Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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- ; KX. vt Atlee” JOHN R, FRAELIC Just Real Fun John has taken the General Course in high school, where he is known to his friends as ‘‘Mope”. The recreation which he likes both in school and outside of school is sports. He received letters in baseball and basketball, in both of which he is very proficient. “Mope” was one of Coach Broderick’s stars in this year’s basketball victories. Outside of school, he bowls, plays hockey, basketball, and baseball for the Leominster Lions in the Leominster City League. He has also been able to work week-ends. As you can probably guess by now, his hobby is concerned with sports. He teaches youngsters itt the school the fundamental arts of baseball. After leaving school he plans to go to work. MARY A. FRANCIOSE Mary Alttracta Friends The course which Mary has taken is the Classical Course. Her nickname is “Fran”. The clubs to which she has belonged are the Speech Club, Girls’ Outdoor Sports Club, and the Girls’ Hockey Team, of which she was captain. She enjovs all kinds of sports, especially swimming and tennis. Mary is also an honorary junior member of the Fortnightly Club. Outside of school she was a member of the D. P. I. Club, of which she was elected president; and she was also a member of the St. Anna’s Children of Mary Society. ary’s favorite hobby is reading books, especially books written by Daphne DuMaurier. She is very fond of English, but her favorite subject is Human Relations. After she graduates, she plans to enter Fitchburg State Teachers’ College. JULIETTE N. FREGEOLLE Just, Nice, Friendly Juliette is called “Julie by all her friends. She graduated from St. Cecilia’s with honors. At Leominster High, she has studied the Commercial Course. She was a member of the girls’ basketball team in her Sophomore year. In her Junior year she was a member of the Speech Club, and in her Senior year she was a member of the girls’ hockey team. She has served on several committees while at Leominster High. Al- though her favorite sport is roller skating, she also enjoys watching football games. Her hobby is collecting photographs of all her friends. She has not yet decided what she will will do after she graduates. CONSTANCE E. GARLAND Charm Expresses Gately “Connie” studied the Classical Course until her Senior year when she changed to the Commercial Course. Her activities in school include participation in the Glee Club, Orchestra, Joint Concerts, Prom Committees, and the Junior Class Show. She worked on the Commencement Issue of the Wagne!, was on the Motto Committce, was a Home Room Officer, and was on the Honor Roll. Outside of school she has been active in Rainbow, Girl Scouts, and Girl Seout Drum Corps. In the line of sports, she enjovs skiing and swimming very much, She also likes to knit and read historical novels in her spare time. Next year, she would like very much to go to a medical school, oe will take a medical secretarial course at Westbrook Junior College in Portland, aine. PHYLLIS M, GAULD Proves Mighty Gay Phyllis, or “Phyl”, as she is called by her friends, has pursued the Commercial Course throughout her three high school years. She was a member of the Poster Com- mittees for the Junior and Senior Proms, an usher at the original Junior Class musical comedy, ‘Whatever The Weather , and a re-writer for the Press Club. During her leisure she likes to roller skate and ice skate, to swim, and to go bicycling. Another of Phyllis’ favorite pastimes is reading. She especially enjoys reading novels. She also likes to draw in her leisure. Her hobby is collecting records, both popular and classical. ete eecae Phyllis plans to work for a year; then she intends to enter an art school. SONSTANCE B. GELINAS Come, Boys, Gather Constance, or “Connie”, as she is called, was a member of the Speech Club f or two years. She has been a member of the Glee Club for three years, and she belongs to the choral group. She has been in several operettas. She was an usher at the Speech Contest, and she ushered at some of the football games. She enjoys all outdoor sports, especially skiing, swimming and horseback riding. She is a member of the Worcester 8ki Club, and has been on several skiing trips in New Hampshire. Her hobby is col- lecting the autographs of the popular band leaders of today. She has a collection of twenty-five of them so far and intends to acquire a greater number in the future. In Snare she intends to enter Fanny Farmer’s School in Boston, to specialize in ietetics.

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