Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Mildred Mae Hancock In your patience you are strong. Mildred believes that nothing venture, nothing have. She willingly co-operates vvhene er asked to. She's dependable also, (iloom never abides with her and she is always ready both to enjoy herself and to help others enjoy themselves. Glee Club, Basketball. Ben Hansberry Be wiser than other people if you can, but do not tell them so. Barney, as he is known to many of his West Fitchburg friends, is full of fun and wise remarks. Everyone likes to have him around. We don't know what Barney's interests are, but we are sure that it is not books. George Elliott Hardy A magnificent spectacle of human happiness. George made a great blufT at most things and got away with some. He was always the life of the classroom. Wherever there was fun, he could be found somewhere in it. He is interested in aero- nautics and if not at Crocker Field, could often be found at the Airport. Noted for his high altitude. Round Table, Red and Gray (4), Co-manager of Football Team (4), Marshal, Class Prophecy Com- mittee. Dorothy Elizabeth Harris The thirst to know and understand. Dot proved by her good marks that she could master any subject coming her way. Her friends in school are numerous, for she is exceedingly good- natured and always overflowing with abundant humor. Dot hopes to enter Normal School, and we can truthfully say that she is one of our best candidates. Felix Arthur Heins He wears his manhood hale and green. Here's a fine all around chap, a good friend to have and to hold. He was captain of the football team and his personality made him a good leader. He has a physical build which most boys envy. We shall remember Felix by his fine character. Football (2-3-4), Basketball (3), Track (3-4), Relay (3-4), Councillor, Marshal. Vieno Joan Henricson She was pretty and happy attd young. Though by far one of the quietest girls in school, Vieno is sfill full of pep. She always craves some- thing to do. Dancing holds her interest and yes — chewing gum. To her intimate circle, Vieno is a constant and true friend and loads of fun. Basketball (2). 1932 -I TWENTY-SEVEN

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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

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Priscilla Florence Hill They laugh that win. Jolly Priscilla! Her company is a sure cure for the blues. She has two hobbies: first, to be a good Girl Scout; second, to be skilled in sewing. She has a smile and a cheery word for evenione, everj-- day. Constant gayety is not her need, for she pro- ides it herself. Hockev, Basketball, ollevbaII. Annette May Hirst Business before pleasure. ■Annette is a ver quiet and studious girl in school. .She works hard and gets results. .She likes athletics and is especially clever in volley ball — another mem- ber of that famous Junior Co-ed Team. She is full of fun and will keep anybody in good humor if given half a chance. E er body is envious of those lovely wax es that she puts in her hair. Track (2 ), olleyball (3), Basketball (4). Greta Linda Hocquard .She is a dainty little maid. r,reta is very petite and likeable. Her smiles are gentle and refined and becomingly fit the little lady herself. Greta and Irene are not sisters, just cousins. Glee Club. Irene Zelda Hocquard .1 constant friend is rare and hard to find. We will always remember Irene as a school-girl, a Senior with the countenance of a sun never shad- owed, a smile that was cheerful, and a friendship that was true. Eugene Erland Hoglund ,1 good heart is ivorth gold. Uggy is always frank and generous. His main interests lie in running and swimming, and, we are told, he was also interested in a certain sophomore. He took active part in school dances and entertain- ments. He was property man, together with Wainie, at the Dramatic Club's Open Meeting. 'gg - plans to study architecture. Basketball (2), Dramatic Club (3). Relay, Class Party Committee, Junior-Senior Reception Com- mittee. Harold Franklin Hollows In truth, a worthy man n-ithal ims he. Spec was one of our star football players, and a ver - skillful basketball player. Whenever there were girls around, ou could see Spec in the midst of them. Spec seemed more interested in books during his Senior course than in former ■ears. Glee Club (3), Football (2-3-4), Basketball (2-3-4), Baseball (2-3), Oh Doctor, Messiah. 1932 TWENTY-EIGHT