Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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RACIIKl. CKANl ' : LKONARl). A shining? smile, a mcrr v smile. “Rache” hails from the ‘‘west ' ’ and shows the effect of the bracing- West h ' itchl)nrg air Ijy her rosy cheeks and “freshness.” Noted for her good looks. ILVRRlK ' r ANN LlTCil. High nights she had and wit as well, And so her tongue lay sudden still. This young lady we don ' t see much of hut we have been favorably impressed by her speech on W ashing- ton’s Pdrthday. We would like to he better acquainted. Noted for her said speech. ALICE ADAH LOVELL. A mind at peace with all below. Alice is seen behind a baby carriage most of the time, a tine job for a little girl like her. However, she gets a chance to draw some dandv posters for the class parties. Noted for her artistic ability. MARGARET CORCORAN LYONS. For those love now who never loved before. Margaret keeps pretty busy and you never see her in the same place more than once. The only trouble is that she doesn’t get time to sit all she wants to. Noted for her giggle. 29

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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

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(iKACl-: MILDRKiJ MALLEY. Who every day doth Christmas make. All starred and belled for Paul T.’s sake. W’e can’t see how (irace finds time to study, as slie seems to j ive her undivided attention to Paul. Her ruddy com])lexion is obtained from her daily C(jnsti- tutionals. Noted for her pedestrianism. MARTIN JOSEPH MANNIX. Mneh study is a worrier of flesh. Mart is aliout the busiest man ever, hut has a peculiar hatred for any kind of study. Is president of the Athletic Association and the Debating Club, manager of the Baseball Team, and was business man- ager of the Red and Gray. Was a tower of strength r.n the footltall team. With all these honors Mart’’ is looking for more. Newman Club. Noted for his versatility. MILTON ALEXANDER MATTHEWS. All great men are dying And I am feeling ill. Matty” is a professed woman-hater, according to himself. Played football long enough to make his letter, but never exerted himself much. He has one trouble, a severe case of swell-headitis,’ and is doing nothing to reduce the swelling. Well, Matty’ did win the prize speaking contest. Noted for that temporary limp.” HILJA MARIA MATTSON. Of gentle soul to human race a friend. Hilja is another quiet one and would rather study than eat. By the looks of her report card it certainly pays her. Noted for her dandy drawings. 30