Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL Dora Marie Basque was born in our dearly beloved city of Fitch- burg, Mass., on November 1, 1906. “Do” is a fine sample of a business girl the Commercial Course pro- duces. She is a bright student and a bookkeeping shark. She is an- other of our great number of little girls. With her bookkeeping ge and ability, she ought to be a successful bookkeeper. . Eva Theresa Bedard was born in , Mass. She entered the Leominster High School after Leominster graduating from the Saint Cecelia French Convent in this city. She was a member of the commercial group during her entire time at LS eee oan Leonard Ernest Bees, shamefully called “Bozo,” first saw daylight in 3ath, England, on the 20th of May, 1907. A short time later “Bozo” touched his magic wand and wished himself in Leominster, where he has lived ever since. He stole his way through the gram- mar schools, in punishment for which he was sentenced to four years of hard labor in our High School. Besides assisting in “Col- lege Days,’ Bozo was appointed Assistant Business Manager of the Class Book and elected to the autho, ship of the Class Will.

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CLASS OF Norma Elizabeth Abbott was born on September 238, 1905, in Fitch- Duress one soon moved to our beautiful city, however, and en- tered the High School in Septem- bere she at once chose the general course and successfully pursued it throughout her four years here. Although our Norma is a demure little lass, When she’s with Bob,—she has some class. Hilda Marie Allen was born in Westboro, Mass., on July 7, 1906. She soon moved to Sterling, where she has lived while at High School. At an early date she decided that teaching was to be her vocation, and she therefore took the Normal Course ‘and successfully pursued it for four years. And soon a teaeher she will be Then Miss Allen, not Hilda Marie. Alice Elizabeth Ashe was born in Leominster, Mass., on September feeeetsve, | Al” is. one of the North Leominster crowd. Ask her -about the wonderful time coming up on the car every morning. She is another of our Commercial girls and intends to go to Nor- mal School. 1924 23

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CLASS OF 1924 Francis Joseph Bergeron was born in Leominster, Mass., on March 13, 1906, and somehow or other he does not consider the thirteenth of the month an unlucky day.. “Berge entered L. H. S. with the rest of the class in 1920, and dur- ing his four years he studied in the commercial group. He went out for football, and in his last year he made the team, Ruth Betty Berry was nicknamed after a garden fruit for obvious reasons. “Razz” Berry was born in Leominster, July 28, 1907. After a sojourn in Waltham, she re- turned to our fair city to matric- ulate from our High School as a member of the College Prep. group. Rutl: was Joke Editor of the Magnet in her Senior year. Florence Claudia Billings was born on August 3, 1906, in New Haven, Vt. She was a member of the Commercial Department. She intends to become a stenographer, and we believe that with her ca- pabilities and personality ‘“Flos- sie” should certainly succeed.