University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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' 1, Y 1 l' .. it - i . l fi. 4!-fl! 6 H I, V V, A t' 2-MH: , V , .' 5- I' :I VJ .3 i 'ami M -.N is A- , Jzlr. , I fam mt .e - ' 1 5, 4,1 rf ag. - . , ' nl '15 Y 5, - .. X .ggg .' -mm L .:'f..- fs-. - f v' 5 ltiohrrt Stuguultnn Briggs Hartford, Vt. Bob 'l'-V35 Bordentown Military lnstitute. U. K. M. A. Manager Class Baseball CII: First Sergeant fill: Sergeant-Major QZDQ Secretary and Treasurer B. M. Club: Class Nominating Board fl. Zlg Cotillion Club. Robert Moulton comes from one of our more enterprising young hamlets where the local pa- pers are published every week, regardless. His ability is unlimited. almost. He has been known to do several things at the same time but recent- ly has mel with a conflict. Of course it's an old battle, but then. His most recent work on the social survey com- X Ji X mitteef?H has stamped him as a man of future promi- bf 'S-, mnwao nence, Wie understand it was through his careful study XT? X of the former conditions that much light has been brought 'fl al to bear on the work in hand. N Q22 .0 X . Qtlgue jttank 2Brntun Hyde Park, Vt. Bruno Kfg Hyde Park High School. Class Basketball KZ, 35, Captain UH: Varsity Baseball Squad fl, 25: Class Football Q55 Coporal Bruno has three real pleasures in lifeg rough- housing, crabbing and flunking. There isn't a fellow in the Old Mill who wouldn't climb three flights of stairs just to avoid meeting Bruno in the corridor. When he first came to Vermont he admired the gait of an elephant so much, that he adopted it. He has a peculiar manner that makes those who do not know him believe that he has a grudge against all mankind. Nevertheless, whenever called for a showdown, he proceeds to make good. Afraid of nothing and bluffed by no one, Bruno is sure to come close to the mark he aims for. 0 'X M I9