Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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te Fountain Pens Brackett Millinery that will write Columbia Block Mercantile, $1.50, $1.75, and $2.00 Waterman, $2.50, $3.50, and $4.00 Fancy gold and silver trimmed, $2.50 to $7.00 ALL THE LATEST Fall and Winter | Styles are now ready for inspection. E. I. Thomas ie Sg ease Just to remind you When you need Basket-Ball “ shoes,” Sweaters ‘ $1 to $6 we call your attention to our store. Shapley Bros. E.; R: Walker - Columbia Block Belle Mead Sweets Finest Contections 30c half=pound boxes, 60c pound boxes eee Pierson’s Pharmacies Two Rexall Stores Leominster and North Leominster Peeeeeohort 6c Co. Geary Boynton Carriages, Harnesses, and Horse Furnishings Agents for King Arthur Flour 27 Mechanic Street 12-24 Adams Street Chas. F. Page . Co. Bosworth Wood | Flour, Grain, Feeds, Hay, Straw Groceries Poultry Supplies a Specialty f LORIE Richardson ‘Trowbridge Reliable Winter Underwear for Men, Women, and Children Jewelers Repairing a All Work The Nickerson Dry Goods Co. Specialty. Guaranteed. BoE Baker | Dry Goods and Furnishings Clifford Caswell Agent for : Home Made Candies and Ice Cream New Home Sewing Machines Sieedard Patterns Tel. 204-3 40 Monument Sq. Leominster Barrett’s Dye House Patronize our Advertisers

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fee MAGNET Vol. Il BewVINS TER, MASS.; OCTOBER, 1908 No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass. EDITORIAL STAFF. JOHN R. MILLER, 'og, Managing Editor. FREDERICK P. KEHEW, ’og, Assistant Managing Editor. Everett W. Lothrop, ’08, Advertising Editor. Arthur Hussey, ’16, School Notes. Harold B. Jobes, ’10, Subscription Editor. Ruth Putnam, ’og, Alumni Notes. Francis I. Gallagher, ’09, Boys’ Athletics. Gladys H. Spencer, ’og, Jester’s Page. Bernice M. Wilbur, ‘Io, Girls’ Athletics. Helen Woodbury, ‘11, Exchange Editor. ASSISTANTS. Edwina Lawrence, ‘II. Arlon Bacon, ’Il. Thomas Barry, ’12. Edward Lynch, ’12 Hermon Safford, ’12. Beryl I. Bartlett, ’12. Beatrice Morse, '13. John MacDonald, ‘13. Sherman Platt, ’14. : Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents. I : 1 cD y | BB Macnet, at the beginning of its second year, asks your sympathetic interest and your tolerance for its shortcomings. The class of nineteen hundred and eight of this school did not slavishly follow past customs in their senior year. Besides be- ing the first class to present a play, they were chiefly instrumental in successfully starting THE MaGnet, at the suggestion of the Prin- cipal. We hope they will not feel that THe Macner is no longer theirs, but that they will contribute to its pages. By this we do not mean to exclude the classes which graduated previous to the establishment of the paper. That Tue Macner may be alink to bind the Alumni still closer to the school, and make them feel that their interest is always 5