Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Catherine Tlieresa Lealiy. l!)lizal)etli Lei])er, Second Senior Class Party Coniniittee. Rol)y Cheney Leonard. Irene Hilda Lewi.s, Associate Editor “Red and Gray.” ’O.I-’Od ; (Gardner Keeepticjn Coniniittee; Monu- ment Deeoratinjj; Coniniittee, ’t ' G. Bertha May Lowe. Jennie Almira Lowe, E ' irst Senior Class Parti ' Committee. Annie Gertrude McHugh. Lucy Margaret AIcKenne . Florence Louise McNamara. Lois Mossman. Genevieve Frances Murphy. Mary Josephine Nash. Helen Frances Nutting. Frances Elizabeth Pickels, Gardner Reception Committee. Alary Eva Quinlan, Associate Editor “Red and Grai’,” ’05-’0G; Writer of Class Song. Mary Esther Robinson. Elizabeth Frances Ro3 Ruth Sarkin. Bridget Loretta Shea. Elizabeth Alice Smith. Alice Ala Stock well, Gardner Reception Committee. Alice Honora Walsh. Ellen Catherine Walsh. Addie Louisa Wilkins. 14

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Wyman, Second Junior Class Part ' Coniinittee ; Chairman Promenade Committee; h ' lowcr Committee; Baseball Team, ’05, ’()( (Captain, ’OO) ; Class Baseball. ’05, ’() ; Lambda Si ma Fraternity; Bkiek Hand. GIRLS Florence Marie Babb. Ina Florence Babbitt. Ella Josephine Beer. Alice Esther Belding, Second Senior Class Party Committee. Maybelle Bennett. Blanche Louise Beauregard, Chairman Second Junior Class Party Committee; Chairman Motto Committee; First Senior Class Party Committee; M jnnment I (eccjratinjjc Committee, ’0(). Marion Louise Bigelow. Mary Ellen Blanchard. Lena May Butterfield. Catherine Mary Carey. Mary Tygne Carlson. Edith Mildred Cate. Mae Cecilia Conroy. Helen Agnes Coughlin. Alice Maybelle Cutting. Marion Alexandria Ewcn. Ethel May Farwell. Mary Ellen Gage. Mary Margaret Hanna, Class Secretary; F. H. S. Orchestra, ’04— ’05, ’05— ’00 ; First Senior Class Party Committee; Monument Decoratinj; Committee, ’00. Florence Maria Hersom, Class Vice-President Junior and Senior Years; Class Book Committee; Class Pic- ture Committee. Nina Mabel Holbrook. Josephine Kelly. Crete Mabel Kenney, Class Secretary Junior Year; Class Book Committee; First Junior Class Party Committee; Pin Committee; Class Picture Committee. 13

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HISTORY I HE final clash down the home streteh [73 of our last year in the Fitehburg High Sehool is over, and the elass of 1906 has broken the tape at the finish amid a blaze of glory and has emerged bearing a reeord far more suceessful and in- teresting than any of its precedents. Our Gardner co-classmates have treated us royally. They first show ed their rec- ognition of our superiority over any other class in F. H. S. by inviting us to a picnic at Lake Wachusett, so that they might become personally acquainted with us. Wyman had a most delightful time, and when it was time to go home he was among the missing, but was finally found on a settee near the lake with a Gardner girl (whom he afterwards ex- plained to us was his “cousin”), with his watch set back an hour and a half. Also, during our Freshman year, the elass in some unexplainable way accumulated the enormous sum of $1, and thereby had the honor of being the first class in ¥. H. S. to make any mc:)ney during their first year. During our Sophomore year our athletic prowess was given a boost when we surprised the school by tying ’04 for first place in the interclass meet, scoring 40 points. The classes of ’05 and ’07 were shut out. The next year we were formally organized, efficient officers being elected tc3 conduct the affairs of our great class in the proper manner. It was during this year that the solemn and dignified Seniors were awakened to the fact that they w ere really a very slow class by allowing us to publish the “Flapper” with- out making the least attempt at retaliation. Although they pre-