Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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BOULDER 1941 Constance Louise Goguen A comely Miss of no mean talent Connie has a finger in almost every well known activity in school. She participates in every girls' sport we have in school. She is also a member of the school band and a familiar figure in the Girl Scouts, for she is a senior scout and is the head of a Brownie pack. Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Table Tennis 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Art Club 2; Band 2, 3,4. Dorothy Goldman She has eyes so soft and brown Dorothy came to us from Roxbury during her junior year. Although she did not know anyone when she first arrived, she has smce acquired many friends. She finds enjoyment in collecting autographs of famous people, and her ambition is to become a reporter. Tennis and ping pong are her two favorite sports. Dra- matic Club 4; Councilor 4. Elizabeth Anne Goss She smiled and shadows departed Betty will be best remembered for two things — her wavy, brown hair, and her sweet smile. She could, also, be depended upon to stand up for her rights. One couldn't help liking her, however, for she was friendly and sincere at all times. Basketball 2 ; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Florence Joan Handley She is a winsome, wee thing Jo is a combination of pep, personality, laughter, and charm. Add to this mixture, mischievious eyes and piquant face, and the finished product is the cutest girl in the class. Her hobby seems to be beautiful clothes for they have always been the envy of us all. Jo's noticeable grace must be due to her great ability in Denishawn. Write-up Committee 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Latin Club Deck Tennis 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Margaret Elizabeth Harley A lusiie fair, with golden hair Margy is a beautiful blonde who has a very becoming blush. We've always found her to have nothing but the best of disposi- tions though she can lose her temper for a good cause. Every- thing she attempts she tries to do as well as possible and since h;r best is excellent, well vouch for a bright future for her. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Write-up Committee 4. Eileen Ann Hart Witty, jolly, happy as can be Eileen is an active participant in all our sports. As a basket- ball referee she gained a good reputation. She is one o{ the group in our class who enjoys collecting newspaper clippings and pic- tures of friends. Eileen is planning to study beauty culture. Ping- pong 3; Dramatic Club 2, 4; Debating Club 2. Bertha Viola Hawkesworth Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined Bertha is a quiet, studious girl who comes to Fitchburg on the Westminster bus. She takes her work seriously and her play with enjoyment. No one could show better sportsmanship than Bertha does in all games. She is undecided whether she wants to become a secretary or do Red Cross work. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Doris Louise Heins Quiet she may be, but friends she has innumerable Doris always looks as if she had just come from the hair- dresser's. Believe it or not, she fixes her locks herself. She works at Felix Heins Massage ' typewriting for her brother. Although Doris does not participate in any school sports, she is always ready to do her share of cheering at the games. Page 25

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BOULDER 1941 Robert Newman Fickett What should a man do but be merry Bob keeps everyone happy around school with his great sense of humor. Two hobbies that he most enjoys are photography and wood working. His one desire is to become a mechanical engineer. Phiying in the band has won him the admiration and friendship of everyone. Band 2. 3, 4. Orchestra 2, , 4, Paul Alfred Fredette Quietly he speeds away to get. There i hh aim Paul is one of our lesser known classmates. He belongs to the crew that helps keep our institution presentable to outsiders. When he isn't down at the bowling alleys, or at school, you'll probably find him at home making a cabinet. Paul would like to continue his studies and work in architectural drawing. Einelio Joseph Gallon All actual heroes are essential men. And all men are possible heroes Emelio is a part-time student who works at the School Depart- ment. Collecting boxmg and baseball pictures is his hobby. Baseball, football, and golf are his favorite sports. Emelio plans to take up aeronautics after graduation. Baseball t. Maurice Ralph Gendron Happy with the little things Maurice is a quiet lad, but well worth knowing. He has a pleasant manner and is well liked by all. He is greatly interested in photography which he has made his hobby. Athletics interest Maurice as he participates in football and baseball as well as many other outdoor sports. Football 4. Charles Joseph Goguen He is dliiays in uih perject humor Here is Fitchburg High's number one drummer boy. Charley has become famous both in concert and dance-band drumming. By the way, he also does well with his studies, and doesn't let outside activities interfere with them. Band, Orchestra 2, } , 4; Boulder 4. Richard Clinton Gooding Good nature and good sense must ever join Dick has been a credit to our glee club since his coming to the school. 