Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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The Boulder 1949 CYNTHIA ANN CHABOT A little time for laughter. This attractive, neatly-clad girl, known as Cyn , could never be taken for the twin of Shirley. With her witty remarks and en- gaging smile, Cyn has a special knack of winning friends easily. During the summer she acquires her lovely tan at Hampton Beach. Cyn plans to enter business college after graduation. Basketball 3, 4 ; Alternate Representative 3 ; Junior-Senior Re- ception 3 ; Volleyball 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAE CHABOT Merrily I make my way through life day by day. Her flashing dimples and sparkling smile easily win all whom Shirley mets. Laughter and good humor accompany her wherever she may go, for making people see the brighter side of life is one of her outstanding characteristics. Next fall Shirley plans to enter business college. Basketball 3; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Volleyball 3. RUTH ESTHER CHALMERS Cheerfulness helps us along the path of life. Ruth is a popular miss who literally bubbles over with viva- city. She enjoys reading and has a large library. English is the subject she enjoys the most. In her spare time she works in a local clothing store and is quite an efficient salesgirl. Her work on the class book was invaluable. Ruth's plans for the future are not yet definite but will probably be domestic. Assistant Editor of Classbook; Class Ring Committee 3; Home Room Representative 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Round Table 4; Senior Class Play; Open Meet- ing of Dramatic Club 3, 4. BEVERLY JOANNE CHASE Yonder sits a maiden, the fairest of the fair. Blonde and Bronx-born, an unbeatable combination, Bev is one of the most attractive and popular lasses in the class of '49. Bev can be depended upon to do her share of the work, no matter what the order of the day may be. She was a great asset to the Boulder, an active member of the dramatic club, and has taken part in many presentations. She enjoys skiing, dancing, and swimming. Bev hopes to study journalism at Columbia University. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Round Table 4; Co-Chairman Write-up Committee 4; Open Meeting Dramatic Club 2, 4; Radio Club 2; Senior Class Play 4; Variety Revue 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 23

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The Boulder ]949 o£ J ■Ha it : si wBBm JAMES FREDRICK CAREY Bo « tt' i? ' 0 laughter. Jim is a big fellow with a pleasant smile which appears at the slightest inclination. Of the athletic type, he played tackle on our football team during his high school career. His German clip is the envy of all of us, and we have seldom seen him without one. Jim hasn't decided what he will do after he leaves F.H.S. Dramatic Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Junior Assembly 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior-Senior Christmas Party 3; Junior- Senior Reception 3; Thanksgiving Dance Committee. DAMON ARMISTICE CARLETON Intermingled mirth and earnestness. A tall, good-looking boy from South Ashburnham, Damon is a really sincere fellow. He has the unusual hobby of raising racing pigeons. He likes all active outdoor sports, especially baseball and football. Some branch of the armed services will be Damon' occupation. futur DAVID WALKER CARLSON He may appear studious, but is not truthfully so. Dave or Brud , as he is called, is one of those happy-go- lucky, extremely cheerful boys who never lets anything bother him. His fine work as manager of the football squad will not be for- gotten for quite a while. Brud's hearty laugh can be heard everywhere, especially in English class. After graduation Dave is very much interested in going to an aviation school in Indiana and we know with his irresistible charm he is sure to have good fortune. DONALD EARL CASWELL Casey would waltz with the strawberry blond and the band played on. Due to Donald's ability to dance, he is much in demand at all dances he attends. He is one of the many boys who is always trying to brighten up a quiet classroom with his never-ceasing pranks. If you frequently visit Westminster you have probably seen him delivering groceries for Johnny's Market. One of his favorite sports is swimming, and how the girls admire his manly muscles. Football 2. 22

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The Boulder 1949 RUTH MARY CLARK Come, and trip it, as you go, on the light fantastic toe. A small girl with an impish smile is Ruthie. Her attractive personality and ability to win friends, along with her high marks, have made her one of the outstanding members of the class. Ruthie has shown her talent for dancing, by performing in various school functions. Perhaps she will follow this talent in the future. Basketball 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior- Senior Christmas Party 3, 4; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Senior Prom Committee 4; Write-up Committee 4; Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM ALBERT CLOUTHIER, JR. The real character of a man is found out by his amusements. Bill is the fellow with the friendly grin, and the large collec- tion of pictures in his wallet. We notice that after every summer vacation there are a few more pictures added to his wallet. Bill is a good dancer; this helps to make him more acquaintances. He is very naval minded and expects to join the Navy in June. JEANNE MAE CORKUM Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life. Fun-loving Jeanne is welcome wherever she goes. Besides be- ing an excellent student, she excels in art. She has designed a number of covers, for The Red Gray. After graduation Jeanne intends to enter a school of nursing. With her initiative we know she will be successful in her chosen field. Basketball 2, 3; Classbook 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior- Senior Christmas Party 4 ; Junior-Senior Reception 3 ; Senior Prom Committee 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4. DORIS JEAN CORMIER A merry girl with a pleasant smile. Doris is friendly and smiling whenever you see her. She is one of the fortunate girls, blessed with beautiful curly hair. Dur- ing the football season you usually saw her sitting beside the coach taking his dictation — quite an attraction to the bench. She is an excellent dancer and collects all the latest hit tunes. Doris's plans for the future are not definite. Basketball 2, 3; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Tennis 2; Thanks- giving Dance Committee 4; Volleyball 2, 3. 24