Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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MARJORIE AUSTIN. In every gesture dignity. We must hand it to Marjorie when it comes to being o1)liging at the lunch-counter, but she is so quiet that we would never know that she was around. Marjorie has friends everywhere and we wish her the best of luck. h ' RED ELDRIDGE BACON. Will he ever be a man? “Red” is the little boy of our class. Me loves to play with everybody, especially in 28. Freddy enjoys himself most in the sixth hour Civics class. Noted for his pretty hair. MTLDA BADSTIIBNER. A maiden fair With golden hair. Alilda feels right at home with the other sex. Very different from the other Shirleyites. Noted for her flirty eyes. DORA ANNIE BAUMAN. A lassie dark With raven locks. Dora is one of our class beauties and she certainly has enough admirers, even if they only gaze from a dis- tance. She is frequently seen at dances. Noted for her admirers. 11

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I AkTIJF. JOSEPH ALQUIST. Let the world slide, say I. “I’art is one of that pleasing sort of fellows who knock no one but boost everyone. lEirt has developed a terrible thirst for golf and is now an expert. Noted for bis attempt to make Shirley Reservoir a summer resort. GRACE ARLENE ANTHONY. little, lovely girl, most dear and taking. “Quality, not quantity,” is certainly personified in Arlene’s case. Although we never hear her, we all know her and surely like her. She is one who wouldn’t think of causing her teachers any trouble. Noted for her size. PHILIP WESTON ATKINSON. Better late than never. “Phil” is one of our able track managers. He also is a star at the newspaper business. They say he goes up West quite a lot. How about those joy rides with Gladys ? Chief occupation — coming to school late. ALICE ATWOOD. She is a woman, and therefore to be wooed. Alice is a well-known member of the commercial course and also of the Girls’ Friendly. She is t’ery much interested in basketball. I wonder why. She is a fre- quent patron of dances and socials.. Noted for her goo-goo eyes, and fondness for Juniors. 10

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■‘ 1 E ()N MARIE BERGERON. •Much study is a worrier of flesh. Exon has a hard time convincing her teachers that she likes to study. But she is a good scout and to know lier is to like her. Noted for her hangs. PHYLLIS EVELYN BICKFORD. I chatter, chatter all day long. “Phyl” is never so happy as xvhen she is wagging her tongue, as W. J. D. has found out third period. However, she can talk to a purpose, as she demonstrated last year when she won the laurels in the annual Prize Sixeaking contest. W’e are sorry to say, however, that there is a great silence xvhen it comes to speaking in Spanish. Noted for her unflagging floxv of conversation. HELEN ELSIE BLACKWELL. To music doth my soul aspire. Helen is a memher of the famous “Athalia” trio and can play the ' cello verx xvell. She is also a member of the F. H. S. orchestra and goes far to improve it. She is there when it comes to pulling good marks and stands right in xvith her teachers Noted for her Civics ability. MAE STMONDS BRADFORD. Sober, steadfast, and demure. Mae came to us from Shirley during our Junior x ' ear, and xve are very glad that she did. She is quiet and unassuming, and almost alxvays knoxvs her lessons. Noted for her quiet ways. 12