Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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3. P. Lowe drinketh rub-down mixture. Moral: Toueh not the flowing bowl. 15. ClaSvS party. What was in the punch? 19. No school. 20. Yosburg absent. Glee Club concert. Howard and Leslie get sent home. 25. Training begins for Senior track team. 29. Woodbury goes away in train with pretty female. MAY. 3. Obear taketh unto himself a wife. Has sympath of entire school. 19. Miss Duffy and M. Cushing Smith have a duet. 23. Miss Woodward: “I had, I was had, I will be had.” 25. Do stones grow? Ask Plumer, ’05. JUNE. 4. Circus day. Yosburg and Messenger get stuck. 16. Second Glee Club concert. 20. Newcomb gets a bad lamp. 27. Junior class part 3 29. Graduation. Who got stuck ? 30. Prom. 25

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1). C()l)l)’s resignation. Tears. 12. Nolen ives a short leeture on sehool lawlessness. 12. Seeond leetnre in Nolen eounse. 29. Miss S])aulcling informs elass that she onee had four profes- sors on her mind but she is not sure but that one has eseai)ed. 20. Cobb oes. Great send-off. FEBRUARY. 1. Newcomb quotes from “Old Ladies’ Home Journal.’’ 2. Vosburg arrives. Oh, what hair! It puts Mossman’s in the shade. 9. Lowe taketh a fall. 12. Third Nolen leeture. Ben Greet at Cumings. 12. Ryan is ejected. 15. Gardner reception at Lincoln hall. 19. Ryan returns. Reception in 26. 24. Miss Spaulding gives Newcomb a spool to jday with. 26. Debate. Hurrah for Mike! 29. Nihil Factum. School closes for vacation. MARCH. 7. Brownell imports a War Cry. Disastrous results. 14. Stella tells Guy “Du Bist Mein.’’ 15. Fisher eateth his daily bread. Furnished by Brown. 17. St. Patrick represented by Miss Warner. 18. Garno makes a grand entry into the assembly hall during prayer. 22. Schofield, ’04, gets locked in the Art gallery at library. Poor Joe. 28. Mr. Hitchcock visits school. APRIL. 1. Cffisar has a full hand. Woodbury a straight flush. 24 .

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FOOTBALL Although combating with luck, fate and a few other fickle fortunes, the football season of 1903 resulted favorabl} both finaneially and otherwise for the Fitchburg High School. Pitted against the natural foe of football, broken bones, the team won out “hands down.” Anderson ’04 manager, Champney ’04 and Miller ’04 assistants, eonducted the finaneial and business ends of the game as well as eould be expected. With the election of Rich ’05 as captain came a call for can- didates and a fair number turned out. Just here a eloud of ill luck arose, and when the smoke had eleared away it was discov- ered that quite a few of the candidates had reeeived bruises of more or less severity which put them hors de combat. Mr. Cobb kindly offered his services as a coach and in this capacity ably whipped the boys into shape. Later Mr. Hogan was also secured and he eontributed in a great amount to the success of the team. Among those who deserve special mention are: Ander- son ’04, Goulding ’04 and Fitzroy ’05. L. E. L. T. L. G. PLAYERS. c. R. G. R. T. R. E. Goulding Miller Wilson Schofield Stone Shervvin Roddy Whitney Philbrook Q- B. Rich Fitzroy 26