Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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ANTHONY DiGERONIMO Alility Looks Durable Anthony, calle. “Didge” by all his friends, has taken the Commercial Course throughout his high school career. He has been an active member of the orchestra and band. He has participated in the Fitchburg-Leominster Concert. Perhaps his mast outstanding activity has been his participation in Thursday morning ‘Sings’. He is secretary of the Choral Group. He plays the saxophone and the clarinet in Thad Bell's Orchestra both inside and outside of school. He has been a very active member of the Magnet Staff, the Bowling Club, and the Speech Club. He played inter-class basketball and he had a part in the Junior Class Play. After graduation, he plans to join the navy. JOSEPH DiMARZIO Pe en DvWory Tus! Dandy a - t Joseph has taken the Gene: vurse. By his friends he is éften called “Yankee Clipper”. In his Junior and Senior years at Leominster High he was a member of the track team and the tennis team. He also served on the Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees. His activities are limited, because when he is not attending school he is usually working at a gas station. His favorite hobby is saving match covers. At present, his collection includes about nine hundred different kinds of covers, collected from many places in the New England States. After graduating from high school he intends to get a job and at night to learn a trade at Worcester Trade School. HENRY V. DiNARDO Henry Versus Defeat Henry has taken the Commercial Course in high school. “Hank” is a man of many sports. During the winter months he plays hockey and basketball, and bowls. When summer comes around, he can often be found on the softball diamond, playing with the best of them. “Hank”, for a favorite pastime, models airplanes, In the past few years, he has produced several graceful models which are worthy of exhibition. In his off time, he works asa pin boy in the bowling alleys, where he has a chance to taste business, and gain a little strategy in the bowling game. ‘‘Hank” is undecided about his future plans, but we are certain he will meet success. er ANNA R. DiRUSSO a A Rare Delight Aleck of tucks Comme’ Anna, called “Ann” by many of her friends, has attended the Leominster Senior High School for three years. A member of the Classical Course, she belonged to the French Club, Speech Club, and Glee Club. She has also been a prompter for the Sopho- more Play, an usher for the Junior Play, a participant in the Christmas Assembly, the Variety Assembly, the Joint Concert, and the Senior Play. Her name has appeared on the Honor Roll. Outside of school, her activities are being a member of St. Anna’s church and a teacher of Christian Doctrine at the same church. She has no definite hobby, but indulges in many different sports and activities, After leaving school she desires to attend business school and later to become a secretary. PHILIP J. DiRUSSO Personality Just Dynamic Philip, who is called ‘‘Phil” by all of his friends, has taken the General Course in high school. He has been on the Lunch Room Committee and on both the Junior and Senior Prom committees. “Phil” played on the inter-class baseball team. Because he works afternoons, he has been unable to participate in many of the school's activities. One of “Phil’s” favorite sports is football. Formerly he played football on the Panthers’ team. Swimming is another sport that he enjoys. His hobbies are reading adventure stories and music. He plays the violin and the guitar very well. In his spare time he ox o to the movies or to listen to the radio. In the future he hopes to become a nd leader. JEAN A. DOYLE Joyous And Debonaire Jean has taken the Classical Course in an school. She plans to further her educa- tion at Russel Sage College in Troy, New York. In high school she has been a member of the Glee, Speech, International, and French Clubs. She has been on the Honor Roll, and on the prom committees; she was an usher for the Sophomore Party, for the National Forensic League, and for the Senior Reception. She was also an honorary junior member of the Fortnightly Club. In her Junior year she played hockey, basketball, and volley- ball. This year also she took part in the Fitchburg-Leominster Joint Concert, and was in the operetta, ‘False Fernando”. Her favorite sports are tennis, swimming and skating, and in her leisure she also likes to read. Her hobbies are collecting toy dogs and serap books full of recipes, pictures, and photographs.

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