Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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TUHZBOULDER HenryfMertoun Downs, Ir. Tennis '32, ' The will to do, the soul to dare. rMertoun is one of our tallest boys whose chief interest lies in Chem- istry, Physics, and Math. At any time we expect to hear of his coming forth thru the roof as a re- sult of some of his experimental work. Iohn Henry Duane Reception Committee '33 Write-Up Committee '34 Cheerleader '34 He would pore by the hour o'er a fish and a flower. Iohn can out-talk anyone on the subject of fish. He can be found at the library almost any afternoon reading fish stories. During sum- mer he experiments with flowers. Leona Ann Dupuis Earnest active industry is a living hymn of praise. Leona is an out-of-town member who likes swimming, bicycle riding, and other sports available to a small-town lass. She plans to take a course in nursing after gradua- tion. Karl Ioseph Eimer His strength is not of muscle bred, But of the heart and of the head. Karl is often seen at dances and at the movies with a certain pretty miss. He is good natured and very good at wise-cracking. Studying doesn't interest him. Helen Frances Duane Class Color Committee Basketball, Tennis '32, '34 Volleyball '32 Marshal ' ' Councillor '34 A lovely girl, a lovely smile. Helen is one of 'our best looking girls-known especially for her winning smile. She is fond of sports, especially tennis. With her good taste and skill we feel sure she will be a iiccess as an interior decorat . -' s rv.. . ru, Verony!a!'Dorothea Dupray f Basketball, Volleyball She greets each hour with kindness, sincerity, and a high heart. Veronica is a rather quiet girl with a lovable disposition. She is pleasant to talk to and has a smile for everyone. Marian Arlene Earle A lovely lady garmentecl in light From her ovwn sweetness. Marion. a sweet and attractive girl, of the studious type, has a great fondness 'for horses and horseback riding.'Her desire to be an artist grows out of her interest in drawing. Vertine Elliott Basketball '33 A beautiful and happy girl With step as light as summer air. Vertine is a charming lass. She is a rather quiet girl who spends most of her school time with Vir- ginia Smith. She is rather small but has one of the loveliest heads of hair a girl could wish for. 1934 SEVErNT'EEwN

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THE BOULDER Robert Hayward Demont Pop Concert Committee '33, Not a .word with him, but a na We hear that operations some- times work wonders. Take Bob for instance, who was converted from a sober youth to a frivolous per- son with ready repartee who is the life of the party. t J lf.: col? if fw- QQDJW Hockey, Basketball, Vol a '32, '33, Q Tennis '32. Rita Dignam b Good temper is like a sunny olayg It sheds its brightness every- where. Rita manages to be always jok- ing, always smiling, yet she has a reserved appearance too. She nev- er appears angry. What an asset to have in this temperamental world. William Burton Dimock By his ,face straight shall ye know his heart. Burton with his deep, stern voice, may some day become an eminent baritone singer. He is well known for his glowing red cheeks which are envied by many young women. His favorite sport is hockey. William Ioseph Donovan tRelay Team '33. Open Meeting '34. Councillor '32.- As proper man as ever trod upon neat's leather. Bill is a tall, good-looking Senior well liked by the members of his class. He is a fine dancer and can be found at most of the F. H. S. dances, and also is a familiar fig- ure at the Y. Bill found time to do some 'studying in between. eff Louis Simeon Devlin Good natured and always friendly. Louis is a very good natured fellow, and has a friendly way with everybody. He hasn't, as yet, taken life too seriously, but we have much faith in his future. Russell Stanley Dik Football '32, '33. By sports like these, are all his cares beguil'd. Dik is not the studious type. He would rather drive cars and hunt, than either sleep or eat. He ca- pably held down his position as center on our great football team. Harry Wilkinson Dole, Ir. Write-Up Committee '34. Assistant Manager of Basketball '33, His life was gentle. Harry is among the slayers of the opposite sex. lt has been stated that the South Side is a favorite by-path of his. He is a good de-7 pendable student. Paraskevy Doulopoulos Eyes of brown, lusty hair, Always with some fun to share.. Patsy sometimes liked to come' to chool: one would rather do t than prepare meals. She will adly accept any invitation to go- out for her meals. Her' hobby is. going to the movies. 1934 SIXTEEN

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THE BOULDER Margaret Carolyn Engstrom Hockey '32 Basketball '32, '33' Write-Up Committee Truth, friendship, love surround her. Sincere, sweet and attractive describes Margie in a nutshell. Those sparkling eyes have wrecked many youthful hearts. She has a rare combination of wit and knowledge which should make her a successful nurse. Ioseph Peter Ermola There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. If you wish to learn anything about golf, you should ask Ioe, for he spends all his spare time at the Oak Hill caddying and giving the golfers a few pointers. Stanley Anthony Esielionis Football '32, '33, '34 Marshal When he speaks, he speaks his mind, And more weighty speeches you cannot find. Stanley is another one of those quiet and hardy boys from Shir- ley. He is one of the best tackles even seen on Crocker Field and also served as co-captain of the team. His captivating smile and husky body make him a o ulari. . P P figure about school. Charlotte Brown Fairbanks She doeth little kindnesses That most leave undone or despise. Charlotte brings us a ray of sun- shine every morning from that his- torical old house on Dean Hill: perhaps it is from those patriotic forebears that she inherits her sympathy and kindness. Mildred Cecilia Erickson Basketball '32, '33, '34 A comrade blithe and full of glee. Millie's infectious, giggly laugh has made her famous at Fitchburg High. She does her part to make the Senior Class a merry one. Mil- lie is a fine basketball player, as anyone on an opposing team can ltlll you Felix Michael Esielionis Write-Up Committee '34 Football, '32, '33, '34 Marshal '33, '34 Although he didn't say much, It doesn't mean he didn't know much. Essie is one of the boys without whom we couldn't have played football. And what is more, he was good in his studies, too. He didn't say much, even when he was marshaling, but what he did say was worth hearing. Homer Grant Evans Iunior-Senior Relay '33 Always ready to do his work. Homer, one of our Shirley farmers is a very industrious fel- low. He is fond of sports, but doesn't have enough time to take n very great part in them. Malcolm Whitney Fairbanks Secretary of Orchestra '33 Not the least obeisance made he. Mal conducts a dance orchestra. If he is paid what he considers himself worth in this capacity he must be quite a rich man. He exer- cises his mind by wise-cracking at which he is most proficient. 1.934 EIGHTEEN