Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Florence Rosie Innerasky The blushing beauties of a modest maid Flossie is one of our merry ones with a smile that won't come off. Her leisure hours are spent at Kresge's. She is headed for Normal but we don't think she'll join the 0. M.'s. Merrill Harding James Men should be what they seem One of the chosen few who patronize the Shirley express. A leading factor in the Boy Scout work of that busy metropolis. The boy with the reversible name. Which is his first name and which his last, we never can tell. Walter Russell Jenkins Of quiet and studious aspect is he Walter's red hair is very much in evidence but where is its side partner, temper? He has never been known to show the least bit of it, so you see the saying has excep- tions. He arrived here from Rhode Island during our Junior year, and has been a true classmate ever since. On the journey down from Westminster every day, he helps Miss Merriam pilot her Betsy by getting out and shoveling the snow. Irene Toini Johnson Enjoy life while you may Irene never worries about her lessons. In the good old summer time she gets her exercises by gliding over the dance hall at Whalom and in the winter by gliding over the ice at Greene's. She has a pretty good knowlegde of real estate and one of these days we may hear of Irene in Florida. Rosie Ruth Johnson To all her smile extends Rosie doesn't have much to say, but she always has a smile and a cheery greeting for everybody, She takes the Ojrnmercial (Vnn-sc and is a staunch worker thereof. A native of Townsend, but we won't hold that against her. 27

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Rosa Helen Hoehn A maiden fdir with coal black hair Rosa believes in educating the aliens for she works every other week for Miss Burdo, the Americanization teacher. Rosa is rather reserved in s' hool Init we have heard that on closer ac(|uaintance the reserve melts away. .She is as fond of s ;oofi times as she is of j etting good marks. Hazelle Barbara Hopkins A maiden fair, with curly hair Hazelle is a very attractive girl and has many admirers, at least enough to keep Jimmy guessing. She used to have some difficulty in Biology in distinguishing the parts of a frog's heart, but now she has learned that a frog's heart isn't so very difTerent from other hearts. Ruth Eloise Houghton She was ever fair ajid never proud, Had tongue at luill; yet was never loud Ruth's cheerful disposition and pleasant smile make her a good friend and companion. We hear that she is one of Mr. Dufour's favorite pupils in fourth hour Spanish. Lately, her ambition has won her a place on the honor roll. She is anxiously awaiting the day when she can join the nursing profession to benefit mankind. Our best wishes for success will go with her. James John Humphreys ' Tis love that makes the arm go 'round James has the male counterpart of the school girl com- plexion. We have watched with interest his friendship for H. H. wax and wane for quite some time. Golf is a pretty good exercise in James' opinion. Ernest Benjamin Innerasky He sleeps by day more than the wildcat Ernest is one of Mr. Hunter's part-time boys. Chem- istry and other like subjects do not bother him in the least. An occasional nudge on Monday morning keeps him in running condition for the week. 26

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Sigrid Rachel Johnson J'riim llic. lop of her hciuL to !hr lips of her toes she is all mirth Sij rid was a mciiilKT of our famous Senior field hockey team. Our Junior year siie played tjoai-tender and kept us from l)eing scored on. She likes both to watch and to play basketball; she likes to skate; she carries her books liome, what more could anyone ask? Thure William Johnson Every man has his faults, and mine is modesty One of the members of our proposed golf club. He is trying hard to impress Miss Peabody with his knowledge of German. Elsie Eunice Justen Enjoy life while you can Elsie is a member of the Senior Traffic squad. She cer- tainly knows how to pull good marks. Elsie is one of our famous hockey players and takes great interest in all departments of athletics. We hear she is interested in the dropkicker of our football team. We don't know what she would do if Ruth ever went awav. Allie Pauline Karvonen J have three ambitions, Study! Study! Study! Allie studies twice, once for herself and once for the rest of the class. Boys, outside a book, have no attraction to her but they say There's a boy for every girl in the world and so we have hopes for Allie. She doesn't believe in telling all she knows; it would take too long. John Ambrose Kearns Better he small and shine than be great and throw a shadow He is continually getting into trouble with one or more of his bosom friends. In his spare time he sells hats and ties in the Woods Company store. 28