Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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Seventy - fourth Annual (raduation Lxervises ofa lor te x . 7 Leominster Senior High School Class of nineteen hundred and forty-four Thursday Koening, June 15, 1944 Municipal Building Eight o'clock

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. 0. AB YO he MARCH from ‘“Aida’’ (Verdi) ... . “ 4... Ly Eee Orchesums PROCESSIONAL: ‘‘March Pontifieal’’ (Gounod), L. H. S. Orchestra INVOCATION .. . . . . The Reverend Ralph Norsworthy FLAG SALUTE ..... . . Led by Mr. William B. Appleton Superintendent of Schools “THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER” . .. . . . SHveryone ‘WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME”’’ (Gilmore) Girls’ Chorus ESSAY: ‘‘What We are Fighting For’’ . . . . Eugene Taylor PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT .. . . . Geno Salvatelli President of the Senior Class ACCEPTANCE FOR THE SCHOOL . ‘ . Anthony Antonueci President of the Junior Class CLASS POBRM | oo ee GR a ee PIANO SOLO: ‘‘Rustle of Spring’’ (Sinding) . Constance Senay ESSAY: ‘‘Our Great Leaders’ . . . . . . Robert Hartwell SOLO: ‘‘Homing’’ (Del Riego) . . . . . . +. Helen Smith ESSAY: ‘‘The Kind of Peace We Want’’ . . . Barbara Smith ‘YOUR LAND AND MY LAND’”’ (Romberg) . . Mixed Chorus ESSAY: ‘‘The Future World’”’ . . . . . . . Claire Vorse AWARD OF PRIZES .. ...... Principal Dwight Shaw Davis 1. Mayo Prizes in Latin and in Commercial Subjects. 2. Nixon Prizes in Chemistry. 3. Prizes in Italian given by the combined Italian Clubs of the city. 4. Class of 1913 Prize for diligent application during the senlor year. 5. Class of 1922 and 1929 Prize in Athletics and Scholarship. 6. Class of 1932 Prize in English. 7. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Medal given by the local D. A. R. 8. Raymond C. Comerford Citizenship Prize. 9. DeMolay Prize for notable service to the school. 10. Becker Scholarship Key for proficiency in Secretarial Studies. 11. Fortnightly Club Scholarship. 12. Elks Prize for unusual service to the school. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: Honorable Mathias P. LaPierre Chairman of the School Committee CLASS SONG OP ayn Ome) toape come pee Graduating Class Words by Priscilla Larkin; Music by Prudence Pyle Accompaniment, Marjorie Anderson RECESSIONAL: ‘‘Forever March’’ (Schrammel) L. H. 8. Orchestra CLASS COLORS: Red and White. CLASS MOTTO: Victory Through Sacrifice.