Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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XM!! ,f X X 7 Q x xl. T2 'TI 23 ix 'S E 'ZI- 3I ,,, Q.: ': .- I-A ' H rh.i5QM. ,E September 1937 saw us,as freshmen, enter into the regular school life of Leicester High. We were not alone in adjusting ourselves to this new environment as Mr. Timon had just arrived upon the scene to become a part of the faculty. John Falk was elected presidentg Janet Derosiers, vice presidents Warren Lane, treasurerg and Agnes Mahan, secretary. We were well represented in the field of sports, scholastics, and act- ivities. Our freshman year passed quickly and happily. September and school time again. As sophomores we were ready to show our superiority toward underclassmen. Our second year was unusually eventful. Mr. Tierney became a mem- ber of the faculty, Mr. Hopkins was appointed Music Supervisor, and Mr. Turner was made Superintendent. Richard Ward was elected class president. Softball, fgotbgll, and baseball had as our members Eleanor Dandro, Irene Marco, Evelyn Whitney, John McKeon, and John Falk. A dramatic spirit was aroused by NHere Comes Patr1cia,n the first play sponsored by the A.A. Among the cast were: Margaret Mary Davenport, Harold Nothdurft, and Mildred Baris. Another highlight of the year was the publication of WThe Arrow,N our present newspaper. Mary Milner submitted the win- ning title. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Hopkins, the band was re-organized. During our sophomore year, class rings, school colors, school songs, and athletic awards were stan- dardized. Ruth Devinsky was elected Sophomore Director of A.A. With due respect, we compliment ourselves for triumphing in practically every contest connected with Freshman-Sophomore Field Day. Mid-year and final exams were re-introduced. Mem- bers who received honors were: Mary Milner, Helen Gablaski, Ann McKeon, Anthony Cerce, and George Murphy. We left the high school in June with the satisfaction of knowing that our class had been well represented and that we were essential to the life of L.H.S. As Juniors we set out briskly to hold our position as an active class at L.H.S. Stella Paulauskas was chosen the Jun- ior A.A. Director. George Murphy was elected president. The vice-president was Marcia Grahamg the secretary, Ruth Devinskm and the treasurer, Robert Mannix. Mr. Semino was accepted as