Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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20 THE MAGNET Leominster High School Directory School Committee—Frank I. Pierson, Chairman; Dr. Griffith E. Abbot, John C. Hull, John M. Lockey, Dr. Appleton H. Pierce, Frederick T. Platt. Superintendent of Schoo s—G. F. Ellinwood. School Physiclans—Dr. T. Shaughnessy, Dr. Frank A. Dunham. Faculty Principal—Edward R. Clarke, Civil Government. Sub master—John H. Coburn, Mathema.ics, Commercial Law. Secretary—Adell Phillips. Assistants—Alberti Roberts, Marion C. Johnson, Science; Frank P. Bell, Alice G. Smith, Edna F. Cole, Blanche M. Jobes, Commercial Branches; Florence M. Felton, A. Leila Daily, English; Elizabeth Jackson, German; Frances L. Lockey, Latin; Ethel A. Thissell, History; Anna B. Gregoire, French; Martha Lundigen, Algebra, English and French; Mary J. Sharkey, Physical Education; G. H. Dun- ham, John A. Foss, Manual Training; Augusta R. Nettel, Sewing; Marion Warren, Cooking; William H. Kenney, Director of Music; James C. Smith, Drill Master; Sybil E. Bearce, Elocution. Grade I1X—Annie Conlin, Hattie D. Harrington, Marea B. Lewis. Athletic Association Harold G. Barrett, President; Philip White, Vice-president; Ruth Kittredge, Secretary; Alberti Roberts, Treasurer; John E. McDonnell, Manager of Football; Roger Beedle, Assistant; Hobart Whitney, Manager of Basket-ball; George Jones, Assistant; Marion C. Johnson, Teacher Manager of Girls’ Basket- ball; Rachel Potier, Assistant; Francis Coughlin, Manager of Track Team; Ralph Young, Assistant; Harrold Barrett, Manager of Baseball; Brownlee Gauld, Assistant; Harold Barrett, Captain of Foot- ball; Eugene Deady, Capiaia of Basket-ball; Marion Kirkpatrick, Captain of Gir!s’ Basket-ball Team. Class Officers Senior —President, Eugene Deady; Vice-president, Hobart Whitney; Secretary, Aurora Kingman; Treas- urer, Ruth Kittredge; Marshal, Maurice Richardson. Junior—President, John McDonnell; Vice-president, Albert Lauzon; Secretary, Vera Holden; Treasurer, Rachel Hart; Marshal, Philip White. Sophomore-—President, Mark Daly; Vice-president, Mildred Rowe; Secretary, Harold Bassett; Treasurer, Kathryn Bradley; Marshal, Freshman—Prestdent, Harold Morse; Vice-president, Norman Wass; Secretary, Ruth Thompson; Treas- urer, Ruth Wilkinson; Marshal, Stuart Damon. Roster of the Leominster High School Cadets COMPANY A—Captain, Harold G. Barrett; Ist Lieut., George E. Shields; 2d Lieut., Milton F. Prue; Ist Sergt., Stanley R. Bates. Sergeants, Sherman W. Platt, Abraham W. Briton, Raymond P. Potter, Francis W. Coughlin. COMPANY B—Captain, Clarence M. Kline; Ist Lieut., Harold L. Lloyd: 2d Lieut., George R. Thomp- son; Ist Sergt., Rodney E. Swift. Sergeants, John H. Schulthess, Everett G. Greene, Paul R. Nettel, Philip E. Foster. COMPANY C—Captain, Ralph F. Tenney; Ist Lieut., Maurice W. Richardson; 2d Lieut., Hobart A. Whitney; Ist Sergt., Eugene T. Deady. Sergeants, John E. McDonnell, George W. Jones, Brownlee B. Gauld, Clyde C. Cleverly.

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THE MAGNET 19 Passenger entering station hurri- edly and addressing ticket agent: “Say, what time does the 9.20 leave?”’ ¥ ‘Irish girl at immigrant station answering questions. Inspector: ‘ Where were you born?” Git In treland.’’ Inspector: ‘What part?” She: “Why, all of me of course.” The Irish chauffeur was not very talkative, and a passenger was trying to engage him in a conversation. “You look like a good true Jrish- man. I’msure your folks came from Ireland.” “They did not,” was the answer. “What! they didn’t?” Stic, core, they're there yet.” we An Irishman, out of work, applied to the boss of a wood working shop for a job. The superintendent be- gan to question and starting at ran- dem said: “Do you know anything about carpentry?” ’ Shure.” “Do you know how to make a Yenetjan blind?” “ How would you do it?” “Shure, and I would poke my finger in his eye.” —Harfer’s 2 How would you classify a tele- phone girl? ‘Is her’s a business or a profession?” “ Neither; it’s a calling.” ww Hubby: “‘ Mary, it seems that every time you pay a bill you get some bad money.” Wify: “Well, Henry, I handle so little that I don’t know the differ- ence. w Professor to small boy who has asked him a question he can’t answer. “Well, never mind, they say fools ask questions wise men can’t answer.” Boy: “Ump, I didn’t pass the last exam. you gave us, did I?” 2 Lawyer: ‘“‘So, Madame, you have had three husbands, all violent and insane, and now you want another.” Lady: “Yes, I want a safe and sane fourth.”

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The Glendale Suit For Men $15.00 The best suit sold today at this popular price. A guarantee bond of good service goes with each suit. The Goodnow-Pearson Co. Fitchburg, Mass. Clifford Caswell Home Made Candies and Ice Cream 40 Monument Sq., Leominster Tel. 101-M THE GEM The new, sanitary, and most up-to-date Motion Picture Theater, where only the best and latest photo plays will be shown. Cragin Wilkins Co. Plumbing, Heating, and Ventilating Blower Pipe and General Jobbing 55 and 59 Central St., Leominster WRIGHT DITSON Fall and Winter Catalogue mailed on request. For superior articles for all athletic sports insist upon those bearing the Wright Ditson Trade Mark. UNIFORMS, SWEATERS, JERSEYS for Football, Basket-ball, Hockey, all Winter Sports WRIGHT DITSON PT hated Sq., Cambridge 344 Washington ou Bos- 22 Warren St., New York WE cater to the Boys and Girls Adams Pharmacy Co. Inc. 7 Central Street ee veto 5S. M. KALIN Champion Tailor and Clothier 65 Central St. Leom inster, Mass. OPEN EVENINGS For Fresh, Wholesome, Candy and Ice Cream, call at THE BOSTON CONFECTIONERY STORE The Olympic High Class Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs Compliments of The Board of Trade Compliments of Class of 1916 Brnith’ s Central (einer Laundering of All Kinds