Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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The BOULDER . . . 1953 PHILIP CHARLES DAVIS He was simply and staunchly true to his duly Always found with a smile on his face — very cooperative — good sport — prankster — likes dramatics and acting — excellent student — active in school functions — strong-willed — hopes to enter U, S. Naval Academy. Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Competitive Pla ' 3; 'aricty Revue 4; Harvest Festival Committee 4; Literary Club 4. HELEN LOUISE DEARDEN She is so free, so apt, so blessed a disposition Quiet, brown-haired lass — heaps of fun to those who know her — swim- ming and dancing are favorite pastimes — too much — loves to watch football games — works after school — would like to go into nursing after graduation. Tennis 2; Dramatic Club 2. RENE JOSEPH DeLISLE A man with a mind of his own Small in size — commonly called Joe — argues because he usually wins — skier — plays a marvelous game of Softball, as he proved at the Reception for the Faculty — rarely smiles, yet always happy — tele- vision will claim him in years to come. Football 2; Baseball 2; Ski Club 2, 3; Debating Club 4. CONSTANCE ANN DEMANCHE She has eyes so soft and brown Sweet-faced miss — big, beautiful, brown eyes — always serene and unperturbed — knitting is a favorite hobby — loves to watch football and basketball games — bookkeeping and tx pewriting rank high among her specialties — bowling expert — will go into secretarial work. JOSEPH MAURICE DERRY Playboy in and out of class Joe — captivating lad — South Fitchburg — dancing heart — baseball rates highest among sports — sporty shirts — not at all shy towards the opposite sex — talkative — arguing is his favorite pastime — ma join the service.

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The BOULDER . . . 1953 DANIEL FRANCIS COURTNEY A quiet mannered lad 'with mischief in his eye Frequent smile — has its advantages — always agreeable — i)articular liking for books — member of our great relay team — enjoys hunting — radiates well-being — mirthful — many very rluse friends — will work for Uncle Sam. ROBERT HENRY CUNNINGHAM What is to come, I know not, but I make the most of all that comes Bucky — sports enthusiast and participator — vivacious and lu dicrous — spruce dresser — sparkling personality — enjoys traveling — claims favorite dish is chocolate cake — future includes conducive job — always at Y — craves driving. Football 3, 4; Junior-Senior Relay i Senior Prom Committee 4. RAYMOND ALBERT DAOUST Silence reigns supreme Tall blond with crew cut — rather quiet — sports lover, particularly football — mechanically minded — works in a garage — no interest in opposite sex — enjo s movies — will eat any time — strong arguer — prosperous in future enterprises. Football 2. PHYLLIS ANN DAUGHNEY So sweet the blush of bashfulness Reserved — competent — bewitching smile — persevering — winsome personality — blushes easily — ever dependable — magnetic refreshing simplicity — merry-eyed — well liked by everyone who knows her. HELEN DAVIS Music is well said to be the speech of angels Tall and pretty — smart dresser — excitable — walks her pet dog every day — works hard at anything she undertakes — talented musician — German scholar — honor student — enjoys her annual trips to Wash- ington, D. C. — future mistress of the blackboard. Basketball 2, , ; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Junior-Senior Reception , ; Band 2 ; Home Room Representative ; Red and Gray Board .' . 4; Orchestra 2, A, 4; Competitive Plays ; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4; Literary Club 4. 24

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The BOULDER . . . 1953 RICHARD EARNEST DICKER The oh-so-fair boy with the oh-so-dreamy look Tall with blond curly hair, aptly describes Dick — known for his care- free manner — witty — rugged, outdoor type — spends spare time hunt- ing and fishing — loyal rooter — works at Chariton Furniture Company — his future lies with the U. S. Navy. Harvest Festival Committee 4. ARNOLD CLIFFORD DICKINSON His interests range o'er everything Tall, dark, prepossessing Dick — winning personality — originally a Leominsterite — cooperative at all times — enjoys ripping cars apart — own his own Bucket of Bolts Special — loves good food — sporty clothes are a must — reserved for the Coast Guard. Variety Revue 4; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4. DELWIN ARTHUR DICKINSON Silence sweeter is than speech Quiet fellow of fine character — likes practical things in school — likes to tinker with an automobile — often seen riding in his car — likes all kinds of sports — enjoys popular music — Navy after graduation. Junior-Senior Relay 3. WILFRED EDMOND DUCHARME A'()( much talk, a great big silence Tali, dark, good looking — came to us in the junior year from Taunton — easily made friends — dances, when he has time — winning smile — after school job — develops pictures — makes plaster of paris molds as a hobby — sports lover. Baseball 2. ELLEN MARY DUFFY .4 daughter of the Gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair Duff — tail, willowy blonde — smile for everyone — boundless energy — popular — supporter of all school functions — superb actress — trimly dressed — collects bracelets and stuffed animals — enormous appetite — true friend — college in the offing. Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Ski Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior-Senior Reception 3; BouhU'r 4; Home Room Representative 2; Sophomore . sseml)ly 2; .Xllernate Reiiresenlalive .' ; Retl and Gra ' Board 3, 4; Competitive Play 3; Variety Revue 3, 4; Senior Piom Committee, Co-chairman 4; Senior Play 4. 26