Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE—Mr. Sullivan, our Coach EDITORIAL : - , a i A NIGHT IN A FREIGHT TRAIN - - AN OLpD SaiLor’s Story. - a hadeat THE WRECK - ‘ A ; THE Canby ORNAMENTS ; - ‘ - Tue MISTAKE - - : . To THE FRESHMAN : . a ALUMNI AND ScHOOL NOTES - - ATHLETICS - - = - - EXCHANGES a . . : . JOKES - - - - : - LEOMINSTER HiGH ScuHooLt DIRECTORY Ruth Thompson, ’17 Edward Knapp, 718 Kermit Madden, ’18 Tressie Comeau, ’19 Prudence Tremblay, ’17 Randall FE. Farquhar, ’17 = - -

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THE MAGNET Vol. X. LEOMINSTER, MASS., OCTOBER, 1916. No. 1 Entered as second class matter at Post Office at Leominster, Mass, EDITORIAL STAFF EpiTor-In-CHIEF, EDNA FARRELL, ’17. Business MANAGER, CHARLES GAVIN, ’J7. Exchange Editor, Doris WILDER, ’17. School Notes’ Editor, WALTER ROLLINs, 717. Alumni Notes’ Edi tor, Byron MERRILL, ’17. Jokes’ Editor, Kermit Mappen, ’18. Athletics’ Editor, Hucu Mixam, ’17. Assistant Business Manager Everett G. RICHARDSON, ’18. Published monthly during school year by pupils of the High School, who are responsible for the form and substance of each issue, Subscription price, 50 cents; single copies, Io cents, eA i 7 ELLOW STUDENTS, we are beginning a new school year. Think this over carefully and try to realize all that it means to each and every one of us. To the Freshmen it means a new and different school-life. Resolve now, Freshman, at the begin- ning of your high-school career to make every day do its duty, to make every act worthy of a Leominster High School student. Then, in 1920, w7 you, the graduates, be able to look back and say, “| did my very best.”