Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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13 OHLD Jl fi-f Richard Barrie Gale Full of pep, easy to please, As carefree and gay as a March breeze. Dickie, because of his versatility, ranks high in popularity. Not only has he good looks, a pleasing personality, and jolly nature, but he is also an accomplished dancer, a superb clarinet player attd an excellent guitar struninier. It is no wonder Dick is so wel- come at parties. King Committee 3, Band, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Francis Gaudet Faithful and likeable is he. True enough Francis is a quiet boy. but whenever anything interesting is going on he can always be found in the center of it. He studies, but not enough to deprive him of outside acti ities, in which he thoroughly enjoys himself. Track ?i. Sam Albert Giadone ■ live not in myself. But I become a portion of that around me. Sam does not attract much attention in his travels about the high school corridors, nor is he famed for his scholastic ability. He is fond of all sorts of sports, weather and homework permitting. Rene Goguen Character is a perfectly educated uill. Rene is always ready to answer at great length all questions regarding hunting, for he is a great lover of the out-of-doors and spends much time enjoying nature and its creations. We presume it is hunting which takes the monotony out of homework for Rene. Johann Carmella Fava Fair she is, and kind as she is fair. Jennie is one of those girls who belie e in getting good marks without too much homework. She has a fine sense of humor, and a pleasing smile. One of Jennie's fa orite subjects must be historj- because she seems to know all the answers. 'olleyball. Hockey 2. Althea Reed Fellows She pos. icssed the peculiar talent of producin« effect in -u'hatnrr she said or did. -Althea is well known in even,' phase of school life, the athletic, the social, and the scholastic. She is full of a keen sense of humor. .She knows all the latest dance crazes and e er ' noon can be found tripping the light fantastic with one of our cheer leaders. Hockey 2, Volleyball .S, Basketball 2, ,S. 4. Ring Committee Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Write-up Committee Boulder 4, Senior Class Play 4. Janet Ferguson Like a bit of sunshine on a cloudy day, .She u ill quickly shoo all your blues away. Janet has a fair complexion, pretty brown hair, and a sunny disposition to go with them. She is constantly smiling, seems to be happy in whatever she does, and has a reputation for being modest. She likes most sports, and is a great fan. Helen Tapply Flaherty There is no icisdoni like frankness. Who can resist slipping this bewitching young thing the home- work she (lid not ha e time to do? With, or without it, she does very well in school, her fa orite subjects being Math, and Mr. Dool- ing. Some of her poems suggest that there may be a serious side to her nature. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Page 22

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Robert Joseph Fallon Cheerful at morn, he wakes from short repose Breathes the keen air and carols as he goes. Bob is a tall, blond, young giant, perhaps the tallest in our class. Although his head cuts the atmosphere as he walks, it con- tains a lot of other things besides air, so that he is easily able to put many of his lowlier brothers to shame. James Francis Finn The harder the task, the greater the achievement. Jimmy, one of our modest and quiet boys, is planning to be a salesman for a lacquer factory. Because of his very good manners and his neat appearance, we know he'll have success. 5n school Jimmy participated in hockey, baseball, football, and basketball. Richard Francis Finn Ilis smile was not more sunny than his wit. Dick is one of the prides of the senior class. Tall, dark, and handsome, with a winning smile which has carried him along in high school, and no doubt will bring him much success in the future. It's hard to tell when Dick is serious, so gals don't believe every- thing he tells you. Dramatic Club, Debating Club 2, Football 3, Councillor 3, Write-up Committee Boulder 4. Arthur Aaron Friberg Deeds, not words, make the man. Arthur is a favorite among the boys in school. Even the op- posite sex looks upon him as a hero because of his excellence in all sports, especially football. Everyone finds Arthur a very helpful and good-natured lad. Football 2, 3, 4, Ring Committee 3. Adrienne Lucy Dupuis To be busy at something is a modest maid's holiday. Adrienne is the tall, blonde miss whose principal interest seems to be Girl Scout work. Her endea ors in this field ha e helped her to attain the coveted (iolden Eaglet pin, and she also was fortunate to be able to attend the Scout Jamboree in Plymouth, .Adrienne excels in athletics, particularly basketball, while still managing to keep up in her studies. Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Class Dues Committee 3, Photography Club, History Club, French Club, Debating Club 4, Senior Class I'lay 4. Lillian Marie Duquette All things are won by diligence. Lillian is a pleasant and well liked member of our class. She is full of fun and is always looking for a good time and a good laugh. Lillian is a part-time student and Mr. Dufour is fortunate in ha ing such a capable little helper every other week. Doris Genevieve Durkee True worth is in being, not seeming. Doris is noted for having genuine curls. This makes her the envy of both the boys and girls. She surprises herself with the good marks she is able to obtain. She is one of the most polite girls in the class. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Mildred Constance Emerson She is very gentle of nature. Mildred has distinguished herself in our class as a capable worker, and supporter of all things beneficial to the betterment of the school. She is a roller skating enthusiast and also finds much pleasure in the C.irl .Scouts. History Club 4. Page 21

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Albert Oscar Goudreau Real loyalty is hard to find, But Albert has the key. Al has a long way to come to school every day so perhaps that is the reason that he comes on his bicycle. The sport that he likes the most and excels in is ice skating. He is one of the quietest but most sincere boys in our class. Thomas Hansen Where words are scarce they are seldom spent in vain. Tommy was one of the best runners on the relay team in 'Ji7 and was also on the football squad. He takes athletics quite seri- ously, and is usually found after school hours on a back lot playing scrub basketball, baseball, or football. He is somewhat of a wit, and likes to cut-up outside school while in school this characteristic of his is not so pronounced. I elay Team 3. Reino Harsila It is not that you won or lost But how you played the game. Since Muna has been on the football team he has had to dodge persistent ladies. I'nfortunately for the school he didn't find out that he was a football player until his senior year. School doesn't present any great fascination for him, but he does succeed in getting good marks. Basketball, Football, Baseball 4. Melvin Albert Hawes The force of his oiun merit makes his oivn way. Melvin is one of the few boys that can combine sports and studies successfully. He has two passions, football and a diminu- tive young lady with reddish gold locks. He is a studious boy and gets good marks, yet he always shines when he is called upon to do his part on the athletic field. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Marshal 4. Bernice Irene Fletcher She's full of life and full of fun. It must be nice to know that you are e erybody's friend and e 'erybody is your friend. This Bernie knows. Her laughter can be heard before she appears. No hockey game would be complete without Bernie there to play. Dramatic Club 3, Volleyball 3, 4, History Club 4, Hockey, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Marjorie Fletcher .Silence and discretion are especially becoming in a yjrl. Marjorie's aspiration is to become a nurse. How fortunate will be those who will come under the fostering care of her profes- sional skill. Although she is a great friend of Winona's, she has permitted many to enjoy a share of her companionship. Readers' Cuild 3, Secretary Science Club 4. Dorothy Marguerite Forest Little it matters what the size, Her true good value we realize. Dorothy has been one of our up-and-coming classmates through- out her three years in high school. She was active in many school activities, but took special interest in the Dramatic and French Clubs. She showed excellent class spirit, through her willingness to cooperate with everyone. Basketball, X'olleyball, Hocke ', Dra- matic, French Club 2, 3, 4, L,atin Club 4. Lorraine Marguerite Forest That which benefits us is cheerfulness. Lorraine is one of our bike enthusiasts for you will ne er see Lorraine outside of school without her bike. By the way how's the guitar coming along? If she studies as much as she plays on that instrument, we predict great things for her in the future. Page 23