Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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BOULDER 1941 Marguerite Banetti Henault Quiet she may be, hut friends she has innumerable Margie's roguish twinkle and rollicking gait clearly express her fun loving spirit. She would give the impression that she is studious, but she is just as jolly and carefree as she can be. Studies may come and studies may go, but Margie takes them with a light heart and always greets the world with a smile. Evelyn Mildred Herold Kind and quiet, always neat. She'll find friends in all she meets Evelyn is a true friend and a conscientious student. She is always good natured and ready to lend a willing hand. Those red cheeks of Evelyn's must be the result of coming all the way from ■VX'estminster each morning. Evelyn is going to be a secretary. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Laura Deane Higgins Her stature tall — her manner dignified Laura Deane's flawless features, and keen mind furnish an example of beauty and brains walking together. Two of her great- est accomplishments are her ability in writing short stories and her varied talents as a musician. She hopes to be a nursery school teacher someday. Basketball 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Red and Gray Board 3, 4. Dorothy Ada Hill An air of happiness about her Dot is one of our best liked seniors. She loves fun and has made more than one cloudy day sunny with her contagious cheer- fulness. She collects toy dogs as a hobby and plays a good game of ping pong. Her ambition is to be a children's nurse. Dramatic Club 4. Nina Eva Hills The beautiful maiden moved down in the dance. With the vtagic of motion and sunshine of glance Nina made her stage debut when she was a sophomore and since then she has shown us how talented she is in other ways. She never worries about her studies, but she gets by. Nina always has a smile and is always ready to help out in difficulties. Basket- ball 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3. Priscilla Houghton A merry, amiable, little lass Pilly is the little blonde marshall outside of Mr. Hubbard's room. She will be best remembered, however, for her vivacity and gay chatter, but underneath this surface of giggles and fun, Pilly has a surprisingly philosophical nature. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Lucilla Emmelyn Hyatt Her sweetness and her good nature are two of her greatest aspects Lucilla just hates to study, but she is a fine athlete. In school she directs traffic on the first floor with a high degree of efficiency. She plans to be a medical secretary, that is, if some lucky man doesn't capture her first. 'Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Lucille Marie Isabelle A carefree smile that won't come off Although Lucille has never troubled us with much unnecessary talk, she is full of fun. She has two hobbies, the movies and the Girl Scouts. Lucille enjoys athletics and is especially clever in basketball. In about three years we may see Lucille in a nurse's uniform as that is the profession in which she is interested. Bas- ketball 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. Page 27

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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

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BOULDER 1941 Earle Frederick Heughins Laughter and fun die my closest friends Earle is a good sport and a delightful companion. Modeling airplanes and woodworking are two of his favorite hobbies. He plays almost all sports outside of school. In years to come Earle hopes to be either a wood worker or a machinist. Raymond Albert Hill A more princely looking man never stepped through a prince' s hall Ray is a tall fellow who wears the dazzling uniform in the balcony at the Shea's. For exercise he canters along the bridle paths mounted on a junior edition of Sea Biscuit. He takes part in sev- eral activities and has dramatic ambitions. In the future he hopes to be a department store manager. Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, } ; Baseball 2, Councilor 3. Albert Richard Hobbs Today whatever annoy, the uorld for me is simply joy Albert is one of the industrious, but not studious, persons who works after school and Saturdays. He is a representative of West Fitchburg and is reputed to be one of its best boxers. As yet, his plans for the future are undecided. Robert Frederic Hodge Quiet! Let him dream on Bob has a weakness for a certain well-known railroad cap. He has a leaning toward athletic interests. Baseball is one of his favor- ite sports and he plays for the Arrows in the summer. Bob has also bten a great asset to our F. H. S. team, and is well liked by his fellow players. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Relay 3. Joseph Arthur Hunt None but the braie deserves the fair Joseph is a very tall fellow with an unusually well developed physique. He is very quiet and never bothers anyone, and his friends say he's a fine fellow. To join the Navy and become a chemist is his plan at the present. Edward Hutchins, Jr. Strong in hod), strong in mind, trong in the hearts of his kind Athletics hold a high place in Hutch's thoughts. He not only seems to like all sports, but to make an excellent showing in them all. He has a great many friends of both sexes, which proves that he not only is good natured, but has a nice personality as well. He has no immediate plans for the future. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 ; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Relay 3; Councilor 2. Raymond Francis Jail let All persistent men achieve success Raymond is one of the boys who is going to protect his country by joining the Navy Air Corps. His dexterity in sports will surely help him in his Navy career. The fact that he likes to tinker with motors should also be a great help. Raymond's popularity is evi- denced by the fact that he is a student councilor. Councilor 4. John Allan Jakoia With a goodly share of laughter in his eye John participates in many sports such as basketball and base- ball, which he enjoys most. When he ran in the Junior-Senior Relay last year, he really made the mud fly. Although John seems to be quiet sometimes in school, he is really a very cheerful, gay, and friendly companion. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Relay 3, 4. Page 28