Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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if=ii = THE BOULDER I ElBC Teachers Ernest J. Adler Fitchburg High Physical Training Lou E. Brigham Boston University Secretary Harry J. Butler Holy Cross U. S. ntstory tintl (jtvics. Prnbleins of Democracy and Economics. Alarie L. Lnampagne A f 1 1 1 1 Middlebury r rencli Elizabeth A. Clark Mt. Holyoke En ( I is h, History William H. Dooling Ha r ard Mathematics Carrie F. Fairbanks Wellesley Mathematics W'allace W. Farnsworth Fitchburg Teachers' College ■ ■ 1 ruitUKj Sara Cjibbons Posse- Nisson Physical Training A laud L,. v-Jirtoiu Smith History Llinord A. Cjilbert Fitchburg Teachers' College I T' ■ ■ Alaiiual 1 raining |osepn A. Harwood H arvard History Adelberta A. Haskins KaclchTte Study Supervisor John L. hvenney Boston University Bookkeeping , Law Robert Mailloux Assumption College r rencli William M. .McDermott Brown University Biology Elva L. Mclntire Fitchburg Teachers' College Supervisor School Lunili Helen 1. Merriam Wellesley Biology Josie S. Miner Brown Typewriting Mary G. Murphy Simmons Bookkeeping, Stenography Anna L. Nason Massachusetts School of Art Freehand Drazving F'lorence Nelson Fitchburg Te.achers' College English, Biology Ethel L. Peabody Jackson German, English Alice R. Pepin Fitchburg Teachers' College Bookkeeping , trench, Stenogra- phy Orlana Ranne Smith English Louise W. Sawyer Salem Teachers' College Stenography , Bookkeeping rrancis A. Sheenan Holy Cross tSiology rSP rt n i 1 nprn'in I'Cl LII 1 L . LJllCl III College Librarian Herbert P. Sullivan Holy Cross Chemistry Lillian AL Taylor Smith English Ayer High SexL'ing Utility Substitute Kathryn Boyle St. Elizabeth's College English ■ Deceased April 24, 1933 I if=ii ir=ii • . 1933 |[ [ EIGHT

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THE BOULDER OFFICERS .1933 PI Reino William Fillback (■ ddfs not ivis i to srrm Ihr lirst hut to do it. Our president's winning personality has gained for him the friendship of both his fel- low students and teachers. He excels on the basketl)all court and as captain has led the team to a successful season. His participation in sports of all kinds has not affected his scho- lastic record for we find Ray's name on the High Honor Roll. We usually see him riding luxuriously to school every morning in Dub's honorable chariot. Football (2-3-4), Basketball (2-3-4), Coun- cillor (2-4), Class President (3-4), Relay Team (3), Junior Party Committee (3), Junior-Senior Reception Committee (3), Marshal, Class Play. Priscilla Kennev The joy of youth tiriJ hriillh lirr ryes display' d , And rase of heart her every look eonveyed. Priscilla has been the gayest and most charm- ing secretary a class could ever have. Her name has appeared on the Honor Roll through her high school career. She was tremendously interested in the 1931 football team and '32 track team — for some reason or other — but, then, she has always been a loyal supporter of all high school activities. No doubt, Pris- cilla's pleasing personality will be of great help to her in later life. Dramatic Club (2-3-4), Hockey (2), Basket- ball (3-4), Class Secretarv (3-4), Glee Club (4), Marshal, Class Play. Ethel . Mice Critchley •;■ lo-veliness 1 never kneiv Until she smiled on me. (iay Ethel, who is social leader, actress, stu- dent, and athlete all in one! Her popularitv among her classmates was confirmed this year bv her re-election as vice-president of the Senior class. Ethel is often seen at Crocker field dur- ing football season. Perhaps she is interested in tennis, who knows? Her ability in the gym has been excelled only by her tine work behind the footlights. Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten School is Ethel's d ream for the future fulfilled. The lucky little kinderga rtners ! Basketball (2-3-4), Dramatic Club (2-3-4). Open Meeting (2-3-4), Volleyball (2-3-4), Councillor (2-3), Tennis (2), Vice-President (3-4), Hockev (4), Marshal, Senior Musicale, Class Plav. Gerald Edward McDowell To us as a diamond is to glass. Jerry was elected treasurer of his class in his Jimior year and was given that honor again in his Senior year. His ability in dramatics and in athletics is only excelled by his capacity to make friends. Perhaps this is due to the fact that he is the possessor of dark curly hair, blue eyes, and a faculty of speech that has had its effect on many people. Tootball (2-3-4), Basketball (2-3-4), Open Meeting (2), Track (3), Oh Doctor! , Class Play, Marshal. 1933