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BLUE AND WHITE 27 Gktmtmj NUMEROLOGY c The following questions may be answered by either Yes or No. Having answered them, refer on the next page to the number which corresponds to your total number of affirmative answers. If, for instance, you answered “yes” to three questions your number would be three, and the number three of the character sketches on the next page would apply to you. Numerology will reveal your true character only when the questions are answered truthfully. GIRLS— 1. Upon the advent of a teacher can you successfully dispose of your gum? 2. Were you ever guilty of planting tacks for unsuspecting victims? 3. Can you often tell by your teacher’s face who will get the next question ? 4. Can you control your desire to draw pictures in study hall? 5. Upon receiving your report card or test papers have you a feeling that the teacher has under-estimated your mental ability? BOYS— 1. Would you feel called upon to return the compliment in kind if someone pricked you with a compass? 2. Can you say truthfully that you obey the traffic rules? 3. Do you sit through an assembly program without whispering? 4. Do you recite loudly enough to be heard in English class? 5. Have you ever been sent out of class ?
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26 VERGENNES HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI AN EXCELLENT RECORD The publication of the Deans’ lists of Holy Cross College, Middlebury College, and the University of Vermont shows that the Vergennes High School graduates who entered these institutions last September have made a splendid record thus far. At Holy Cross, Robert Harrow made the Dean's List, and he was one of seven in a class of three hundred twenty-five to obtain a rank of 90 or over for the first quarter. At the University of Vermont, Gertrude Fishman made the Dean’s List and she was among the first six in a large class with an average of 90. At Middlebury College William Carter made the Dean’s Cist and ranked fifth in his class with an average of 88. In the more advanced classes several students have records of which the school may well be proud. Joyce Young, University of Vermont, class of 1934, received seven A marks for the first semester. She is one of two in her class to obtain an A average, which is 95 or above, and her name is, of course, on the Dean’s List. George Patterson, in the same class, a member of the College of Engineering, made the Dean’s List and stood fifth in his class for the first semester. Katherine Ryan, U.V. M., 1934. also made the Dean’s List. At Middlebury College three other students have attained standings above the general average for the college. I hese records have been made in three different institutions in competition with large numbers of students from many different schools and from many different states. They reflect credit both upon the individual students and the school. NO INSPIRATION Xo inspiration in this dull gray town; Xo inspiration since 1 left the hills; Xo birds nor flowers to bid me welcome here; No meadows diamond white nor snowcapped mountain tops; Only dirt and noise. Xo trees to spread their branches out to greet me; Xo sunsets over jagged mountain peaks; No children singing nearby as they’re playing; Xo friendly dogs to greet me as I hurry homeward; Only buildings tall. Lois Bristol. ’32
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