Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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1927 The Leon-ine 19:97 nz Qtuhente Guhernmente nie 19:2 Leominster ilaigb Smale Ye Studente governmente ofe ye Leominster Highe Scoole as ,tis orgainized, is made uppe ofe 3 bra.nches,ithate is, ye Generalle Courte, or ye Studente-Teacher Concille and ye branches creatted bye ye Generalle Courte, firstly, ye VVelfarre Departmente, seconndly, ye hon'rable Librarrie Boarde, and thirdly ye Tralicke Departxnente. Ye Welfarre Departmente is made uppe of 8 studentes whose duttie 'tis to see thate justice is donne and thate justte punishmente is lneetede oute to those who infringe on ye rulles ofe ye scoole. Ye hon'rable Librarie Boarde hath 7 studente members who have charrge ofe ye Librarie. They see to't thate ye Librarrie is keppe in orderr, and they also helpe ye studentes who comme in ye Librarrie to looke uppe certaine subjects in ye bookes. Ye Traficke Departmente is made uppe of a Captainne, Q Sergeantes, +L Lieu- tenantes and ye reste are Privates. Added to this is alsoe ye Fackultie Adviserr. Ye dutties ofe ye Traficke Departmente are to prevente congestionne in ye Cor- ridorrs in passinge to and frome classes, and see to't thate there is no unecessarie disturbance in ye scoole, thate ye scoole and groundes are keepe cleane, and thate ye studentes do notte eate upstaires. Ye Generali Courte hath, as it doeth laste yeare, continuedd its function as ye lawe-makinge bodye ofe ye scoole. Ye Councille meeteith every othere Thursdaye, and plannes bye which ye scoole will be bettered, and bye which itte receiveth the fulle benefitts are considered and discussed. Ye Dignifiede members ofe ye Courte argueth backe and forthe, atte ye. meet- inges, and giveth muche .thoughte and consid'ratione to every planne, for onlye ye wiseste and beste lawes muste be passed. VVherefore, ye Courte hath instituted ye hferite Sisteme. Ye Courte hopes bye this Sisteme to improve ye morall conducte ofe ye individuales who attendeth ye Highe Scoole. Ye Courte also hath formed an Entertainmente Committee. This plan was suggested and meeteith with instante approval, for 'twas felte thate ye formatione of such a. Committee woulde meete with a neede ofe ye Highe Scoole, namelye, ye proper conductinge ofe entertainmentes in ye Scoole. Heretofore, ye Councille hath accomplished littlle more than whate hath alreadye been mentioned, for meetinges hath not been as regularr as they shoulde have because of delayes and so forthe. But iffe onlye ye twoe thinges heretofore mintioned, thate hath been instituted bye ye Councille, continueth and are succes- fulle, then ye Councille wille reallye have accomplished somethinge. 'Tis to be hoped thate future branches ofe ye Studente Governmente Wille carrye on ye worke thate ye presente branches hath carryed on soe fathfullye. 16 Al-

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1927 The Leonine P 1991 X I J J 1 X v1'n IQ , H ilaarrp Bell 3 ' Student C'lzairman, 19i?6w19i?7 Stuhentzdlieacber Qllnumil C'lzairnwn., J. W. SMITH Faculty Jlembers FRANCES LOCKEY BLANCHE JOBES ETHEL NVHITMARSH GEORGE LANVLER EDGAR PORTER GEORGE LAMSON JOHN COBURN FRANK JAMES EVERETT DONNELLX' .ni Alf, Student Delegates VVILLARD CORLISS, '27 LAURA BEAULIEU, '27 DOROTHY IXEYNOLDS, 'Q8 CARL LYON, '28 JACK KEVILLE, '29 NIARTIN lNi0RAN, '29 ARTHUR SMITH, '30 JOHN SHANNON, '30

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