Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL Claire Estelle Bourbeau was born in Leominster on. Maren zeae She did not enter the High School] with the rest of the class, but joined us in our Junior year, when she came from the Cleghorn Con- vent. Claire was a member of the Commercial Department, and she graduated with honorable men- tion. Charles “Buzza” Frederick “Bones” Bourne was born in this city the 27th of November, 1907. He felt that he was not appreciated here, so he went to Sterling) Mase 1910. This city saw: no more of him until 1922, when he came here after consuming all the knowl- edge Sterling schools had to offer. He took the Technical Course. “Buzz” made the football team and got, his letter im 1923) (He worked with the L. H. S. baseball team, holding them down in the left field. .“Buzza” was one-of the daily commuters from Sterling. Mariel Elizabeth Boutelle was born in Leominster on February 8, 1908. She entered the Leomin- ster High School in 1920 and took up the Commercial Course. She was a great help as office girl when Miss Seaver was absent.

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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.

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CLASS OF 1924 27 Ruth Elizabeth Chase was born in Leominster, Mass. She entered the Leominster High School with the rest of the class, in 1920, after graduating from the Field Gram- iMac tor Of this city. She was a member of the College Prepara- tory group. Robert Emmett Comiskey was born in JLeominster, Mass.- He was one of the Technical Prepara- tory group. Even when he was a Freshman, “Rudy” gained distinc- tion by winning second prize in the competitive drill, and the next year he took first prize. This year he also went out for football and played tackle. When “Bob” was a: Junior, he became half-back on the football team, guard on the basket-ball team, and played left- field on the baseball team. He was promoted to captain of the cadets. When the Senior year rolled around, Bob again made the half-back position and was captain of the Basket-ball Team. When Student Participatory Government was instituted, “Bob” was elected Mayor and successfully carried the government through all the crises that confronted such a project at its start. At the graduation “Bob” acted as marshal.