University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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EMMA FLINT ....................... Randolph, Vt. Home Economics. Y. W. C. A.5 W. A. A.5 Home Economics Club5 Glee Club Ql,52, 355 Quartette Q255 Assistant Manager Glee Club Q35 5 Cast Cin- derella Q25 5 Basketball Q35 5 Baseball Ql, 25 5 First Place Track Q 15. U She's athletic. She sings5 she is a clever imperson- atorg she always has a laugh and is always ready to help someone out of a tight place. She is usually en- gaged in some form of scientific research or other and becomes so absorbed in her work that it is with diffi- culty that she finds time for three meals a day. Oh you Havor everything, you are the vanilla of society. ALAN FOSTER FURMAN ............... Swanton, Vt. Commerce and Economics. Swanton High School5 Phi Delta Theta5 Corporal Q255 Class Baseball Ql55 Varsity Baseball Q255 Class Football Ql, 255 Track Squad Q255 Vice-President Interfraternity Conferenceg Vice-President Melissedon5 Mgr. Class Hockey Q355 Athletic Council Q35 5 Cheer and Song Committee Q35. Taz is a most loyal supporter-for Vermont5 for the SherwoOd5 and for Spot Comings, his side-hitch. A worker every time for his class and his college. If Hassan ever gets loose in the world there is going to be something heard from him. A pitcher who likes a pitcher. l 1 E . -..ME 14 CLYDE' WALBRI ' l. . FRED SCOTT Ki ROBERT CARLTc MARGARET ANIT ELMER WATER: ' VIRA MAY PUJ A -ll EDITH IMOGENA l 1 W, ,,,,..-.....,-. .AV - -..i NATIIAN PERCY FOSTER ........ ..... N ewport, Vt. V A Special. I - ' Newport High School. Since' his entrance into U. V. M. Percy has been en- gaged in research work-trying to grow an eyebrow on his upper lip. He almost succeeded Once but just as the important announcement was to be made Dave Merritt's gang snipped it away. Better luck next time, Percy! ' 1 DOUGLAS GEORGE GARNO ............. Vergennes, Vt. Civil Engineering. Vergennes High School5 Glee Club Q15 5 Cor- poral Ql5 5 Sergeant Q25 5 First Sergeant Q35 5 .Catholic Club 5 Class Football This is the largest specimen that the smallest city in the State possessed. Doug's beaming countenance al- ways puts him in strong. He especially shines on the dance floors Qwhich he knows from A to Z5. If you want a tip as to what is on downtown-ask Doug! WWA W EEHh3E?f fi E K lights: was wwf Hcmff iw? .mr-1 Z' Q1 mi 2 IN . tQ- v A x W 573315 , 5' . - til T Ulm: 5 my lit: if QQ . 4 5

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ifem ' in. 20 gg! fmtrsg . v WSH. il 3- UNCC cfezy mace NY W, in iilllef , Af: 'J , OZ , ., I au Heier rfifefior' HAROLD ALBERT DWINELL .......... East Calais, Vt. Agfficulttzlwe. Montpelier Seminaryg Kappa Sigmag Class Foofball fl, 25 3 Manager QZQ g Varsity Foot- ball KZD g Class Baseball Q15 5 Band Cl, 2, SD 5 lgiigsgfle Club Debating Team C3jg Glee Club 'When this elongated would-be specimen of the human family came to college, fresh and green from the wilds and vastnesses of E. Calais, the professors cer- tainly were to be overworked in trying to mould this lump of clay into something to which a diploma could be given. But miracles will happen even nowadays. As Dwi goes smiling about the campus, everybody has a good word for him-even to the Co-eds. FRANCES FIELD .................... Ferrisburg, Vt. Literary Scientific. Kappa Alpha' Thetag Julia Spear Prize Read- ingg First Prize Clj g Deutscher Verein CZD 3 Vice-President Silver Bay Club QSDQ Silver Bay Delegate C15 3 Second Honor Group Since the memorable day when 1919 became an in- stitution, Frances has been constantly thinking and talking about her majors and minors. But there's just one thing that must be confessed-she is one of those