Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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THE MAGNET DRAMATIC CLUB THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is our newest organization. With Mr. James, Mr. Donnelly, and Miss Johnson as advisors it has made splendid progress. ‘The object of the club is not only to create an interest in dramatics, but also to establish a fund to promote better and more interesting assemblies. It has the largest membership of any organization in the school. The officers are: President, Dorothy Dean; Vice- President, Mary O'Toole; Secretary-Treasurer, Sirkka Linna. ‘These officers with the advisors consti- tute the executive committee which appointed the following committees: General, Mary O'Toole, Chair- man, Frank McCann and Barbara McEvoy; play reading, Katherine Sheehan, Chairman, Corinne Gately, and Lloyd Couillard; property, Cecile Paine, Chairman, Bernard Courtney and Eunice Gamache; ticket and advertising, Romuald Lachapelle, Chairman, Corinne Gately, Harold Bell, Phyllis Anderson, and Katherine Brady. On May 24 the club presented a play, a very clever three-act comedy, “Ain’t It The Truth,” written and directed by Mr. John Heald. The cast of characters follows: ShirleysLattimer® see) ec eee Phyllis Anderson Bobbie I rumbulle ee eee eee Chester Kennedy Dorothy- Drom bull eee ee er ee Eunice Gamache Mres¢Carolinés Lattimer = ee ee Rowena Butterick Lord Aleernon .D’ Orsay. ee ee ee ee ee Lloyd Couillard Sadie Carleton etn aieancuc ee eG an ee te Elsie Marquis me riite GOPTELIUS sk LLe Vinten retort ene cree re eee mem Frank McCann Wakes Acca ee ee eee fe te te Os eso cnr oe Emmet Lavin

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$$ — — — THE MAGNEIN SNH ENGLISH CL UB ENGLISH CLUB One of the older organizations of Leominster High School is the English Club. This year the programs of the Club have been interesting and varied. They have included discussions of poetry, both modern and ancient; programs of new books with clever reviews, given by the members; and the pre- sentation of plavs. These were instructive as well as very entertaining and humorous. A drive for new members was launched and the response to this appeal proves that the student body recognizes the value of the Club. On May 14 the English Club conducted the Assembly. ‘Two clever little skits and some musical numbers completed the program. The Club is closing a successful year with the members making many plans for the future. OFFICERS President—DorotrHEea McEvoy Vice-President—Doris KEEFE Secretary—Barsara McEvoy

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a aN SENIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY On January 18th the Senior Class presented the three-act comedy “Adam and Eva,” at the Rialto Theatre. The cast was directed by Mr. John Heald, with the assistance of Mrs. Bucknell, the class ad- visor. Every member of the cast gave a splendid performance which delighted a large and appreciative audience. The story centered around James King, a rich Long Islander, who had, besides his two daughters, a son-in-law, a sister-in-law, and an uncle to furnish with ready cash. ‘Told by his immediate family that he needed a change for his health, he left for his rubber plantation in South America. In his ab- sence, he left his business manager, Adam Smith, in charge of the family. Through the effort of: Adam Smith these relatives went to the King farm in New Jersey, and set to work. When Mr. King returned he found a family much changed for the better. CAST JEST CTSRIITET CEE, sete serenity Demon oie ore Mea un else Fim tee ae Lawrence Brown CTET STINT ES Soe cae oe ee epi RIE tO Renee Seg TR ETS Sted Omen eR AN Doris King CANT ea UBYENY A ar ece oe late ee eerie ee ROE Mes Wad Ge Geb bees teen en Se John Haines PTL) VV IR CARs ton Al eS ise lak se aaah a 3 Mt le Rh Nt Rosamond Taft bE PTR ANG Na Vi-E cho A eetvale ok meee eGR Noss ee ERM a nl venti ea Ruth Anderson EROVATER 4 GY Spied aR eye) elon, rare ya eee ee oeeenceraeae Eide sec eal vise Airc ee Ree Alice Cutter Dir ACke LIS ai GLOl ase eo eae cdor ain een tas he caee coy ig Henry Gately LB icedirce Us Beyet yor al ga fen Roser cee etree ee cane eee CR een NE one PO Felix, O'Keefe CWRU NAE I Beha HAAR LSM Oe Oke, tr Se wt ORR Bees ee aA Wh Rs APIO ERR 2 rile GRRE Jack Keville EDveawt! JaWale Wategys ok SOON TECU) noppeeisey cheers, Sek ene no uirpene RR Rees Nor aipRE George Poultney