Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Ruth Winnifred Anderson Pleasure has been the business of my life Ruth may be small, but she certainly makes up for it in other ways. She enjoys dances and parties. During her spare time she sold candy at Chamberlain-Huntress. We hear she like; to read, but she won't tell us what. Is it book reports? Dramatic Club (4). Robert Carl Anderson A man of hope and forward-looking mind Andy is one of our good-natured, easy-going fellows. He hasn't a care in the world, yet he got along fairly well in his studies. His hobbies are fishing and tennis, which he has just taken up. Andy helps at his father's garage, and much to our envy, we often see him driving around in new Hup- mobiles. Senior Class Play (4). Evelyn May Angevine Do well and right, and let the world sink Evelyn, after her graduation, plans to work in an office. Surely with the knowledge she has gained here, her pleasing ways and her serious look — especially with her glasses on — she ought to be successful. But Evelyn is not always so seri- ous. She enjoys a good time too and is a devotee of swim- ming as well as skating. Glee Club (3), Marshal (3-4). Frances Pauline Antonelli She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought One of the girls on the quiet list. She is a demure young lady with raven locks and big black eyes. Although Frances did not share in our school activities, she did give her loyal support on all necessary occasions. Frances's willingness, loving disposition, and ready, flashing smile make us believe that some day she will make an excellent teacher. Theresa Elizabeth Ashe My way of joking is to tell the truth. It's the funniest joke in all the world Terry knew her lessons at all times, but how she got them no one knows. She worked for Miss Dunn every other week and also worked afternoons. Terry is always ready when it comes to good times. She was a star supporter of the school bank. Noted for her sweet disposition. Operetta, Glee Club (3). Aili Ilona Barglund Her voice was ever soft and gentle Aili's sweet disposition, her unruffled calm, and her scholas- tic ability have set an example of perfection for her class- mates. One could say much about her various talents which she is too modest even to mention. We trust that her ship will sail none but the bluest, sunniest, and calmest of seas. [11 ]

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Beatrice Ida Allen A smile that glovj'd vjith friendship This is our Ray, jolly, and happy-go-lucky Beatrice, whose winninc smile is always ready. Swimming and skating hold a great interest for Beatrice, but football games take the prize. Of course Mary's Ford and the movies cannot be forgotten. Every other week she did her best to supply Miss Miner's typewriting pupils with the necessary amount of yellow l)apcr. Bee is a good athlete, a fine sport, and a staunch friend. Marshal (4). Frances Robbins Allen The lark, that tirra — lirra chants F'rances is our Madame Padcrewski. who at almost every assembly delighted her audience with her skillful playing. This hobby she pursued even so far as to give piano lessons and lead a diminutive band. Frances is a happy soul and drifts blithely and unworried from class to class. An active participant in our school life and a delightful companion. Track, Open Meeting {?•). Orchestra, Dramatic Club, French Club (3-4), Glee Club, Writer of Class Song, Class Play, Writer of Class March (4). James Anastos have no relish for land Jimmic has a great enthusiasm for airplanes and radios. We seldom saw him in school without a radio catalogue or an airplane magazine; furthermore, he is planning to enter the Curtis Flying School. He is also the champion soda jerker in school and we have often seen him at work at his father's soda fountain, where no one complains of the service while he is on the job. Kiki Anastos Silence is golden Kiki's big brown eyes and quiet, pleasant manner are, wc think, her chief charms. Certainly they must be an asset in her father's store where she spends much of her spare time. Kiki's joys are tennis and swimming. Business College or office work figure in her plans so Kiki's time is pretty well mapped out for the future. Ethel Elli Anderson Her stature lull — her manner dignified Ethel is preparing to enter some business college and toward this end she works so diligently that she does not have time for school activities. She docs, however, like sports, of which swimming and can oeing are her favorites. This girl's greatest enemy in life seems to be a shiny nose and against this foe she bravely tilts with a powder puff. Ruth Esther Anderson Rut now my task is smoothly done, I can fly, or I can run Ruth is one of those girls you just can't help liking. A faithful and conscientious worker in everything. Ruth's ambi- tion is to become the secretary of the School of the Spoken Word, where she worked afternoons. She also worked at the Normal School every other week. Noted for her big blue eyes. L 10 J

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Doris Mary Beaulac love music and how I sing! We wonder how Doris managed to get to school as earlv as she did for she lives in South Fitchbure. When it comes to a skating and skiing party, Doris will surely be along. She plans to go to Burdett College. Dramatic Club (2), Glee Club, Operetta (3). Ruth Freeman Benere She has in mind such stores as silent thought can bring Ruth is quieter than her sister. Winter holds no fears for her because all her favorite outdoor sports come in that sea- son. Last year she toted the drum in the Girl Scouts' Bugle Corps, but now she has been graduated from that position. French Club (3), Glee Club, Dramatic Club (4). Harold Herman Berg A very great part of the mischiefs that vex the world arise from words The fact that Harold is not a physical giant doesn't prevent his being interested in sports. In the spring he takes his glove and repairs to the baseball diamond, that is when he isn't looking at a track meet. Harold got good marks and let it go at that. He didn't burden himself with extra activities. James John Bicoules Not too serious, not too gay, A good fellow in every way Jimmie certainly isn't loquacious, but he must be a pretty good fellow — witness the laughs he has with the boys. We know he likes sports for when not working he seems to get much enjoyment from basket ball, baseball, and particularly skating. Jimmie gives the fair sex at school the cold shoulder so we wonder if this dancing that he speaks of is all solo work. Jim expects to enter the General Electric School at Lvnn. Baseball, Inter-Class League (2), Basket Ball (2-4), Boys' D ebating Club, French Club (4). Gertrude Hannah Bills Smile and the world smiles with you Who ever saw Gcrt not in a hurr -, or without her cheery smile? Gert worked Saturdays in McLellan's and though |)rctty busy managed to take part in her favorite sports of swimming, dancing, and skating with a red-headed young man. Gert's plans for the future arc rather hazy — but with that smile, Gcrt, why worry? French Club (3). Alfred Stanley Bishop Good humor is the health of the soul .' lfred is quite popular among his schoolmates for he has a keen sense of humor which makes him so attractive. He was an ardent printer and every spare hour that he had, he was down in the printing room. He has been so successful in printing that he is now employed by a well-known print- ing house. .M is quite a runner, and upheld our colors in the annual relay last June Junior Relay (3). L 12]