Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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1950 JOAN ANGELA CALI Chatter helps the day roll by. Joanie, with her attractive appearance and pleasing personality, has made many friends during her four years at high school. She is the life of any party or group she is with, and her company is always in demand. Joanie is an active member of the class and is present at all the school functions. She is an excellent dancer and a much .sought- after partner. Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2. RICHARD JOHN CAPUTI A good disposition that gold cannot buy. A very ambitious fellow, Dick spends his time after school working at Empire Shoe Rebuilders. Following a paternal influence, Dick loves to make woodworking projects. For a hobby he took up trumpet les- sons, and now it might even be his future. t night Dick can almost always be found at Maple's Luncheonette in Leominster, where he is usually surrounded by girls. Band, 2 ; Junior Assembly, 3 ; Senior Class Orchestra, 4. CHARLES EDWIN CARLSON Good humor is the health of the soul. Chuck is not only president of the Dramatic Club, but also presi- dent of the Massachusetts High School Dramatic Association. His ever- ready laugh and happy manner are distinguishing qualities. He loves baseball and plays a good game. After college, Chuck would like to either enter the radio field or play professional baseball. Band, 2; Baseball, 3, 4; Football, Junior-Senior Relay, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2; Boulder. 4; Junior Assembly, 3; Com- petitive Play, Variety Revue, Class Play, 4. PAUL AUGUSTIN CASSINARI Quiet, let him dream on! A happy-go-lucky member of our class, Paul comes from the South Side. His fondness for printing is shown in his creditable work. Paul likes all sports, but his favorites are baseball and fishing. He is also an excellent partner on the dance floor. You can usually find him at Small's Store or at the Y. Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2; Junior-Senior Relay, 4; Ski Club, 3; Senior Reception to Faculty, 4. MARJORIE LOUISE CHORZEMPA A merry heart and a cheerful countenance. Margie, a lively miss who has a passion for lavender, is always bub- bling over with enthusiasm. Her remarkable sense of humor is just one of the reasons why she is so well liked by all who know her. Margie is a member of the Civil Air Patrol, the Rainbow Girls, and the Christ Church Choir. Office work will probably be included in her after grad- uation plans. Basketball, Tennis, 3, 4; Volleyball, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2 ; Competitive Play, 3 ; Variety Revue, 4. 20

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1950 CONSTANCE ISABEL BRIGGS There is eloquence in silence. Connie appears to be one of the quiet members of our class, but behind her demure manner we find gaiety and unknown humor. She ?s a nerson that you enjov being with. Connie was selected Wcrthy .'Ad- visor of the Rainbow Girls, the highest office of that organization. Her main interest is in Clinton, Massachusetts. Connie plans to enter Teach- ers College in the Fall. Basketball, Volleyball, 2, 4; Debating Club, Glee Club, 2; Ski Club, 3 ; Senior Prom Committee, 4. JUDITH BROWN That smile of mirth and gladness, and that flash of mischief, too. Full of pep and very original, Judy loves horses. Her room is cluttered with pictures and figurines of them. She has a hair style of her own. Judy drives a car with speed as we'l as accuracy. Besides being a good student, Judy is famous for her one handed volleyball playing. She plans to attend Middlebury college after graduation. Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Ski Club, 3, 4; Class Ring, Junior Assembly, Junior Prom, Junior-Senior Xmas Party, 3; Red and Gray 3, 4; Competitive Play, 3; Variety Revue, 4; Class Play, 4. MILTON VINCENT BROWN A joke a day keeps the blues away. Mickey, as his friends call him, is a boy you would all be glad to meet. With his never ending smile and hilarious jokes you can't help but be contented. He doesn't let the thought of his lessons keep him awake nights, for he firmly believes in taking things easy. Mickey may be seen any time working at the A J Fruit Store after school. BRUCE CARLTON BUCK am not in the roll of common men. Bucky, as he is known by all his many friends, is that quiet fellow with the nice smile. His chief interest at the moment is in his sharped up car, Hot Rod. After graduation Bucky wants to join the armed forces, and we understand that the Navy is his choice. YVONNE ANITA CABANA Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. Yvonne is a very silent person, but full of high ideals. Her effer- vescent spirit produces a distinct personality which accepts life lightly, yet with a certain reserve. Although studies are decidedly not her favorite pastime, she manages to present a favorable report each time marks come around. Yvonne's plans for the future are still undecided. Basketball, 3. 19

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1950 EDITH ANN CHRISTIE The mildest manners combined with gentle heart. A very conscientious miss, Edith sets sood marks all the time. Al- though she is very quiet, she is well-known, and all who do know her like her. She has a fondness for all kinds of animals, but cats are a favorite of hers. Her plans for the the future include a great deal of studying, which she hopes will result in a nursing career. Debating Club, 4. LOUIS PASQUALE CIOFFI Waste not thy advantages. A smooth, black-haired boy of average height, the outstanding char- acteristic about Louis is a physique of which any man would be proud. He may be seen working at Brockelman's market behind the vegetable counter during his spare time. Louis likes all sports, but has a special fondness for basketball, in which he excels. Baseball, ,5, 4; Basketball, 2; Junior-Senior Relay, 4; Thanksgiving Dance Committee, 4. JEANNETTE MARY CLOUTHIER Merriment is a true remedy in life. Jay is a fun-loving, vivacious oung lady. Her good looks and pleasing nature have won her a host of admirers, both boys and girls. Her unfailing presence at all functions mark her as a loyal supporter of the class and the school, and will undoubtedly be the beginning of a very successful future. RONALD EDWARD COLLETTE He'll never die of overwork. One of the scientific whizzes of our class, Ronnie stars in both physics and chemistry. He is one of our many wits, since cracking jokes is another of his numerous accomplishments. Although his good humor is almost constantly evident, occasionally he max' be found in a serious mood. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4. DONALD EVERETT COMIRE .4 quiet manner hid the mischief in his eye. Don, who has brown eyes and black, wavy hair, is often seen wander- ing around school with a certain, cute sophomore. She is his main interest but sports come second. He likes baseball especially, and is an ardent fan of Stan Musial and the Cardinals. Junior-Senior Relay, 3, 4. 21