Leicester High School - Maroon Yearbook (Leicester, MA)

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CE U MSS UWSUCDVRW svfrmiimemwaieu if ,If 1552. iE:?1'5??fT,',g5?tE'fE3E5:f'-i1E5f15'i1E, :FifiMlsfilfrviitiegiiiiiiiif if'-Q21 .szsf as-6 Four years ago on a long awaited September day we, the class of '42, entered Leicester High School, a proud and am- bitious Freshman class. It was not long before ,we had joined the full swing of events and had made our class a truly outstanding one. At our first class meeting we chose as class officers: president, Paul Bombag vice-president, James Doyle, secretary, Felice Desrosiers, and treasurer, Thomas Monahan. Our class adviser was Hr. Tierney. Yes, our Freshman year certainly was an eventful one. Hr. Turner was made Superintendent of Schools and Mr. Tierney and Mr. Hopkins became members of the faculty. Our Freshman year witnessed the first publication of the 'Arrewn our present school paper. We were well represented on the staff. The Freshman Initiation, the Christmas party, Freshman- Sophomore field day, and the annual Halloween party were the four big events of the year. There were many participants from our class in the various sports. The standardizing of class rings, school songs and colors, and athletic awards marked the close of our Freshman year. - Returning to school in the 'fall we took our place as the more noble Sophomore class. Mr. Semino joined the fac- ulty that year. At our first class meeting we chose as president, James Doyle, vice-president, Paul Bombag Secre- tary, Helen Bacon, treasurer, Arthur Williamson. James Doyle was elected our Sophomore A. A. Director. Our class adviser was Mrs. Brown, We held the annual Freshman Reception, Freshman-Sopho- more Field day, the Christmas party, St. Patrick's day party and the Halloween party. In January we moved into our new building and loudly praised the new equipment and facilities With Hr. Semino as the director of boys' basketball and Miss Bergin as the director of girls' basketball, we had an outstanding year in these two organizations, Football, too, had a successful year with Hr. Tierney as coach. Hem+ bers who participated in this sport were: Paul Bomba, Morgan Childs, James Doyle, Robert Foley, Richard Jennings, Arthur LaMotte, and Thomas Monahan, A golf team under the direction of Hr. Timen was organized. There were three members from our class who took part: Joseph Slivoski, Andrew Williamson, and Arthur Williamson. Miss Larkin left the faculty to the deep regret of all 4 ,W