Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Minnie Anna Cuddy A simple maid, and proper too Good things come in small packages. Minnie is ex- tremely quiet, but shyness is a charm that suits this petite little miss very becomingly. She is taking the Commercial Course and we expect some day she'll be a very dependable stenographer. John Francis Dailey John is our most brilliant scholar, for he has maintained a special honor record through his four high school years. Unaffected by his numerous honors and achievements, John has our real admiration and friendship. Editor-in-Chief of Red and Gray, Dramatic Club, French Club, Class Play, Councillor, Marshal, Senior- Junior Reception Committee, President of Central Massa- chusetts Interscholastic Press Association, Music Prize Essay (First and Second Prize.) Clarence Washburn Damon It's all in knowing how Clarence belongs to the marshal squad and patrols the third floor with strictness. They also say he is a good student, but it wouldn't be fair to tell you how little he really studies. French seems to be his best subject. Clarence intends to go to college, but we have not learned where. Marshal. Myrtle Sheppard Daulton All nature wears one universal grin Myrtle is one of the jolliest members of our class. She drifts down from West Fitchburg, and reaches school on time every morning (sic). She is never seen without that grin. Glee Club Pirates' Daughter. Kermit Rufus Deggs Kermit is continually trying to vamp some fair maiden, but so far as we know, he has not yet met with success. He has a great sense of humor as is shown by the way he laughs at the jokes he springs. Studies are not one of his worries, but nevertheless, he manages to get fairly good marks. Kermit has become a connoisseur of good litera- ture from working at the Public Library this year. Class Play. 16

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Gilbert Weissbach Cox Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you Gil is one of our shorties who seems to manage to make things hum. Always ready to do his share. Some day Gilbert will be a great orator, for he likes to talk. Janet Douglas Cringan Oh! that frown! Whenever anything happens which is not exactly to Janet's liking, out comes that million dollar frown. But generally Janet's presence in a group means the dismissal of care and the entrance of clever wit and hearty laughter, for she is admittedly the smiling advance agent of good humor and gaiety. Her hearty laugh, which has so often echoed through classroom and corridor alike, is absolutely guaranteed to chase away the blues. Elizabeth Murdock Cross Buzz's great talent lies in writing essays and stories, but, alas, she also uses this gift to write notes to some lucky gentlemen. She is one of our leading French stu- dents due to her good fortune in having spent six months in France. We all like Flizabeth and expect great things from her in the literary field. Buzz would accomplish wonders if she applied herself — but Oh, my deah she just can't. Dramatic Club, Glee Club, PVench Club (Vice-Presi- dent), Music Essay (Second prize, '26), (First prize, '27), Senior Class Party Committee. Dorothy Mae Crocker For a light heart lives long Dot is one of the Opposite Twins. She is fond of good times and the dances at dishing seem to have an attraction. Dot formerly hailed from Leominster and it is rumored she still has a case there. Now, Dot, what kind of case? Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Junior Dance. Kathleen Louise Crowley A good heart is worth gold Kathleen is one of our quieter classmates — sweet, seri- ous, and sincere. She is very fond of dogs, and we can imagine she has her hands full with those lively little puppies she has. As to the opposite sex, we haven't heard any rumors as yet. Seriously, though, Kathleen is a mighty good friend to have. Dramatic Club. 15

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Alice Marie Delaney Her hair is auburn Page Alice if you want to meet a real live wire girl with plenty of pep. As a basket-ball and hockey player, she reigns supreme and makes a most encouraging teammate. She may often be seen on Main Street with one of her main- Princes Charming or a crowd of her girl friends. Noted for those flaming locks. Glee Club, Basket-ball, Hockey. Joseph Henry Delaney A man he seemed of cheerful yesterdays and confident to-morrows Joe might be called a living song book, for he can sing, whistle, or hum any tune, no matter how new. Joe has a wonderful leg development from strolling so much on Main Street, a pastime which constitutes his daily exer- cise. He is very fond of dancing which accounts for his light and airy manner. His great optimism enables him to face life's trials with a song on his lips. Arlene Kdna Demmon ; great aims and in small she is thoroughly in earnest Arlene is very conscientious and believes that what is worth doing is worth doing well. She has a sunny smile and a cheerful disposition. Although Arlene is very, very quiet her friends find she is full of fun. She is noted for her curly hair. Bernard Francis Dennihan My heart is true as steel Bunny is always happy and never seems to worry about anything. We can't imagine Bunny excited in a debate for he is so quiet and seldom expresses h is opinions. Although he does not appear interested in any one girl, we notice he has a smile for all. Noted for his waw hair. Florence Marion Devlin Flossie is the wavy haired brunette who is always flying from one place to the other. She has a weakness for those big men from the ire.it )pen Spaces of the West. Flossie may be found after school ushering one of us students down the aisle at Cumings Theatre. She always tries to give us good seats because she knows that we get most of our book reports from the silver screen. 17