Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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TO ALICE CORA FULLER IN RECOGNITION OF HER SPLENDID SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AND THE CLASS AS DIRECTOR OF LE CERCLE FRAN AIS AND ADVISOR FOR THE THANKSGIVING PARTY WE, THE CLASS OF 1930 GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK

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Robert David Arnott On him and his high endeavor The light of praise shall rest forever Bob's stalwart figure alone would have been enough to win the confidence of the Class of 1930, which made him their President for two years. He substantiated this trust by his sincere and hearty efforts to lead his class to the heights. A worthy career in football and several entries into the Thespian field, top his list of attainments. His contagious grin and crisp word of greeting have caused many a heart to tingle. A worthv leader of a worthy class! Councillor (2'), Class President, Football, Marshal (3-4). Dramatic Club (3), Class Play, Council (4). Doris Edna Pender Thy spirit, independence, let me share Doris is one of our modern maidens, spirited, clever, and gay. Her great popularity is due to her interest in all our school activities, starting with being our vice-president, to leading us in peppy cheers. Her willingness to attempt any- thing and readiness to assume responsibilities will help her to gain her goal in Smith College. Dramatic Club (2-3-4), Chairman Ring Committee, Chair- man Junior Class Party, Red and Gray Board, French Club (3), Cheer Leader, Vice-President Senior Class, Marshal (3-4), Editor Red and Gray, Debating Club, Senior Class Play (4). Dorothy Russell Geiger laugh, for hope hath happy place with me Dot was elected Secretary in her Senior year, and has filled this important position very well. Her pleasant, jolly ways have won her the friendship of her classmates. And what compliments her stylish hair-cut has received! It is Dot's ambition to become a schoolma'am. Track, Basket Ball (2), Red and Gray Board (3-4), Class Secretary, Marshal (4). Stephen Tenney Woodbury By his work you may know him Steve rather grows on you. Although quiet and fond of • his studies, Steve's a regular fellow and is always ready to try his best. He likes gym work and track. As head marshal, he combines tact with vigilance in this important post. Steve doesn't care much for the social duties of a class officer, but he enjoys tackling the problems of the class treasury, and this year beat all records for the prompt collecting of the class dues. Band (2-3-4), Junior Senior Reception, Track, Relay Team (3), Class Treasurer, Class Party Committee (3-4), Marshal, Class Play (4).