Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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HELKN x IAR ' CW AXT. The socinl smile, the symi athetic tear. Helen hails from West Fitehliurg. She doesn’t love « ' ) study, 1)1, t gets there just the same. Cdiief occupation, talking and laughing. HEXJAAIIX (iRHEXBERt;. The music of the orchestra was not a fault of mine. We don ' t see nit,ch of “Bennie” these days: he takes the co-operat.ve course. He used to play in t he orchestra, hut got a hetter jolt playing second cornet to one of the fair sex. Noted for his gallant style with the ladies. HELEiX VETROXICA GRhPFIX. - She spends her time in studies deep. Helen hails from West Fitchburg, but we don’t hold that against her. She is so quiet and always attends to her business that we don’t know much about her. Noted for her love for junior boys. (GEORGE ELLSTORM GUSTAFSON. Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. George is a hard worker though he keeps his thoughts much to himself. He is one of Hunter’s head men. He has been doing good work at Simonds’. Noted for his good looks. 1 25

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How brilliant and mirthful the light ot her eye. Fanny has graced the orchestra with her presence in former years hut now has left the duty of cornet playing to the boys. She is noted for her love of st tidying Chief occupation having a good time. HAZEL FLINT. Thou art weighed in the balance and art not found wanting. Hazel has been another of Mr. Leighton’s pluggers. She is full of life and always finds time to have a good time. She has done very good work in French culture and we hope to find her leading some physical class in the future. Noted for her joyous disposition. I . .. Ss -J) MADELEINE IDA FELLER. .So smooth, so sweet, so silvery her voice. Madeleine has been studying so much during her course that she has not had much spare time. She has a hard time to convince the teachers that she really is right. (A lover of nature.) Noted for her conscientiousness. DANA DUDLEY GOODWIN. I will make thee mighty with my pen. “Stretch” is one of our elongated creatures that has captured Wood’s Hill. He was president of our class during our Junior year and he made a good one. He served as chairman of our first Senior Class Part . He became editor-in-chief of the Red and Gray and succeeded in making it the best ever. Noted as an originator of mischief. Zeta Phi. 24

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V ALBHRT JOSEPH GUTEK. -- xt A hundred mouths, a hundred tongues. And throat of brass inspired with iron lungs. “Enrico ' ’ is without doubt our noisiest member. In fact the w ' hole building quakes when he speaks. Miss Smith tells us that he is the best definition of loquacious- ness. Noted for his superabundance of jaw-breaking w ords and his sweet singing. R TH JEANNETTE HALL. A creature not too bright or good For humor, nature is daily food. Ruth may look quiet but her friends wall tell you that she is ready for a good time. She hasn t w ' orried during her course. Noted for her happy disposition. Camp Fire. KATHERINE HALLO RAN. Beloved by all. Katherine has kept at her studies all through her course and w e expect to see her busy in some office soon. She has a ready smile. Chief occupation — talking. MARION SOHPIA HAMILTON. I’ll speak in a wondrous little voice. Marion is so fond of our class that she has deserted her family in New ' ork to stay and graduate w ith us. She is famous for her music and her studying. How ' ever, she really enjoys a good joke and often revels in a subdued laugh. Noted for her serious attitude. 26