Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Aubrey Edgar Hastings Titles of honor add not to his worth Who is himselj an honor to his titles. Aubrey is the sort of fellow one would like to know better. He has a wide and varied range of knowl- edge which often shows itself in his class work. If you want an interest- ing discussion on anything from sports to religion, go to Aubrey. He keeps in fine physical condition by basketball and gym work. Junior Reception Junior Dance Councillor Joseph Tamulonis The world belongs to the energetic. Joe is a tall, friendly, and unas- suming lad, whose only regret is that he hasn't enough time for his book- keeping. He was a supporter of our relay team last year. Relay 3 James Bernard Kalagher He had the warmth of genial courtesy, The calm of self-reliance. Jimmy is a favorite of many of the boys around school. He has a great love for athletics, and although his light weight is a handicap, he was a star on the football team. Jim doesn't say much, but his sunny disposition speaks for him. Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Chester Richard Johnson A silent man, hut one in whom the world rejoices. Chester, or rather Chet, is a quiet lad, but nevertheless, he is very popu- lar with everyone. You should hear the girls rave about his mastery of the dance. Besides that achieve- ment, Chet is also good in the class- room. Red and Gray Board 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Lily Marie Kempi Street mercy is nobility's true badge. Lily has courage which, no doubt, will carry her far in the future. She is another one who travels a long way to secure an education and her good marks show that she studies. Basketball, Dramatic Club 2 Laura Edith Vincent She has a head to contrive, a heart to resolve, and a hand to execute. Here is another member of our class who travels a long way to her classes each day. Because of this she has a right to take considerable satisfaction in her good attendance and record. Basketball, Volleyball 2 Glee Club 3 Linda Eloise Bingham She was a friend indeed. Linda is forced to come a long distance every day to school. To be more specific, she comes from the heights of Pearl Hill. She is taking the general course. She is also one of those girls about whom, or from whom you hear very little. Glee Club 4 Anita Margaret Driscoll Laughter and I are the best of friends. Anita is always in a happy mood and willing to do some mischievous act. She is sports minded and be- sides sitting on the sidelines watch- ing a game, she often participates. Although Anita hasn't fully decided what to do after graduation, she is everlastingly building castles in the air. Hockey, Basketball, Referee 2, 3, 4 Debating Club Dance Committee, French Club Dance 3 French Qub, Debating Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Open Meeting Debating Club 17

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Arthur Oscar Sivula He is the stuff that stands for generations. Arthur is a competent and indus- trious fellow who takes his studies quite seriously. His work has not been unrewarded as his name has been consistently inscribed on the Honor Roll. He is very fond of the great out-doors and camps at Wy- man's every summer. Dramatic Club, Glee Club 3 Barbara Madelene Romano Her sunny temper gilds the edge of life's black cloud. Barbara's friendship is like ster- ling. Although she is very quiet and remote, we never see her without a friend. Barbara works hard so she may attain a high standard in school work. This often keeps her from entering all the activities at school. Basketball, Hockey 2 Dramatic Club 4 Bernard Whittemore A man he serried of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows. Bernie has a wonderful leg devel- opment from strolling so much on Main Street, a pastime which con- stitutes his daily exercise. His les- sons never seem to worry him, but he manages to draw satisfactory marks. He is an eager participant in all sports. Hester Parker Enthusiasm is the life of my soul. Hester has shone in all sports. She has a wicked aim with a basket- ball, which has helped her teams to great success. She is not particu- larly interested in studies, but has managed to more than hold her own. Besides basketball, dancing and swim- ming are her favorite sports. Volleyball, 2, 3 Hockey, Basketball, Referee 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Waldo Earnest Safford He is always in such perfect humor. One of Waldo's chief interests is sport. He is a member of one of the Y. M. C. A. basketball teams and we have heard that he is also an excellent hockey player. Waldo is a rather quiet looking chap, but Miss Haskins wishes his actions coincided with his appearance. p Barbara Louise Pearson Her mild expression spoke a mind In duty firm, composed, resigned. Barb is one of those persons who try always to please others regard- less of the sacrifice to herself. She seems to find plenty of time to enjoy herself though and is often seen at Rainbow dances. George Robert Weldon He hath no power who hath not power to use. Although he did not participate in school sports, Weldy is an excel- lent athlete. His favorite occupa- tion is playing hockey for Brick Mill. He is not especially interested in his lessons, but he usually has the an- swers when called for. Football Squad B 2 91 Ruth Lilyan Sulkin Intermingled mirth and earnestness. Ruth's impulsiveness is entertain- ing. She is always happy to join in any enterprise that will result in a jolly time. Thanks to her pleasing personality, it most assuredly is a jolly time. Swimming is the pastime of which she is most fond. French Club 2 Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 16

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George Hjalmar Raatikainen A more prince!} looking man never stepped thro' a prince's hall. George is a tall, dark, and hand- some boy who possesses polished ways and a gentleman's manners. Though George doesn't strain him- self doing school work, he manages to obtain satisfactory marks. He is an athlete of some note, specializing in basketball. Franklin Merton Boyle Laugh and the world laughs with you. Franklin is a person who is noted for speaking his mind outright. While he is not a brilliant student, he never seems to have a great deal of trouble with his marks. He should succeed in whatever work he chooses to take up. Basketball 2 Edmund Joseph Woodcome A stronger man we've yet to see. Ed Woodcome must be one of Charles Atlas' pupils, for his brawn and also brain have causcJ Crocker Field to resound with his name many times on Saturday afternoons this past fall. As a football player, Ed takes the cake. Though he does not care much for studies, he did good work in class. Football 2, 3, 4 Donald Francis Simpson Born for success he seemed, With grace to win and heart to hold. Don is a great favorite with both the boys and the girls. He loves to swim and virtually turns into a fish during the summer. He has a cheerful disposition, and is a real friend. Alice Constance Sheppard It's not so much what we think, but what we do. We don't hear from Alice very often in school, but she faithfully does her homework, although she has outside interests. Alice is always willing to help others and this gains her many friends. Hockey 2; Basketball 2, 3 Councillor 3 Helen Irene Barnicle A gentle maid with quiet modest ways. Helen would rather be seen than heard. Life seems to be serious to her, but she continually has a group of friends around her and sets ar example for the rest of us by al- ways having her lessons prepared. June Roberta Morgner A girl so sweet and fair, With a smile and pleasant air. June has often been noticed wan- dering around school wearing a very preoccupied air, concerning whose origin we have often puzzled. Per- haps she is aiming to be Greta Garbo's understudy; if so, we know she will excel. Her hobbies are swimming and riding. Basketball; Hockey; Volleyball Dramatic Club Juliette Rachel Gelinas Greatness seems in her to take it noblest form, that of simplicity. We've often wondered if Juliette is as romantic as her namesake — per- haps time will tell. She is inclined to be rather quiet, but she has a pleasant disposition. She always does her best in all that she under- takes. 18