Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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THE BOULDER 1944 Ruth Elizabeth Cunningham A lady, a scholar, a fine friend Not exactly shy . . sociable sweet disposition . . says little but thinks much . . loves to read . . Ipana smile . . ambition is to become a WAVE. Norma Ruth Cutting There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother Courageous, unassuming, friendly . . thinks of others . . nature lover . . sliding is her Wa'erloo . . cashier at Central Hardware . . secretarily inclined . . active, enthusiastic member of the Rainbow Girls. Dramatic Club, Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4. Marion Louise Deery Stay as you are and be loved forever Perpetual good feeling for all . . one of Mr. Dufour's favorite s udents . . dancing pleases her fancy . . a tender heart, a will in- flexible. Basketball 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Gloria Rita DiNinno The only jewel which will not decay is knowledge Full of pep . . very friendly . . a good student . . 920 club fan . . works part time for Mr. Stevenson Volleyball 2; Basketball 2, 3. wants to be a secretary. Mary Di Pasquale She'll scatter sunshine wherever she goes Joke for every occasion . . really laughs . . definitely not the quiet type . . dependable in a pinch . . snappy on the basketball floor . . plans to be a typist. Basketball 2; Hockey 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Rosemary Jane Donahoe Why days pass pleasantly away Accomplished dancer . . excellent art student . . dignified yet down to earth . . nickname, Dusty . . maintains good marks in school . . dependable . . always good company . . very well poised . . when Dusty dances her feet seem to talk. Dramatic Club 2, 3; Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Basketball 4. Doris June Draper To be merry becomes you Doris is far from being the quietest girl in school . . always seen dashing here and there with that far away look in her eyes . . I kes dancing, but her first and last love is roller-skating . . one of the Arena's steadiest customers . . is a working girl, employed at Kresge's. Ping-Pong 2; Basketball 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Orpha Elizabeth Duddridge They conquer who think they can Quiet . . enjoys good literature . . fond of children . . hearty laugh . . likes chemistry . . an earnest student of the intellectual . . plans to be a laboratory technician. Basketball 2; Dramatic Club 4. Fage 20

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1944 THE BOULDER Francis Adelard Gariepy Faithful and likeable is he Camera fan . . French expert . . delight of Miss Champagne . . ushers at the Fitchburg . . retiring, but never misses a thing . . conscientious . . dances . . even temperament . . to know is to ap- preciate . . ambition is to be an M. D. Roland Peter Godin A jovial classmate, loyal and true Part-timer . . likes to dance . . wants to be a successful business man . . collects stamps and makes model airplanes. Edward David Warren Goguen Lively and ardent, frank and calm Camera fiend . . develops his own film . . artistic ability . . excellent swimmer . . works at the Safety Fund Bank . . his prefer- ence, Army Air Corps. Red and Gray 2, 3, 4; Relay 3. Marcel Joseph Grenier Life is a game that must be played with courage Especially interested in the sciences . . mainstay of the football team . . deceptively quiet . . man of muscle when the occasion de- mands . . left school as air cadet in the Army. Football 2, 3, 4; Class Colors Committee 3. Oiva Jalmar Hakala While we're alive let's live Ardent news follower . . ambitious farmer and apple picker . . shy as all get out . . ties mathematics in knots . . skier . . radio fan . . perfect behavior . . expects to be mechanical draftsman. Edwin Walfrid Hakola Strong of heart and of mind Cooperative at all times . . the strong silent type . . fertile mind beneath a calm exterior . . discerning as a magnifying glass . . will join the Army. Junior-Senior Relay 3. Frederick Richard Haudel His friends there are many His foes are there any? One of the South Side Boys . . energetically pursues math . . hunts and fishes with vigor . . noted for his entanglements with Miss Gifford concerning gum. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; U. S. N. R. Allan Victor Hautanen His interests range o'er everything Contagious smile . . brusque, exuberant, talkative . . terrific sense of humor . . has driven everything from trucks to cabs . . all wildly . . delights in jokes . . sense of being able to take care of himself . . is lost without' company. Basketball, Assistant Manager 2, 3; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Write-up Committee 4. Page 19

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1944 THE BOULDER David Lowell Hayden His true good value we realize Butch . . active in the State Guard . . taught a radio class . . member of Reipas . . snappy on the basketball court . . tenacious in his beliefs and convictions . . hopes to enter the Navy. Orchestra 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball, Junior-Senior Reception 3; Chairman, Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4. Reino Ensio Helttula Where quietness reigns ability is sure to be Complacent capability . . patience is his virtue . . quiet humor . . firm resolves and ethical methods . . surprisingly broad grin . . a revealing characteristic. Junior-Senior Relay, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Class Prophecy Committee, Class Play 4. Donald Francis Hughes Who loveth all things, hath fear of none Known for his prowess on the gridiron . . soda jerk at En- right's . . a good sport . . wants to join the Army. Football 4. Raymond William Ibbotson I wonder why they all like me Bill . . small but mighty . . fashionable Casanova . . never solemn . . witty remarks prove his humorous character . . crazy for flashy ties and socks . . Drury's pride and joy . . will enter the Navy. Intramural Basketball, Junior-Senior Reception 3. Laurel Kincaid Irvine A proper man, as one shall ever see in a summer ' s day Dramatic star and singer . . authority on opera . . staunch defender of Bette Davis . . accomplished dancer . . prominent in school activities . . plans to enter the field of music. Councillor 2 ; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Hugo Andrew Jamnback A learned man always has his riches in himself Short in stature but tall in standards . . prefers skis to she(s) . . dean of dry humor . . never hesitates to speak his mind . . pen- chant for argument . . independence a virtue. Andrew Millar Kilpatrick Few things are impossible to diligence Andy . . city champ at ping-pong . . almost as good at tennis . . wide grin . . even tempered . . visible at every school function . . plans to enter the armed services. Tennis, Band 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3 ; Dramatic Club 4. Stephen Koval There is safety in silence Definite ideas . . clean-cut appearance . . serious thinker . . cautious but confident . . master of the bow and arrow . . intends to take up chemical engineering at Worcester Tech. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Colors Committee 3; Junior-Senior Relay 3, 4; Dramatic Club, Thanksgiving Dance Committee, Class Play 4. Page 21