Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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BENJAMIN NAST COFMAN. “ Some are ])orn fools while others make fools of themselves.” We haven’t been al)le to determine to whieh elas.s Benny belongs, but nevertheless he ean i)lay tlie eornet some. He organized the orchestra and has done mncli to bring it up to its present high standard. JESSIE FRANCES COGSWELL. “Still too yonnj? to walk alone.” Jessie certainly knows politics. If she isn’t president, at least her future lord will be. She is especially inter- ested in Y. M. C. A. affairs. EDWARD JOSEPH CONNOR. “ He warn’t no saint, but at jedgment I’d run my chance with him.’ Ned knows chemistry from A to Z. It is reported that he can even tell HoS by the smell. He pla ' ed football long enough to get a sweater and served as manager of the track team. LENORE CROTTY. “What is man that thou art mindful of him?” “Mother saj s men are deceivers.’’ This is why we account for Nora’s bashfulness. We never saw her speak to a boy and we don’t think she ever looked at one. 15

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HENRY LYMAN AKMES. “ ’Tis not for man to trifle, life is brief.” L vman has the jirivile e of coniinj next to “Mini,” which has been his life’s aniljition. “So near and j-et so far,’’ L ’inan ! ESTHER BELLE BROOKS. ” And ne’er did Grecian chisel trace A finer form or lovelier face.” Esther lielle, our only Belle, is jjoing to air out her delicate voice at the Normal school next year She hates all plungers and hence has no use for herself. ARTHUR LEONARD BULL. “Manhood fused with female grace in curls.” Ye have enjoyed Arthur’s fiddling for four long 3 ears, and we know that without him the orchestra would be a failure. (So he sa s.) He has found out to his sorrow that 3 ' ou can’t keep two girls on the string at the same time. MARY GRACE BURKE. “All she says and does is awful.” Grace shines as a debater She also has a tendenc3 ' to make statements of a peculiar nature and then think of them and blush. 14

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HOWARD IIOLLON CROWELL. “Man, vain man, clothed in a little brief authority.” Crowell has set the style in neckties for four years. He is very particular about his hair, and is without doubt the handsomest member of the class. (In his mind). JAMES WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM. Jitn is certainly waking up lately. We have watched his increasing interest in the girls almost with awe. He surely went some at the track meet. EDWARD JAMES DAILEY. ” Pondering much and much contriving how the tribes of men might prosper.” We fully expect to see Ed blossom forth as a rival of Delmas. He is already the mayor of South Fitch- burg, and is certainly right there when it comes to debating. MARY JOSEPHINE DALY. ‘‘Your color, I warrant you, is red as any rose.” Red hair is said to be a great help to a woman who has a genius for scolding. Mary leads the school at singing and we expect some day to hear of her on the stage. 16