Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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BERNADETTE MARION LABARGE Hffw dear to my heart are the scenes nj my child- hood. That I spent with that Junior in Room thirty- four. ■‘Bernie spends most of her time showing off her brilliancy in the fifth hour shorthand class. Between lessons, Sinionds, and that little Junior, she is kept pretty busy. Never mind, Bernie. some day when you have a little office of your own you’ll find the right EINAR JOHN LAIHO Like two men rolled into one. “Fat is under Mr. Hunter’s guiding hand and of course is an Industrial. He distin- guished himself on the gridiron last year by showing a tendency to get his football togs all mud. Dr. McMurray is one of his bosom friends, as he used ' to have the job of patching him up after the game. He will make Colby famous. CARO LOUISE LAWRENCE chatter the whole day long. Caro is certainly there with the chatter. She showed some good sense by graduating with our class. She spends considerable time in writing poems — we wonder why. Noted for that Sailor Boy. 28 MARGARET DURKEE LELAND A haughty and proud Miss, is she. Margaret certainly would give people this impression when they first come in contact with her but we hear that she is not half so bad after you once know her. She spends all of her time studying so thereby we hear very little from her. except when she is trying to persuade you that she is always right. Noted for her height and beauty. THEODORE LINDSTROM OJf with his head. Theodore is one of our quiet members and keeps the Putnam Machine Company running every other week. He can be seen driving the school barge each morning. By the looks of those steeds, Theo, they must have been imported from Russia. He has been a great help to our orchestra with his clarinet. GRACE NAOMI LITTLEHALE Sweet and silent is her nature. A quiet little maid of much intellect. Grace is the vice-president of the French Club and was a very petite Rosalie, in the French play. She can be seen any Sunday afternoon walking along the boulevards of Fitchburg with Orlando. Noted for her pull in Room 27.

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MARION HOLDEN JUBR Beauty’s ensign yet, Is crimson in thy lips, A ml in thy cheek. Although Mnrion hails from Shirley, m’c can forgive her for tliis. She has been pretty cpiiet all (luring her four years so we don ' t know much about he--. But no news is good Noted for her pretty blush. HELEN IRENE KEATING High in stature and in rank. Helen works quietly, but nevertheless ac- complishes things. Last year she surprised us all and proved her worth by carrying off tlie biology prize. Since then she has resumed her quiet position but now we have an eye on her as we know what to e.xpect. How about it, Helen? Noted for her (juiet manner. PHILIP JAMES KEATING .4 man who blushes is never a brute. Phil liails from W. I ' , and would never think of coming to school without his lessons prepared. We hear that “Prof. Hunter has offered to finance him on vocal lessons as he hits “high C every morning in Room 7. Mike otherwise known as the “Brute has a great habit of testing his new inventions on Spillcr. We know his future success is as- sured. Noted for his A ' s and B ' s. 27 JOHN THOMAS KELLEHER Hmv dear to my heart are the scenes of childhood. Kelley alias “Jiggs” is a standby of all that concerns W. F. Ask Horp.” he knows. Kelley never seems to hurry much around school but they say he is pretty good at sweeping floors and shaking sodas (never dice) at W. F. drug store. We hear he has great ambitions, but we hope they rise higher than the “mudhole. Kelley” has some good points, however, and uses his head for some- thing more than a hat rack. He ha staken up dancing lessons now, so watch out. Some day we expect to sec him a druggist. Noted for his ability in Math, and Physics. MILDRED WINSLOW KLEIN The angel of the school. Mildred has been an honor pupil ever since she entered the High School. She was as associate writer of the Pilgrim Masque” and her success is assured wherever she may go. .‘ s a member of the French and Dramatic Clubs she did much for their success. But, we must not forget to mention her various assortment of beau.v (bows). ANNETTE MARIE LABARGE Tin just brimming with pep. Annette is Bernie ' s twin and a lively mem- ber of our shorthand class. She certainly makes things hum whenever she is around. Rumor has it that she is quite interested in a Junior.” We wonder who is he. Noted for her pink cheeks.

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RACHEL LOTHROP There is somclhing very winning in Iter haitglily manner. Rachel, like many other members of our class, is very fond of a good time, but not so fond of studying. She is pleasant to all, especially so to a select few. Fritz will tell you that she’s the kind of girl one likes, and we won’t dispute him. Member of Dramatic and French Clubs. DOROTHY WHIPPLE LOWE Her bcanty, grace and power Wrought as a rhann upon them. Although Dorothy has been with us only one year she has won many friends. She is very popular with girls and boys. Why shouldn ' t she be? She is one of our best stu- dents, can speak well, and is as fond of fun as any of us. ESTHER ALENA LUNDBERG Who says lillle, has little to ans uer for. Esther is a part-time student and works at the Parkhill every other week. She is always quiet at school but we hear she has a steady.” Noted for her meek manner. 29 MARY MADLYN MALONEY 6 ' o ifr, steadfast and demure. Madlyn is one of our slender blondes, who hasn’t very much to say. But nevertheless, in spite of her quietness she has a very keen sense of humor. Wherever you see Madlyn you’ll see -•Mice. She is also one of our French sharks. Noted for her lovely hair and quiet manner. ELLEN Jl ' LlA MANNIX Let me be xvilh the opposite sc.v. Ellen is surely a shark??? in shorthand. In Civics she amuses her neighbors by witty siiyings and tries to make M. C. S. think she knows the answer by going through a lot of wild motions.” Noted for her jolly disposition and witty reniarks. RUTH ELIZABETH MARSHALL Ever loyal, ever true, To the task she has to do. Ruth is certainly a cheerful person, ask him, he knows. Aithough she and Milly K are quiet around school they arc very dif- ferent Sunday nights. How about those boulevards up W. F.. Ruth??