Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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THE CLASS. Mabel H. Miner. Ethel Josephine Manning. Mar} L. Ohn stead. Mary J. O’Neil. Lena R. Potter, Gardner Receiition Committee, ’02. Helen E. Putnam, Chairman Second Junior Class Party, ’01 ; King and Pin Com- mittee, ’01; Second Senior Resolutions Committee, ’02; Class Book Committee, ’02. Alice May Scarborough. Alice L. Scripture. Honora Josephine Shea. Ellen E. Shaw. Frances D. Smith. Martha C. Stimson, Second Senior Resolutions Committee, ’02. Stella B. Stockwell. Charlotte A. Tracey. Ruth Inez Wallace, Second Junior Class Party, ’01 ; Debating Club, ’00 ; Class Book Committee, ’02. Mary Gertrude Walsh. Bertha E. Wellington, Class Motto and Flower Committee, ’01. Helen Elisabeth Woodward, First Junior Class Party Committee, ’01 ; First Senior Class Party Committee, ’02. Ruth Allen Woodward, Second Junior Class Party Committee, ’01 ; Gardner Reception Committee, ’02 ; Chairman Committee to Decorate Monument, ’02. 13

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THE CLASS. Annie Bernadette Courtney, Promenade Committee, ' 02. Mary Florence CnrtivS. Anna L. Dacc Elsie Cushing Damon, First Junior Class Party Committee, ' 02 ; Promenade Decorating Committee, ’()! ; Vice-President of Senior Class, ’02; Gardner Re- ception Committee, ’02 ; Promenade Committee, ’02. Anna E. Dickinson, Treasurer Junior Class, ’01 : Promenade Decorating Committee, ’01 ; Secretary of Senior Class, ’02; Gardner Reception Committee, ’02; Promenade Committe, ’02. Maud A. Ellis. Agnes Mary Fhmn. Mar3 Gernberg. Mar G. Gillis, Promenade Committee, ’02. Ruth Mabel Ha es, Promenade Committee, ’02. ; Mar L. Johnson, Committee on Class Pictures. Gertrude Ma Joslin. Clara Anna Lamb, Committee on Class Pictures ; Class Poetess. Maude L. Lamson. Clara LeMa3 Irene M. Lowe, Ring and Pin Committee, ’01; Debating Club, ’00; Gardner Re- ception Committee, ’02. Annie Margaret Lowe, Third Junior Class Party Committee, ’01 ; Promenade Decorating Committee, ’01 ; Gardner Reception Committee, ’02. Lorena Ma3 Lowe, Ring and Pin Committee, ’01 ; Class Book Committee, ’02. 12

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CLASS HISTORY. Class History. I X Septeml er of the year 1897 the present class of ’02 entered the high school as Ninth Graders. Although not yet members of the high school proper, we soon distinguished ourselves as the class of ’ 02 , and at this earh period of our existence made a name for ourselves which would continue to be sounded through all eternity, even had we not been continually adding fresh honors to its fame. We immediately became familiar with all phases of high school life and mastered all the m3 steries of the building, with the possible exception of Prof. Hartwell, who puzzled us not a little at first, but we soon came to realize that he was there mereW for our amusement. Miss Hunt was so impressed b3 ' the subtlet3 of our intellects that she dubbed us the “ Slipper3 ' Innocents,” and many a heart has quailed at the mere mention of the ‘‘Slipper3 Innocent Gang.” One winter’s morning Miss Hunt (we called her “Featherweight”) slipped and fell on the wa3 to school, which was ver3 hard. This was an outrage- ous deed and one that shocked our very souls, so at that recess we held a trial under the charge of destro3dng cit3 propert3c The stern and solemn Knight sat as judge, Geoffrion was the prosecuting cit3 attorne3q Hubbell represented the defendant, while the inhabitants of Room 39 composed the wit- nesses and jur3unen. Long and fierce raged the 14