Fitchburg High School - Boulder Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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TABLE OF CO] TE] TS T)edicatm 4 MmiHistrat'm 6 faculty Organizations 87 Sports 49 Activities 71 Seniors $5 Advertisements 161

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FOREWORD (L. We, as a class, ■ 7 fully realize our responsibilities as future leaders of this chaotic, changing world. We recognize also the seriousness and dedication necessary in preparing ourselves to undertalce this challenge, yet, life viewed too rationally, stripped of all illusion, can appear grim, disturbing and uninviting. Jt is our belief that laughter is the sanctuary between hope and despair, Zherefore, our Aliee'' deals with a type of nonsense not to be talcen too seriously, but rather to be placed within those realms where memories merge with childhood dreams, Zhere's a shade of AHee in us all So , , , trounce - Bounce - Mave anotlier mushroom - follow the white rabbit to discover the 'door with the golden Icey,

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DEDICATION When a teacher constantly strives for professional improve- ment, displays conscientious loyalty to the highest standards, and inspires students with a desire for education and learning, he commands respect. Moreover when he has a genuine concern for the welfare of his students as people and is blessed with the gift of humor, he wins friendship and affection. Mr. Bruce P. Nattinville, our class advisor, is a teacher of such stature. As our advisor, Mr. Nattinville has not only been aware of our capabilities as young adults, but also has respected us as such, conferring upon us trust and responsibility. Through his unobtrusive guidance and interest, we have achieved success. Recognizing that he is deserving of our boundless gratitude and hoping in some small way to manifest our appreciation, we the class of 1968, dedicate our Boulder to Mr. Nattinville, an inspiring teacher, a devoted advisor, and an invaluable friend.