Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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Principal Of Leominster High THEODORE M. KUCHARSKI City of Leonrinster, Massachusetts SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THEODORE M. KUCHARSK! Jon F. Joyce AROISTANT PRINCIPAL June 16, 1963 To the MNeabera of the Class of 1963: Hail, O Alea Mater, hail to you! -- We praise you, Leominster High. You sing these words during graduation rehearsals and at your graduation exercises, and strangely serious thoughts aate an under- current as you sing, School haan't been 40 bad after all. You hwe grown up during these three years; many people have contributed to the process. You become suddenly aware of all that you owe to the school -- teachers, fellow students, class advisers, club sponsors, atudent leaders, At your senior reception you find you can't aay thank you'' often enough or watmly enough to all those who hwe given you help, friendship, encouragement, pleasute. Gratitude is a fine enolion; it does you credit and is heart-warming to those to whom you express it, But do you know why a fine graduation class experiences pratitude 40 deeply and strongly? The poet Cdwin Aalington Kobinaon once said: ''Thete ate two kinda of gratitude: the andden kind we feel for what we take, the larger kind we feel for what we give. Doesn't thia express what ia happening in you aa you Look back over your achool years? You have received from the achool becanse you have given to the achool -- the honor of well-played athletic werte, the good repute of fine projecta Like yout senior play, the patience during the year's difficulties, and the consideration you have shown others wety day. In you who have contributed the acest, the feeling of gratitude for the good years behind is the ateongest. So it will be all your Lives. You who give the moat to your commurity, to your count ey, to humanity will feel always that satisfying sense of grati- tude for the good years you have Lived. Congratulations and Seat Wishes, Werden). Gack arch

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Principal Of Saxton Trade High ee HOTA EMILE J. JOHNSON SAXTON TRADE HIGH SCHOOL LEOMINSTER, MASACHUSETTS EMILE S. JOHNSON, PRINCIPAL To the Graiuates of the Class of 63: Conrratulations! You have completed the required courses -nd skills neceesary in order to receive your dinvloma. Many of you have worked diligently. Your skills today may become obsolete in years ahead. It will be necessary for you to con- tinuously keep abreast of the times. There is one phase which I hope every one of you possese and that is character. One of the escential cualities of good character is industry and the willingness to work for a-given ware. Roll up your sleeves, young men, and be countec. Be one who knows his skills and one who has the willingnees to work. Industr’ awaits you. You are faced with one of the moet inter2sting eras that the world hee ever known. Can you be counted? Best Wishes,