extraordinary specimens of vertebrate species-a tat- ting fiend. WILBERT RUDOLPH ER1cKsoN .... .... B arre, Vt. ' Chemistry. Spaulding High Schoolg Norwich 1915-16 5 Commons Club 5 Rifle Team QZDQ Corporal CZQ 3 Sergeant Q3j. This silent, retiring, chap who hails from the sanctified environment of Barre, is the official course-crabber of the Chemistry Department. His evenings are spent in taking astronomical observations up at the hospital. lt is rumored that he was the real composer of 'Tm in Love With a Beautiful Nurse. .However, hard work has no terrors for 1-Irickf' and we can vouch for his future success. , is 551 J, '4 JAMES PATRICK FITZPATRICK ..... .... P ittsford, Vt. Agriculture. Pittsford High Schoolg Alpha Tau Omegag Alpha Zetag Class Football fl, 2, 355 Var- sity Baseball Squad Q1, 25, Melissedong Catholic Clubg Sergeant Q35 g Kake Walk Committee Q3j. One of the real sod-busters. Set in his opinions, but even-tempered and constantly good-natured. He has well represented his class and college on various ath- letic teams and has hit his stuff hard without crabbing it. He lacks those peculiarities which make good ma- terial for an Ariel grind

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ihfgm v K Q. ibm: umm. ,. . A ivfmry WN: --lmcil mm!! I for ' Hibhireh 'Ii it is mug 'Y '50 likg X-I. A ldkpf' . ,Q . J' ' 'PSI 'fm' nl tteiimce 31, . Sggfnei UQ Z ,. If , OTTO WILHELM HAKANSON .... New Rochelle, N. Y. Chemistry. New Rochelle High School CN. YJ, Delta Psi, Key and Serpentg Class Football Cljg Class Debating C25 5 Honor Scholarship So- ciety, Second Honor Group Cl, Zjg Ser- geant C2jg Q. M. Sergeant C255 First Ser- geant CZPQ lst Lieutenant C3Qg Assistant Manager Cynic CSD, Glee Club C355 Kake Walk Committee C3Q g Class Hockey C3j. A Worthy member of the class of 1919, is this tall, flaxen-haired Swede. Already a chemist of some note, he gives the following formula for a daily routine: 1 movie show, a pinch of hard Work, a few grains of athletics, a little military, and an excess of socializing. He has rather pessimistic ideas .about the seasons, however. Hack' says, I do love in the spring, to see things GROW every day, although 1 once preferred the fall when everything is so BROWN . LAURA HAXNSON ............... . .... Starksboro, Vt. Classical. Le Cercle Francais Cl, Zjg Y. W. C. A. Cl, 2, SD, Second Honor Roll Cl, 255 W. A. A. C2, ISD. , You should see Brownie when she works, even Prof. Ogle's bright eye rests peacefully when Laura begins to translate. Whew-how she can make the big words fly. We think undiscovered perpetual motion lies hid- den Within that cerebral hemisphere. Good natured! Laura will do anything for anybody at any time. i I I A-.' EDITH HALSTEAD ..................... Fairfax, Vt. H ome Economics. Alpha Xi Delta, First Honor Group CZD 3 Sec- ond Honor Group Clb g Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3j 5 W. A. A. Cl, Zj 5 Ariel Board CSD, Y. W. C. A. Poster Committee, Pub- licity Committee Odds and Ends Yes, Edith is a wonder along the cooking line. XV hy! she can add a little of something to nothing and make the most delicious soup, salad, bread or cake. And draw! the most fantastic things imaginable. If you doubt this, look in any fraternity house for souvenirs of her art. .h- RAYMOND JUDD HARRIS ............. Brattleboro, Vt. C hemis try. Brattleboro High School, Co1nmons Club. Proximity to his contemporary, Percy Foster, necessi- tated his becoming an alumni member of the City Y. M. C. A. Never shone with the fair sex despite the careful tutelage and splendid example of one of the awful medics. An instance of Charlie Kern and Prof. jake conspiring against the college to rob it of the services of a most promising track man.