Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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THE MAGNET 23 Leominster High School Directory School Committee—Frank I. Pierson, Chairman; Dr. Clarence S. Brigham, Dr, M. Henry Chrystal, Dr. H. Porter Hall, John C. Hull, Frederick T. Platt. Superiniendent of Schoo s—Dr. W. H. Perry. School Physicians—Dr. T. A. Shaughnessy, Dr. Frank L. Dunham. Faculty Principal—Edward R. Clarke, Civil Government. Sub master—John H. Coburn, Mathematics, Commer- cial Law. Secretary—Adell Phillips. Assistants—Alberti Roberts, Evelyn G. Hearsey, Science; Frank P. Bell, Alice G. Smith, Edna F. Cole, Blanche M. Jobes, Commercial Branches; Florence M. Felton, A. Leila Daily, English; Ethel Ham, German; Frances L. Lockey, Latin; Ethel A. Thissell, History; Elsie W. Jeffers, French; Martha Lundagen, Algebra, English, and French; A. B. Kimball, English and History; Mary J. Sharkey, Phy- sical Education; H. U. Pease, John A. Foss, Manual Training; Augusta R. Nettel, Florence I. Howe, Sewing; Marioa Warren, Cooking; William H. Kenney, Director of Music; Mary Hadley, Supervisor of Drawing; James C. Smith, Drill Master. Grade 1X—Annie Conlin, Hattie D, Harrington, Marea B. Lewis. Director of Athletics, Alfred B. Kimball. Athletic Association Philip White, President; Waldo Suhlke, Vice-president; Ruth Burnap, Secretary; Alberti Roberts, Treasurer. Class Officers Senior—President, William Gaffney; Vice-president, Frank Bagley; Secretary, Vera Holden; Treasurer, Rachel Hart; Marshal, Philip White. Junior—President,Roger Beedle; Vice-president, Morse Freeman; Secretary, Irma Holden; Treasurer, Iola Guennette; Marshal, Waldo Suhlke. Sophomore—President, Hugh Milam; Vice-president, Harold Morse; Secretary, Hazel Holden; Treasurer, Ruth Wilkinson; Marshal, Stuart Damon. Roster of the Leominster High School Cadets COMPANY A—Captain, Guy H. VonDell;. Ist Lieut., Paul R. Nettel; 2d Lieut., Henry K. Scanlon; Ist Sergt., Philip J. White; Quartermaster Sergt., Harold P. George; Sergeants, Earl J. Carter, Roland S. Ames, Lawrence K. Marshall, Roger K. Beedle; Corporals, Henry M. Regan, Harold N. Thomas, John E. Leamy, Morse Freeman, Arthur J. Pierce, Waldo E. Suhlke. COMPANY B—Captain, Albert G. Lauzon, Ist Lieut., Philip E. Foster: 2d Lieut., William H. Gaffney, Ist Sergt., Harold D. Burley; Quartermaster Sergt., Harvey H. Goodwin; Sergeants, Harry H. Kalin. Louis F. Rahm, Frank T. Bagley, Roland T. Spinney; Corporals, Robert M. Carter, Harry W. Ten- ney, Russell D. Wass, Robert H. Crane, Raymond J. Farquhar, Lester G. Glasheen. COMPANY C—Captain, George W. Jones; Ist Lieut., Berton L. Blanchard; 2d Lieut., Arthur L. Chandler; Ist Sergt., Chester W. Demond; Quartermaster Sergt., Paul T. Brigham; Sergeants, Mark L. Daly, Charles F. Maynard, Philip Butler, Jacob I. Kalin; Corporals, William C. Thompson, Owen R. Wil- lard, Milo R. Bacon, Forrest A. Lowe, Paul Swantee. COMPANY D—Captain, Harold S. Black; Ist Lieut., John F. Lynch; 2d Lieut., Clyde C. Cleverly; Ist Sergt., Clifford Kirkpatrick; Quartermaster Sergt., Harold P. O'Keefe; Sergeants, Ralph G. Baker, Daniel J. Tobin, John E. Sargent, Francis J. Toolin. Corporals, Edward K. Figenbaum, William C. Allen, Martin H. Foster, William H. Griffin, Byron D. Merrill, Robert A. J. McNevin. Lance Corporal, Emil J. St. Cyr. M. H. FISKE CO. Compliments of Carriage, Sign, and Automobile Painting WILLIAM L. FARRELL Shop, Howe St. Tel, 27 W Leominster Leominster Lunch Co.

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22 THE MAGNET ‘tie N23 iy ¢ Wh Ve 5 eae hae ae ty Teacher: Who can make a sentence using the word “disposition” ? Pupil (assuming a pugilistic pose): When youse wants to fight, youse stands in dis position. w Chent: I thought you left word in your office that you were out on im- portant legal business. Counselor: Just so. This ball-game seems to be highly important, and I can assnre you it is perfectly legal. ? ‘Did your son graduate with hon- ors?” “IT should say so. He had two fractured ribs, a broken arm, and nu- merous strained tendons. ww? Mother: Is it possible, Harry, that you have eaten all that cake without giving a thought to your sister? Flarry: Oh, no; I thought of her every second. I was afraid all the time that she would come before I had eaten it up. C Ruthie: Is this candy fresh? Georgie: I dunno. It never said anything to me. s JOKES ———— ‘Were you ringing the bell, sir? ” asked the waiter of the customer who had been busy with the bell for fifteen minutes. “Ringing it, man!” echoed the customer, “I have been tolling it. I thought you were dead.” ¥ They had just been married and were about to start on their wedding trip. Asis the custom with bride- grooms, he was embarrassed to the point of forgetfulness, but he met the situation like an expert: “Why, Harry, you bought only one ticket,” said the bride, reproach- fully. ‘Just like me, dear,” said Harry. ‘TI am always forgetting myself.” wv? “ Now,” said the teacher to one of the pupils at the close of a !esson in which he had touched on the horrors of war, “do you object to war, my boy?” “Yes, sir, I do,” was the fervent answer. “Now tell us why.” “Because,” said the youth, “wars | make history, and I just hate history.” ©

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The CORRECT CLOTHING for YOUNG MEN can be found here TALBOT-KIMBALL Co. 5 Main St., Leominster Agents Wright Ditson Sweaters Gere THE NEWEST New Styles in and most practical styles in shoes for j : YOUNG MEN and WOMEN Rings, Pins, and Fobs LAYTHE-CHAMBERLIN SHOE CO. with High School Building 32 Main Street in Blue and White Enamel Compliments of on each. E. I. THOMAS Mrs. M. E.. Bowen ny 54 Main St., cor. Merriam Av. F. E. Short Co. H. E. Burrage Co. Sanitary Plumbing and Heating We make a specialty of Repairing, Plumbing and Blower Work LEOMINSTER GROCERY CO. KEM Groceries Staple and Fancy Groceries Agents for Regent Flour Novelties in Young Men’s Wearing Apparel 13 Pleasant Street 22 Monument Square Silks and Dress Goods | We dill kinds of a : RUBBER REPAIRING of Honest Quality, in all the Leading Staple Weaves such as Rubber Boots, Rubber Plugs 50, .75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 per yard for Tango Shoes, and general work. The Nickerson Dry Goods Co. L. H. AYOR ES 46 Monument Square Golden’s Pharmacy The Men’s Shop The Prescription Store Shoes ae Pike: and Boys 38 Main St. Mayo Block Ladies’ and Men’s Garments Cleaned and Pressed The MEN’S SHOP 15 Water St. Compliments of Class of 1914 a Ss a LTT RN RNA RTM DERIRTERIANEI TENT) (2.00