Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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CARL FRANCIS HOLLO RAN. (irrat Mc ' ii are made to meet or make Kreat occasions “Tub” has Iteen our estecMiied leader for the last two years. His pojjularity was shown by his unani- mous election as Class President this year. He showerl his mettle last year by getting a place on the relay team. He made a great “hit” as Orlando in the Class play. His “diggings” are in West Fitchlmrg and he can tell you how much a pound of tea weighs. SARA FRANCES ANDERSON. .Vround her shone The light of love, the purity of grace. “Sahara” has been our Vice-President for the past two years and has filled her position very efficiently. She has always been the leading and most popular girl in the class, and is always kept busy. She has acquired the art of making everybody like her, and is noted for her poijularity. JESSIE LOUISE ANDERSON. When fun and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. “Jess” is always right there with bells on when it comes to having a jolly good time — and, by the way, she always makes a good time better. She has proved very popular as Class Secretary this year. ALLAN REED PRIEST The rattling, battling fool. The tearing, swearing, thumping, bumping. Panting, roaring fool. Allan has proved this beyond a doubt — in the Class play. He has handled our money this year and was editor-in-chief of the Red and Gray. His beauty is con- cealed by the windshields he wears. He also has the honor of running the best mile in last year’s relay.