Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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THE MAGNET 19 Leominster High School Directory School Committee—Frank I. Pierson, Chairman; Dr. Clarence S. Brigham, Dr, M. Henry Chrystal, Dr. H. Porter Hall, J. Ward Healey, Frederick T. Platt. Superintendent of Schoo s—Dr. W. H. Perry. School Physicians—Dr. T. A. Shaughnessy, Dr. Clarence S. Brigham. Faculty Principal—K. L. Morse. Sub master—John H. Coburn, Mathematics. Secretary—Adell M Phillips. Assistants—Frank P. Bell, Edna F. Cole, Blanche M. Jobes, Alice G. Smith, Commercial Branches; C. W. Lotibard, Evelyn G. Hearsey, Science; A. Leila Daily, Nellie S. Nutting, Winifred W. Fiske, Lila W. Stratton, Winifred E. Shackley, English; Mabel P. Wolff, F. F. Sullivan, History; Frances L. Lockey, Latin; Elsie W. Jeffers, French; Ethel Ham, German; Clarette L. Rogers, Spanish; Martha A. Lundagen, Mathematics; D. W. O'Brien, Agriculture; J. C. Smith, Military Drill; Mary J. Sharkey, Physical Training; W. H. Kenney, Music; H. U. Pease, Manual Training; Ruth M. Buxton, Drawing; Augusta R. Nettel, Marion Warren, Domestic Science. Athletic Association Waldo Suhlke, President; Hugh Milam, Vice-president; Doris Wilson, Secretary; Frank P. Bell, Treasurer. Roger Beedle, Manager of Football; Hugh Milam, Assistant; Robert Crane, Captain. Waldo Suhlke, Manager of Baseball; Assistant; Henry Regan, Captain; Russell Wass, Mana- ger of Basket-ball; Assistant; Robert Newton, Captain. Merton Mason, Mana- gerof Track John Leamy, Captain. Miss Elsie Jeffers, Teacher Manager of Girls’ Basket-ball; Student Manager; Maude Killelea, Captain. Class Officers | Senior—President, Morse Freeman; Vice-president, William Thompson; Marshal, Ronald Spinney; Secre- tary, lola Guennette; Treasurer, Irma Holden; Junior—President, Hugh Milam; Vice-president, Charles Loomis; Marshal, Alton Harris; Secretary, Hazel Holden; Treasurer, Ruth Wilkinson, Sophomore—President, Everett Richardson; Vice-president, Charles Currier; Marshal, Dixi Hoyt; Secretary, Canzadia Cook; Treasurer, Gladys Barry; Freshman—President, Victor Guy; Vikewtedlert. H. Eugene Kingman;Marshal, Terence Farrell; Secre- tary, Eleanor Damon; Treasurer, Marion Burdett. Roster of the Leominster High School Cadets COMPANY A—Captain, Henry M. Regan; Ist Lieut., Louis F. Rahm; 2d Lieut., Waldo E. Suhlke; Ist Sergt., Arthur J. Pierce; Quartermaster Sergt., Harold P. O’Keefe; Sergeants, Francis J. Toolin, Milo R. Bacon, Owen R. Willard, Rowland J. Pitts) Norman D. Hardy. Corporals, Robert H. Crane, Robert W, Perry, Roger I. Sargent, Frederick W. Gavin, Robert G. Newton, Robert J. Hull. COMPANY B—Captain, Roger K. Beedle; Ist Lieut., Harry W. Tenney, 2d Lieut., Roland T. Spinney; Ist Sergt., Ernest H. Stratton; Quartermaster Sergt., John E. Sargent; Sergeants, Harry S. Hill, James H. Butler, Ernest K. Figenbaum, William H. Griffin. Corporals, Robert A. J. McNevin, Randall E. Farquhar, Robert Cook, William J. Burgess, Ellsworth D. Leadbetter, Henry Prue. COMPANY C—Captain, Willard H .Foss; Ist Lieut., Roland S. Ames, 2d Lieut., Jacob I. Kalin. Ist Sergt., Paul F. Swantee; Quartermaster Sergt., Raymond J. Farquhar; Sergeants, Daniel J. Tobin, Leo A. Pitre, William C. Allen, Martin H. Foster. Corporals, Dixi G. Hoyt, Everett G. Richardson, W. Howard Pollard, Jr., Norman C. Fassett, Winfield D. Gove. COMPANY D—Captain, Russell D. Wass; Ist Lieut., Morse Freeman, 2d Lieut., Philip C. Butler; Ist Sergt., Lendell L. Farr; Quartermaster