Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Bertha Hudson Bancroft Where did you get your eyes so blue? Biiiinie is one of our part-time students. Siie works cvcM'y oilier week at the office of the Fitchburfj ( as [electric IJ lit Company. We wonch'r what has happened between iiunnie and II. 1... also ('. I). Paul Francis Barnicle Great golfers from little caddies grow Barney started his career as a little caddy on the links but now he is in the professional class and gives lessons. He can be found at any time taking care of the Alpine Country Club or adorning the front row of the Lyric. Leander Emile Barriere ' Behold a father's pride, a mother' s joy Leon is one of our young and bashful boys from the westerly portion of our city. Leon is noted for his willing- ness to lend money to certain Senior girls. Hectorine Blanche Bean Can word describe thee? Beanie has helped to brighten our school in more ways than one. She is truly a modern. Besides ushering at a local theatre, she manages to find time enough for amuse- ment and such minor things as studies. Dorothy Carter Beer Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, But a new mingling of them all Dorothy has played hockey every year since she entered High School and has done much to uphold the class honor in athletics. We also hear she's a good cook and house- keeper. Dot's just the kind to make a good wife for some lucky chap. 10

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Annie Ainamo Aalto Silence reigns supreme Ainamo is a nieiuber of our class who l)elongs to the Silcnl i rigade in school. One of her good points is always hax ini; her studying done. She lox'es to spend much of her I imc skating. Raymond George Anderson The lion is not so fierce as they paint him Ray is one of the Industrial boys. He is such a good salesman for Dodge Brothers Motor Company that he could sell framed copies of the Declaration of Independence in England. Edward Babbitt Arnold The world knmvs nothing of its greatest men Eddie seems to jump from school to work and from work to school but he doesn't seem to mind it. What would some of us do under these circumstances? He always takes home a n armful of books, too. John Francis Asselta A bold, bad man John Asselta is one of the official 400 from Water Street. He may not talk much but when he says something, he means it which is more than some human phonographs do in their high school course. Ruth Frances Asselta All nature wears one universal grin Ruth's ambition is to be a schoolma'am and she will surely make- a jolly one. She furnishes many a grin in her favorite Ci) study, English. Ruth plays around with M. Bean and I )o( . 9

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Herbert Bernard Belliveau Least said, soonest mended HcM'hie is small in size and quiet around school but he's an all around rci;ular fellow, lie is xcry lond of sports, espcrially basket ball which he plays efficiently. Helen Irene Benedict On with the dance! let joy be imconfined To Helen studies are not the important things in life so she gaily bluffs her way along. She has a great fondness for dancing, and hence, naturally, a great liking for the opposite sex. Dances aren't plentiful enough in Fitch- burg for this devotee of Terpsichore, so she quite often visits other cities. Evelyn Lillian Bever Shall I go on, or have I said enough? Although Evelyn appears to be very quiet she is better than the average if her tongue once loosens up. She doesn't seem to care much for the opposite sex but ask us who know better. Helen Mary Bishop She is so free, so apt, so blessed a disposition Helen is a quiet lass of whom we hear little. However, she is good fun when one becomes acquainted with her and we hear she is very fond of dancing. Helen alternates with Catherine in helping Miss Sherwin in the library. We wish you success in business, Helen. Helen Elizabeth Bousquet A merry heart, and a cheerful countenance We feel assured that Helen's complexion is a product of her long walk to school every A. M. and not the kind pur- chased in drug stores. Although we don't often see Helen with the boys, this ilocsn't convince us she is immune. We will remember Helen by her smile. 11