Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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f . ;;'« '' C- -iJii!cc Ann Louise Geiger A light heart lives long. Ann is friendly, good-natured, willing to help, and full of fun. She is nearly always smiling. She is an excellent debater and a talented speaker. Ann likes sports, and, though she isn't in the least book- ish, she gets there just the same. She has a large circle of friends of both se.ves, and is very fond of dancing. Dramatic Club (2-3-4), Debating Club (2-3-4), Basketball, Hockey. Virginia Geiger A lovely lady, garmented in light from her oivn beauty. Virginia is one of our fairest blondes. Her hair, her blue eyes, and her tall slender form make a striking combination. She loves to dance and we hear that she is quite a stepper. Like Ann, she believes that lessons come last. She likes to draw and paint, creating pictures as lovely as herself. Volleyball (2), Basketball (2-4), Track (2-4). Margaret Elizabeth Glennon The only way to have a friend is to he one. Margaret has a quiet, pleasing manner and is al- ways ready to give a helping hand whenever she is asked. Her sweet disposition, smile, and loyalty have won her many friends. Margaret's faithful- ness and perseverance will surely bring her good re- sults in the future. Her chief hobby is swimming. Dramatic Club (4). Wanda Mary Godek Begone dull care. Wanda likes to dance the hours away, and her smiles win her many partners. Perhaps you have seen her ushering at the games. That's another one of her interests. Through experience, she has learned to look penitent when a Stop talking, please is hurled at her. She hopes to enter a hos- pital after graduation. Basketball, Hockey. Raymond Francis Godin am just what I am. Ray surely was a flash on the cinders last spring, and this year we hope he'll win for himself new lau- rels. Track is his favorite sport, which accounts for his good showing in the relay. Ray has also been a member of the school council and the orchestra for several years. Outside of school he may be seen fiddling away in some dance orchestra. Track, Orchestra (2-3-4), Junior-Senior Relay, Councillor, Write-up Committee. Anita Gomez would rather be small and shine Than large and cast a shadow. Diminutive? Rather, but she makes up for it. Pep, vim, and vigor are her specialties, which she demonstrated on the Co-ed Team in Basketball, Volleyball, and Hockey. She's a great little swim- mer, too, and can compete with the boys any day. Track (2), Volleyball (2-3), Basketball (2-3-4), Hockey (2-3-4), The Messiah, Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee, Write-up Committee. 1932 '] TWENTY-FIVE

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Sarah Edythe Forest shall speak in a monstrous little voice. Edythe's chief charm is femininity which includes a soft oice. l o the e, ation of her teachers, her tones sekiom rise above a doubtful hesitant murmur. A tete-a-tete with her is another matter for she is quite emphatic in expressing an opinion. Doubt- less Ed the will make plenty of friends wherever she goes, for, like Lancelot's Elaine, she is fair and lovable. Glee Club (2-4), French Club (4), Dramatic Club (2-3-4). Helen Mary Francek .9 ; li'as good as she was fair. Helen is a fun loving girl. Her favorite sport is tennis. If you ever happen to go to the tennis courts on Summer Street you will be sure to see her there. She won the girls' tennis tournament this vear. Basketball (2), Track (2). Vollevball (2-3), Ten- nis (4). Cecile Margaret Fregeau Her eyes were bright and merry. Those sparkling e es have made a host of ad- mirers at F. H. S. for Cecile. She has one accom- plishment, her knowledge of French, that most of us would like to borrow; she let us borrow it, too, pro iding it was on paper. Neither a dance nor a game was complete without her. .After graduation she plans to enter a hospital for training. X'ollevball (3 ), French Club (3-4), Dramatic Club (4), Hockey (4), Basketball (4). Francis John Frey Ceaseless effort must inevitably bring reward. Francis is a boy who is always hard at work. From the opening gong to the last tick of the school clock, he was always striving to perfect his intel- lectual powers. His report cards gave us clear proof of his ceaseless efforts. Francis' neatness and accuracy are bound to bring fine results. Junior-Senior Relay. Lester Oswald Frisch They conquer who believe they can. Jack of all trades and talented in many crafts. He is an amateur, in the true sense of the word, in science, carpentry, electricity, radio, and aviation. He stands four square to the world and bends earn- estly to every task. Paul Francis Gaffney Happy, am I, from care I am free Why aren't they all contented like me? Paul is a little fellow with a deep voice. He is the happy-go-lucky kind, and his actions are governed by his inclination at the time. He may usually be found near the store on the corner of Cascade Street. T C' 1932 TWENTY-FOUR

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f William Edward Grandahl Afndeniliou, Ihr noblest of Heaven. ■ K eryone who knows this oung man, knows he has the gift of practical sense; that his statements are reliable, and his opinions ha e much weight. He believes in the social equality of man. His pre- sence is the natural e.vpression of dignity, quiet demeanor, and modesty. Relay, Football (Squad B). Merrill Webster Greene To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Merrill is an exceptionally fine pianist and a fine student as well. For a pastime Merrill takes his gun or fishing pole and is out either to shoot big game or catch some rare specimen of fish. Orchestra (2-3-4), Red and Gray Board (2-3-4). Evi Alexandra Gronroos The blushing beauties of a modest maid. Evi. besides being quiet and reserved, is a very appealing and whimsical young maiden. She is sweet, but when she happens, by chance, to hear a new joke, she just bends up and laughs in a way of her own. Many of her classmates think that in Evi's case, Still waters run deep. Irene Viola Guertin A maiden petite with charm so sweet. Irene is a very studious person and seems to find time only for homework and taking care of her father's store. Once in awhile you may see her at the Strand Theatre. Irene enjoys skating at St. Joseph's and reading. V olleyball (3). Jeannette Mae Gwynne Sweet and musical As bright Apollo's lute. Jeannette, with her sweet and friendly ways, is one of the most charming and attractive girls of our class. And how she can play the pianol She has the distinction of being our Drum Major, belonging to the orchestra, playing for Miss Helmrich's danc- ing classes, and even broadcasting several times over the radio. Besides all this, Jeannie always won a high place in the honor roll. Glee Club (2-3), Oh Doctor, Orchestra (3-4), Band (3-4), Dramatic Club (4). Lena Hamiila Her eye was busy, while her fingers flew. Lena is a small, busy person. W e used to see her as a member of the part-time Commercial Course, hurr ing hither and thither, often half-hidden under a load of te.xt-books. Frequently she helped Miss Dunn in the tedious business of keeping books and cards in order. Basketball (2-3-4), Volleyball (2-3). 1932 TWENTr-SIX