Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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CLASS '25 BOOK s . Carmelo Edward Cascio Born to write, converse, and live with ease Carmelo very easily stands out in a group because of his well-groomed appearance. He might well be called Lord Chesterfield the second. He left us for a while, but the spirit of Fitchburg High called him back again. It is Carmelo to the front when it comes to English. He is one of the shining stars of that class. When an explana- tion is needed, he is always ready. Track (3). Charles Edward Cashman, Jr. The world knows little of its greatest men Oh, what a business head! As assistant business man- ager of the Class Book, Buddy is just perfect. In return for four years of hard study of Latin, he has received the name of that famous character, Cassius. He certainly can act the part, too. We wonder what Miss P'uller's fifth hour French Class would have been like without Buddy's wise remarks and actions. He was the business head and President of our French Club, also. Orchestra (1-2-,?), School Council (3-4), Red and Gray Board, President of French Club, Class Play, As- sistant Business Manager of Class Book, Dramatic Club' (4). Antoinette Natalie Cattel Can word describe thee;' Antoinette smiles continuously. We believe she has two reasons for doing this: first, she is always happy and sec- ond, she sports an irresistable pair of dimples. She also has a charming giggle, all her own. Her long, dark hair and bright eyes certainly fascinate us. She seems to en- joy Spanish. She believes in speaking out what is on her mind. Dramatic Club (1). Antonio Edward Celuzza Modest, yet all of a kins, w h(' Chick hails from Water Street. He is a cheerful and jolly chap, always ready for a joke. Chick is a quiet fellow, but we believe that he finds amusement occasion- ally when away from his books. Chick performs very well on the violin. Good-natured and friendly and universally well liked. Orchestra (1-3-4), Band (4). Philip Milton Chitoff That Phil has plenty of friends is attested by the crowd that rides home with him from school. With them as a starter, he could soon build up a wonderful jitney business. Though not very conspicuous in every day clothes, he cuts quite a figure in his stylish overcoat and million dollar hat. One of Phil's lesser known assets is his extraordinary line. Every time he throws this wicked line his face radiates joy. i'hil made a doughty guard for the football team as it was pretty hard for anyone to push two hundred fight- ing pounds out of his way. Operetta (1), C, ee Club (2), Football Team, Debating Club. 14

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CLASS '26 BOOK Howard Allen Bridgman, Jr. The very pink of perfection Howard's name seems to give some an opportunity to jolly him. But if they have an idea that he's a meek per- son, they're all wrontf, for Howard is a game and scrappy fellow. All sports have a great interest for him. Out- standing among these is basket-hall which he plays with keen relish. Historical dates and references are carefully stored away in his mind, and those which are unknown to him are few and far between. Bridgman is also an earnest debater, hax ing the ability to mo e his audience — usually to laughter. One of the most distinguished members of the Shirley crowd. French Club, Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Class Play (4). Bernard Egan Brooks 7 know what I knoiv No matter where Bunny is, he's sure to have a good time. He's got some spunk for a fellow of his size, for he's one of the members of Mr. Hubbard's Fourth Year Latin Class and he surely can explain those math examples. He may also be one of our future Barrymores. Dramatic Club, French Club, Glee Club, Manager of Track Team. Evelyn Charlotte Brunt She has eyes so soft and hroivn; take care Evelyn has a very sweet face and lovely brown eyes. She resides in room 28. A great deal of her time is devoted to athletics. Evvy is a star basket-ball player and is fond of hockey. She took the Commercial Course, but most likely, instead of pounding the typewriter she will spend her time teaching physical exercises to the other employees. Operetta, Glee Club (1). James Curtis Bul cock Haste makes waste Speed is exactly the same in recitation and action. .Slow and steady wins the race is his maxim. It would take something quite out of the ordinary to excite Jimmy. Unlike his fellow Americans, whom the Fnglish find always in too much of a hurry, Speed takes his time. Everyone admires him for his straightforwardness and his sports- manlike manner. Jim would make an honorable, impar- tial, and upright judge. Glee Club (3), Track (4). Marion Burnett And such a one I remember Whom to look at was to love Marion laughs, smiles, and shakes her pretty head, and we all are overwhelmed by her charm. -She is an excellent piano player, but seldom condescends to play in public. Marion spends her mornings and forenoons in school, her nights at home, and all the rest of the time in Leominster. Glee Club. 13

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CLASS '25 BOOK s . Myrtle Alyce Christian Life's but a series of triffes Myrt with her curly locks and her bewitching smile can- not help being known by each and every pupil. She is a wonder at basket-ball and a star hockey player. The only thing that Myrt doesn't play is football. .She makes up for this by cheering loudly at the games. Basket-ball (2-.?-4), Hockey (2 4), Dramatic Club, De- bating Club. John Elmer Christiansen And say to all the world — 7 .s ;',v a nuni John has the distinction of being the most sincere woman-hater in the class. He dislikes them so much that he can't study from thinking of it. John is generally known as Peckas. His hobby is basket-ball. Doris Frances Cielo Black eyes, black hair — a pleasing combination Doris's last name means heaven which certainly can be applied to her eyes. We often wondered where she obtained her large array of clothes and lately discovered that she has the art of taking stitches down to perfection. Doris spends her afternoon making change for the cus- tomers of the Goodnow Pearson Company. Glee Club. Edward Clark Deep in thought, and -word, and deed Our friend Edward is a scholar and an artist. His marks are certainly envied by most of the class. Ed, do you think it worth while to walk from West Fitchburg to Water Street to purchase a well-known breakfast food? He is a fine chap and liked by all who know him. Class Mag Committee (3), Write-up Committee (4). Louise Catherine (dements Smiling she's seen from morn till night' Loui.se, who came to us at the beginning of the -Senior year, did not waste any time, but started right away to show us how popular she could be. Her chic appearance and coal black hair are points that cannot be overlooked. I-ouise's usual buddy is Mary Sleep. Dramatic Club. 15 AVCAV XXVIII