Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE, The Assembly Hall EDITORIAL ALL ON ACCOUNT OF SOLOMON. - - Wuat THE War TeacHes Us - - IN rHE HEART OF THE Woops - . AN ELIZABETHAN ROMANCE - - A Fairy REVEL - - - - ALUMNI AND ScHooL NoTEs - - Our SCHOOL - - : - - EXCHANGES - - - - - ATHLETICS - - - - - JOKES - - - - - - LEOMINSTER HiIGH ScHOOL DIRECTORY Pauline M. Burns, ’15, Marian Gauld, ’16, Irma A. Holden, ’16, Winifred Lombard, ’15, Helen Brigham, ’15, 20

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THE MAGNET Vol. VIII. LEOMINSTER, MASS., OCTOBER, 1914. No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass. EDITORIAL STAFF Epitor-In-CHIEF, M. Erwev Ryan, ’15. Business MANAGER, GEORGE W. JONES, ’IS. Exchange Editor, EstHer HULL, ’15. School Notes’ Editor, InMA CarTER, ’I6. Alumni Notes’ Editor, Mary Louise RICHARDSON, ’I5. Jokes’ Editor, Guy VonDELL, ’I5. Athletics’ Editor, ALBERT G. Lauzon, ’I5. Assistant Business Manager, RALPH BAKER, ’16. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents. Ry rer REP VET OW that we see Old World countries, struggling,.and op- pressed in cruel war, a new sentiment arises within us. It is something more than common patriotism, more of mingled ad- miration for our invincible country, and loyalty to our glorious flag. Secretary Lane, of the Department of the Interior, gave, in a Flag Day address, the following allegory, which I think expresses this sentiment in a forceful manner: “This morning as I passed into the Land Office the Flag dropped me a most cordial salutation, and from its rippling folds I heard it say,— “ Good morning, Mr. Flag Maker.’ 5