Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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KI PIIA LA ’()N DUNXH. The most manifest siRii of wisdom is a n. tinned ciieerfulntss. “Kiipheniie” joinetl us in our junior year. She was cereinonioLisly “kidded” by the boys in Room 34. She soon let us know that she was “there” by ccp; ing the Interclass and Interscholastic orize speaking honors. She is noted as haling from Missouri and also for those sparkling eyes. MAY DUXTOX The truest self-respect is not to think of self. We have missed May’s brilliant smile recently, but it is appreciated elsewhere, nevertheless, hhe is noted for her good nature and retiring manner. Special student. RALPH EMERSO.N. I smile for any girl? These quiet, bashful boys are the harces: in the world to write about, but Ralph has conducted 1 imself in a ery commendable way throughout “Opit” Hunter’s Industrial Course, which is a difihcult thing. JOHX IGXATIUS ENRIGHT Where ignorance is bliss, ’tis folly to be w ' ise. To live up to this standard said person always tries. John endeavors to fool people into trying to make them think he is intelligent and studiously inclined by working in the Public Library adter school. We can’t sicaller that John, so you had better tr .- something new. 26

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ANTOINETTE ANASTASIE DENOMME Those bewitchin’, bewitchin’ eyes. Marie seems to enjoy tlie east corridor pretty well. She is one of the “Duke’s” friends, hut Shattuck comes in on his share as well as the “Duke.” HARRY DOEIILA. For fools rush in wliere angels fear to tread. “Tarey” tries to impress the lower classmen by as- suming a hustling front, hut he couldn’t even fool the freshies. We expect he will return next year hut you never can tell what he will do next. He was on the Red and (dray hoard also. CHESTER GERARD DONfJVAN. Behold a child by nature’s kindly law, Pleased with a rattle and tickled with a straw “Chet” believes in taking everything just as it comes along, for he never bothers his head (we don’t say his brains) about his lessons. Nevertheless he has a great deal of talent when it comes to making posters. LILLIAN CLAIRE DUNHAM. Reserve is the truest expression of respect toward those who are its object Claire is Doris’s constant companion except when she has company. In spite of her diffidence she is very popular. 25

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JAMES MIC HAEL ENRIGHT Tlu man that blushes is not quite a brute. James is John ' s brother. We think James will make a good stump speaker when he’s nominated for Presi- dent, for his voice might be heard throughout the whole Enited States. ERAXKLIN CHARLP:S ETESON. Often the cock loft is empty in those whom nature has built many st ories high. Our elongated friend, “Ezra,” is still with us in spite of P. T. Barnum’s astounding offer to feature him as the “living skeleton.” We are glad he decided to stick for he has proved valuable on the base ball and basket-ball teams. No, .Algernon, he does not use anti-fat. DORIS SIMONDS EAIRBAXKS. Woman is at best a contradiction still. “Lbce” is not what you would term noisy around school, l)ut she seems to have a good time in her own way. We seldom see Doris anywhere without Claire (except when Claire has company) but w ' e trust she makes the most of her time then. (;ladys earxsworth. Birds never limed no secret tushes fear. Gladys is chieffy occupied by her studies. As the result she has done excellent work, as well as writing the music for the Class Song. 27