Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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THE BOULDER — 1955 NANCY ANN BRIGGS A good disposition is more valuable than gold Beautiful hair — sparkling personality — always willing to lend a hand loves all sports, especially life of any party — many — good friend — filled with vitality - skating — has a good word for everyone fields are open for talent. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Jr. -Sr. Relay Com- mittee 3 ; Football Serving Committee 4. IRENE ELIZABETH BRODEUR Softly speak and sweetly smile A soft spoken, friendly girl — has red hair and a dash of freckles • — artistically talented — enjoys all sports — loves to roller skate and bowl — plans to make secretarial work her career. Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Operetta Club 4. Student Council Census 4; Boulder 4. CAROLYN LOUISE BROOKS Her cheeks were like the roses bloom, Her smile enough to fill a room Blonde and pretty — always laughing — can often be seen driving a red convertible — gives terrilic parties — a perfect hostess — her pet peeve is a dull moment — loves to swim — spends the summer months at her camp on Spec Pond. Tennis 2 ; Volleyball 2 ; Chorus 2 ; Choraleers 2 ; Boulder 4. RICHARD GOODWIN BUSHEE Much can be gained from a quiet manner Bush — curly blond hair — bright blue eyes — winning smile — always the gentleman — fine sense of humor — goes for a plate of spaghetti — F. H. S. girls wish he lived here instead of Ashburnham — interested in amateur radio and amplifying systems — future Voice of America material. CAROL MARIE CALI Happy, gay, generous and kind A better friend you'll never find Radiates pep and vitality — attractive — spirited cheerleader — can eat anything — never misses a party — does terrific pantomine acts — enjoys swimming — couldn't live without a telephone — unusual wit — popular — a sincere friend — Teachers College interests her. Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Booster 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Jr. -Sr. Relay Com- mittee 3 ; Chorus 2 ; Home Room Representative 2 ; Competitive Play 3; Variety Review 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Boulder 4; Usher 4. 20

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THE BOULDER — 1955 ARTHUR JOSEPH BOURGET Merit is worth more than fame Art — dark — short — wonderful personality — helpful — likes rhythm and blues — thoughtful — proficient swimmer — member of the shark- men — participates in baseball and football — never fails to see the bright side of things — likes to read — hopes to investigate Davy Jones' locker. NORMAN FRANCIS BOURGET Thou are small but strive to be a man One of the men of the National Guard — a rabid fan of the Shark Club — cannot wait until he gets his first car — hates to be teased about the National Guard — likes to spend his spare time hunting — plans to be a machinist — good luck Borgy. RICHARD ANDREW BRACKETT Llje is a jest, and all things shoiv it; I thought so once, but now I know it Rick — the cool and calm type — has big brown eyes — loves water skiing and swimming — will eat anything — at an ytime — noted for his plaid shoelaces — always has a good word for everyone — plans to enter the service. ROBERT HENRY BRAGDON Water will wear away a stone Rog - — independent, persistent worker — never quits — gets along well with all — has an eye for the fair sex — some lucky girl will be over- joyed to learn that he is no mean cook — an accomplishment which should prove invaluable when he joins up with Uncle Sam. JUDITH MAUDE BRAZIER Who says little has little to answer jor Cute petite blonde — loves parties — very humorous — enjoys football, basketball and track, especially at F. H. S. — helps out in her father's pet shop — ardent volleyball player — hobby is music — future plans include nursing career at Worcester Memorial. Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Debating Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Chorus 2, 3; Choraleers 2; Boulder 4; Senior Play Committee 4 19

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THE BOULDER — 1955 JUNE ROSE CAOUETTE Quiet and good natured is she June — lovely dark hair and eyes — keen sense of humor — likes all sports, partic ularly ice skating and rollerskating — resides in Ashburn- ham — can often be found in Gardner — facetious — loves parties — neat — calm exterior — pleasant. Jr. -Sr. Relay Committee 3 ; Senior Play Committee 4. GEORGE THEODORE CARON The horn of the hunter is heard on the hill George — a 16 gauge shotgun is hip specialty — veteran nimrod — quiet — sincere — good student — knows how to build a house — able to wire it like an expert — expects to supplement his electrical training in the service. Football 2. CAROLYN MARIE CASHMAN A maiden petite with charms so sweet A very friendly lass — has pretty golden tresses — personality plus has many friends — parties are a must — enjoys collecting records drives the family car — plans to attend Stevens Business College. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council Census 4. FRANK VINCENT CELONA To love the game beyond the prize Frenchy, a fine chap — quiet — happy-go-lucky — inhabitor of peaceful valley — favorite subject is Italian — likes basketball and skating — enjoys taking his '37 Ford Convertible apart — likes hunting — played varsity football two years — plans to enter U. S. A. F. after graduation. Football 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Usher 3. NINA RITA CELONA A jolly, good girl is she Small — dark — friendly — loves to cook and sew — wonderful friend — favorite sports include ice skating and basketball — loves popular music — drives around in a bright red Oldsmobile — secretarial work is her choice. Debating Club 2. 21