Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Q c, my Y THE BOULDER -KM? I David Leonard Iohnson Football '32, '33 Open Meeting '32, '34 Happy as the day is long. Who in the Senior Class doesn't know Leonards slow, unhurried gait and his equally famous smile. That he really can run, he proved during football season. Leonards happy-go-lucky nature has made ,him a favorite with his fellow stu- dents. His acting ability is really remarkable. Helen Elvi Iohnson True to her word, her work and her friends. We have often wondered at the excellence of Helen's penmanship, an art which few ever hope to bring to perfection. Her cleverness in the Chem Lab is equal to that on the dance floor. Aili Ellen Iokinen She was a phantom of delight. The fact that her home is in Shirley didn't keep Aili from school dances and social affairs. Her sudden laughter has broken the silence in many a classroom. Gerald Lombard Iubb His song rwaszonly lifuing aloud, His work, a singing with his hand. Gerald is a commuter who comes to us from Shirley. He is seeming- ly quiet when in school, but look out, girls. His temperament changes somewhat when he's among his pals from the big town. He is quite interested in electricity, par- ticularly radios. C. fr Gy L by ,cf ff! , 4. .1 ic! Elsie Hulda Iohnson Laughing dancing eyes of blue. Elsie's hair is one of the bright spots in the Senior class. She is a fine basketball player and is fond of skating. Almost any night dur- ing the winter she can be found skimming over the ice at some pond. Stanwood Willis Iohnson This gentleman will out-talk us all. Stanwood's youthful exuberancy causes him no end of difficulty, but his winning smile always comes to his rescue. Stan left us in the Sophomore year but, as his talents were unappreciated elsewhere, he returned to play several Dramatic Club roles. I , P I, K., i Q,...f . ,NJ , 1 I J fv J Helen Marie Iordan Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball '32, '33, '34 A jaultless body and a flameless mind. Helen is an ardent partisan of snort. Her specialty is hockey, and she sure can hit that ball. She gets much exercise by walking from West Fitchburg. Sophie Iurga Her smile is sweetened by her gratuity. Sophie is one of our smart stu- dents from Shirley. She helped Miss Mattson every other week. Sophie is quiet but always ready for a good time. Many of us have Eeen rescued from 26 by Sophie's 9 P I 1934 TWENTY- SIX

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THUEBOULDER ' '.3 Roger Delos Holt His failings leaned to virtue's side. Roger is our budding printer. He has a press and all the other equipment necessary to do a first class job and in factf does the printing for the Baptist Church. Roger doesn't even have time for a girl friend unless he sees one when nobody knows about it. Aino Helmi Hyytinen Not quiet, not loud But noticeable even in a crowd. ' An Amazon in truth. Her prow- ess in sportsis well attested. She played basketball in school and then hastened to the Spartan A.C. for more. Aino has many true friends. Karlo Eugene Iamsa He thinks before he speaks. As a result of adhering to the above quotation, Eugene saves many unnecessary words. This was especially true in class where, as a rule, he kept his thoughts to himself. Voitto William Iarvi A good disposition is more valuable than gold. , Voitto has a good disposition, and was rather quiet in schoolg but then it is much better to be seldom heard than to be constantly quar- reling with classmatesgand teachers. ,rg gvsfy Lydia Mary Ann Houde Volleyball '32 Basketball '32, '34 ,So well she acted every part. Some day Lydia will establish a studio in Greenwich village to which will flock the 'world to ad- mire her artistic skill. 'We like Lydia's company, her jolly laugh- 'ing manner, and her sportsmanship. , Doris Eleanor Ikalainen What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Doris is Princeton's contribution to our class. She's very jolly and certainly made her stay with us pleasant. Dot is fond of skating and cuts a figure like Mabel Vin- son. Wilio Iafet Iarvela The heart to conceive, the un- clerstandng to direct. and the hand to execute. Wiljo, commonly called Red, is one of the most popular fellows in our class. Red, as Mr. Sullivan says, is a genius. Miss Peabody loses a valuable assistant with Red's graduation. Everett David less There is nothing in his character so magnetic as his cheerfulness. If by chance one morning you should speak to a good-natured. smiling chap sauntering in the di- rection of F. H. S., you would be attracted by his personality and red hair. Red spends his spare time skating and playing golf. 1934 TWEINTY-FIVE

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THE BOULDER Chester Ioseph Kacmarcik Iunior-Senior Relay '33 An industrious lad in every way. Chet is a quiet, easy going fel- low, who comes from Shirley. Un- like most boys he is quite ambi- tious. He has hopes some day of becoming a farmer. Mamie Rachel Kantola Strength of limb and policy of mind, Ability in means and choice of friends. May has made plans to build swimming pool in her cellar. This As et she is undecided wha o f'l will enable her to swim a Y 1 charge for admission. X Eugene Divoll Kendall He had a wish to smile, no need to sigh. Eugene has a great fondness for reading. The majority of his spare time is spent reading Western thrillers. He is inclined to be rather slow but this is concealed by his mirth and humor. Aaro Keto Football '32, '33, '34 Relay '33 Track '34 . Strong in body, strong in mind. Aaro played guard on our great football team and won a first string berth by his scrappiness and skill. Since he spends his summer months in swimming he may be- come another Buster Crabbe. t Arthur Anselm Kamppuri He leaned not on his fathers, but himself. ' Arthur is a quiet boy in school but once free from its confining walls, hunting, fishing, and trap- ping call him. He intends to take up forestry. Olavi Karppinen Track '32, '33, '34 'Stately and tall he moves in the hall. That good looking, blond, six footer, whom you see walking down the corridor is Olavi. lf his face is unusually red just charge it up to bashfulnessz nevertheless Olavi really likes the girls. I Harold Alberton Kendall An honest man is the noblest work of God. - Harold, quiet and likable, is a man of the great outdoors. Sports such as fishing, hiking, and foot' ball attract him. A job, to be satisf factory, must keep him in the open. Philip Henry King Thanksgiving Dance Committee '34 Football '32 Manager of Relay Teams '33, '34 This man whose worthfs con- ' firmed at sight, 4 Always did what he thought right. Philip was one of those who designed the scenery for our Dra- matic Club plays. His favorite hob- by is building model airplanes. 1934 TWEWNTY- SEVEN