Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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William J. Morin, C. James J. Morkilly, E. William J. Murphy, E. Maude I. Murray, E. Chester F. Packard. Maurice W. Parker, G. Gertrude A. Pearce, G. Mira A. Phelps, E. Grace B. Phillips, E. Halbert E. Pierce, C. Margaret R. Piper, C. Earl P. Pitts, E. Alice E. Plimpton, G. Harry W. Powers, E. Annie J. Purtill, E. Arthur A. Ray, E. George S. Rice, E. Helen H. Rice, C. Stella A. Ritchie, E. Minnie I. Roby, E. Harry E. Rogers, E. Harry B. Sherman, E. Bertha L. Sherwin, E. Florence L. Silsby, C. AIaud a. Smith, G. Ralph G. Smith, C. George H. Sprague, E. Helen F. Stratton, C. Henry T. Tanner, E. 1. Josephine Waymouth, C. Evelyn L. Webb, E. Daisy M. White, E. Edith I. Whitney, C. Nellie L. Wiley, E. Nellie V. Williams, E. Florence A. Wood, C. Jennie Woolford, G. THE DAISY. Little white Marguerite Has appeared in town, With her yellow waisteoat And her ruffled gown. Trooping by the wayside With her pretty eousins, Buttercups and grasses, Sweethearts by the dozens. How can ninety-seven Get along without her? Singing praise to Heaven, . Chanting songs about her. No graduation da Bluster shall abuse her Even noisy Juniors Never can refuse her. There’ll be dames in muslin, And belles in pink and white. But Daisy’s a graduate Dressed in gold and white. She toils not, she spins not, She cannot read or spell. But with Ninety-seven She evermore shall dwell. A lesson take from Daisy — Modest and simple quite — Toiling not, nor lazy. But simply “out of sight!’’

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“A still, small voice.” — Haynes, ’90. jfitcbbuvo District • tlbesscno t 2)cllv’er Qcrvlce. ©fftce, 128 iDain Street. — — Messengers- Furnished. . . . . . Prompt Attention Guaranteed. Complete in every detail for the rapid transmission of telegraphic business. Reaching all important points in the United States and Canada. Cable Service to all the World. A Continual Education May be found in the columns of a strong, wide-awake and progressive newspaper such as the . ♦ . Fitchburg Sentinel. Daily, $5.00; Weekly, $1.50. One Advertiser ' s Experience “ Yoiu- paper is a very valuable medium for adver- tising purposes. We have such a Hood of correspond- ence with reference to our ad. that we must request you to discontinue it and save us from further inllic- tions. We have accomplished our purpose by means of the advertisement placed in your paper.” Printing — the kind you want Young men about to engage in business will do well to consult our Job Printing Department in regard to their stationery and advertising matter. Our wide experience is at your dis- posal, and your new itleas will be welcomed. 389 MAIN STREET. S Oh! How the wind (Humes) round the (Woods).

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Teacher in Civics: “What did King John do, after signing the Magna Charta ?“ Rice, in confusion : “ He smoked.” MURRAY K. KEYES, — Hrt dealer. Water Colors, Foreign Photographs, Engravings and Fac Similes. Picture Framing of all kinds. Special Discount on Framing Diplomas. 239 MAIN ST., Opp. Post Office. Zhe • Ipiano I used at this Concert is a ... . • llbclp»bail.‘ From the Warerooms of 5obn (3iUe8pie. Pianos sold on easy terms. Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines to Rent. All the Latest Music, and the VERY BEST STRINGS. JOHN GILLESPIE, 104 Main Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Who is it at break of dawn. Arises with the morning snn. Comes into school upon the run. And all the boys holler, “Wake np, John”?