Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Stuart Lincoln Parker Ring in the iiilijiir man! To those who know him, Stuart is an all around fine chap. At pre- sent he is very much interested in electricity and as he shows quite an aptitude for that work, we know he will be successful. Though rather quiet in school, he is less so outside. Dramatic Club Raymond Julian Ferris A rihui whose very silence is impressive . Ray is one of the quieter boys of our class whose presence is felt, if not heard. He is a rare good fel- low and under his peaceful de- meanor, no doubt, lurks a keen sense of appreciation for athletics and read- ing. Girls.' We don't know, but you never can tell ! Charles Francis Connors Much hits he read and much more has he seen. Francis Connors is quite a stu- dent, particularly in History, though he shines in English as well. He is a great lover of the drama and has acted in many plays at school. One of his ambitions is to rival Barry- more. Football, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Open Meeting 2, 3, 4 Class Color Committee 3 Round Table Albert Peter Miller He was like a cock uho thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. His aggressiveness and ego will carry him a long way. When he wants a thing, he goes after it like a beagle after a rabbit. If Albert doesn't get it, it won't be his fault. Dramatic Club, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Ticket Committee 3 Hazel Irene Stevenson She has a voice of gladness, and a smile, And eloquence of beauty. Hazel is the owner of an irrepres- sible good humor. Her contagious laugh identifies her at the movies, where she is often found. She sets a fast pace in her studies, as well as on horseback. Basketball 2 Volleyball 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Class Flower Committee 3 Red and Gray Board 3, 4 Round Table French Club 4 Eleanor Carrie Sammet Sweet, good, lovable, and true. This fair-haired damsel is very prominent in the activities of our class. She is a loyal supporter of our school sports and a faithful con- tender on the girls' basketball, hockey, and volleyball teams. But she doesn't let athletics get in the way of studying, for she keeps well up in her studies. Hockey, Volleyball 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mildred Slattery Ne'er did Grecian chisel trace A nymph, a Naiad, or a Grace, Of finer form or fairer face. Mildred is one of our pretty misses who always have a neat appearance. Her cheerful smile wins her many friends. Milly enjoys a sensible joke and a peal of laughter is everlast- ingly bursting forth from any corner where she may be. Dramatic Club 2, 3; Secretary, Dramatic Club 4 Prize Speaking Contest Winner 3 Marshal pAinice Louise Flight A maiden fair, beloved by all. This blue-eyed damsel is a very important member of our class. Eunice is a fine athlete and is a great asset to the girls' hockey, bas- ketball, and volleyball teams. Be- sides being a fine athlete, she is a talented dancer and when she gradu- ates she intends to further her work in this art. Volleyball, Dramatic Club 2 Hockey, Basketball 2, 3 Marshal Round Table Boulder Write-up Committee 4 24

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George Hector Perry Consistency, thou art a jewel. George is a quiet fellow who in class hardly ever says anything. But when he does say it, it is usually correct. He has the reputation of not caring for women, so he can usually be seen in the company of fellow-classmen. He is fond of read- ing and is often seen at the library. Kenneth Arthur Webster H s friends are everywhere . Kenny got his practice for the Junior-Senior Relay team by running to school from the Put's pond dis- trict. He loves to participate in sports, but his size ruled him out of the major competitions. If you ever want a guide for the Pearl Hill woods, ask for Kenny. Relay Team 3 Ring Committee 4 Marshal Aino Johanna Keskinen A lassie fair. With golden hair. Here is a maiden of calm and unruffled manner. Perhaps it is be- cause she never needs to worry about her report card, for high honors are a habit with her. Her class notes in the Red and Gray showed that she kept an open ear for every- thing of interest. Basketball, Volleyball 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Class Color Committee 3 Red and Gray Board 3, 4 Marshal Round Table French Club 4 Phyllis Ileen Wright When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. Phyllis, a somewhat quiet appear- ing girl, is interested in many things. Although lessons are secondary to her, she is not a poor student. She likes dancing particularly. Basketball 2, 3 Glee Club 3 Harold Pillsbury Rawson Music hath charjns to soothe the savage breast. Although we are minus the sav- age breast, Hal certainly can capti- vate one and all with his silver- toned cornet. Hal prefers music to studying, but he studies to under- stand music better. We often won- der how he keeps his hair so well combed. Band, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Allan Arthur Jamnback Molasses sweet, but oh so slow! Allan has a fine sense of humor that is at its best when he is with Johnson. Allan, whose hobby is building airplanes, plans to be a for- ester. Beatrice Florence Lemoine As fair and jolly as she can be, A friend to you and a friend to me. X'hen this fair damsel is near, she brings joy to those who are sad. She has a ready smile for everyone and a kind word to be spoken in place. Don't you think she'll make a cute secretary .■' Volleyball 2, 3 Basketball, Hockey 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Chairman, Sick Committee 4 Councillor 4 Alice Edna Lindstrom An open-hearted maiden, true and pure. Alice has won many honors for her skill in swimming and diving and has shown equal ability at bas- ketball. She is well liked for her good nature and friendliness. Volleyball 2 Dramatic Club 2 Hockey 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 23

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Armas Onni Luoma The strong and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. Armas is a quiet but progressive lad and is Mr. Hubbard's able assist- ant. Not many boys are capable of doing this kind of double duty, so Armas can be accredited as being one of our exceptional scholars. Albert Joseph Boudreau Never thought or dream or jaltering Marred the promise of his youth. His actions outside of school are quiet. In school, his knowledge is shown by the correct answers he gives to the teachers' questions. He likes all sports and competes in them whenever an opportunity presents itself. Norma Janet Richardson Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Like sunlight too, her golden hair. Norma is our angelic, blue-eyed, golden-haired sweetheart. She is a natural-born, intelligent pupil. Norma never takes school work seri- ously, but she manages to have it prepared at the right moment. She spends most of her leisure time at the movies. Dramatic Club 2, 3 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4 Elsie Eve Johnson Eternal sunshine settles on her head. Although Elsie is rather quiet, she is fun-loving and has won many friends with her kind nature. She has taken part in many school sports, in all of which she has played well. Volleyball 2 Basketball, Hockey 2, 3 Hervey Roland Brisson Patience achieves more than force. Hervey is a student in the com- mercial course. He is of the quieter type. Although he upheld our worthy class in the relay, he did not parti- cipate in many school activities. Relay Team 3 Lauri Leo Kangas Fearlessly he skims along; His hope is high and his limbs are strong. Lauri is a highly athletic lad who swings along with a suoreme grace of carriage. He excels in many sports, but principally basketball. In this, he has gained an enviable repu- tation in high school sport circles. Good in his studies as well, Lauri is well liked by all the pupils. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Constance Eloise Barker To know her is to love her. Connie is one who likes the busi- ness side of life. Often during the day we see her trotting up and down stairs with slips of paper in her hand. Connie kept that school girl figure by marshaling on the fourth floor. She has fancy for blonds, Hockev 2 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Junior Dance Committee Marshal Red and Gray Board 3, 4 Virginia Brunt Great minds, like heaven, are pleased in doing good. Ginny won first place in the Prize Speaking contest in her Sophomore year, but she does not need her plat- form eloquence to win friends. Enough said. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4 Class Banner Committee 3 Entertainment, Junior-Senior Re- ception Committee 3 Marshal 3, 4 Round Table 'Write-up Committee 4 25