Vermont Academy - Wildcat Yearbook (Saxtons River, VT)

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HOBBY 'Wetmunt Qtahemp Page forty-one Playing dolls Practising basketball Being with Bow Playing tennis Cutting hair Waiting on table Dropping trays Wearing his gold football Getting up early in the morning Stringing people Playing the fiddle Playing his saxophone Leaning on the radiator Cleaning her room Conducting class meetings Posing Playing football Skiing Doing acrobatic stunts stunts Practicing hymns for Y. M. C. A. Working for the V. A. Life Studying Chemistry ' with Mildred Kidding Dike Reading his catalogue for Harvard Working for everybody else Vamping Housekeeping Playing piano Working on the farm Svenint iiinutks AMBITION F 'ACTUAL VOCATION IN 1950 To get fat Governess To be a movie actress Mr. Otis, successor in Physiography To be with Bow Bachelor To play doubles with Caretaker of tennis courts Helen Wills at V. A. To be Sylph-liken Head waiter at Pierre's To get a drag with Hap To be Mayor of Middle- bury To be manager of a dairy farm To be a man about town To be an architect To bea To bea To bea To bea saloon keeper science teacher stenographer bank President To be a Mass. surgeon in the General Hospital Engineer of the Twen- tieth Century Future proprietor of Jack's Place To hop OE the Honor Roll To be a second Rach- maninoif Model for Hart Schaffner 8: Marx To be a statesman Chief-of-Police in A Charlestown Harvard graduate Work Teacher Commercial teacher To make Middlebury To be a farmer Fat woman in circus K. P. in the army Broker on Wall Street Street cleaner in Middle- bury Woman detective Running a speak easy in Hartford Brick layer Missionary in Africa Second Lon Chaney Housewife Janitor in the Chase Na- tional Editor of the Pownal Weeklyn Skipper the 2nd on the Saxtons River-Bellows Falls line World champion ski jumper Matron of an Orphan Asylum Stevedore on the Levia- than President of the Cuttings- ville Chamber of Com- merce Ditch digger A. St P. Store Manager P. G. at V. A. Working hard Fashion model Scrubbing floors Cabaret dancer A silver tongued orator for the bigger, better farm

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Helen Alexander Page forty wilhtat of 1927 bzniut ianucks KNOCKED PET EXPRESSION ALIBI Margaret Bengor Lee Bowman Herrick Bristol Muriel Buxton James Castle Allen Clark Charles Conlon Doris Cook Clifford Counihan Arlyn Currier Ezra Dike Kenneth Dike Marjorie Dunning Robert Eldredge Audria Gardner Roy Hardy Victor Hiltunen Betty Howe Ellis Hull Wells Johnson Charles LaClair Paul McNamara Charles Millet David Mills Elizabeth Minard Florence Morrison Eleanor Munger Dudley Muschette 7 And I don't mean maybel' 'Oh, really? Oh, really now, Bow My serve? Elsie, come and clean your room Gimme something to eat Who has my Victrola? Do we get our footballs? I'll be jiggeredv Oh, now Miss Prout Oh, hang! Bowman,' GC Gee! I'm cold! I wish I were taller And how! Has the last bell rung yet? Shhh boys! Oh, come on! How much time have I got? Oh, sugar! ' Won't you subscribe to the V. A. Life? So's your old man Lights! Ho! Hi Say! Welllll! Oh, goodness! I'd rather not now! Got your Virgil done? It's all wrongn ll Was I supposed to? Well, I didn't lnow the lessonl' 'It was this way, Bow I was playing checkers ,' I didn't know it would would break I was eating I want to study Well, I come from Middlebury! Oh, I want to sleep I didn't get up in time I was down at music hall I have to take a smoke He never needs one Well, I couldn,t help it I was down at the Falls' I had so much Life work to don . I had to write a letter My skiis should be waxed I was going to get up early but-', I was combing my hair I had to Hx my type- writer I had to do the chores Dike was in the way! I-Iit's like this! Never made any I couldn't fix my hair! I had to take care of Gimmiev I have to study Aw-I was right

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Page fonwwo wanna: of 1627 beninr knnnks KNOCKED PET EXPRESSION ALIBI Hilda Osgood Lena Osgood Patricia Parker Howard Poupart Ames Purdy Lois Ricker Thomas Riley Frederick Robinson Thomas Rood Wilbur Rugg Richard Shepard ' Kenneth Simonds Grace Smith Howard Smith hlichael Smolnicky Edwin Sonsire William Steinhoff Eleanor Stowell IXIae Tinkham Egbert Tuttle Alyce VValsh Sally Webster Merrick Wheeler Carolyn VVhitney Nellie VVhitney Will you sign my VVildcat? Oh, shut up! Oh, bologny! Take no notice Aweezy! Ya better watch it! Frankie wouldn't do that Is the bookstore open?l' Now when my brother was was here- Gosh! !5 Buy me some candy! Chrimus! Ah-huh-H How goes it by you? Hey! Eb Itls the black- Come on! Cheer!,' You'd be surprised! VVhere,s Sally? Sa-a-yl' Some differencen VVhere's lXIae? I don't know, maybe! Somebody wait for meli' Oh dear! It's just because I don't come from New York I had to tend office Oh, I forgot it! It was too easy! I'm tired Belle kept me waitingl' I forgot to yell fore I was tutoring Carolyn Nfy drum sticks are lost! Never has one I can't, becuz-'l The ket stuck! I didn't know how Ho! Kay! Hain't It?l' If I had only got 70 in advanced algebra The clock down there is slow They wouldn't cheer! I didn't feel well enoughu Anybody would do iti' Well, I'll tell you I've got to Hx my hair .lust a jill Mmmm! Oh I'm so sleepy! I didn't know it was like thatll'