Vermont Academy - Wildcat Yearbook (Saxtons River, VT)

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'Uzrmunt Qtahemp Page' forty-three HOBBY Making fudge Reading True Romances Dancing Having his lessons done Making himself strong Talking baby talk Playing golf Driving Jack Playing the drums Courting Washing basketballs Playing his trumpet Thinking Playing piano Telling Dike where get off Going down town Leading cheers Arguing Making curtains for Jones Hall Advertising for Smith College charm Playing Cherie Snowshoeing Making some trick apparatus Taking a shower at 7:08 A. Nl. Smiling Sveninr knutks AMB1'r1oN ACTUAL VOCATION IN 1950 To be a Follies' girl To be a nurse To be or not to be To be a Professor To be a Civil Engineer To wear a red dress To be ass't storekeeper at V. A. To be a Chiropractic To become a great drummer Sailor To become a great tenor To bein Whitman's Band To be a vamp To be a second Lopez To take Doug Fairbanks' place in the movies To be a hard boiled army officer Cheer leader in the U. S. Senate To be a private secretary To keep Charles in the straight and narrow path To be the husband of a Smith girl To be taken seriously To be right handed To make his Ma and Dad proud To be the first one somewhere To always be able to smile Book agent Manager of a Cape Cod Tea Shop Hostess of a night club in Paris Teacher in Saxtons River Grammar School Conductor on a Penn Yan street car Trying to put Littleton on the map Caddie at Westchester Biltmore Country Club Veterinary surgeon Cymbal player in Barnum- Bailey Band ' Bootlegging Peddling fish Working for his brother Interior decorator A second George Gershwin Station agent in Middle- bury A dancer in George Whites Scandals Keeping his kids from cheering Old maid One of the u400,, Bachelor Beauty parlor specialist Teacher Making his Ma and Dad proud Teacher in deaf and dumb school Reader at Church entertainments

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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'

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