Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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1950 RICHARD OSCAR ERICKSON As the stars shine, so does an athlete. Dick, ranks as one of the best known athletes in school. Every- thing he tries, he does well, as is witnessed by his stellar performances in football, track, and basketball. However, his versatility doesn't lie entirely in sports, for Dick is an honor student in school and is also active in dramatics. He plans to enter college and to follow a coaching pro- fession. Football, Track, 2, , 4; Basketball, 4; Junior-Senior Relav, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, ; Glee Club, 1, 2, , ; Student Council, 3, 4; Com- petitive Play, 4; X'ariety Revue, 4; Class Play, 4. JAMES PAUL EWEN Not too serious, not too gay, A good fellow in every way. Jimmy's broad shoulders, height, flaming red hair and friendK grin help to make him a striking figure among us. He was a capable guard on our football squad and really loves the game. He has a fairly even disposition and is rather shy with girls. After high school he plans to go to college. Football, 4; Junior-Senior Relay, ; Junior-Senior Reception, . . CONSTANCE LOUISE FALES Little said is soonest mended. Connie, noted for her sweet disposition and sunny smile, has made a host of friends while at F. H. S. She has led a bus - social life outside of school, and is an avid supporter of all high school football and basket- ball games. Connie is also an active member of her youth group. She has not yet decided upon her future plans. ANNA MARION FARQUHAR .■ nd still they gazed, and the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew. Combine prettiness, brains, and personality and the result is a combi- nation that is spelled A-n-n-a. Rare? Indeed, but much to our liking. Anna wants to make college her future career. The University of Mass- achusetts seems to be in the foreground, boasting the stiffest Freshmen course in the country. Even that can't faze Anna, who we know will be a success. Band, Basketball, Volleyball, 2, .5, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, . ,, 4; Bouhkr, 4; Junior Prom Committee, Junior-Senior Reception, , ; Orchestra, 2, 4; Red and Gray, 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Class Play Stage Crew, 4. JOAN THERESA FENNO Life is too short to worry. Joan's vitality is complemented by attractiveness, mischievous eyes, and a contagious smile. She is ambitious, willing to lend a helping hand where needed, and her popularity is based on the fact that she is so sincere. Joan is an ardent dance enthusiast. She would like to go on to college this fall. Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Color Committee, 3; Class Motto Committee, 3; Junior-Senior Reception, 3; Junior Assembl , 3; Alternate Representative, 4. 27

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1950 PAUL JUDE DULIXG Never a dull moment do I have. Paul, our senior bombshell! His curly blond hair and everlasting smile make him one of the most popular boys in the class. Life of the party, full of fun, and a sharp dresser fit Paul to a tee. One of our proud West-FitchburK residents, he made a bip hit in the Junior-Senior Recep- tion and in our senior assemblies. Paul hopes to enter the Marine Corps. Football, 2; Junior Assembly, 3; Junior-Senior Reception, 3. RONALD FRANCIS DUNN Whatever qualities I lack, I excel in height. One of the taller members of our class, Ronnie came to F. H, S. in his junior year, and has made many new friends since his arrival. Ronnie is usually seen driving his 1930 combination-parts vehicle, up and down Main Street. He is very much interested in photography and hopes to make a profession of it. MARY lONA DUPRE A smile that glows with friendship. lona is a slender brunette who loves all kinds of sports. She hopes to have her own motorcycle someday. At the present you can see her on her way to and from school in an old red and black car which is her pride and joy. Sometimes it even starts and the noise is terrific. As sprightly as they come, lona has many friends. Basketball, Alternate Representative, 2, 3. RICHARD PAUL ELANDER Music and I are the best of friends. Nimble fingers over eighty-eight keys and the result will prove Dick's musical ability. He is an excellent student, both musically and scholas- lically. A very neat dresser, he is also an avid sports fan. He plans to attend Tufts College after graduation and intends someday to become a surgeon. Rand, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 2, 3; Track Manager, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Boulder, 4; Junior Assembly, Junior-Senior Reception, 3; Variety Revue, 3, 4. ELEANOR INGEBORG ENHOLM Meekness is the strongest of feminine characteristics. A quiet but funloving girl is Eleanor, who has a pleasing personality and possesses many friends. A participant in all types of sports, she especially enjoys basketball. She always appears neat and well-dressed, and looks at the bright side of things. With her determination, Eleanor will make a place for herself in whatever she chooses to do. Basketball, 2, 3; Volleyball, 2. 26

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1950 JOSEPH JOHN FLWDACA Enjoyment exists at any expense. Our class would not be complete without this carefree fellow. Joe is a happy-go-lucky boy and lets nothing stand in his way. Wherever there is laughter and girls, you will find Joe. He plans to so into the grocer business with his father after completion of high school. Junior-Senior Relay. 3. 4; Band. 2, 3: Glee Club. 2. 3: Junior . s- sembly, 3; Orchestra, 2, 3; Senior Class Orchestra, 4. ROBERT M. X PICKER J y 'd:ealth is secure in jriends and books. Bob. one of our huskier lads, is a studious worker and has main- tained a high average throughout these past four years. He has earned some of his future coUege finances working at Brockelman s. He will make a fine teacher after his education at Northeastern. Junior-Senior Relay 3. 4: Dramatic Club. 4: Junior Prom, 3; Junior- Senior Reception, 2, 3: Home Room Representative. 2. AAROX JEROME FIRESTONE As quiet as the rippling brook. Jerome came to us from ermont in his senior year and makes a ven.' nice addition to our class. His attractive p)ersona!ity has made him many friends since his first day. Jerr can be seen many a day or night dri Tng around town in his big Buick. Jerr ' Ukes dancing and all sports alike. He has no definite plans after high school. P.ASQUALE MNCENT FRATTALONE His size cannot compare 'jL-ith his good nature! Pats '. who is cakn. cool, and collected, gees through life with an eas ' going freeness. He doesn't bother anybody and nobody bothers him. He excels at ping-pong, for his left-handed style is ver ' deceptive. His father being an insurance agent might mean a bright future for Patsy. ROBERT BART FRECHETTE Give me a man that sings at his 'jjork Bob is inclined to be one of the noisy chaps in the classrooms, usually singing and laughing. Perhaps it is because he haUs from Cleghcm. He can always be seen at lunch with his inseparable friend. Al. F.obs red hair is something the girls all admire. He is also fond of dancing and attends most all of our school dances. Basketball. Football. 2: Junior-Senior Relay. 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club. 4. 28