University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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L., , .1 , ' - - WWC, . X- 1 .C ,V :J-. C , A 1 .nt 4. -.1 .' , 2 , M - e,1,. 1 z ' Q.. p.,y,. -1 ,,,.1,- .-'2 1 s ' -'rf .' e- .- , ,,,.,w,.,, .. 5- f f., ff .s s wgififi , of , , ?'f .flip -wg. f, , . . .Q f. I h 1 wa s , Q ' .fexg , 1 .. ' 1 . Gtftnzgt 7L25Iiz c15iIhztt Rutland, Vt. Hump EN, Rutland High School. Class Baseball Cl1: Varsity C215 Class Foot- ball C215 Second Varsity CZ, 31g Class Bas- ket ball CZ, 31g Class Hockey C215 Class Pipe Committeeg Corporal C115 Second Lieutenant C21g First Lieutenant Hump has a heart as big as any on the Campus, although it's one of the divided kind. It certainly beats all how this college makes matches, and they don't burn out so very quickly either. A second Villa, he has a following in U. V. M., S. A. C. and V. N. G. He's always around. Nobody, in the history of Vermont, has been known to have anything over on him. He always has a come back -mostly back. His heart, again, is in the right place, and Hump has many friends in Burlington, Rutland, and in fact wherever he goes. Ish ca worry. x -t rr- . Barley ctrllatenne d5Iinhzn Cabot, Vt. Cliff KE: Montpelier Seminary. Class Baseball Cl, 21g Class Football C,l, 21. Varsity Football C315 Class Basketball C2, 31, Captain C21g Class Hockey C21, Var- sity Track Squad C115 Corporal One day at the setting of the Autumn sun there rode out from the land of Cabot, province of Vermont, a young knight, bold and Romana ish of mien, in search of adventure and knowl- edge. Holding his course diligently to the west- ward, he came in due time to the borders of the country of U. V. M. Here he donned his war clothes- football helmet, guards and coat of moleskin-and straight- way entered in. Keeping his own council he fought quietly d, and well, rising ever higher in the estimation of the other young knights, until he had taken his place among the QE chosen eleven gathered at the Table Round. CPassed by -9'5 .W .... ,.,, ., it ,' wif 93.1 the ARIEL Board of Censorship.1 28