Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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[Robert Elmer Comerford lie liilks (if iviui l; il is siiiiir nirpoili-r kolici't iis(,-(l to (ramp the sylvan wilds of Aslihiiniliaiii, Jilt he cliaiisied liis habitat and came to our fair rils' lo mal e his domicile, lie has a niechanica ask Mr. Walker -or his better half Chis I I I urn of .]■ .. I d Laurence Cunningham Cornwell was horn to other things Laurence comes from that wonderful section of the U. S. called Lunenburg, Mass. Considering the prominence of his family there, the fact seems clear to us that he intends to go back and keep up the family tradition by watching over the progress of this beautiful community. Gladys May Couch Those who paint her truest, praise her most Glad, one of our artists, is a modest maid, so we hear little about her talents. She is interested in the Class of '25 and his name is but perhaps she'd rather tell you herself. Glad is one of Mr. Howard's favorite (?) pupils. Her big brown ey s have been the cause of many a lost appetite. If you want a real, true, faithful pal, meet our Gladys. Ruth Beatrice Cousins Silence is more eloquent than words The above fits Ruth for she says very little even in the classroom where she speaks only when spoken to. Ruth seems very quiet in school and causes no trouble. Dorothea Cross Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt Dorothea is the brightest star in our class constellation. She is headed for Bryn Mawr, but we know she'll go a good deal farther than that. She is Editor-in-Chief of the Class Book. All that she does, is done to disarm the severest critic. 16

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Rose Josephine Charles We si'c her i!,li)i-i('s gild afar Rose seems like a (|uiel maiden, but she certainly knows how to make things hum. When it comes to mark's, Rose is right there. She is one of the bright lights of our class, and we expect great things of her when she enters the big business world; Who wouldn't like to dictate a letter to her? Florence Chitoff Men are her delight The world was made for fun and frolic, and of course some study. Studies do not seem to worry Florence, but still she always manages to get them. Dancing appeals to her and so does Leominster. Emma Louise Clifford Light of heart and fleet of foot Athletically inclined, Emma is one of our mainstays in sports, especially hockey and track. She has worked faithfully at ther studies and for her employers at B. A. Cook's. She is constantly seen with Evelyn, who fre- quently braves the mysteries of night to escort her home. Ida Margaret Colpitis She was made for happy thought Ida is a quiet little miss from Shirley. Although she appears unobtrusive, there is a bright smile and twinkle in her eye that speaks of fun. Leonard Fraser Colpitis ' improve with age Another member of tliat hardy band who, forsaking all in Shirl(.-y, (leave to I'llchlim-g High, lie is a keen follow(-'r of sports and has competed for the |)osilioii of water Ijoy on three athletic teams. IS

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Robert Lewis Curry IT 010 iirar lo nDod is what is fair Alllioiiuli is ynimn 'I'l'l innocent Itc ranks high wiien ('(iniparcd with ninsl ol ns. Hold's lavorite motto is: Variety is the spice ol life, and he carries it out with the result that it's a new one ex'ery week. Sad to say his once heaiililnl tenor xoice is dropping into his boots. John Haydn Curtis A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, And confident to-morrows John is quite a ladies' man but still favors one in par- ticular— at least he visits Myrtle Avenue frec|uently. Aside from this, he is a very efficient young man who, like Johnson, never uses words of one syllable, when he can substitute five. We predict a bright future for John. Betty Cutler Brevity is the sweetest virtue going Although Betty comes all the way from Shirley, she manages to be present at most of our good times. Out- side of school she is more sociable and jolly than within ciass-room walls. She considers dancing more important than her studies. Harold Thurston Cutler A man witliout knowledge, I have read. May well be compared to one who is dead Harold gets the jump on the rest of us with his continu- ous smile. He's sailing under the guiding hand of Mr. Chalmers and bids fair to hang out his shingle as a chemist. Indeed he was so pressed for time he had to retire from his position as business manager of the Red and Gray. Flora Helen Daby Pleasure before studies We hear little of Klora in school, as her interests appear to be centered oiiisiilc the |)ortals of II. S. When it comes to stiid iiig, I Ioim is some cook. Of late she has seemed to be grc.iiK ,iit,i(iicd to Lib and vice-versa. Flora is just a little inl i i e st cd in t he st rojiger sex. 17