Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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MARJORIE BOUTILIER Moiden's Riush Marjorie, a member of the College Preparatory group, desires to further her educa- tion at Wellesley College. ‘Marge’ has enjoyed participation in the activities of the International, Speech and French Clubs. Other student groups to which she has contributed her services include prom committees, the Magnet, the Junior Play, “What- ever the Weather , the Senior Reception, the School Orchestra, and the Fitchburg- Leominster Joint Concerts. Asx she was on the Honor Roll five times in her Junior year, she Was made a member of the Junior Fortnightly Club. Outside of school she is a member of the Girl Scouts, an assistant leader of a Brownie Pack, 2 member of her Church Choir, and of the Young People’s Fellowship. “Marge spends a great deal of time practicing to develop her talent on the violin and piano. Some of her favorite sports are swimming, camping, horseback riding, hiking, and skiing. ELIZABETH BROOKS Everything Reams Elizabeth, nicknamed “Betty”, spent her first years of high school in Princeton and is spending her Senior year in Leominster. She has taken the Classical Course. In her Sophomore year, she was one of the two managers of the girls’ basketball team, a member of the Dramatic Club and a member of the Public Speaking Club. In her Junior year, she was vice-president of the class, and she participated in the class play, “Murdered Alive’. In both her Sophomore and Junior years, she belonged to the Art Club and the Orchestra. In her Senior year she has been a member of the French Club. Outside of school, she has been a member of the Choir Club, president of the Young People's Association, a member of the Grange and a teacher and pianist of the Princeton Congregational Sunday School. Her hobbics are stamp-collecting and bowling. Her plans for the future are indefinite; however s he hopes to go to Worcester State Teachers’ College or to Worcester Girls’ Trade School. CECILE M. BROUILLET Conservativeness Marks Beauly Cecile has taken the General Course in high school. Her nickname is “CC. Col- leeting diaries is her hobby, but she also likes to cook and draw. In the summer, she does a lot of swimming and high diving. She has been training to be a life guard. At present, she has received two pins for working in that line. She works nights in a shop. As a sideline, she does some hairdressing. In school she has been treasurer of her home room, a participant in the Junior Class Play, and a member of the Reception Committee for the Senior Informal Dance. After leaving school, she plans to go in training in the Nashua Memorial Hospital in Nashua, New Hampshire. NANCY E. BROWN Not Ever Blue Nancy is called “Barnt” by her friends. She has studied subjects from both Classical and Commercial Courses in high school. For the past three years she has been a prominent member of the International Club. In her Sophomore year she was a member of the band, of the orchestra, and of the Speech Club. She also played basket- ball after school, Last year she had an important part in the original Junior Show, helped on the Junior Prom Decoration Committee, and ushered at the annual Senior Reception. In her Senior year, ag a member of the Glee Club, she appeared in the Fitchburg and Leominster Joint Concert. She served on committees for the Senior Prom and the Senior Informal Dance, Outside of school, she belongs to the Order of Rainbow for Girls, the ¥. P. R. U. of the Unitarian Church, and the Girl Scouts. Next year “Barnt”’ will attend Northwest Institute of Technology. MILDRED A. BUNNELL Most Always Bliseful Mildred, or “Millie”, has taken the Commercial Course throughout her three years in high school. She has been a member of the Speech Club and of the Senior Basketball Team, and she was a twirler in the band during her Sophomore year. She took part in the original Junior Show and has served on prom committees. Outside of School, she is a drum major for the Eagles’ Drum Corps. Collecting souvenirs from various places is her hobby. Mildred’s favorite sport is skiing. In her leisure she enjoys dancing. After graduation, she plans to attend the Relt and Terrant School of Ac- counting in Worcester, Massachusetts. 2» ® es . WELTHY A. BURNS Wing All Beawx Welthy, who is known to her friends as “Pat”, has taken the General Course in high school. She has participated in the activities of the Junior Play, the hockey team, Sports Club, the volley-ball team, the basketball team, and the prom committees, Her hobby is going to the movies. Her favorite actor is Gary Grant, and her favorite actress is Olivia de Havilland, She enjoys roller-skating, cooking, and sewing. In her spare time, she has taken care of children. Welthy is adept at drawing. Some of her drawings include the posters in her home room, room one, about fire safety, After graduation, she hopes to go to the Wellesley Children’s Hospital to become a governess.

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