Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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JOHN H. J ACOBSMEYER I am a monarch of all I survey — my eyes ore closed. The Industrial Course for the last four years without John would be like a book without a cover. He is in school every other week, and we know for a fact that he is some pattern maker the alternate week. Industrial Course. Senior Boys' Club. JOSEPHINE JACOBSON Once started, great gods! How she can talk I Josie hails from Lunenburg Street. Josie is always on time and we have never known her to be late. We hear that Josie likes the Lyric quite well. We wonder if it is really the Lyric or the one that she goes with. Josie is one of our Part-time Commercial students and she works every other week for Mr. McNamara of the Science Department. She is noted for being on time. Chief occupation: going to the Lyric. Commercial Course. ADELLA E. JOHNSON Her voice was ever low and deep. We fear that Pickles is over industrious about her lessons at all times. She is another one of our silent damsels. We understand she is one of our few members whose interest is in school. Favorite expression: I didn't finish mv lesson last night. Chief occupation: talking. Co-operative Commercial Course. 24 OLGA C. JOHNSON Divinely tall and most divinely fair. Olga is one of those who believe in getting a great deal of fun out of life, and at the same time, getting good marks. She is one of those Civics sharks. When she is not study- ing she is keeping those Sophs. from looking at the keyboard in 46. She doesn't seem to bother the other sex much in school — but then we have heard things. Noted for her giggle and her good marks. ( ilee Club. Assists Miss Miner. Part-time Commercial Course. EYELYN P. KANTOLA Always light-hearted and content. We will always remember Evelyn for that jazz in the sixth hour P. T. Class! Whether she studies or not we don't care to say, but she always gets pretty good marks. Although we haven't seen much of it, we know she is also a great musician. And then we had lots of fun at those Sunday P. M. gatherings, didn't we, Evelyn? Member of Dramatic Club. College Course. Noted for her constancy to Eleanor, and her wavy (?) hair. Class Book Committee. EINO A. KASARI He was a man of silence and of sense. Eino is one of our quiet boys, roaming around silently. He is quite a wireless oper- ator, and attended a wireless school in Boston during the first part of this term, but he soon returned to his Alma Mater. Famed for his quiet ways. Tech. Course. Senior Boys' Club.

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DELBERT J. HAYDEN I have as little patience as another man. Del is some linguist. As president of the French Club he sure makes a hit. He upsets everyone with his rushing around, and his fatherly advice. Noted for his track ability. Class Book Committee. Red and Gray Business Manager. Dramatic Club. Senior Boys' Club. French Club President. Glee Club. HELEX L. HIEXIG Business, business, all the time. Helen's business is typing, so its typing, typing all the time! And during school hours she teaches typing. In fact, Helen has typing written all over her. You can guess who she is — Miss Miner's able assistant. Helen has a weakness for handling cash and she may be seen doing this at Brockelman's upper market, every Saturday. Helen is a conscientious worker both in school and out and is a real good sport. Noted for her typing. Commercial Course. NORMA M. HENDERSON Sober, steadfast, and demure. Norma is surely very steadfast in her les- sons, as her marks show. She is a fine musi- cian, for she plays the piano in the orchestra. She has a very pleasant smile, which is familiar to her friends. College Course. French Club. Dramatic Club. f SAMUEL P. HERSHEY Noise is not a necessary attribute for success. Sam is one of our quiet members? He is president of the Dramatic Club and has shown much ability along that line. The football field and track have claimed his ser- vices for two years. It can be truthfully said that he is one of the leaders of the class. Tech. Course. Football 3, 4, Letter man. Track 3, 4, Letter man. Class Relay 3, 4. Class Book Committee. Red and Gray. Art Department. Dramatic Club President. Senior Boys' Club. Glee Club. Debating Club. CLARENCE W. HOOPER 77 is a wise saying, 'Drive on your own track' . Clarence is a quiet member of the Shirley delegation to the F. H. S. He comes up every morning on the eight o'clock car and does most of his studying enroute, almost. But he gets good marks just the same. We hear he has a very good influence over Dadmun. Senior Boys' Club. Tech. Course. PRISCILLA HOOPER Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Without Priscilla some classes would not run. And there are things too! She is some dancer and we hope some day to see her out- doing Irene Castle. She never has very much to say — but then actions speak louder than words. Noted for her dancing and golden hair. Commercial Course. 23

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GLADYS KEAN Courtesy and intelligence are sometimes combined. Gladys looks quiet but sometimes looks deceive. Nevertheless she studies faithfully and always manages to get good marks. Even- other week she and Evelyn show the rest of us how a bank should be run. Noted for her lovely hair and her specs. Commercial Course. Glee Club. MARGARET M. KEATING .4 still, small voice. Margaret is a little girl with a sweet little voice which everybody likes. She has a cheery smile, too, and many pleasant words for everyone. We hope she will never die from overstudy; but she surely gets along. College Course. THOMAS A. KEATING 0 why did beauty's curse descend To make me a goal of women's ambitions? Tom is one of the boys that have a wave natural or otherwise. He is so quiet one would hardly notice him but he is very much there. He is responsible for most of the print- ing done in the school shop. Noted for his noise???? General Course. Senior Boys' Club. GEORGE P. KEAVENY My will, sir — is to serve. George has proved himself in his true colors when the Class Book work was begun; and as Editor-in-Chief, we'll say he can't be beat. We shall never forget what noble work George did for us during our H. S. course. George is also some poet and some shark in lessons. Some day George intends to be a noted surgeon. Well, George, we wish you the best of luck. Editor-in-Chief of Class Book. Noted for his business-like ways. College Course. Senior Boys' Club. PAI L H. KITTREDGE Shy and retiring, Meat and aspiring, A gentleman complete ! Lank! Shorty! Stretch! Kit has been one of our real fellows for the past four years. He played football on the '20-'21. We all thought he deserved that trip but he didn't get it. Never mind Lank. Though he doesn't rave about the fair sex we hope that some day Kit will give us the surprise of our lives. He's just that kind of a boy. Noted for his ambition????? General Course. Senior Boys' Club. SARAH R. KREVORUCK Sugar 'n spice, and all things nice. That's what I'm made of. Sarah is one of our intelligent pupils. She is a Part-time Commercial. Sarah leads rather a quiet life, going around just as a Senior should do. Nevertheless, Sarah is a very active member of the Dramatic and Erench Clubs. She is also an enthusiastic football fan. Considering every thing Sarah makes a very good addition to our class. Noted tor her quietness. Works for Mr. Howarth. Commercial Course. French Club. Dramatic Club. Debating Club. 25