Sergt., James F. Burgess. Sergeants, Myrton L. Harris, John J. Doherty, Forrest A. Lowe, Merton B. Mason. Corporals, Hugh L. Reagan, George W. Figenbaum, Harold S. Morse, Joseph F. Murphy, John J. Regan, John A. Gaffney, Morgan M. Whitney. COMPANY E—Captain, Lawrence K. Marshall; Ist Lieut., Ralph G. Baker; 2d Lieut., John E. Leamy; Ist Sergt., William C. Thompson; Quartermaster Sergt., John T. Hull; Sergeants, Stuart E. Damon, Alton B. Harris, Charles D. Gavin, Hugh N. Milam. Corporals , Byron D. Merrill, Frederick W. Warren, Charles W. Loomis, Jr., Arthur V. Burns, Malcolm L. Munsie, Wesley H. Brown. M. H. FISKE CO. JOB PRINTING Carriage, Sign, and Automobile Painting of all kinds done at this office. Shop, Howe St. Tel. 27 W BOUTWELL CO. 18 Central St. : Printers of CHE ATCAGNET Leominster

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18 THE MAGNET A school paper is a great institution; The school gets all the fame, The printers get all the money, And the staff gets all the blame.—£x. we DID HE GET IT? Weary Wile: Fair madam, could you give a poor unlucky soldier of the present European War a bite to eatP Mrs. Figgs: Well, I might. who’s command were you? Weary Wille (wistfully): the Kaiser’s command. Mrs. Figgs (slowly): Well, at that rate, I don’t think I can give you anything to eat Weary Wille: I see you misunder- standme. It’s this way ma’am. You see, | was captured by the Kaiser’s forces and kept prisoner under his commands. Under Under w Miss T. (to the history class): ‘Is this the class in which some of you haven't any hearts (Harte’s) ?” Brunswick Bowling Alleys 17 Main St. Leominster A PROBLEM FOR THE GEOMETRY CLASSES A freshman is restful to the eyes. Given: A freshman. To prove: itis restful to the eyes. Proof A freshman is green. By construc- tion of his head. Green is restful to the eyes, identity. Therefore a freshman is restful to the eyes.—Q. . D. w Mr. Fones: I don’t see so much of my wife as I used to. Mr. Groans: Why is that? Mr. Fones: She’s been taking anti- fat for the last two weeks. w Bobby (studying English): Father, what does ‘‘ unsophisticated ’’ mean? Father (trying to read the paper): Where did you see it? Bobby: In my English book. Father: Well, throw the book away. Clifford Caswell Home Made Candies aeiiaaanaane } Tel. 101 M By 40 Monument Sq.

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Always Square Wright Ditson Sweaters ue Manhattan Shirts 22 Monument Sq. Holeproof Hosiery Redman Collars SERN its John David Neckwear The best for the least money New Styles in Rings, Pins, and Fobs with High School Building in Blue and White Enamel on each. E. I. THOMAS F. E. Short Co. Staple and Fancy Groceries The Men’s Shop 15 Water Street Shoes and Furnishings for Men and Boys Ladies’ and Men's Garments Cleaned and Pressed The MEN'S SHOP 15 Water St. . Golden’s Pharmacy The Prescription Store 38 Main St. Mayo Block Compliments of Class of This store places quality first, as price without quality means nothing. LAYTHE-CHAMBERLIN SHOE CO. 32 Main Street H. E. Burrage Co. Sanitary Plumbing and Heating We make a specialty of Repairing, Plumbing and Blower Work Compliments of Mrs. M. E. Bowen 54 Main St., cor. Merriam Av. Silks and Dress Goods | of Honest Quality, in all the Leading Staple Weaves 00, .75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 per yard The Nickerson Dry Goods Co. Cragin Wilkins Co. Plumbing, Heating, and Ventilating Blower Pipe and General Jobbing 55 and 59 Central St., 1916 Leominster