Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS HARRY DUGUID Class President. Harry is our class president, a splendid one he makes, too, for he is most popular with all of his classmates. He played his role well in the class play, as the sweetheart of iMiss Rogers; but then Harry has a weakness and a particular liking for quite a few girls, shown by his rivalship with IMr. Weston in that Junior affair. Even that isn’t forgotten yet. As for dancing? Oh, yes, it is his cure for an overtaxed brain (the strain being caused by too much conscientious study??? No, by the flu). xMILDRED COLEMAN “A mighty hunter ami her prey was — man.” ' ice-president of Class. Natural. Milly has been our vice-president for two years, and we couldn’t sail our ship without her. She certainly puts “pep” in everything she does. She is popular with all and she has been known to have “several” admirers. We once heard this remark: “Milly, you’re the only girl for me,” but we won’t say who, what, when, or where. IMilly always makes a good time better, and by the way she is some dancer. She doesn’t believe in letting her studies trouble. . s a “star,” she made her debut in “Never- theless.” Noted for her coiffure. STELLA CUSHING “.Mways work before pleasure.” Class Secretary. Editor-in-chief of the Red and Gray. Stella has been our secretary for two years and has served well on the Red and Gray board. She has always succeeded in drawing the . ’s and for that reason we look up to her. She received first prizes for her essays on Thrift and on Music. Although she is a Latin shark she manages to help us entertain our beloved W. J. D. Stella is always enthusiastic and ready to help out in any undertaking. Noted for being dignified — sometimes. We doff our hats to her. HERl’.ERT MADDEN Class Treasurer. Herbert has served us as treasurer for two years, and we couldn’t ask for a better one. He is quite an athlete in baseball, also football. He is, also, popular with all — yes, even the girls. Study seems never to worry him, although we can see he is some- times in trouble with . nnie over his daily recitations. Noted for his pleasant smile, his Civics ability, and tr dng to live at the central.