Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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THE 1938 MA The Magnet S taft The “Magnet” is, without doubt, one of the most industrious clubs in school, and deserves much credit for its three excellent publications. Ably supervised by Miss Colley and Miss Johnson, the club of seventy-five members has not only held business meetings, but has enjoyed a Christmas party and associations with other schools. Several members attended conventions during the year. The executive committee is as follows: Marcia Falk Nathan Foster Elsbeth Austel William Farwell Margaret Pickford Harry Mitchell Theodore Cote Nancy Mills Lucy Mercier dl

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THE 1938 MA Class Ballot | Title Most Likely to Succeed Most Sophisticated Best Athlete Most Popular Most Friendly Faculty Joy Most Optimistic Most Pessimistic Quietest Most Serious Best Looking Prettiest Wittiest Smartest Most Domestic Best Leader Biggest Flirt Hardest Worker Best Dressed Biggest Daniel Webster Most Temperamental Class Artist Class Writer “Prince Charming” “Snow White” “Happy” “Doe” “Grumpy” “Sleepy” ““Bashful”’ “Sneezy”’ Most Pleasing Personality Boy Nathan Foster Edward Garrity Ernest Beaudoin Douglas Rehor Edward Garrity Chester Duval Norman Stacy Albert Tatro Harry Mitchell Harold Mosher Elbert Hubbard Edward Garrity Edward Garrity Jack Portney Nathan Foster Norman Hicks Edward Garrity Kenneth Wiley Vincent Bisceglia Douglas Rehor William Kelly Kenneth Wiley Joseph Mascis Gaston Dargis Nicholas Despotopulos Alexander Buchan Stuart Bicknell Alexander Buchan George Lundigan Edwin Rogers George Transue idles ail Pictures (on pages 55 and 56) Girl Elizabeth Burridge Anne Keville Claire Carter Ruth Sambito Anne Keville Marion Clark Marcia Falk Mildred Lane Janet Lehman Charlene Wariger Charlene Wariger Anne Keville Anne Keville Kathleen Smith Klizabeth Burridge Ruth Robbins Ruth Gage Janet Duval Charlene Wariger Mildred Lane Marcia Falk Ruth Gage Eleanor Davis Marcia Falk Lucille Lafrance Harriet Foster Kathleen Smith Violet Edmand Mary Flanagan Cynthia Pike Harriet Cook 1 “Not Quite Such Geese?” 2 “Bucky” 3 “Prof” 4 “Turkey Day’ 5 “Swing It’ 6 “The World Beater” 7“Our Gang’’ 8‘‘Look atthe Birdie’ 9“Sugar Pie’ by Hill 10“Ted” 11“In the Spring’, by Hill 12 ‘‘Bicknell the Great.” 30) HUBBARD

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THE The Blue Book “The Blue Book,’ Leominster High School’s weekly newspaper, made its first appearance on March 18. Following is the staff: Editors: Robert Bothwell, William Gettens, Vincent Longo. Circulation Manager: William Kelley. Assistant Circulation Manager: Arthur Lane. Exchange Editor: Thelma Falk. Artists: Gertrude Buskey, Claire Burns, Eleanor Farwell, Marjorie Killelea. Typists: Raymond Descoteaux, Barbara Lancey, Mary MacPhee, Dorothy Nolan, Phyllis Nolan, Doris Pelkey, Norma Peterson, Norman Stacy, Mae Hartwell, Ruth Gage, Aaron Viall, George Flathers. Names of pupils in the picture of ““The Blue Book’”’ staff. First Row:—Daniel Marrama, Joe Mascis, Phyllis Nolan, Vincent Longo, Barbara Lancey, William Gettens, Ruth Gage, Robert Bothwell, Thelma Falk, Wallace Cunningham, Arthur Lane. Second Row:—Salvatore Novelli, John Cummings, Dorothy Nolan, Norma Peterson, Eleanor Farwell, Marie Houde, Gertrude Buskey, John Bigelow. Third Row:—Ruth Cruikshank, Natalie Hastings, William Kelley, John Crain, Jack Yager. 32