Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Eugene Heath Laugh and the world laughs with you Keep it up, Sunshine, we're witii you. We are iHicertain as to Sunshine's first name, so we've taiven no chances. It always was a problem why Drury should have an advertisement on the first page; we know that Sunshine works there. Work and nothing else can make a man happy. We've found that out from Sunshine. Always at work and always happy. General Course. Chorus. Harry Henderson Red's the color Harry is slow in his studies but canny in his friendships. It has been said that Harry without a smile is like green grass in winter. He is noted lor his red hair and freckles. Harry is an Indus- trial fellow and of course that makes him a good machinist. Industrial Course. Radio Club. Marion Henderson She's little and quiet, And her hair is very light: But my, how she studies, Every day and every yiight Marion is one of West Fitchburg's most studi- ous girls. If you want to know anything about history, ask Marion. We hear that there is danger of her getting a gold F . Noted for her good nature. General. Effie Hendrickson A youth to whom was given So much of earth, so much of Heaven Efifie is a bright part-time Commercial student. Every other week she works at the Normal School. Effie is rather reserved in school, but we have heard that on closer acquaintance the reserve melts away. She is as fond of good times as she is of getting A's and B's on her report card. Part-time Commercial. Chorus. Lois Higgins Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, But a new mingling of them all Lois is calm and serene but she can smile very sweetly. Although not lazy, she avoids studying and nothing, ever worries her. Lois is always ready to help a friend out of trouble and knows how to take a joke. We know that she will never get a nervous breakdown from studying. Noted for being good natured. Commercial Course. Glee Club. John Hilferty am master of my fate Also for his chemistry; for J. R. is a wonder at that study. Mr. Chalmers kept him in 44 one whole year because of his proficiency. All recess John sits in the lunch room and eats, and eats, and eats. Few of us study in school as hard or fast as J. R. We couldn't begin a football game without John in the stand. 'Tis said that John's telepathic messages to the quarter-back were re- sponsible for all those brilliant plays last fall. Noted as class hero. Commercial Course.

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Priscilla Hale Short but sweet Teddy hasn't been with us long enough for us to know much about her. We are glad she is with us. If you see Teddy you can be pretty sure of seeing Alice somewhere around. Noted for her diligent attitude. General Course. Elizabeth Hanifan Oh, she's little hut she's wise, She's a terror for her size, But she doesn't advertise Hannie is generally pretty quiet in school, but when you get to know her you find a friend of pleasing personality. Like all West Fitchburg girls, Hannie is very faithful in her studies? General Course. Ethel Harrer Honest labor bears a lovely face Ethel has won many friends by her pleasing ways. We hear she is one of Miss Dunn's favorite l-mglish students. In school Ethel does not say much, but she always has to have a good time. As Ethel is planning to attend Art School next year we have given her a chance to practise on the Class Book. Noted for her laugh. General Course. Class Book Committee. Herbert Hassett Oh Heaven! If man were constant He were perfect Hub is an industrial from Tar Hill. He has taken life easy for four years but he seems to exert himself in studying when it is time for the term's marks. He is the unofficial manager of Simonds Saw Department. Hub keeps W. B. H. worried with his knowledge of history. He is also a chemistry shark (sometimes). Industrial Course. Murdock Hassett Be to his virtues ever kind Be to his faults a little blind Mud supplies cheerfulness to the Class of 1924. He has a good word for everybody. Mud's chief ambition is to receive an A from Miss Ranney. He expects to be a great man some day and is paving the way by studying fishology at Brockelman Brothers in his spare time. Technical Course. Irene Hayden My life is full of gaiety Irene has a great liking for parties and dances and always enjoys herself at either. We have heard all about those parties, Irene. Did you have a good time? Irene proved herself a good athlete her freshman year but since then we haven't seen her out for sports. We still know she likes them because of her attendance at all the football, basket ball, and baseball games. Noted for her constancy to Jean. Commercial Course.

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Catherine Hodge A sweet little maiden is she Kittie is one cf our new comers. She surely picked a good class to graduate with and we congratulate her. Kit is a Keene girl and per- haps that explains her position on The basket ball team. She is quite an aesthetic dancer, too. Kit has created quite an impression on us the short time she has been here. Noted for her Oooh dear grunt. General Course. James Hogan I to manhood have arrived so near Jimmie has a bad habit of talking to himself when reciting in class. This can only be laid to bashfulness, as outside he gives better proof of a good pair of lungs. He has become greatly in- terested in the welfare of '27. When he is not selling class book tickets he acts as manager of Goodnow Pearson's (selling overalls). Noted for his snappy (?) and bright (?) answers, and the way he wears his hat. Technical Course. Red and Gray. Dramatic Club. French Club. German Club. Class Book Committee. Jeremiah Horgan They that never speak know much Jerry is a rather small boy who is so bashful that he is seldom heard. The only time that Jerry was ever spoken to was in 24 his Junior year. Do you remember, Jerry? If Jerry has anything in the line of school work, then any- one in the class may have it. He is noted for his generosity and for his diffidence. Commercial Course. Erva Hough Speech is silver, silence is golden — Carlyle Erva certainly believes in the superiority of gold over silver every time. There have been times when we are alrhost tempted to consider her an obscure relative of President Coolidge but — call her Birdie, and the illusion is shattered. Erva is known to everyone for her helpfulness. Did anyone forget to study Civics? Go to Erva. Erva has made considerable impression on us with her artistic talent. She designed the scenery of the Class Play. Famous for her stillness. General Course. Dramatic Club. Chorus. Class Book Committee. Gerald Huckins We meet thee like a pleasant thought, When such are wanted Hucky is another plucky Industrial boy. He is a bashful fellow among the ladies. Oh! how he does laugh! He is a draftsman at Putnam Machine Works and intends to be manager by the end of the year. Hucky is a good scout if you know him. Hucky manages to get all his school work done in spite of being chief drafts- man. Expression: Oh, go on, honest? Industrial Course. Class Book. Stanley Hughes There is nothing lacking in his size Stanley believes in better late than never, and consequently is most always late. He hopes to become a traveling salesman and has already decided to go to Ashby for his first selling cam- paign. He spends the fourth hour in trying to convince Miss Smith that the Hughes Plan was originated by him. I4e is also a constant at- tendant of Miss Haskins's afternoon parties. Noted for his height and speed as a half-miler. Commercial Course. Radio Club. Track 4.