Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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HELEN GRACE BURGESS. She has wit, I ' un and fire. Helen, unlike her namesake, Helen of Troy, whc caused the Trojan war, has raised no Irouhle in E. H. S. except with Christy’s heart. Noted for her wee voice. HOWARD EARL CASWELL. A mighty man to love it is, And ’tis a pain we love to miss. When “Howie” is not in Fitchburg he’s in the “horn.” One of our married men. Hear that he is some machinist. Industrial course. Noted for his fidelity. ANNA GERTRUDE COLBERT. Of temper sweet, of yielding will. Of prim, yet placid mind. Anna appears studious; that is, in study hours. She doesn’t get time to bother anyone or to be bothered. Is the proud possessor of a pair of dimples. Noted for her beautiful hair. DAVID MORSE COLBURN. Full many a smile he smole. As vice-president of the A. A. and captain of the track team, Dave has done his share toward athletics. He was a cracker-jack football and basketball player until compelled to give them up. One would have to travel far to find a more pleasant and better-liked fellow than Dave. Noted for his ever-ready wit. Zeta Phi. 18

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MADELINE LEARY ROLAND. Her lovely hair hun round her cheek Like seaweed on a clam. Madeline is famous for her looks and her high aspirations to become a grand opera (uproar) singer. There sure is some class to her walk. Noted for her aspirations. MAREL GERTRLM)E RRAZIER. Oh, she’s as jolly as she is young. Mabel may seem small and innocent, but this con- clusion is wrong. Spends a great deal of her time trying to he a Civics shark hut, alas ! hasn’t succeeded yet. Chief amusement, cutting up. MARGARET VAN DYKE RROWN. None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praise. Margaret looks so demure; but in her case looks are deceiving. We hear that she is some basketball player. Noted for her sweet disposition. MARY MADELINE BUCKLEYh A small sprite but yet a merry one. Mar} can’t help living up West. To us she looks like a bleached blonde, but we know that this cannot be true. Noted for her coronet braid. 17

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JOSEPII WARREN CORLEY. I left no calling for this idle trade Nor duty broke. Joseph believes that silence is golden and doesn’t make trouble for anybody. Startled us by bis original football togs. Industrial course. Noted for bis silence. ALICE DOROTHY COUNIHAN. Fat and gentle and small, But well beloved by all. This quotation fits Alice to a “T,” so you can draw any conclusion that pleases you. Forgets herself so far as to cut up in 26 once in a wdiile. Chi ef occupation, getting Bill’s goat. BERTHA ROSS CROZIER. She ! molasses sweet, but oh ! so slow. Bertha has extreme Puritan ideas, and never really dares to speak. Chief occupation, plugging. HAZEL ESTELLE CUMMINGS. Deep in thought, and word, and deed. Hazel is one of our dreams (here’s hoping we wake up soon) and attends strictly to her looks. Has never been known to wdiisper. Noted for her dignity. 19