Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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MARY TIvRIvSA WOOIKS. ('lardiicr is a ])retl3’ town; that’s what makes Miss Woods so l)eautirid. We are naahle to find where she stays up there, hut we know slie does so. That’s all there is to it. Mary served oil the (lardner reeeption eommittee and iiitrodueed the class to the fellows!!! WALTER SIDNEY WOODWARD. “Whiskers” has demonstrated that it is not necessaiw to be here every minute to do the rcfjuired work. He has whittled alon in the manual trainiii'jj course, and we can safely’ say he knows as much now as he did when he hc j an. Walter’s particular feat is the solving of trigo- nometry' problems. AURETTA FLORENCE BOLTON. Miss ‘Bolton joined our class in the Sophomore y'car, and has thought enough of us to remain ever since. Auretta spends much of her time in Whalom with Menry' darling; but then, when one has a chance they do their most to improve it. CHARLES HUBERT HUGHEvS. Our friend, Mr. Hughes, is still with us, although his picture is not. “Charlie” has successfully' conijileted a four y'ears’ General Course, and has been one of our most loyal men. Coming as he does from West Fitchburg, we have excused him oftentimes on his absent-mindedness. GUY SEVERNS HUTCHINS. Guy' is a faithful student, and has for the past year served his principal in a wfirthy manner every ' second hour. “Guy'sie” is preparing for Tech. He alway s has been a staunch supporter of his class and school, and has never missed a football game. Undoubtedly' Hutchins will do great honor to us all. ETHEL LOUISE MAXWELL. Miss Alaxwell is another proof of the efficiency' of Lunenburg high school. She has been with us for the last twf) years and never has been guilty' of a smile. Ethel Louise will have to practice a little.

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ELIZABETH INGALLS SYM(3NDS. If “Captain” Syinonds of the yirl.s’ basket-ball team was not with us we would indeed feel that something was laekin . Lizzie played a great game and was the whole team. She helped us out on the class parties and promenade committees, and was one of our most popular members. ELSIE AIAY TUCKER. That Elsie can debate ever 'one knows. Ye feel that Elsie knows, but then, that’s not to the point. Coming from West Fitchburg, she naturally is a good talker ; then, t(io, she studies once in a while EDMOND JOSEPH WARD. Holy Cross will have Ed. for a freshman next ’ear. We feel that he will “Trot” right along there as he has here Edmond did great work on the promenade com- mittee, and is undoubtedly our class mathematician. FLORENCE LORINDA WHITCOMB. Miss Florence can be counted among our silent mem- bers; however, her energies have been well directed to- wards upholding the class name abroad. (At Gardner.)

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