Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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BELLE MEAD SWEETS Just Sugar, Fruit, and Chocolate. No better Confections at any price. Half Pounds 3octs. Pounds 60 cts. Sold only by PIERSON PHARMACY COMPANY THE REXALL STORE Established 1874 Girard, the Tailor E. E. Burdett, Ph. G. : APOTHECARY Columbia Block ihe oe es a We want all the boys to call and see EROwWN, THE TAILOR when in need of Custom Clothing. We do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. 7 Main Street. 3 S : S KER? (eSS WECKER? ales Preiser Beta se Established 1887 492 Main St., WORCESTER, MASS. Incorporated 1907 | HIGHEST GRADE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IN NEW ENGLAND | We placed 93 per cent. of our last year’s graduates in good salaried positions. Our system of individual instruction advances the pupil more quickly and more thoroughly than the usual classmethods. Our graduates go forth competent to fill responsible positions. STUDENTS CAN ENTER AT ANY TIME Our reference board includes the leading dusiness men and concerns of Worcester, our pupils have long been pre- ferred by them. Visit our School, or write tor Catalogue. Do not forget to call at Fine Stationery Also Orders iy = CHAFFIN’S Popular Music taken for eee Card Engraving and Anything in the Music line. Rubber Stamps ‘ j G. E. KENNEY CO., I57 Main St., Fitchburg 38 Monument Sq., Leominster You must come and see us Others have done so and learned fel C. HOSMER that they get superior photos at | Newsdealer, lower prices when they visit Stationery, and lenkeo] =p GERQDAN ee Souvenir Post Cards é | COAL Leominster Fuel Best quality, always on hand. C A. L. PARKMAN OMLpAny 24 School St. Tel. 540 Patronize our Advertisers.

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“DHE MAGNET Vol. I eOVINS TER; MASS. OCTOBER, 1907 No. 1 EDITORIAL STAFF: RICHARD H. SCANLON, Managing Editor, eee saicn’ Advertising Editors. co ute tere Subscription Editors. LEON J. MILLER. Exchange Editor. ARTHUR S. KLoss, Sketch Editor. ALEXANDER SNOW, Boys’ Athletics. DOROTHY WHITTIER, Girls’ Athletics. BERNICE L. PRouty, School Notes. FLORENCE EDSON, Personals. ASSISTANTS: Lillian Barron, Lloyd Jobes, Robert Griffin, William O'Neil, Ernest Johnson, Albert Wood, Howard Corkum. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents, Editorials S this is but the first issue of our paper, we do not desire very sharp criticism from the readers. We hope in time to make it a success, if the scholars of the school can be brought out of their usual phlegmatic state long enough to write. There has been a great need of something of this sort for a long time; something that the scholars, one and all, can call their own; and something for which all can work. For, certainly, every one can feel, when he contributes toward its support, that he does it not only to benefit the paper, but to benefit himself and his school, which surely we all wish to see on a level with surrounding schools. Consequently we earnestly desire the support of a the schol- ars and of all the citizens, who are interested in their high school, as certainly every one should be. We shall be very thankful to receive short stories, humorous or otherwise, poems, and original jokes from all the scholars. Also the editor of “School Notes” would be very glad to receive 5