Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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JAMES THOMAS JOYCE. Vessels large may venture more, But little boats must keep near shore. James is not very tall, we admit, l)Ut he “fits. He has not the necessary seriousness for an engaged man. Spends his time outside of school calling, and heliiing to run the Daily Dcias. Newman Club. Nested for his bi-weekly calls. MARGARET ANNA KEATING. Nimble as a goat is she. Margaret was first brought before the public eye by representing Mutt in the Junior play with Jelf. Shines in our spelling tests. Noted for her elongation. EDITH NINA KELLEY. Noveltv has charms that our minds can hardly stand. Edith is famous liecause of the fact that she was the first girl to take advantage of the part time course, and for that reason we see Edith only one half as much as we’d like to. She is responsible for our fine Class Song. Noted for her chorus work. MAY BELL KINDRED. A prim little maid is she. We couldn’t tell anything about May if vee tried, so we won’t try. We think she could talk if she wished to, but evidently she don ' t wish to. She comes and goes with the days. Noted for her little smile. 27

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MIl rON AlJJKiri ' ilOWK. I have no other shield than my own virtue. W’e expect Milton to j row winus and away some day. d ' hinks lie is one of Xatnre’s ' onn, ■ Noble- men but we hope he will t et oxer it. Outside f)f this he is ( ). K. Industrial Course. Noted for his engai in, ' smile. GRACE MAUDE HUGHES. Favors to all, to all her smile extends. They tell us that Grace is full of life and from all appearances she must be. She seems to be a great favorite with all the girls. Noted for her love of laughing. ARNO EDWARD HURD. Arise and shake the ha ’seed off thee. Some day Hurd will open his mouth and give us a little wisdom. He smiles noxv and then, generally then ; and when no one is looking. Room for im- jxrovement. Noted for his brick top. JOSEPH GILBERT ISRAEL. He thought like a sage though he felt like a man. vSolomon in all his glory couldn’t hold a candle to Joe. He can conxerse in Latin and in most any lan- guage. Spends most of his time teaching the teachers. Noted for his brain. 26

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MAU!) I’.RATRICR KiRnV. IIcM- auburn locks lend to her face A 3’outhful and luxuriant f race. Maud don’t l)Other with the hoys liccause she has a little something on them in the baseball line. Also takes her daily constitutional. Noted for her abundant hair. P.ERTHA LUELLA KNIGHT. Not a word said she that was rude. Bertha is another one of our quiet members; in fact, she is so quiet that we don ' t know much about her. But we do know that she comes from Notown. Is not this in itself a remarkable circumstance? Noted for her walks up Charles stree t. DORRICE EMMA LAMB. In war was never lion’s rage so fierce; In peace was never Iamb so mild. Dorrice is one of our busy members but still manages to keep good-natured. She is rather quiet at home, hut from what we hear and kno ' of her summer vacations we take it that she is not so quiet after all. Noted for her aliility for studying. ELIZABETH CECELIA LEAHY. And never blush was on my face. We believe that this quotation hts Elizabeth very well, or at any rate her manner in old E. H. S. indicates. She looks as if she might study hard. Noted for her speedy walk. 28