Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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1944 THE BOULDER Thomas Francis Murray 'Cause I'm bashful Prominent in athletics, especially football . . likes swimming . . took a bicycle trip to New York last summer . . member of the Merchant Marine but not yet on active duty. Band 2; Football 2, 3, 4 ; Junior-Senior Relay 3. Charles Adelard Nadeau He lakelh much delight in musical instruments Our snappy drum major . . plays the flute in the orchestra . . works at Aubuchon's Warehouse . . likes hunting and basketball . . Westminster member of the State Guard . . will join Navy. Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Robert William Nikander A man who blushes is never a brute Studious mathemagician . . retiring, silent type . . blushes easily . . pet love, books, preferably illustrated . . persistent as King Bruce's spider . . completely dependable . . Harvard clip . . enviably efficient . . unaffected by femininity. Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball, Basketball 3; Round Table 4. Charles Nick Nikitas What cere I for books Aggressive, generous, kind . . neat dresser . . shy grin . . blushes easily . . eyes that sparkle . . enjoys opera . . efficient on the baseball diamond. Intramural Basketball 2. John Angelo Nonni A little nonsense now and then Special genius for planning mischief . . will try anything once . . noted for his red shirts . . adept shoe rebuilder . . Mr. Howard's capable assistant. Junior Dance Committee 3. Robert Russell Novak A boy with a curl always catches a girl Admirer of the beautiful . . likes good music . . also solid jive . . has traveled all over the country . . draws in his spare time . . will enter one of the armed services. Track 3. Norman Alexander Nutting An awful line hath he The perfect physical specimen . . Iikeably aggressive . . an animated smile . . very blond . . plaid sport shirts a specialty . . dynamo of energy . . lives to hunt rabbits and deer . . worryless. John Alden Oakes 1 am asleep, do not awaken me Invariably not on time . . usually seen dashing to his home room at 8:13 . . ideas incorporated . . serious, self-sufficient, sober . . boyish charm. P IP Sat tit mm 1 Page 29

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THE BOULDER 1944 Sybil Alice Hyatt Diligence is the mother of good fortune Sincerity and frankness are her chief characteristics . . quiet and reserved . . avid reader of Mademoiselle . . a smile worth ad- vertising . . well-known only by her friends. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Concetta Marie Imprescia To be merry best becomes you Small and attractive . . quite quiet . . big brown eyes and long brown hair . . expert horsewoman . . has a large collection of snapshots . . wants to be a secretary for some firm. Basketball 2, 4. Mildred Sarah Jaffe A quiet girl well known by few Violinist, par excellence . . cheerful but rather shy . . punctual correspondent . . curly locks . . music is her life work . . plans to enter Barnard College. Debating Club 2, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Basketball, Thanksgiving Dance Committee, Orchestra 4. Dorothy Frances Johnson Calmness is a great advantage Hails from Westminster . . noted for being quiet and reserved most of time in school, yet with her friends, quite humorous and full of fun . . her reading and studying . . skiing, bowling, table tennis, Softball, and basketball are her favorite sports . . out for a Gold F. Dramatic Club, Round Table 4. Ruth Elizabeth Johnson Peace rules the day where reason rules the u ind Entertaining manner . . her heart governs her head . . thrives on music in any form . . colorful wardrobe . . small girl with a big vocabulary. Alice Katsaros Give thy thoughts no tongue Main interest — ballet . . many scrapbooks about famous bal- lerinas . . sparkling brown eyes . . collec s choice symphonic record- ings . . prefers California climate . . always whistling and singing. Marie Eleanor Kendall Rich in good works A nice girl to know . . speed demon on skates . . calm, cool, collected . . efficient part-timer . . also works for the North Wor- cester Public Health Association. Volleyball, Basketball 2; Dra- inage Club 3, 4. Ruth Carol Kuck She is witty, she is wise, She's a terror for her size Tiny and full of pep . . always active . . enjoys roiler-skating, all winter sports . . horseback riding . . an energetic swimmer and a fast diver . . plans to join the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps and will train at the Worcester City Hospital. Hockey, Badminton 2 ; Bas- ketball, Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. Page 28 |

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THE BOULDER 1944 Madeline Louise Lafleur An air of happiness about her Nice to know . . faithfully carries out her duties . . favorite sports are ice-skating and roller-skating . . will be a bookkeeper. Irene Mary Lamothe Cheerfulness is a friend of grace Gracious, affable, polite . . insouciant towards high school boys . . otherwise easy to get along with . . loves to walk . . may be seen at all outdoor events. Dramatic Club 4. Doris Jane Langlois A girl with spirit, a girl with pep, A finer friend has not been knoivn yet. Musical . . sporty . . left F. H. S., but couldn't stay away . . blond hair . . true pal . . goes in for spor ts in a big way . . driving . . skiing . . skating . . swimming . . basketball . . hockey . . a good mind . . one of those people who are always nice to have around . . wants to be a flyer. Volleyball, Orchestra 2 ; Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Dramatic Club 4. Lorraine Ann Lavoie It is the quiet worker who succeeds Knack for silent accomplishment . . dislikes chem . . snappy sweaters . . sports-girl manner . . loves roller-skating, bowling, and biking . . calmly independent. Basketball 2. Annette Marie LeBlanc Fair thoughts and happy hours attend you Appealing friendliness . . enjoys popular music . . has a special collection of South American records . . bright eyes . . neat dresser . . good basketball player. Basketball, Hockey 2; Junior Dance Committee 3. Irene Gertrude LeBlanc A light heart lives long Reserved and mild . . occasionally termed shy . . happy to be alive . . forever helpful . . favorite sport, swimming . . participates faithfully in school activities . . oral talks drive her crazy. Dramatic Club 4. Yvonne Mary LeBlanc ' 'oil is the sire of fame Likes to be with children . . a truly good companion . . likes to argue for the sake of argument . . wants to be a telephone operator. Doris Mae Ledoux Nowhere beats a heart so kindly A stalwart young miss . . a good student . . interested in the culinary arts . . avid movie fan . . part-timer for Mr. Dufour . . wants to be a secretary. Page 30