Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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Michael Angelo Censale A comrade blithe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free. Michael certainly must be a descendent of Cicero, for he be- came an outstanding debater in his sophomore year. He is a sales- man, too, for his customary greeting to all he meets is Have you joined the Book of the Month Club yet? He is widely known as Cupid's assistant. Color Committee 3, Class Dues Committee 3, Debating Club 2, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Business Manager Boulder 4. Sherman Lowell Coates His sunny temper gilds the edge of life's black cloud. .Although he adopts a quiet, almost bashful demeanor in class, when this big, frolicky. light haired Hercules and St. Lawrence get together, the world certainly knows about it, (a (|uiet moment means only that they are up to some mischief ). One wonders if he e% er has any ery deep thoughts. Football 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4. Bernard Nelson Cote Good nature is a special charm That wins a host of friends. Our little rosy-cheeked Bernard comes from that small district of Fitchburg called Cleghorn. As a student, he is quiet and a er- age. He is interested in bowling and may often be seen setting up pins in a local alley. .Skating likewise occupies much of his time. John Wellington Cox 'Tis want of courage not to be content. Although John is a good student in school, he finds time out- side to make, and very capably, too, many things of wood. John also reads many books. A jolly good fellow. Dramatic Club 2, 3. Nina Theresa Celona The world smiles with her. Nina is one of those quiet girls of whom we see little outside of classes. .Although she has not played on our school teams, N ina enjoys basketball and volleyball. A hike is likewise always welcome. Edna Mae Charrier For all that faire is, is by Nature good. Edna is one of the members of the class who try to appear quiet and bashful but aren't. She enjoys drawing and dancing. She is president of the Arts and Crafts Club. She has some of us wondering where she found out so much about football. How about letting us in on the secret? Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Readers' C.uild 3, 4, Art Club 4, Class Play, Red and (iray. Marshal 4. Rose Mary Cicala Chatter helps the luorld go around. Rose is a quiet girl of whom we don't hear much. However, we know she is •ery interested in basketball and has played on the school teams. She is also a ery active Scout member. May you keep doing your good deed dailv. Rose. Hockey, Basketball, 'ol- leyball 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2,'4. Loretta Jane Cieslak A quick, energetic young lady. Loretta is a part-time student who has pro%ed herself very ef- ficient. She is a friendly girl and has brought many enjoyable mo- ments to those in her classes and her friends. Hockev, X'oUeyball 3, Basketball 3, 4. Page 17

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Reginald Lawrence Cackett You are sure to hear much of his deeds. Here is a happy-go-lucky, Waites Corner lad, who does Aery little homework and takes things as they come. A player of the banjo, Reggie is ery musically inclined. I le is also acii e in church work. Edward Charles Card find silence a valuable key to success. Eddie is ery studious but that does not pre ent him from being interested in sports such as swimming, fishing, football and baseball. .Although ery quiet, he is well liked by all who know him. lie enjoys music and plavs the iolin exceedingly well. Orchestra Albert Richard Carlson .1 comrade blithe and full of glee. Albert comes from Mechanic Street. He is excellent both as a swimmer and as a g 'mnast. One needs only to look at him to realize this. Roland Arthur Caron .1 who have done good u-ork uith their whole heart have obtained success. Roland is a very quiet and bashful person in school, but out- side appears to be quite the oppwsite. He is an all around good sportsman; football and basketball being his fa orites. It is said that during his spare time he likes erN' much to raise Cain. We hope that his present job as a store clerk will lead to something worthwhile in the future. Relav Team 3. Margaret McAllister Burton Fair and capable in many arts. Margaret was cheerful from the instant she arrived at school in the morning until she left at two o'clock. Her disposition and interest in children caused her to be in demand for caring for chil- dren after school. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Dorella Mary Caron A sweet attractive kind of grace. Dorella has a ver ' pleasing personality which has made her main- friends. She makes up for her diminutive si e by dressing neatly and in 1 lie latest fashions at all times. Most of her interests arc outside of school .so she docs not take part in many of our school activities. Hockey 2. Phyllis Marie Carpenter Mind cannot follow it, nor words express 11 er in finite s'weetness. Phil is the pretty, slim girl you see hurrying to and from Crocker Field, as she is Coach Amiott's efficient secretary'. She has kept Dickie (' ale er - interested. In fact so much so. that he has given up his 'ariet - is the Spice of Life motto. Junior Prom Com- mittee .1, Dramatic Club 2. 4, Write-up Committee Boulder 4. Domenica Josephine Cascio M odesty that low sweet root, From which all heavenly virtues shoot. Domenica is a girl who has always found something to do. She has as an asset a vi id imagination and can make up excellent stories for children. She hopes to become a bookkeeper, and she certainly would make a good one. Basketball, 'olleyball 3, 4. Page 16

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Robert Otis Crocker Lively and ardent, frank and calm. l?ob is a veo' likeable chap and is a favorite with all his class- mates. He likes dancing and is a fine skater. Who would make a ijetter looking usher in (he nifty uniform of one of our local movie palaces than Fob? One of his closest friends after 2 p. m. is Miss Haskins. Junior I'rom Committee .S, Basketball. Junior-Senior Relay j, 4, Baseball, Track, Dramatic Club 4. Ernest Cross, Jr. Diligence is the Mother of Good Fortune. Ernest possesses a happy disposition and is always ready wiih a smile, both in school and out. He appears to be industrious and to like to work. He is an ardent lover of sports, and although he does not play himself, he is a great fan. Joseph William Crossley His music has its lingering charms From both voice and guitar. Sometimes this lad with a slow drawl, who comes from the South, is known as Lucky Billy. His fa orite pastime is playing stringed instruments, at which, we hear, he is quite adept. We are also informed that he can yodle like a cowboy. James Cunningham The mildest manners and the greatest heart. Jim, with ancestors from the Highland Moors, has a way of making friends which is his •ery own. He could slap your face and you'd ha e to laugh at him no matter how annoyed you were. .A good scholar and all around fellow. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Eleanor Joyce Cleveland Not much talk, a great sweet silence. Eleanor is a rather quiet schoolmate, but her own circle of friends and acquaintances always enjoys her presence. She was one of our part-time students this year, and worked for Miss Mattson. Eleanor is ery fond of sports and finds lime to participate in some of them. 'olieyball, Basketball .S. Rita Claire Collette Quiet she may be, but friends she has innumerable. Rita is an appealing little piece of bubbling mirth who has won the hearts of all who know her. Cne twinkle from those loxely eyes would melt a heart of stone. Rita is a part-time student and every other week helps Miss Matlson. History Club 4. Helen Winifred Connor Great feelings has she of her ou ti, Which lesser souls may never know. Helen is a very quiet and studious person with a pleasing dis- position. -She has been a serious student all along, making great heatlway in t he Connnercial Course. Helen can always be lound at school functions. She enjoys athletics also. 1 ran. at ic C hil) 4. Dorothy Irene Conroy 11 er 'words were simple and her heart sincere. Dot is a aluable niember of the Red and ('ira - board, ller faxorite pastime is walking. .A football enthusiast, she can be heard cheering lustilv for a certain football plaver on Squad B. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Red and Cray 3, 4, Marshal 4, History Club 4. Page 18