Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Card from the Editors W E TAKE tins method of express- oiir siiicerest thanks to Mr. Frank Allen, F. II. S. 1903, for the (lr£i vin j:s in this book. The eover desi’ ns, as well as those in the book are from his peneil, and we feel a gratitude too dee]:) for words for the time and eare he has s]3ent on them. With Frank in the senior class in 1903 we exj)eet that their book will be almost as good as this. We idso desire to thank onr advertisers, without whose aid we could not have ])rinted this book, and all others who in an wa assisted us, espeeialW the jndnters for much good advice, which we did not always follow. Yours with gratitude, The Class Book Committee. The Latest Publications. Olympian Council. “The Wa ' I Got M 3 ' Start; or IIcjw I Worked the Tcciehers.” — Platts, ’00. “ Veiii, Vicli, Vici ; or The Social Success.”— T. Ci Browm “In God We Trust, All Others Cash.” — Editors of the Rajah. “How to be Graceful.” — Aliss . George, ’00. “The Poisoned Gumdrop ; or The CaiuU ' Woman’s Revenge.” — Miss Greene, ’00. “Don’t Judge a Man 133 ' His Pom- padour.” — Woodward. “Engaged at Fifteen.” — Miss AVil- son, ’01. “A Good Time on 47 Cents.” — Philbrook. “The Making and Eating of tt.” — Cobb. Jupiter, . Bacchus, Apollo, . Juno, . Alinerva, Diana, Air. Hitchcock . . . . H-r-1- D-a- . . . C. W. Cobb . , . E. Allard . E. A. H. Sleeper Aliss A. AleCausland The others are omitted for obvious reasons. A Senior had a nice big cuff That once was white as snow, To each exam, that Senior went That cuff was sure to go. — G. W. S. P. There is a course in High school, As I’ve heard the Tech. bo ' S tell, If 3 ou succeed in passing You can sureh ' pass through . — Tech. Sections.

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“She loves to wind up her mouth and let it go ag:ain.” — h ' . H. S. The Professor With his vStrongest lass fails to find any impurities in our coal. It stands all tests and gives satisfac- tion. Our specialty is the deliver} of well-screened coal, free from slate. Purchase now, before it advances. UNION COAL CO. Telephone 208-2. IJ9 MAIN STREET, FITCHBURG. 1898. 1900. GRAND J. C. MOULTON, (Anniversary} Sale AT PARIS CLOAK HOUSE, If you want Artistic Work and up-to-date, go to J. C. Moulton ' s, 368 SMAIN STREET CITY. Cloaks, Millinery, Etc. 182 and 184 Main Street, One would be amply paid by a call at his rooms. Fitchburg, Mass. Pictures Enlarged or Reduced. A wail from the dentist. — “What sort of a fellow is that Fosdick in your class? He talks so much I cannot get my tools in his mouth.”

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Class Song. Words l)y MiSvS Lillian A. Rice. Amid the bright blossoms of June we have met To reeall our past pleasures so dear, And although here to-night sad farewells we must say, May the future be faced without fear. If barren the path of plain duty e’er seem. Or mere pleasure allure us astray. May we onward and upward still strive to attain The heights to be won by who may. Not always with laurel is true success erowned, Nor the sweetness of fame by all known, But the value of effort is waiting for all, And by idleness fruit is ne’er grown. Then under our banners of crimson and white. Which for conflict and purity stand. May we ever courageously live our own lives And with boldness obey or command. Tune: “ Fair Harva rd . ’