University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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Cllihitnrial Baath Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editors . . . Business Manager Assistant Business Associate Editors Photographers .. Art Staff .--...... Managers DUANE CSMAN SPRAGUE WILLIAM DIXON HOAG EDWARD DOUGLAS MCSWEENEY HAROLD CROFT BOWLEY ' KARL CORNELIUS MCMAHON - LEON ISHAM PATTEN KATHERINE FRANCES CASEY ' WILLIAM PERRY CHENEY LUIGE MARIUS DE CICCO RALPH EMERY DROWNE CLYDE- WALBRIDGE HORTON FRED SCOTT KENT ROBERT CARLTON PARKER MARGARET ANN PATTEN ELMER WATERS PIKE VIRA MAY PURINTON EDITH IMOGENE SCRIBNER EUGENIE LOUISE TOWER WILLARD BAYARD BUCKHAM MARGARET EDSON CHENEY TSUTOM MIEURA MARY ELIZABETH WELLS - EDITH BLACKWELL HALSTED ARTHUR RUSH HOGAN JOSEPH HERBERT JOHNSON SARAH LEAH NELSON

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'ELIEVING that no class should leave the University without having left some 'Written testimonial of its presence there, and further believing that in these days of War and sacrifice We should practice utmost con- servation, the Class of Ninteen-hundred-and-nineteen unanimously voted to abandon the customestablished by previous classes, of publishing an ARIEL or yearbook. This action was supplemented by another authorizing the already elected Ariel Board to publishia special issue of THE VERMONT CYNIC, giving as briefly and as economically as possible, a written memorial of the class. VVitl1 these ideas in mind the Nineteen-nineteen Ariel Board presents this ARIEL issue of THE VERMONT CYNIC, as a memento of the Class of Nineteen-nineteen of the University of Vermont. It can serve no greater purpose than to bind our friend- ship and it asks no greater reward than to brighten the memories of Old Vermont. f . 5

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Erinhs HELEN BARNARD ..................... Pittsford, Vt. Literary Scientific. Ass't Manager of Baseball Qljg Cast, Cin- derella CZD5 French Club Cl, 255 Honor Scholarship Society. ' Tommy's twinkle twinkles whether she is solving prob- lems in History B or acting as butler at Grassmount. But beware! when she wears a serious expression and looks you sternly in the eye, she is plotting some mis- chief of which you may be the victim. 5 I HOMER ANDREW BERRY ....... ..... R ichmond, Vt. ' Chemistry. Richmond High School 5 Delta Psig Melis- sedon5 Varsity Baseball Ql, Zj 5 Proc Night Committee .QU 5 Faculty Student Council Q31 5 Corporal QZD 5 Sergeant QZQ 5 M. Ser- geant QZD 5 2nd Lieutenant CSD. Raz, Richmond's foremost heart-crush, is one of the most widely known and best liked fellows in the class. His acquaintance is not limited to the Hill,,' however, for he knows. all the queens down-street, including those in the Red 46 and the 5 and lOc stores. Raz, although small, is a line athlete in both baseball and basketball, and the Co-eds like his smile too. Don't blame 'em a bit. Pmvrvmf ANNIS BARNEY ................ Essex junction, Vt. Literary Scientijic, Y. W. C. A.5 Basketball QZJ. ' Let me introduce you to one of our industrious maidens-she earned one-sixth of a cent once, working in the college store between classes. She's been spend- ing it ever since. ARTHUR DALE BISHOP ............. West Burke, Vt. Civil Engineering. St. Iohnsbury Academyg Kappa Sigma5 Class Football tl, 2, 3D 5 Class Baseball Clj 5 Band Ql, ZQ5 Honor Scholarship Society 5 Melis- sedon5 Student Council QBD. Joe is a man we have seen little of because of his call- ings at home. He is a true blue worker in the class- room and outside. Quiet and unassuming he is always ready to help. Never makes a show of himself but we are mighty glad he is with us. May luck and good fortune attend him! 1 X x