Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes We have increased our stock of those W. CG: GOODWIN Small Watches for Ladies Every one of them is guaranteed to keep good time Prices from $4.50 to $40 Grmplanents of E. |. THOMAS Mrs. M. E. Bowen 54 Main St., Cor. Merriam Av. Fitchburg and Leominster Compliments of ompliments o Let us show you the new colors in Johnson’s Shoe Store = youNG MEN’s HATS 3 Main St., Leominster, Mass. F. Johnson, Prop. | Sis VAN Bl BAYA BROS. “Where Fashion Reigns” Mee VILLE’S Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes | Compliments of Pebeonort Co. | Ford Lyo | Automobiles and Accessories Agents for King Arthur Flour | Cor. Prichard and Elm Sts. Fitchburg, Mass. v= | Chas. F. Page Co. Bosworth Wood Flour, Grain, Feeds, Hay, Straw GROCERIES Poultry Supplies a Specialty of Honest Quality, in All the Leading Staple Weaves JEWELER 50c, 75C, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 per yard THE NICKERSON DRY GOODS CO. Repairing a Specialty. All work guaranteed GOLDEN’S PHARMACY” Clifford Caswell The Prescription Store Black Dress Goods Now Aw Trowbridge Home Made Candies and Ice Cream 38 Main St. Mayo Block Tel. 101-M 40 Monument Sq. Leominster Patronize our Advertisers

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THE MAGNET Vol 1V. LEOMINSTER, MASS., OCTOBER, 1910. No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass. EDITORIAL STAFF. MARGARET EARL, ‘11, Managing Editor. CLARENCE SPILLER, ‘11, Assistant Managing Editor. Margaret Munsie, 11 Frank Gaffney, ‘11, Athletics Nellie Pierson, ‘11 p Advertising Editors Helen Woodbury, ‘11, Editor of Verse Nellie Lothrop, ‘11, Subscription Editor Peter Knapp, ’12, Sketch Editor Alice Garland, ’o4, Alumni Notes Bona Smith, ’11, Jester’s Page William Jenna, '12, School Notes Helen Richardson, ’12, Exchange Editor ASSISTANTS. Gladys Chapman, ’IT. Mina Stout, ’13. Mary Kirkpatrick, '14. Willard Foss, ’14. Milton Prue, 14. Brownlee Gauld, ’I5. Ruth Burrage, ‘15. Arthur Chandler, ’15. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, 10 cents. ——— — — aro ltAL= ; i ay : Gy HE interest scholars take in their work depends largely upon the teachers. Without this interest it is difficult for them to keep their minds on their studies, especially during the pleasant days of autumn when everything seems to say, “Come out and leave those dry old books.” So if the faculty does not take par- ticular care at this time of year to stimulate interest, the whole student body is liable to obey these voices some day, and run pell- mell out of doors. The physical training classes are a temporary relief for that get-out-of-doors feeling for, as yet, they have been conducted outside. Sewing and cooking classes at the High School building are a great addition and are well patronized. Even the boys have thoughts of taking up the latter subject, and who knows but ere long L. H. S. will be turning out hundreds of first class chefs? - p)