Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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art Leominster High School has always had a special concern for the development of esthetic appreciation and talent. The art course taught by Mr. Pelletier gives our students a chance to express them- selves in such artistic media as oils, charcoal, and water colors; and to be creative even while learning. 20 music The aim of Mr. Bisceglia’s classes is to give students a better understanding and appreciation of the beauty of music.

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public speaking Through group discussions, individual speeches, panels, pantomimes, and similar techniques, the public speaking classes headed by Mrs. Elsie Adams learned how to communicate effectively and confidently. industrial arts Students enrolled in the industrial arts course were introduced to a wide range of areas essential in our technical world today. The boys proved their ability in working with tools, materials, and industrial processes. 2