Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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WATCHES A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes W. C. GOODWIN Fitchburg and Leominster change in style There are not many people today who wish to carry one so large as those used a few years ago. We have a most complete stock of 10-line Casitas of jewel size and O size watches which we ba would like to show you. Come in and ask questions about them. Mrs. M. E. Bowen E. I. THOMAS 54 Main St., cor. Merriam Av. IOLINGONIS | 3M in JOHNSON’S SHOE STORE ® itt . Let us show you the new colors in $300 WEBSTER PIANO GIVEN AWAY ; Any purchaser of 25c worth of merchandise at our Young Men S Hats siore hasan opportunity to own this Piano, In ad- dition to the money value given, each purchaser may estimate the length of the ribbon in the sealed Sh | B jar in our window. The one estimating the nearest ap ey ros. correct by Dec. 25 ge s the Piano. Now on exhi- hition at our store. Come in and see it. Where Fashion Reigns aes VY lL eS Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes F. E. Short Co. D. R. GEARY Hack, Livery, and Boarding Stable Agents for King Arthur Flour 12 te 2A Anlamani oT elenbone Sa! Chas. F. Page Co. Bosworth Wood Flour, Grain, Feeds, Hay, Straw Groceries Poultry Supplies a Specialty Head ies for ; he . | eg | . FALL GLOVES Richardson Trowbridge in Kid, Chamois, Dog Skin, Cashmere, Silk JEWELERS Nickerson Dry Goods Co. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Agent for Butterick Patterns ALL WORK GUARANTEED Guns, Rifles, and Ammunition ; Hunting Coats, $1.20 to $5 Clifford Caswell Drees Suit Cases, 93¢ to $6 Home Made Candies and Ice Cream Bicycles, $5 to $50 R. B. ANDREWS, — Woods Block Tel. 204-3 40 Monument Sq. Leominster Patronize our Advertisers

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THE MAGNET Vol. III. LEOMINSTER, MASS., OCTOBER, No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass, EDITORIAL STAFF. DorotTuy J. WHITTIER, ’10, Managing Editor. VERNON P. Woopbsury, ‘Io, Assistant Managing Editor. Raymond B. Ladoo, ’1o, Advertising Editor. Rachel W. Morse, '10, Editor of Verse. Kari D. Lee, ’10, Boys’ Athletics. Margaret Muusie, ‘11, Girls’ Athletics. Pauline P. Paton, ’10, Alumni Notes. George F. Nixon, ’Io, Jester’s Page. Margaret Earl, ‘11, Sketch Editor. Naomi W. Abbot, ‘Io, Subscription Nellie L. Lothrop, '11, School Notes. Bernice M. Wilbur, ‘Io, Editors. ASSISTANTS. Mary A. Prevo, ’ 12. Alberta M. pesca, ba 12 Edward A, Lynch, 12 Shirley Whitney, ‘13. C, Harry Vaughn,’ Marion P. Merrill, ‘13. Gardner Gould, ’13. Edith Harvey, ’ 6 Johanna O'Sullivan, ‘14. Maurice W. Richardson, '14. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents, ————— ———— — ( Porroriacs j to excuse some of the imperfections and faults that will appear in this volume. pe teachers, and schoolmates, the Macnet asks you It realizes that there will be a great chance for improvement, especially in the first numbers; but it hopes that by the end of this school year the opportunities for your just criticisms will be considerably lessened. Its aim is to be a representative of the work of the different pupils and at the same time to be of general interest, and this year it will strive its hardest to please one and all of its sympathizers. 5