Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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20 THE MAGNET Leominster High School Directory School Committee—Dr. Appleton H. Pierce, Chairman; William Holden, Secretary and Auditor; Abby G. Boutelle, John M. Lockey, Frank I. Pierson, Harry C. Bascom. Supcintendent of Scheels Thohue Ex Them poor, School Pigalékins: “Daatyppleton H. Pierce; Dr. Frank L. Dunharn. Fi bcp ier late Eaclahsud Clisory. Sub SwrasiersC hatles 03s leo Matheoaticn Assistants—Alberti Roberts, Science; Frank P. Bell, Commercial Branches; Geraldine Brooks, English; Helen A. Houghton, Commercial Branches; Elizabeth Jackson, French; Frances L. Lockey, Latin; Anna M. Darby, German; Edna F. Cole; Margaret Chard, Drawing; Harry Leland, Manual Train- ing; Augusta R. Nettel, Sewing; Marion McVey, Cooking; Ethel Thissell; Annie Conlon, Grade 1X; Hattie D. Sherwin, Grade IX; Marea B. Lewis, Grade 1X; Alvin W. Bearse, Grade IX. Athletics William Lane, Football Coach. Alberti Roberts, Teacher, Manager of Football. Peter Knapp, Student, Manager of Football. Sidney Harris, Assistant. John Leheney, Manager of Basket-ball. Joseph Sweeney, Assistant. Anna Darby, Teacher, Manager of Girls’ Basket-ball. Alberta Lundigan, Assistant. Sidney Bacon, Manager of Track Team. James McKenna, Assistant. Edward Lynch, Manager of Baseball. Lester Horton, Assistant. Class Officers Senior—President, Hermon Safford. Vice-president, Ruth Tisdale. Secretary, Esther W. Mayo. Treasurer, Mildred Safford. Marshal, Peter Knapp. Junior—President, Arthur Houde. Vice-president, Abby Nicholson. Secretary, Olga Lawrence. Treasurer, Ruth Short. Sophomore—President, Eugene Deady. Vice-president, Irene Atkins. Secretary, Aurora Kingman. Treasurer, Harold Barrett. Marshal, Hugh Bradley. Freshman—President, Lincoln Jobes. Vice-president, Erma Carter. Secretary, Ruth Burnap. Treasurer, Philip Foster.

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THE MAGNET 19 The cows are in the meadow. The sheep are in the grass But all the simple little geese Are inthe Freshmen Class. Xs Ww An Irishman got a job on one of the English railroads as a porter. Shortly after he began his duties, a woman stepped up to him and said: “T have just lost the train. How long shali I have to wait for another one?” “ Be Jabers, ye’d better go find the one you lost, or else the company will be after yez,” returned Pat.—Ax. w A fat lady boarded a car and, with more or less difficulty, edged a little, short Irishman out of his seat. He stood up in front of her, but could not reach the straps. Consequently, as the car rounded several sharp curves, he sat down rather violently on her lap. Finally, she could con- tain herself no longer, and wrath- fully exclaimed, with no small amount of sarcasm: “ Sir, I thought you were an Irishman.” He retorted: “Shure, and so did I, till now, but now I guess I’m a Laplander.” First Freshman (to teacher as the bell strikes )—What book shall I take with me now? Second Freshman—Please fix my schedule, Miss Jackson; I have two study periods right after each other. Third Freshman—I Is Mr. Clarke’s office in the basement? Fourth Freshman — What's —her- name never told us when to study Latin. Fifth Freshman— How much is lunch a day? We have acrowd of little ones, At the High School this year, Who gaze at upper-classmen, With mingled awe and fear. To see them during recess, A playing on the grass, It wouldn’t take a sage to guess That they’re the Freshman Class. THIS IS NO JOKE. When in your idle moments, You have naught to do, Write for the old MAGNET A good class note or two. Ex. e Teacher—W hat date did Columbus sail? Bright Fresh —1 don’t know. I didn’t go down-town that day.

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Campus Clothes for Gndiron Days Boys, we are ready for you with a line of Smart Suits that ring with College life and snap. Overcoats, are dandies —long and full. stitch is satisfaction thru and thru. are jaunty, just the thing for School. - too, true brothers of these suits, protect against the chill. We are headquarters for Wright Ditson Sweaters. Scratch Hats—are quite the vogue, They Every They fellers. 7 Leominster TALBOT KIMBALL CO. Fichbur ies T. Hirst Staple and Fancy Groceries 15 Pleasant Street For $1.00 I am selling the best HOT WATER BOTTLE ever sold in town for the price. Do not buy until you have seen them. F. P. PORTER, Druggist | Main Street S. M. KALIN | Champion Tailor and Clothier For class, quality, and workmanship, believe me, or else see me, at 65 Central St. Leominster Open evenings. Tel. 117-4 WRIGHT DITSON Headquarters for ATHLETIC SUPPLIES College Students and Athletes who want the real, superior articles for the various rts should insist upon those bearing the Wright Ditson Trade Mark. Baseball, Lawn Tennis, Golf, Basket-ball, Track and Field Sports, Football, Hockey Catalogue Free WRIGHT DITSON 344 Washington St., Boston New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Providence, Canisicge C ra of FITCHBURG Business College 145 Main St. Fitchburg, Mass. Established 17 years. D. Fullmer, Proprietor A SQUARE DEAL That's what you get when you deal at the BOSTON CONFECTIONERY STORE When you buy candies and ice cream from us, you get them absolutely pure and wholesome, and always fresh. Our HOT DRINKS are the best in town. BOSTON CONFECTIONERY STORE S. M. SCULOS “The Wilks” HIGH CLASS MOVING PICTURES (CHANGE EVERY DAY THE CRAGIN WILKINS CO. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING BLOWER PIPE AND GENERAL JOBBING 55 and 59 Central St. Leominster, Mass. - Advertise in “The Magnet” And Watch Your Business Grow Here's to Class of 1915 “THE CENTRAL LAUNDRY ” LAUNDERING OF ALL KINDS