Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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MARY G. BUTLER Mighty Good Bazs-drammer Mary has taken the Classical Course in school. Her activities have included membership in the International Club, advanced band, and Sports Club. She was a Magnet agent and was also on the Magne! staff; she was a home room officer, was on the Honor Roll each year, and was an honorary member of the Fortnightly in her Senior year. Ever since she was in junior high, she has been secretary of and played in the high school band; consequently she has participated in many joint concerts, music festivals and competitions, Drumming appeals to her very much; therefore she has also played in the Girl Scout Drum Corps. She is secretary of a senior scout troop. She was in the Junior Class show, was on the prom committees, and ushered at the Inter-Class Play Contest and Senior Reception. In her spare time, she likes to cook. Hiking and bicycling are her favorite sports. Next year she plans to attend Massachusetts State College. Ke ; oe MARY M. CABANA Mary's Mighty Charming Mary is better known by the students of Leominster High School as “‘Peggy.”’ For the first two years of her high school career she studied the Commercial Course, A change in “Peggy's” plans led to a change in her program; therefore, she took the General Course in her Senior year. In “Peggy's” Junior year she became a member of the International Club, “Peggy was also a home room officer and ushered at the Better Speech Contest. Mary was a committee member of that “smash hit” of the Class of 41, “Whatever The Weather.” She also was a dialogue writer for the com- bined art and music program. “Peggy” has no particular hobby, but she likes to read. After leaving school she plans to go to the Wellesley Children’s Convalescent Hospital. ROGER A. CAISSE Reasonable And Considerate Roger, known by most of his friends as “Casey”, has taken the General Course for the last two years. During his three years of high school he has taken part in inter- class track, inter-elass basketball, and inter-class baseball. He was, also, an usher at graduation, and was on the Reception Committee for the Senior Prom, and in the cast of the Junior Class Play, “Whatever The Weather . In his Senior year, Roger was elected treasurer of the Student Cabinet. His plans after leaving school are to join the Navy and to take up some field of aviation. ALEXIS L. CAMIRE A Likeable Chap “Alex” has taken the Commercial Course in school. In his Sophomore year he was in the Speech Club. The next year, he was in the Junior Class Play, on the Junior Prom Committee, and on the Honor Roll. As a Senior, he has been in the French Club, on the tennis team, and on the Senior Informal Dance Committee. He played inter-class basketball each year. His hobby is amateur radio operating. He has his own station and eall letters, which are WIMND. Next year he plans to attend some radio school, possibly the Eastern Radio School in Boston. R. GLENN CAREY Rather Gay Comrade Glenn, or “Arty”, as he is usually called by his most intimate friends, has pursued the Commercial Course. As a Sophomore, he was a constant enthusiast on the track team. In his Junior year, “Arty’’ was the scorekeeper on the baseball team. He became the manager of the basketball team and a football trainer as well, He has also been an active participant in sports. For three years, he has played inter-class basket- ball, as well as inter-class hockey. “Arty” is an actor as wel a8 a sportsman; he has taken part in his class plays. His favorite hobbies are hunting and fishing. Next year, after graduation, he plans to work. : DOROTHY L. CARTER Dainty, Lively Clerk During her three years of high school, Dorothy has taken the College Course and has participated in numerous extra-curricular activities. She has had a member- ship in the Glee Club for three years and in the Speech Club for two years, and she has belonged to the French Club and the International Club. She has served on the Magnet Staff as a distributing agent. Outside her school activities, her greatest enjoyment lies in the musical world. Her hobby is searching for new operatic selections and learn- ing about their composers. After she has finished her high school education, Dorothy would like to be a nurse; we feel that it will be a l ucky patient who is the recipient of one of her beaming smiles. ‘“Dot’’ is also noted for her graceful ballroom dancing. She is known as the famous “Strawberry Blonde” of her class.

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