Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1952, respectfully dedi- cate our yearbook to Barbara Harrington, our classmate, who was confined to her hospital bed and was unable to attend her senior year at Leominster High School. We all sincerely hope for Barbara’s quick recovery.

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DEDICATION . FACULTY. SCHOOL COMMITTEE SENIOR SECTION ACTIVITIES SPORTS . SENIOR PLAY

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“Capt. Henrick Kurt Carlsen’s epic struggle to save the Flying Enterprise filled our newspapers with an inspiring story of courage beyond the call of duty, of single-minded determination to save property which had been entrusted to him, and of humility before his fellowmen and God. “He is devoted to his family. He will not capitalize on his fame. He simply wants to do well the job for which he was trained. A slight man physically, he looms high in stamina and courage. “When news of corruption makes us say, ‘What's the use of going straight? I might as well cheat a little; everyone else does!’, we can remember that the world is full of big and little ‘Capt. Carlsens’, each trying to get his own particular Flying Enterprise into port, each one trying to make his section of the world a little bet- ter for his having lived in it. “We hope that L.H.S. has given you a little of the courage, honesty, and humility exemplified by Capt. Carlsen.” This message from our principal, Mr. Davis, is typi- cal of the guidance he has given us during our three years on the “Hill.” As a whole, we offer our heartfelt thanks. — - ra = c pre” ; } The success of the Class of 52 is due to the understanding and guidance of our class advisors, Miss Lucia Piermarini and Charles F. Spear. MISS PIERMARINI MR. SPEAR .