'When he is at home, he likes to read, but hunting and sailing also appeal to him. Dick is a signal man in th Naval Re- serve. He is interested in Naval Signaling, but is undecided bout a full time Navy position. Dramatic Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Councilor 3; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4. Richard Morris Goodridge He is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies Beneath Goody's quietness there lies the ambition to be a truck driver or bus driver. He is constantly on the watch for old money for he is a numismatist. In the spring and summer he can frequently be seen playing baseball at the Goodrich Strett Playground. He is a member of the high school s baseball team. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Dana Dudley Goodwin He was withal a man of elegance and stature tall Dana is very prominent in all musical activities. He served as the snappy drum major of our band and is a member of the orchestra. Afternoons he works at Goodwin's Shoe Store. To be a business administrator is his plan. Track 2, 3; Relay Team 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Page 24

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BOULDER 1941 Clarence Hayden Green W ha! man dares. I dare Clarence is our class wit and has quite thoroughly mastered the art of making people laugh through his cleverness. Clarence is also adept at fishing which is one of his favorite pastimes. Patriotism flares high in him, as he intends to join his Uncle Sam's Army. Joseph Napoleon Robert Guenette Mild-mannered in all he does Bob is a quiet boy notable mainly for his beautiful curly hair which is the envy of many a young damsel. For sport he plays foot- ball. Bob lists photography as his hobby. He must also like hiking for he plans to become a mail carrier in the future. Andrew Hansen Smile and the world smiles with you Andy is one of the quieter members of the class, but under- neath there is a grand sense of humor. He can usually be seen hurrying along the corridors to his next class as studious as a pro- fessor. Andy spends a great deal of his time ushering at the Universal Theater. As for the future, he has high hopes of becoming an aviator. Frederick Andrew Haskell A man of lofty purpose Silence is Golden describes Fred very well in school. If and when he does say anything, it is short. School se;ms to have such an effect on Fred that he becomes nearly speechless on entering it. Having no particular hobby, he spends some of his spare time at the A P Market, but he is much interested in basketball. He plans lo a'tend college. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Robert Andrew Havener Still waters run deep Robert comes to us from Westminster. He is very quiet and s'.udious around school. His extreme shyness causes disappointment among the girls. He is a valuable asset to the band. Outside of school, he keeps bees and collects biological specimens. Band, Orch- es ra 2, 3, 4. Donald Josiah Hayden Obliging and ever so kind, He is a friend we're glad to find Butch is the possessor of an unlimited knowledge of music, orchestras, and records. We shall always remember him for his mar- velous playing of trumpet in Pennsylvania Six-Five Tht)usand. He is one of the many belonging to the Hi-Y. Although Butch is much interested in music, he expects to go to Springfield College and then to become an instructor for the Y.M.C.A. Band 2, 3, A', Orch- estra 3, 4. Eugene Edward Hellman A keen wit, a wise look, and an answer always ready G;ne is one of the husky lads in our class. Summers he can be found swimming and camping at Stodge Meadow. He is one of those persons who gets admission to the football games by playing in the band. Frequently he plays drums on dance jobs. Following school, he plans to take up mechanical engineering. Basketball 2, 3; Band, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Robert James Henry So exceedingly tall One of the few people who can get along in this world by letting things slide is a trombone player, and Hank is one of this fortunate fraternity. He may well be remembered for the liquid tone of his slide trombone. Bob is just going to high school so he can go to college, so he can get out of college, so he can play his trombone. Page 26