Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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MR. FENTON MISS PIERMARINI IN APPRECIATION We of the senior class, deeply appreciate the labors of Miss Piermarini and Mr. Fenton in assisting our class to become the best. The great successes we have had in proms and i n other activities are largely due to their efforts. Our greatets thanks to them! RS)

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DEDICATION To Miss Lucile M. Brown, we, the class of 1947, with great respect and gratitude, dedicate our Yearbook. In appreciation for all that she has done to help us gain such high success, not only by her leadership in Music, but as a true and helpful friend to each member of our class, we express our deepest appreciation and our thanks!

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Jo Bob Wonkka ... TO BOB WONKKA We all admire Bob Wonkka for the courageous spirit he has shown since he was afflicted by the dread disease, infantile paralysis. Since he has been hospitalized, Bob has been missed by his numerous friends, many of whom have visited him frequently. As a token of their friend- ship and in appreciation of his contribution to his class and to the school, the class of 1947 presented him with a radio. The Thanksgiving Football Game was broadcasted directly to him at the Children’s Hospital in Boston where he rooted with the rest of the fans, wishing he could be out on the field, fighting to win the most cherished game of the year. Although an active athlete before polio struck him, he has taken this sickness in stride and is in no way dampened in spirit. 20