minus their aid. We might have feared at one time that the opposing classes wonld bring further reproach against their reputation by adding theft to assault, but happily we were disappointed for in due time they returned Russell's cuffs. We do not consider our scrimmage of that night an entire loss, for the athletic training we received doubtless helped us to win the foot-ball game this year. . We have entered heartily into all school enterprises, furnishing more than our share of men to the foot-ball and base-ball teams, while the young ladies have taken an active part in school fairs and entertainments. But while we have devoted ourselves to the general interests of the school, we have not been remiss in our studies. furnishing last June two of the pupils who received honorary standing. In music we supply the leader for one Mandolin Club, and have as a member of the class one of the finest pianists in the State. So at present, with class scrimmages a thing of the past under the new order, there now hovers over us the rainbow of promise whose colors blend into a symphony of blue and gold. 34

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LILLIAN M. CROSS, E. CHARLES ARTHUR DAVIS, 1' :1 '11, S. WILLIAM JAMES DENN1NG, E. MAMIE DREW, S. ALICE MARGARET DURFEE, S. MARK S. EDSON, S. ANNA H. ENRIGHT, C. ELIZABETHAEVELYN ENRIGHT, C. MABEL FIEFIELD FERGUSON, S. PETER FLEURY, C. MAY B. FORCIER, S. HENRY GREENE FULLER, .1 Fflf, C. HAROLD J. GATES, J l'fl', C. HAZEL MERRITT GATES, C. CARL CHARLES GUPTIL, S. WINNIFRED MAE GILL, E. CHARLES H. GUTCHELL, S. NELLIE D. HENDEE, E. MARY HALE HUDSON, S. LUCIUS EDWIN HUMPHREY, S. MAURICE IRISH, V11 'l', E. LULA RHODA JARVIS, C. LAURA JOHNSON, E. MAY JOHNSON, C. DION WYLIE KENNEDY, C. MARCELLUS H. LANDON, S. CHARLES ARTHUR LANG, S. HELEN L. LANODON, S. BEsS1E LAPHAM, E. MARY ELIZABETH LOUTHER, S. MAY CLARKE MANWARING, C. Burlington Burlington, Burlington, Morrisburg. Ont., Burlington , Stowe, .Vt., Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, F Can . Isle La Motte, Vt. Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Waterbury, Vt. Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Westford, Vt., Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, Burlington ,, Burlington, Burlington, Charlotte, Vt. Burlington, Burlington, 36 208 Colchester Avenue. 176 St. Paul Street. 41 Spruce Street. 169 Church Street. 179 North Prospect Street. X45 Main Street. I4 Church Street I4 Church Street 130 North Winooski Avenue 112 Loomis Street 292 College Street 2I Loomis Street 78 Main Street 78 Main Street IOS Buell Street. 45 North Champlain Street 35 School Street 305 Maple Street 248 North Winooski Avenue 72 Greene Street 37 Church Street 41 School Street 195 Elmwood Avenue 74 Adams Street 119 North Union Street 387 South Union Street Richardson Block 261 Winooski Avenue 57 North Union Street Chase Street 115 Loomis Street