Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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OUR GLEE CLUBS Girls’ Club — Continued Irene Carter, Irene Caswell, Agnes Crotty, Hazel Damon, Mary Desmond, Hilda Dickinson, Marion Emerson, Lena Hardy, Pearl Harrington, Gertrude Hawkins, Florence Hersom, Margaret Hitchcock, Emma Hosley, Mabel Johnson, Marion Jones, Gertrude Neil, Helen Nutting, Alice Page, Helen Parks, Fannie Pierson, Helen Quinlan, Edna Roach, Jessie Rockwell, Helen Scanlon, Frances Smith, Grace Stockwell, Esther Warren, Sibyl Willard, Christina Wilson, Florence Wood. 31

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OUR GLEE CLUBS Iccted altogether and nothing else would do but thew must have a Glee Club also. Just what Mr. Cobb really thought of this jn ' ojeet we have never been able to aseertain, but from that moment the Girls’ Glee Club beeame an established biet. At first so many eandidates presented themselves that it must have been no small job to weed out the ineligible, and, as it was, the number which remained was much in excess of our own. He managed it, however, in his usual masterly manner, and trained them so well that the two clubs were enabled to give a concert at the high school which was acknowledged b ' ever ' one to be the greatest musical event of the season, in its line. Boys’ Club Ralph Champney, Harold Chandler, Ralph Cushing, Otto Derick, Leon Dickinson, Earl Dudley, George Ellstrom, George Fitzroy, Ralph Garno, Montgomery Goodwin, William Hackett, Herbert Hayes, Robert Humphre ' , Levi Lawrence, William Lawrence, Robert Littlehale, Burton Lord, Winthrop Lord, George Lovering, Porter Lowe, Ralph Lowe, Edward McLean, George Miller, Leslie Alossm an, Gu ' Newcombe, Herbert Patch, James Patch, Herbert Robbins, William Robbins, Howard Ross, J. Frank Scott, Charles Sheehan. Girls’ Club Josephine Baldwin, Alice Bartow, Florence Batchelder, Marion Burrage, Hazel Kimball, Anna LaRue, Clara Moore, Frances Morrill, 30

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The Hathaway Club T ub IIatha va 3 Club is the only literary organi- zation at present existing in our high sehool. It was formed in 1902 by members of the senior college English class. Its aim is to secure a more extensive knowledge of the Shakesperean plays, for the college English requirement is limited in its scope and so the need of further reading was felt. A meet- ing is held once in two weeks and the time is spent either in reading and discussing a play or in listening to a program based upon a play. Last 3 ear the club presented such a program before the school. This year the club had Professor Whittemore of Tufts College read “Macbeth” before the school, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Members of the gen- eral senior English class doing excellent work, were voted into the club this year, upon the recommenda- tion of Miss O’Toole. In time the aim is to have a club consisting of earnest, intelligent seniors who desire to give this extra time to the study of Shakespeare. Members. President, Helen Parks. Vice-President, Hazel Damon. Secretary and Treasurer, Grace Stock well. Josephine Baldwin, Frances Morrill, Florence Batchelder, Abbie Munn, Ruth Damon, Margaret Rice, Marion Emerson, Jessie Rockwell, Marjorie Jennison, May Rj ' an, Rose Lee, Bertha Smith, Ellen MacNamara, Sibyl Willard. Margaret Moore, HONORARY MEMBERS. Miss O’Toole, Irene Lowe, Miss Spaulding, Lena Potter. 32