Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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JUNE. Junior class party at VVlialom. Baseball. F. II. S. 2, Concord H. S. 4. k. Fateh takes a sudden interest in baseball aiul accompanies the team on the trij), Oueer, there must have been other attraetions. Baseball. F. H. S. Athol II. S. G. Baseball. F. 11. S. 13, Athol 11. S. 5. (Graduation. IVomenade. 28

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19, Spirited class meeting. “Doc” (jiiotes “parliaincntar v” and President Hayes rules him “out of order.’’ “Bug’’ gets sore and challenges the whole class to a game of “Kelly.” 20. Kershaw and Hayes, the invincible pool combination, get bumped. APRIL. 2. The Slecper-Greene joking combination tackle poor Hawes and make things hot for him. 5, Miss Beauregard translates some “slushy” Prench. But how naturally she does it. 0. Baseball. Seniors 12, Juniors 3. Nothing to it. 9. Hayes “fans” Kershaw at Circle street, but “Bug” is “willing to put up $5 that he can’t do it again.” 13 Baseball. Freshmen 25, Sophomores 0. 16. Baseball. Seniors 13, Freshmen 2. “Skidoo.” 19. Baseball. Practice game. F. 11. S. 5, I ' . H. S. Alumni S. “23,” The Girls’ “Dramatic” Club present a couple of comedies before a packed (?) house, with howling (?) success. Get the hook. 27. Lambda Sigma dance. 30. Senior class party. “Buns” sits out seven dances. Oh, Bernard! MAY. 2. Baseball. F. H. S. 4, Orange H. S. 16. 5. Baseball. F. H, S. 14, Ayer H, S. 12, Better. Jim Patch goes down as mascot and sport. It pa ’S to be chairman of class party committees; don’t you think so, Jim? 11. Baseball. F. H. S. 10, Cushing Academy second 7. Gardner reception to the Senior class. Briggs caught sitting with a girl on the stairs. Miracles still happen. 12. Track meet at Manchester, N. H. Boston English High first, Roxbury High second, Fitchburg High third. 14. Kershaw eats 25 cents’ worth of lunch. 15. Kershaw still lives. 16. Baseball. F. H. S. 4, Gardner H. S. 8, 18. Baseball. F. H. S. 7, Cushing Academy second 4. McCarthy is christened “The Missing Link” by the Cushing rooters. 23. Baseball. F. H. S. 5, Ayer H. vS. 4. 24. Second edition of the Red and Gray “stepped on” by Principal Woodbury because it contained an innocent joke on a member of the faculty. 25 This day was set apart by the Class Book Committee as a day in which to worship and give thanks that no member of the faculty was on our “Board.” 26. Baseball. F. H. S. 11, Groton Sehool 2d 1, 29. Baseball. F. H. S. 9, Gardner High 3. McCarthy composed a touching little ditty entitled, “O’Dea’s shoes do not fit Ford.” 27

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ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICERS FOR 1905-1906 George F. O’Brien, President WiNTHROP Lord, Vice-President r ROF. Charles T. Wooddury, Secretary and Treasurer ALUMNI Dr. Francis Ale Murray, Adviser FACULTY Prof. Arthur B. Joy, Adviser 29