Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Gladys Louise Barker Oh your sweel eyes, your low replies, A great enchantress you may be Gladys is one of our best students. She is always on the job ready for whatever may come her u,r , « In i her it is a shorthand tes1 or a good laugh. From all appearances, Gladys' motto is Love thy neighbor as thyself. The very twinkle in her eyes makes you want to think she's wise. Robert Thomas Barnicle Bob As welcome as the spring day mom Bob is a quiet lad but much sought after as he usually has his home work done which is in great demand by the gang. The champion experiment worker of his Physics class, he has never even broken a test. tube. Irene Marie Belliveau Come and trip it as you go Irene bids fair to become a likely rival of Pavlowa. always ready for a good time, and as for study — ah is for those who do not dance. She's -that Nelson Edward Benedict Nel To mourn a mischief that is past and gone Is the next way to draw new mischief on Nel is one of the Ever-Ready lights of the class; always ready to help and always ready to hinder. His special sport is trying to play a hundred tricks in a minute. He is capable of being very serious, but doesn't practise it very often. One of our cut-ups. Fedor William Berndt Dutchy A little mischief now and then, Is relished by the best of men Crash! Bang! What's that noise? Don't get excited, it's only Dutchy going through center for five yards. Dutchy was one of the stars of the Four Horsemen who rode to success during the past football season. He has endeared himself to everyone because of his untiring efforts to give our school the best year it has ever had in athletics. Dutchy is a real sport and may always be seen with the gang. 10

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Herbert Adams Allen Herb books there is learning Herb certainly believes it. When he hasn't his nose in a book, he is selling papers for West. He's forever earning honor and praise in something. He has marked artistic and poetic ability. A good friend to everyone. Clarice Mae Anthony Speak low if you speak love Clarice never disturbs anyone around school but we know how she acts outside. It looks like a match with Duncan Corliss so the parlor is occupied every Sunday night. We congratulate you, Clarice. Signe Antila She takes to books as a duck to water Signe like all real students is interested in her work. Quiet and unobtrusive almost to a fault, she has always commanded the respect and admiration of her classmates. Impi Sophia Arola Imp A maiden petite ivith charm so sweet Despite the fact that Imp has been with us for only her Junior and Senior years, we have come to know through her the secret of a happy existence. For one thing, we know that Imp studies only when her supply of excuses has been exhausted. She is especially fond of music, sports, and, quite naturally of course, of the grandsons of Adam. Martha Louise Asiala Very quiet and shy am I Martha goes around minding her own business. She is very st udious, which accounts for her good marks. To be a teacher is Martha's great desire, and we can look for- ward to Hs fulfillment.

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Irene Agnes Bourgeois I know it is a sin, For me to sit and grin Irene is sometimes quiet. Although her time is spent on more worldly things than study, she is a very good student and insists upon helping the less fortunate ones. Irene believes in dancing the blues away and no doubt she will some day become a professional. Isabelle Lucille Bouvier A little bud of loveliness, That never should grow older Isabelle is one of our dancing-eyed brunettes, has many friends and admirers. Incidentally, she prefers dancing to studying. Isabelle re think Inza Viola Brown Let joy be unconfined Quick of gesture, light of step, carefree of nature, and merry in mood — that's our Inza. If you wish to meet Inza, just go to a dance. Whether it be a barn dance or a school dance, it makes no difference. We assume that it's because Inza is so short that a tall gallant knight has sought to be her escort. Russell Arthur Buck A man of life upright, Whose guiltless heart is free From all dishonest deeds, Or thoughts of vanity Russell is one of our quiet students and helps Miss Mclntyre issue victuals at the lunch counter. He is of a studious nature and gets good marks now and then. Although he doesn't go in much for athletics, we think he could stand the gaff if he wanted to. Edna Marion Buxton Gay as a lark is she Edna is one oi (hose persons who always have a smile lor all the world. This is all the more remark-able when you consider she lives in Shirley and how early she has to g el up. By her quiel devotion to study, she ha won a place on the honor list. 11