Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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IN MEMORIAM

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Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE — x memoriam, Guy H. Von Dell EDITORIAL Tue Last INNING Oxtp Sam’s STorY . : . i THE AuTUMN WIND - ; “ AN INTERRUPTED REVELRY - : r THE CoMING OF NIGHT : : 2 THE DrRacon FLy : si ; 3 ALUMNI AND SCHOOL NOTES - - EXCHANGES - : Z = ATHLETICS . - : JOKES - - - - : LEOMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY Harold S. Parker, ’17 Gladys H. Look, '17 Ruth Whitmore, ’16 Doris B. Wilder, '17 Ruth Harris, 717 Walter Rollins, 717

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THE MAGNET Vol. IX. LEOMINSTER, MASS., OCTOBER, 1915. No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass. EDITORIAL STAFF EpIrorR-IN-CHIEF, MAry LouisE RICHARDSON, ’I16. Business MANAGER, RALPH G. BAKER, ’16. Exchange Editor, RurH WuITMmorg, ’I6. School Notes’ Editor, Irma HoLpeEn, ’16. Alumni Notes’ Editor, HAzeL Bryant, ’16. Jokes’ Editor, WALTER ROLLINS, ’17. Athletics’ Editor, WiLtL1am THompson, ’17. Assistant Business Manager, STUART Damon, ’17. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School. Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents. O you, students of the Leominster High School, the MAGNET is an old friend, and we, the members of the Macner board urge you to strengthen the friendship. Contrary to olden times, when one’s worth was determined by one’s might, we now believe that “the pen is mightier than the sword.” Prove it! You know your ability in athletics has great influence on your standing with other schools. A good school paper has just as much weight. As yet, no material has been handed in voluntarily! 5