St Johnsbury Academy - Lamp Yearbook (St Johnsbury, VT)

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THE ACADEMY STUDENT 2d RUTH BIGELOW Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Archery 2, 3; Secretary of Athletic Association 4; Bookroom 4; History Committee 4; Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4. As a member of the Mutt and Jeff set, we shall see Ruth go far. Her ambitious work is registering high on our achievement thermometer. Good Luck. EUGENE BOUCHER Hockey, 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 4; Honor Student 4. In the past our Eugene has changed very much indeed. Because he is such a quiet young man, we have been given no inkling as to his troubles. We do know this, however, he does like to ride around in his car—alone. HELEN BROCK When school’s out at 3.00, Helen used to trip gaily to the Woolworth's store. Not to purchase, not to sell, not to inquire. Besides we won’t tell, Helen. ELSINORE BROWN Basketball 1, 2; Archery 3; “When Troubadours Sang” 1; Halloween Stunt 1, 2, 3; Social Committee 1, 3. Elsinore is a fine athlete, showing her best skill in basketball and archer . We often wonder what would happen if the use of peroxide was prohibited. ROBERT BURNS Robert is one of our many progressive members? Not all agree on the subject, but we will excuse them this time. The great problem is, was he named after Robert Burns, the poet, or whether it was merely a coincidence. JULIAN BUTLER “Julie” We have never seen Julian out for any activity but he studies hard and long now that he has received a lovely inspiration. A I ord is his hobby, as we can clearly see, and we hope in the future to see, ‘G. J. Butler, Expert Mechanic.” IRVING CARPENTER We have discovered that Waterford winters do not agree with Irving, besides he never manages to arrive in time to attend chapel.

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22 THE ACADEMY STUDENT CLASS GRINDS ROSE ARON ‘Rosie” Basketball 1, “When Troubadors Sang t. Rose sometimes has a quarrel with her boy friend. They never can decide which picture they’ll attend. Better luck. Rose, and please don’t become too irritated over the matter. LESLIE ANDERSON “Les” “Serenaders” 2. Leslie, who is a great admirer of the female contingent of this venerable institution, has the ear marks of an M. D. He should progress rapidly along that line with inspirations from a certain Miss Hemingway, a P. G. Best wishes and lots of luck, Les. STANLEY BAILEY “Stan” hootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3: Student Council 1, 2; Vice-President Student Council 2; Halloween Stunt 2, 3; Class Ring Committee 3; Debating Team 4; Decoration Committee 3; Monitor 3; Class Will Committee 4. Stan liked to play football better than he did with test tubes in Chemistry Lab. We hope you will tackle your troubles in the future as hard as you did your opponents in the gridiron, Stan. DOLLY BANKS Monitor 3; Honor Student 2; Class History 4. Dolly is a quiet girl around school, but her bashfulness leaves her when at a party. It is known that she has a certain fondness for riding in orange •and black roadsters. ESTHER BECK Basketball 2; Reception Committee 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Will Committee 4. Esther worries over two subjects, history and boys. We think that Frank Towers is in the lead right now but it may be someone else in two weeks.

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84 THE ACADEMY STUDENT ROGER CARPENTER Here we have our gigglo from out Waterford way. When the gals see Roger and his German hair cut they just tumble his way. However, we hope that with brother’s gray matter and Roger’s abilities they will go far together. LUCILLE CASTONGUAY Lucille is a very good student in that she studies hard and receives high marks in return. We have not heard much of her during her four years here, but we know that she has accomplished much. BRUCE CLIFFORD Track 4. Bruce could cither be found working in Grant’s or up attending council. We are sure he has learned something from each place. Here’s luck to your future endeavors. DOROTHY COWLING Monitor 1; Halloween Committee 1, 2; Archery 2, 3; Student Board 4: Senior Nominating Committee 4; Division Captain 4; Class History Committee 4. Here’s one honor student whom everyone respects. She is certainly getting her share of attention. Fairbanks School is a grand place to dance, isn’t it, Dot? HUGH CUTHBERTSON Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Speaker’s Committee 4; “When Troubadours Sang” 1. Here is the most reliable author on “Contract Bridge.” He has developed a love for acting which can be surpassed by few members of our honorable class. Just watch Hugh any day in the week for proof of the last statement. KATHLEEN DELANEY Orchestra 4. Kathleen has been here only a few weeks yet we have come to know her very well. She has made many friends during her short stay here, our only regret being that she didn't come four years sooner. THEDA DELWORTH Theda is quiet and demure so we have very little to say concerning her. We wish her the best of luck.