Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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THE BOULDER Aimo Iohn Aalto Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Aimo is the decided blond that is frequently seen consulting Ben- nett on business matters. He is a friendly sort of fellow but he's been hiding these last four years. Charles frederick Aho He multiplies words witlwut know!-edge. Charlie is another of those ten- acious Finns. He tried out both for Track and Basketball Manager, and were glad to say that he made the grade in the former. Reino Everet Alander .He was the mildest mannered man. Reinds only regret in life seems to be that F. H. S. has no swim.- ming pool for he is very proficient in swimming, particularly with the crawl stroke. Ruby Edith Anderson Basketball, Hockey '32. Write-Up Committee. Bright as the sun her eyes the gaeers strike. And like the sun they shine ' on all alike. Neat, modest, faithful, sincere. Her looks are not deceiving. Many F. H. S. boys have been entranced by those lovely eyes and golden hair. She'll be a dependable sec- retary some day. X Elma Elizabeth Aalto Chairman Art Committee Boulder. Class Banner Committee. Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball '32, '33, '34. Marshal. There is a garden in her face. Elma is small, blond, very pret- ty, and gay. She possesses a hap- py disposition which is evidenced by her lovely smile which endevars her to girls and boys alikexf' - ,I M, V , i v sf ' Scott Elmer Akers The cheerful man is a king. Scottie is a happy person,whO likes the out-of-doors, He is es- pecially fond of well-groomed rid- ing horses and always has some lumps of sugar in his pocket for them. Rachel Edna Allen Volleyball, Hockey '32, A sweet attractive kind of grace. Rachel has won many friends by her amiable personality and. good nature. Among sports, skating appeals to her most. After gradua- tion she hopes to become an ef- ficient nurse. . J dfzfvvz' 1200404 Toivo Mattias Anderson Most blameless is he, centered in the sphere of common duties. Though they call him Toy for short, he is not short, but six feet in height. His best known char- acteristic is his temper which can rise and fall as rapidly. 1934 NINE 4.14-' JL ,,,,.. M

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TI-IE BOULDER gg ri' Matthew Francis Godek Ticket Committee for Class Play '33 Football '34 Baseball, Relay Team '33 Chief Marshal '34 Councillor '32 He knew what's what. The fact that we entrusted our funds to Matty is proof enough of his character. He was elected head marshal. He is ahgood skater and hockey player and spent many winter .evenings at St. Bernard's. Helen Esther Niskala Hockey '32, '33 Basketball '32, '33, '34 Cheerleader '33, '34 Councillor '32, '33 'Secretary Council '34 Marshal, Secretary of Class '33, '34 Class Speaker '34 She nobly earns whatever crown she wears. Who could think of Helen without taking a deep breath, for she is a whirlwind of activity? She starts at the bottom and steadfastly climbs to the top. Her jumping figure in- spired the cheering at the games. Qi fl Ralph Stanley Strom Football '32, '33, '34 Basketball '32, '33 Baseball '32, '33 Relay Team '33, '34 - His laugh was a merry chorus. Ralph, our president, is way ahead of Roosevelt in the matter of smiles. His never wears off. That the smile goes clear through is proved by his easy-going and pleasing man- ners. I Marguerite Arline Molaghan ' Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball '33, '34 Councillor '33, '34 Marshal '34 She s pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on. An enthusiastic participant in athletics, dramatics, and so- cial activities. Arline is a highly esteemed member of our class. For some reason, Leominster seems to attract her. Maybe she does take care of children. 1 1934 EIGHT . . ....b4,...r-

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f K If THE BOULDER XS N ,Aj , 1' W, ,f I' Iames William Andrew Basketball Manager '34 Faster than his tongue did make offense his eye did heal it. jimmy was manager of our Bas- ketball team. It can never be said of him that he let business come before pleasure. limmy is an ex- cellent swimmer, and is also in- terested in aeronautics and auto- mobiles. He drives his father's Packard on occasion but has a Ford of his own. Martti Asikainen None but himself can be his parallel. Martti is shy though not bash- ful. He came to us from Gardner High, in our Sophomore year. He is studious and is planning to go to M. S. C. His favorite sports are swimming and dancing. Roland Alvin Bacon A quiet manner hid the mischief in his eyes. There aren't many who could tell a joke better than Roland. All his wise-cracking is done and taken in good humor. There never is a show of pretense about him. Irene Mary Basque ' Happy, free, the wopld before her. . jj! Irene has worn dut'more than one pair of shoes whfl hi ' . Her friends have started oll ction to buy her a pair! of ru er boots. Contributions ' desired. l I ' l Henry Elmer Anttila Afoot and light-hearted, I take the open road, Healthy, free, the way before me. Henry is a pleasant, well-met fellow who is liked by all. No one thinks of him as an honor student, but we know that he does some work, in not too careful a manner. Leonard Molter Asquith ' Track Team '33. Open Meeting of Dramatic Club '32, '33. His ready speech flowed fair and free. Leonard is one of the leading actors in our class and has often appeared in high school produc- tions. He is also musically inclined and played a bass horn in the band. Any afternoon he can be seen selling papers on Main Street. Margaret Louise Baker Art Committee, Boulder '34, Debating Club Dance Commit- tee '32, '34. Iunior Dance '33. Basketball '32. Always in earnest, always sweet, Never suffering a defeat. Peggy certainly is outstanding for her debating ability so take this warning and never argue with her. She has done a great deal for our class in plays and debates since the day she came here. Ieannette Mary Beauvais A Ualllaserene spirit. leannette is a quiet and hard working girl whom some office will be glad to lure. She not only'likes cards but skating, dancing, and basketball also. Bai MQW 1934 TEN