Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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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

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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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Lloyd Manning Dexter Lloyd always seems to be sure that everything will turn out all right if you just give it time. He never worries, therefore he is one of the jolly members of the class. He spent the summer working at the Cadillac garage so he is now quite a mechanic. Just at present he seems to be very interested in a fair maiden of the Class of '26. Lloyd is a general good sport and liked by all. Bernard Leo Doheny Bunny is famous for two things: his nicknames and his green Tom McAn shirts. He and Cutic are the class in- separables. The only time they separate is when Bun's liking for the occidental portion of our city leads him to follow that old bit of advice: Go west, young man, go west. Bunny is very fond of all athletics and this prob- ably accounts for his winning personality. Dramatic Club (Vice-President), Debating Club, Room Councillor, French Club, Class Book Committee, Relay Team, Class Play. Adele Mary Driscoll Adele does not hesitate, although in a quiet way, to express her opinion on all matters. She usually has an armful of books which proves her devotion to study. Adele is a very prominent club woman, being a member of all the school clubs as well as an officer in two of them. We expect to hear in the future that she has been elected President of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs. Class Book, Class Play, Dramatic Club (Treasurer), Debating Club (President), French Club, Red and I .ray Councillor, Secretary of the Massachusetts Intcrscholastic Press Association. Marguerite Mary Driscoll Wide is the gulf between me and man Can that possibly be true, Marguerite? Marguerite is one of our happy, contented members; full of life and never quiet. She has a little laugh that can be heard wherever she happens to be. This sometimes bothers Mr. Sullivan in Room 26, and Marguerite is quietly sent out of the room. We mustn't forget to mention her never failing blush. Glee Club, Dramatic Club. John Francis Drummond A star shines Johnny was very shy until his Senior year, but all of a sudden he proved to be a great attraction to certain Sophomore girls. Miss Haskins must have liked him too, for she entertained him often in Room 26. Johnny got his football ability by riding around in an orange colored wagon and carrying an allotropic form of water on his back. Football. IS