Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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1927 The Leoenine 11927 iirhing wright Smiith, 1341.5 Principal It is seldom that a. school is fortunate enough to have as principal a man who combines the seemingly paradoxical qualities of liberalism and conservatism. Yet in Irving W'right Smith. Leominster High has such a. man. He has the rare ability of being a friend of his pupils and at the same time commanding their respect. He takes an interest in all student activities, and materially aids their development by his helpful advice and suggestions. He has an intelligent understanding of the student viewpoint and yet realizes the necessity of occasionally imposing a lnaturer judgment upon youthful impetuosity. May his future pupils appreciate Mr. Smith as friend, advisor, and principal, as much as have we, his pupils of 1927. 7

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1927' The Leo-nwilne 1927 SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Clarence Joyce, Harold Burdett, James Johnson, Bernard Doyle, Superintendent Perry, Nathan Gist, Dr. Brigham, Georgette Laserte. WILLIAM H. PERRY, PHD. Superintendent of Schools 6

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1927 The Leonfine 1927 Enrrn M. BALDXYIN Sinunons Boston University Shorthand, Typewriting Miss Baldwin is our teacher of stenography, which really means stcnography to some and Greek to others. This charming teacher of the so- called foreign language is very helpful and well-liked by all her pupils. LYMAN L. Bowkrzn Massachusetts Normal Art Drawing Combine the following: good looks, good nature, understand- ing of youthful attempts at art, general popularity. Place be- hind desk in room I-l-, thereby obtaining life-like portrait of Mr. Lyman L. Bowker. i JonN C. COBURN Harvard AB. Sub-Master Algebra, Geometry There are few men who can combine dignity and fellowship as well as Mr. Coburn. To those who know him, he shows a. keen sense of humor and appreciation of an occasional joke, as well as a mastery of the intricacies of matlielnatxcs. LUCILLE BROWN N. E. Conservatory Music Music is even harder to teach than to appreciate, yet Miss Brown, through her admirable personality and conscientious effort, has succeeded in giving her pupils that love of music which shall develop into intelli- gent appreciation. FRANCIS Cory Clark MA. History As Slllilll as Napoleon, as sagacious as Socrates, as com- panionable as Lincoln, as ora- torical as Cicero, and as bold as Coeur-de-Lion, Francis Coty, History professor and de- bate coach de luxe. N 8 Evianx-:'r'r C. ,DONNELLT Holy Cross A.B. Clark University A.M. Geography Questionnaire: ivhy is Room 4 popular? Mr. Donnelly! Yvhy is geo- graphy interesting? hir. Don- nelly! VVl1y are Chevrolet cars best? Mr. Donnelly says so! What proves that Clark turns out worth-while Alumni? VVl1y, Mr. Donnelly! .-vi'