Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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FLORENCE SOPHIA COVELL I (Miv ' y no man that knows more than myself, but p ' ty them that know less. If you really want to know something — well go to Florence. She has been very active in the different work of school, having served on the school council, Red and Gray board, and Class Book committee, also two enlist- ments in Miss Hill’s corridor walking regiment. PEARL AGNES COX Speak low, if you speak love. Pearl is one of our pretty blondes. She has never been known to do anything wrong — oh, no. Pearl isn’t that kind. She served as chairman on the Program Committee of the Girls’ Debating Club and cer tainly performed that duty very faithfully. Notorious for her said light hair. ESTHER HARRIET CROSS Woman is at best a contradiction still Esther has a smile for everybody but few words. During the few years that she has been with us she has been a most agreeable class mate. There is no doubt but what she will succeed in life but we dare not say in what direction. Good luck to you, Esther. MIRANDA MARGARET DACEY As welcome as flowers in May. Miranda makes up for lack of size with her gaiety and is very popular especially among the boys. Hailing from West Fitchburg she is always busy livening things up. Sometimes she is seen talking with J — - but we for- give her for this as she is perfect in every other way 24

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MABEL ALICE CAHILL She’s modest as any and blitlie as she’s bonnie. Mabel is a model pupil except when she and Cutie get talking after bells in 27. Although she does not believe in studying Mabe manages to get along. VVe hear she is cpiite popular with the Tar Hill boys and others also. We don’t tell all we know ' . MABEL HELEN CONDON She studies too, and dances some But notwithstanding has much fun. Mabel enjoys a good time a nd frequents the movies and dances. Too bad there is going to be a tax on movies. She is one of our fashion plates and to observers she gives a good many points Mabel is tall and slender, but nevertheless she heljDS bear the burdens of our class. HELEN KATHRYN CONNELLY She smiled and the shadows departed, She shone and the snows were rain. “Cutie” is there with the smile and is an expert at threading the light fantastic toe. Not believing in grind- ing she keeps the classes alive much to the annoyance of her dear teachers She and Anna are always seen together but we won’t mention about the male part. WALTER JOHN CONNOR .And looks the whole world in the face For he owes not any man. “Walt” is one of “Opie’s” finished products. A great wwker at Jennison’s and he has kept it up at school. Heseems quiet and harmless but-ZOWIE! outside of school — mums the word. Notorious for his classy apparel 23

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MILDRED KATHRYN DAISY The mildest manners, and the gentlest head. Mildred is one of our shrimps and is a great enthusiast of the Outdoor Club. She can pull good marks with ease and sometimes mingles with the stronger sex. She in- tends to be a cartoonist for a suffrage paper. Notorious for her artistic ability. JOHN WILLIAM DAVIS I am Sir Oracle, and when I ope my mouth let no dog bark. Bill is president of our Athletic Association. The Y. M. C. A. found him such an athlete they enlisted him as assistant physical director but alas! we fear all this has turned Bill’s head. Notorious for his recess talks with “Cal.” (Don’t blush.) GEORGE EVERETT DENEEN His madness was not of the head, but heart. Everett seems to have been smitten pretty badly as recess in 28 daily proves. He is a plague to all the teachers and sometimes musters up courage to look at the opposite sex with a smile. Between mixing up things at school and sodas up West he is kept pretty busy. ARTHUR ALPHONSE DENOMME Pass him not who seems a saint If Arthur would only do something out of the ordinary! He’s a firm believer in “self control is the corner stone of Democracy,” and always conducts himself in a quiet manner. We doubt if he does anything but study. 25