Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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,N THE BOULDER Madeline Elsie Ciolli A girl of such delicate grace. Another girl whose favorite sport is swimming. She may be out of the water more than in, but you should see her in a bathing suit. -1 M' My Xqflf Muriel lane Clarke f 'Haste thee, nymph, and bring . with thee Jest and youthful jollity. If your eyes should perchance fall upon a sweet, curly haired, mischievous minx waving a base- ment pass, it's sure to be Muriel, gay, dancing, popular sweetheart of F. H. S. Hildred Edyth Congram Councillor '33, '34. All who have meant good work with their whole heart have done good. Hildred is a good sport and likes dancing and swimming. We heard her say she'd like to become a hairdresser after graduation. Arleen Ruth Conrad Volleyball '32, '33. Basketball '32, O spirit gay, and kindly heart. This is Arleen with the red hair. One does not know the likeable personality that lurks within' until one really knows her. She could be seen riding to school every morning in a Model T Ford. V J if Mary Lu Holy City '34. Mid-Winter Concert, Pop-Con- cert, Open Meeting '33. Honest endeavor is sure of reward. Mary was the Old Faithful of the Dramatic Club. She turned her ability not only to acting but also to ticket selling for the club. These West Fitchburgites have a way of always making the 7:30 Special and the Honor Roll. Clara Lillian Clifford A true blue friend for any time. Clara has a faculty for asking unusual questions and talking to her neighbor. She never did more school work than was absolutely necessary. Clara is an example of a real outdoor girl. Phyllis Irene Conley xBasketbal1 '32, '33, Volleyball '32, I never knew a young body with so old .a head. Phyllis is the young lady with the white hair. Her hair may be thus because her mental body is relatively old, while her size at- tests her physical youth. She keeps trim by going to dances. In fact her address on any Tuesday or Saturday night is always the Y. M. C. A. Elzo Corey Conrad Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Elzo is a small, red haired, jolly girl. She has a great liking for the study of Spanish at which she ex- cels. 1934 FOURTEEN

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THE BOULDER Ruth Eunice Carbone Art Committee, Boulder '34. Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball '32, '33, Wisdom speaks little but that little-fwell. Ruth is one of the quiet qirls of our class. She is noted for her dancing ability. She possesses a rare sense of humor, is a keen lover of sports, a fair student, and a real friend. Charlotte Evelyn Carlson Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Charlotte is a general course student who desires to become a hairdresser. She likes reading, skating, and hiking. She has quite a collection of buttons so if any of you girls have lost a button off your new coat see Charlotte. Irene Cecile Chabot Basketball '33. Gentewel in nersonage, conduct and equipage. Irene came to us during our Iunior year. A great loss for St. Bernard's but our gain. Irene may be seen in her spare time assisting in her father's store. Alida May Chandler A girl with spirit, a girl with pep, A finer friend has not been known yet. As gay and irresponsible as a terrier puppy, always bounding in and out of trouble. You never are quite sure what to expect from her but the imp of Sa 'an peeping from those dark eyfes t lls you to watch out. ', - F if ff 756 fQfe 'r Barbara May Carlson Ioke Committee, Boulder Iunior Dance Committee Class Color Committee '33. Basketball '32, '33. Her eyes excel the planets which astronomers admire. Barbara is a demon for work: besides getting herself on the Honor Roll, she has just completed a most successful term as Worthy Adviser in the Rainbow. She is in great demand at all the dances. Geraldine Thelma Casavoy Hockey, '32, '33. Volleyball '32. Basketball '33. A lovely girl to meet and know. 'Cerry's quiet, pleasing personal- Uflf Dty has made her a favorite with WJ he members of her class at Fitch- if urg High. She is fond of dancing d is seen at many of our school affairs. Iohn Chalmers Class Prophecy Committee '34, Football, Basketball '32, '33, '34, Track '32, '33. Marshal. Strong of body, quick of mind 'Tis hard to find men of this kind. Is there anything that this ver- satile fellow isn't7 Scholar, athlete, lover, rogue, and gentleman. As a marshal, Iohn kept his lungs in good condition for calling signals. Wanda Cecilia Cieslak ' Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball '32, '33. Here is a graceful lady. If your eye should alight on a delectable form of sweetness and personality ushering at a game or besieged by admirers at a dance you'll know it's Wanda. A Comb City lad will reassure you. 1934 TH1R'1jEEN

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THE BOULDER Lillian Evelyn Conway Ready in heart and hand to do her best. Lillian hails from South Ash- burnham. In the morning you can find her resting from her long and tortuous ride. Helen Mae Cramer Her graceful ease and sweetness void of pride Wcmld hide her faults if she had any to hide. Helen is a small girl with a mis- chievous smile and a pleasant manner. We suspect the reason she doesn't talk more is that she is most often in the company of Valarie. Margaret Wilson Cunningham Class Motto Committee. Red 5 Gray Board '33, '3'l. Marshal. As fair and jolly as she can be. This lass is a brilliant golfer, a witty conversationalist, and an ex- cellent student. Her love of poetry reaches beyond mere appreciation for she is authoress of several charming pieces. Her favorite ine door companions are paper dolls, books, and toy soldiers. Her Iunior year she won the Woman's Cham- pionship at Oak Hill and placed 9th in the County Match. Ernest Nelson Daulton Iunior Dance Committee '33. Thanksgiving Dance Committee '34 The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Bud ranks high among those whom the ladies follow with long- ing eyes. But he's faithful to one. He was a marshal on the fourth floor where he did very well as long as he could keep his mind on his job. xis'lf'l!fA Luna Merriam Crafts Basketball '32, '33. Hockey '32, She moves a goddess and she looksa queen. r We wondered what Luna's am- bition was and discovered she is anxious to become a nurse. Chances are you won't forget the Y. M. socials, Luna, and the friend from North Leominster. Dorothy Alice Crocker Write-Up Committee. Class Color Committee. Volleyball, Hockey '32. Basketball '32, '33. A heart within whose sacred cell The quiet virtues love to dwell. Dot is one of the best natured and most dependable girls in the .Senior Class. Her even temper and cheerful smile have made 'her many friends. She isgan enthusiast in football, basketball, skating, and swimming. Dot hopes to become a dental nurse. Alberta Marian Daniels Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Alberta is a quiet type of girl but athletically inclined. She wishes to go to a secretarial school and then secure an office position. ' f f'- -. . f' . 'flex' 1 c. V, - 17 ie? 'rf- Flluth Winifred Davies Class Color Committee. Hockey '32. - Basketball '32, '33, '34. Her air, her manners, all who - saw admired. Ruth has brains, poise, and per- sonality combined with looks, and a fine taste for clothes. Without doubt, Ruth is one of the most popular and lovable girls in our class. 1934 FIFTEWEN