Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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THE Mfxaoom y the nTelegram.H Lillian Messier is announcing the opening of her nursery for the underprivileged. An ice truck of the Cash and Carry Cement Co. was involved in an accident with a telephone pole. Catherine Paipulas, the only woman police captain in Worcester, was on the job. The Plymouth Theater is opening a new season of vaudeville with that well known star, Bill Stagikmas, who will render his ver- sion of early morning bird calls. And he used to be such a quiet boy! I don't have to mention the name of Marjorie Morin. You've secn her face in all your newspapers. She was just chosen by MGM for the leading role in NRebecea of Sunnybrook Farm.H Barnum and Bailey Circus will be in town August 22 23. Licia Cleva is starred as the only woman in captivity who can put her left elbow into her right ear without groaning. Of course, you know her name is Mary Milner. Among the inventors' news, I discovered that Anthony Cerce was working on a ladder with no rungs, for those people who wash cellar windows. The Gossip Column has it that Eileen Finn is a detriment to her husband's military career. She keeps arguing with his commanding officer, but he and their six little chil- dren love her just the same. p , In the social column we learn that the former Miss Dorothy McKeQn held a tea party for all the stray cats and dogs in her neighborhood. Here are three more items of interest in the advertising section. NHave dates under the guidance of Martha Laurila. Satisfactory results from a successful Get-Together-Bureau.U UCome and visit our new shop, Slaver Fealed. Stella Paulauskas, new mana- gerln nMiss Helen Kotoski will be in the Chisel-Chips Jewelry Store the first week in July to advise brides- to-be why they should insist upon So, as I come to the future, I trust that none of you too optimistic or pessimistic from expensive rings.n end of my glance into the will become either these prophecies. Marcia Graham

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g T HE mx-xnyoogw :- annual banquet of the Fake Tooth Maker's. She has this business down to a tee,--th. While reading an article in the Sing Sing Ledger, I found that E15 Frazier is extremely popular with the guests at Sing Sing, for the unique designing of their wearing apparel. Also, that Bob Newell is making great headway as caretaker of thE'Ihmates1 luggage. In the latest news of television, I found that Helen Gablaski is greatly desired for television mod- eling. I was invited a few weeks ago to the opening of the Corcoran Art Galleries. Who do you think was my guide? Eddie Jacobson, a very capable one at that. Of course you all rombmber Shirle Jennin.s. She caught the,biggest and longest fish In Nova Scoeia since Hector was a up. In the Grange news, I read that Emma Kennen has gust been installed as grand mis- tress of that organization in Opaliki, Alabama. In the Army and Navy Annals, I was pleased to learn that Leola Lawrence had distinguished herself as an Army Nurse, taking special care of her brother ---------- and another. Wanamaker's in Philadelphia advertised nFashions of the Future.n I received a complimentary ticket, and, being a woman, I attended. As the curtain went up, standing between two beautiful girls in 'nylon saron s, was Georve Mur h attired in red taffeta swimm?ng trunks, a uFasEEon of the Future.n 'Here is an ad ----- nLearn the right and wrong of cosmetics from Kiss Alice Loiselle, tonight at the Y.M.C.A. I clipped a picture of Bettv MacLeod, sent along with an article on nLife'on a Buds Ranch,U written by her. She's been out west, you know, for three years, absorbing atmosphere for her book. I hear that Irene Marco is being kept busy designing bats, which Evelyn WEItne invariably breaks, 'in her slugging for he Boston Bees. In the nHerald,n I read an interview of John McKeon, Boston's noted music critic. Among other sage remarks, he said, UI got my start at Leicester High.n Of course, you've read the advertisement of the new Ruth Streimikis beauty cream. She cleared a cool million on the formula. If anyone present is inter- ested in kindergartens, read this mornings' edition of

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when wma BE IT KNOWN TO ALL PERSONS, THAT WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF l9hl, OF LEICESTER HIGH SCHOOL, OF THE TOWN OF LEICESTER, IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER, IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEING OF LANFUL AGE, OF SOUND AND DISPOSING MIND, MEMORY AND JUDGMENT, HAVING SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THREE AND ALMOST FOUR YEARS AT SAID INSTITUTION, DO HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST HILL AND TESTAMENT, THAT NE MAY JUSTLY SHARE THESE OUR PROPERTIES WITH THOSE, OUR SUCCESSORS, HAVING REVOKED ALL PREVIOUS WILLS AND CODICILS BY US MADE. After the payment of our funeral expenses, we give, devise and bequeath to our lawful heirs as follows: To Mr. Turner, our Superintendent, the Senior Boys, repre- senting the class, leave a copy of the constitution--well known. To Miss Harmon, class adviser, we leave this little scroll of thanks for successfully piloting us through our graduation. To Mrs. Brown, we leave this long-desired lemon pie. To Miss Kelley, we leave our many thanks for her kind aid in producing the yearbook, and we leave this pair of shoes for her to wear instead of her own good shoes, while walking around the building, trying to accomplish things for the yearbook. To Mr. Skelley, we leave this megaphone so that he may always be heard by his talkative homeroom pupils. we also thank htm for his kind aid in helping to produce the yearbook. To Mr. Semino, we leave this good cigar for a change. We hope that he will enjoy this brand as compared to those he had in Washington. To Miss Harrahy, the Senior Class leaves these dark glassesg may she never see another typing error again. Also many thanks to her for her help with the yearbook. To Mr. Tierney, Betty Kennedy, as representative of the Senior Class, leaves her well-known and best-loved cow--Bessie. To Mr. Timon, we leave this alarm clock, set to ring one minute before the' end of U. S. History classes, so that he may end his lectures in time. . To Miss Frye, we leave a lovely hair bow fitted with a beautiful clasp. To Mr. St. John, we leave this scrapbook to keep all of his lovely French pictures, as nice as they are now. To Miss Russell, we leave these three little people to always help her, whenever help is needed.