Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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THE BOULDER Hazel Sophrona Gravel A sweet attractive kind of grace. Hazel is a girl with a smile for everyone. She is a rather quiet girl but nevertheless she is liked for these quiet ways and excellent manners. . jfjlflfofinlffvf lslefigw'-,lg Albert Ioseph Grenier He shall strive-and he shall conquer-be the man he wants to be. Albert is another talented musi- cian at Fitchburg Hiqh, who plays the violin in our school orchestra. Much of his time is spent in the company of a fair member of the Sophomore class. Charles Leroy Grubb Art Committee '34 Football '32, '33 A man of sovereign parts. Roy is good natured, easy going, fond of a good time and popular. He spends a good part of his time hunting. He does not care for dancing, he says. Ken Irving Hallet To know him is to admire him. Hallet comes from a family of sturdy blacksmiths. He is much interested in all kinds of scientific works. One of his greatest pleas- ures is exchanging jokes with Mr. Dooling: his greatest pastime, tak- ing snapshots of teachers in school. Charles Silas Green His jolliness knows no end: I-Le is to everyone a friend. Charles is one of the school's best jokers, filled to the brim with merriment, laughter, and witty re- marks. Many times this was car- ried to such extreme that necessa- ry precautions had to be used to prevent it. Helen Elizabeth Gronroos Though small, her cheerful smile Lets sunshine into the darkest shadows. Shorty devotes her time to giving back wise answers as soon as she gets the question. She is ready w' a comeback for anyone. She cializes in swimming. Iohn Hakamaa He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. Iohnny is one of the star tennis players of Fitchburg High, and has been on the tennis team for the past two years. His contagious smile has won him many admirers and has made him popular with both the boys and girls. Allen Iohn Hamilton He never says a foolish thing nor ever a wise one. Here is a boy from the metrop- olis of West Fitchburg. His after- noons are spent in doing odd jobs around his neighborhood. 1934 TWENTY- TWO

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TEHEBOULDER George Edward Gloriant Prize Speaking Contest '33 When he doth speak he speaks his mind. Georges chief claim to fame in school activities is his participa- tion in the debating club and prize speaking contests. Robert Amos Godin He was a man, take him all for all. Robert is what is known slangily 'as a regular guy. Skating, swim- ming, basketball, and baseball are his chief interests in sport. He wishes to go further in school, pref- erably to Cushing. Lyford William Gorman Class Prophecy Committee He was not merely a chip off the old block, But the old block itself. Gorman's somewhat rough ex- terior covers a truly artistic soul. I-Ie plans to enter the music world as a violinist, and as a humorist his works may later be found on the comic sheet of the Sentinel. Richard Earl Grant Marshal Of stature he was of great length, .Active and of great strength. Red, as his nickname implies, is redheaded but he is also good natured. He likes to hunt and has been known to express a desire to join the marines. ' 'sewer' Y' Elizabeth Godbeer Iunior-Senior Reception Com- mittee Editor-in-Chief of The Boulder Lots of pep and a real good scout. Libby is one of our busiest and most efficient seniors. Although Lib's name invariably tops the honor roll, it doesn't mean that she is all work and no play, for she knows how to unite these two bet' ter than most. kd kr! X5 ' N X Doris Goguen V 3 A Haiie '32 X Bas e a Vo 3 One by one she climbs the steps, Onward to her goal-success. We have a real treasure in Doris, the Westminster miss, with her keen sense of humor, ready wit and fine literary ability. It will be Connecticut's gain when she enters a nurse's training school down there. Laura Lydia Grandahl A A maiden who deserves the best 5 i W3 vi of lack, good friends, and x happiness. H , Laura was a conscientious stu- x -53 dent, but she found time to make friends with most of her class- mates. She certainly deserves all the good she can get out of life. Best wishes, Laura. Helen Grace Gravel Write-Up Committee Hockey, Basketball, Volleyhally gy 32, '33, '34 Cheerleader '34 fl KU Good at study Bat better at play. , Helen is one of our all-around athletes. She is rated as a requisite fifth of the Fitchburg Girls' Club quintet. Probably some day she will be director of her favorite sports. 1934 I T'VVE'NTY-ONE Awrfr

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Helen Sigrid Hanninen X P nl Basketball '32, '33 1 .J r Councillor '34 Q' Of that fine gold the autumn wear I wrought the glory of her hair. Helen, one of our true blondes, hails from Westminster. Although dancing and sports hold an interest for her, she lets none of these in- terfere with her studies as her nagie always appears on the honor ro . Grace Hartwell She hath a way to make grief bliss. A most unfortunate accident pre- vented Grace from attending the first few months of school. Since she has been aided by an able tutor, she speedily outstripped her classmates in her studies. Ruth Hay Basketball '32, '33 f Volleyball '32 X In character, in manner, in style, in all things the supreme excellence is simplicity. Fifth Avenue's representative in F. H. S. is Ruth. Her sense of fit- ness in dress and pose is outstand- ing. The deviltry in her eye de- notes a love for mischief and gay- ety. Ioseph Arthur Hebert A quiet, deep thinking man's word is always respected. Ioseph is the little fellow with the big smile. He is a very quiet person and pays strict attention to business most of the time. THE BOULDER JJ- Claire Harris Friends slowly won are long held. Claire, with her dark hair and eyes, is an interesting preson to know. Her ambitions are few and far, but we aren't surprised be- cause Claire never did care about studying. . I kr F ,- Jfwfffft Yilafvtftftta Martha Hawes So mild, so merciful, so strong, so good, So patient, peaceful, loyal and pure. Martha is a very quiet girl who was seldom heard from in school. She loves to read and dream. Martha comes from the outskirts of Lunenburg. V Alexander Anthony Hebert His delight was all in books. Hebert devoted his time in school to study. For 'recreation he goes swimming, plays baseball, and col- lects stamps. He hopes to use his knowledge of business principles in his future employment. Yvonne Blanche Hebert Hockey '32 Basketball '33 Friendly, good natured. Yvonne is one of our worthy Cleghorn students. She has pretty brown eyes and a nice smile which is much in evidence. She dashes from school at 1:30 in order to be on time for work every afternoon. 1934 TWENTY-T'HREE