Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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22 THE MAGNET Leominster High School Directory School Committee—Mayor Henry F. Sawtelle, Chairman; Frederick T. Platt, Vic2-chairman; Dr. Clarence S. Brigham, Dr. M. Henry Chrystal, Dr. H. Porter Hall, J. Ward Healey, Bertha E. Barnes. Superin- tendent of Schools-—Dr. W. H. Perry. School Physicians—Dr. T. A. Shaughnessy, Dr. Appleton H. Pierce. Faculty Principal—K. L. Morse. Sub master—John H. Coburn, Mathematics. Szcretary—Ruth Bumap. Assistants—Frank P. Bell, Edna F. Cole, Blanche M. Jobes, Alice G. Smith, Commercial Branches; C. W. Loribard, Evelyn G. Hearszy, Science; A. Leila Daily, Nellie S. Nutting, W inifred W. Fiske, Lila W. Stratton, English; Winifred E. Shackley, Elocution; Guy Forbush,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; Kathryn Wells, Marion Warren, Domestic Science. Athletic Association Hugh Milam, President; Everett G. Richardson, Vice-president; Esther Woods, Secretary; Frank P. Bell, Treasurer. Hugh Milam, Manager of Football; William Allen, Captain. Zenas Heath, Manager of Baseball; Francis Killelea,Captain. Harold Parker, Manager of Basket-ball; Robert Cook, Captain. Class Officers Senior—President, Hugh Milam; Vice-president, William Allen; Marshal, Zenas Heath; Secretary, Esther Woods; Treasurer, Ruth Wilkinson. Junior—President, Robert Hull; Vice-president, Dixi Hoyt; Mani Everett G. Richardson; Secretary, Canzadia Cook; Treasurer, Gladys Barry. Sophomore-—President, Terence Farrell; Vice-president, Roy Harris; Marshal, H. Eugene Kingman; Secre- tary, Margaret Safford; Tremaites, Marion Burdett. Freshman—President, George Gould; Vice-president, Ferdinand Myers; Marshal, Bernard Wilson; Secre- tary, Marion Seaver; Treasurer, Mary Thompson. Roster of the Leominster High School Cadets COMPANY A—Captain, Harry S. Hill; Ist Lieut., Malcolm Munsie; 2d Lieut., Charles Boyden; Ist Sergt., Arthur Burns; Quartermaster Sergt., Wilfred Murray; Sergeants, Daniel J. Watson, Winfield D. Gove, Hamilton Osborne, Winchester Blake; Corporals, Albert R. Cook, Howard L. Nutting, Elliot Greene, Howard Cragin, Willis Simington, Camille Duval COMPANY B—Captain, Alton H. Harris; Ist Lieut., Ernest Figenbaum; 2d Lieut., James Butler; Ist Sergt , Harold T. Parker; Quartermaster Sergt., Everett G. Richardson; Sergeants, Lawson Hiltz, Ferdinand Fischer, Joseph Murphy, Octave Le Clair; Corporals, James R. Bascom, Thomas Harvey, Peter Galla- gher, Elmer Adams, Leo Darphinais, Willard Carter. COMPANY C—Captain, Charles C. Gavin; Ist Lieut., William Allen; 2d Lieut., Martin H. Foster; Ist Sergt., J. Perry Mitchell: Quartermaster Sergt., Morgan Whitney; Sergeants, Walter Pollard, Dixi Hoyt, Ker- met Madden, Andrew Muldoon; Corporals, Warren Carter, Herbert Hazen, Leonard Laconture, Jamef Shannon, Ronald Traill, Arthur Mahan. COMPANY D—Captain, Hugh N. Milam!‘ Ist Lieut., Randall E. Farquhar; 2d Lieut., George W. Figen- baum; Ist Sergt., William J. Burgess; Quartermaster Sergt., Charles Garland; Sergeants, John Regan, Alfred Guy, Francis Cummisky, Norman C. Fassett; Corporals, Zenas Heath, Robert J. Hull, Leon Hadley, John F. Kearney, Chrsstof Dietz, Charles Page. COMPANY E—Captain, Frederick W. Warren; Ist Lieut., Charles W. Loomis, Jr.; 2d Lieut., Byron D. Merrill; Ist Sergt., Henry Prue; Quartermaster Sergt., Robert Cook; Sergeants, Edward J. Regan, Ken- neh P. Gregory, Walter J. Rollins; Corporals, Harold Ells, Eugene Kingman, Raymond Berger, Neil Reynolds, John H. Boyle, Francis Haley.

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THE MAGNET 21 Mrs. Willis: Wake up, John. Mr. Willis: What's the matter? Mrs. Willis: 1 hear a harsh grating noise. I think someone is trying the door. Mr. Willis: Nonsense, it's some rat trying that cake you made today.” 2 Waiter: Soup, Sir? Soup, Sir? Haughty gentleman ignores waiter and slowly removes gloves. Waiter (impatiently ): Soup, Sir? Haughty Gentleman (angrily): Is it compulsory? Waiter: No, Sir; Ox tail. w THE CORRECT DIAGNOSIS The physician had been called in hastily to see a small negro who was ill. After a brief examination he announced: “ This boy has eaten too much watermelon.” the “Oh Doctor,” expostulated parent of the ailing one,‘ dey aint no such ting as too much watermelon. Dat niggah jes an got ’nough stomach.” w Sunday School Teacher: And the father of the prodigal son fell on his neck and wept. Now why did he weep? Tommy Tuffnut: Huh, I guess you'd weep too if you fell on your neck. w HER POINT OF VIEW She: John, haven't you fixed the car yet? Hle (underneath): What do you think? And what the deuce is your hurry? She. Well, perhaps you don’t real- ize how uncomfortable I am sitting up here in the sun. M. H. FISKE CO. Carriage, Sign, and Automobile Painting Shop, Howe St. Tel. 27 W Leominster JOB PRINTING of all kinds done at this office. BOUTWELL CO. 18 Central St.

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