Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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EVELYN CONROY. My attentions are elsewhere. “Evie” is friendly with many of the boys; but don’t forget . She is preparing for business and will surely be a great help to the business world. Noted for her chin. MARGARET WYLLIE CRINGAN. And still her learning with her days increased. Margaret is one of the most studious girls of the class, and she would think it a crime to come to school with her lessons unprepared. Noted for her good marks. RUTH CUSHMAN. Boys are horrid creatures C?). Ruth helps Mr. Howard run the commercial course, but she spends no undue amount of time on her studies. Other things interest her, but why tell secrets? She is always talking with Doris. I wonder what about. Noted for her wavy hair. MARION FRANCES D ANIELS. With locks of raven hue. Marion believes that deeds speak louder than words. Life is what we make it. You can always tell Marion as she comes by her glasses. Noted for her foolish giggle during afternoon session. 17

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HELEN PIERCE CLARK. See how she laughs, and crows and starts, Heaven bless the merry child. The above certainly applies to Helen, but in spite of that rumor has it that she is an expert stenoj rapber. W ' ben she isn’t studying she bel])s to run Gooclnow- Pearson’s and is proficient in that I ' ne of work, also. Noted for her giggle. DOROTHY ELEANORE CLARKE. She has wit, and fun, and fire. “Dot” is one of the happiest girls in the class. She can study — when she has to. W hen she isn’t studying she is having a good time. W’e imagine that Dot likes the last-mentioned subject the best. She is also some dancer. Noted for her enjoyment of life. MINNIE COHEN. Sober, steadfast and d3 v.ura. Minnie is one of our college course students and has told us how she encouraged the boys on their way to the Marne. She is popular with the fellows but has no time to spare. Noted for her vocabulary of big words. GEORGE FRANCIS CONNOR. On their own merits modest men are dumb. George is a member of our Commercial course and he believes that “silence is golden.” Noted for his noise. 16

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ELLIE ELIZAP.ETll EAVIDSON. Which is which? Ellie is helping out the Simonds Manufacturing Comi)any this year, and so we do not see much of her. However, few of us know whether we see her or her sister. Noted for her love of Economics. ELNA ESTHER DAVIDSON. Quiet she was, forsooth not vain, If friends be credit, she has much Rain. Every other week Elna, who is the other half of Ellie, as anyone could easily see at one glance, is Miss Miner’s assistant, and she is perfectly capable of ful- hlling her position. Noted for her double. ETHEL MAY DAVIS. Silence is deep as eternity. Speech as shallow ' as time. Ethel comes from Mt. Elam Road and is never late or absent. She is very much admired but she refuses to have anything to do with boys. Noted for her forbidding glances at fellows. MABEL EMMA DEBLOIS. Her voice was ever so soft, gentle, and low ' . An excellent thing in a w ' oman. Mabel is one of the French sharks in Miss Powers’ sixth hour class. She is very unobtrusive, but she has her secret admirers. Noted for her quiet manner. 18