Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

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1927 The I.eo1z.'ine 1927 Strong of mind and swift of vision are they. In the Beaver Moon the women of the second Wigwam went on t.he warpath, despite the hoots of ridicule from the braves and older Indians. Great was the lamentation of the VVet. Hen Tribe whose scalps they captured after defeating all the squaws of their Own tribe. Think not, however, that all is work and sports in the Hunting Lodge of the Great School Spirit. Often great feasts and pow-wows are held. To these the younger tribes are sometimes bidden. Once in the moon of Flying Leaves this happened. Then did the Senoria squaws invite the Gitchie-Manito maidens to a great pow-wow in honor of the maidens' presence in the Hunting Lodge. Loudly did the walls of the wigwani re-echo with the glad songs and the happy laughter of the maidens as they passed the time in games and feasting. Long will this joyous time be remembered by both the Senoria and Gitchie-lNIauito maidens. Many times since, also have the younger braves and maidens taken part in the ceremonial dances of the older Indians. Once indeed they were granted a great privilege. They, the youngest of the tribes, were allowed a part in a famous war dance which saved -the life of their beloved sister, the LEONINE. For many moons the Gitchie-Manitos have been pursuing big game. Now that the South Wind, friend of the redman, has returned, they are spurred to renewed energy. hIarvelous will be the results of the Spring I-Iunt, and great. hlany feathers do the llianitos hope to add to their headdresses. 'Many scalps they boast they will take during their stay in the Hunting Lodge of the Great School Spirit. Thus ends Tokomis, the greatest story teller of his tribe. FRESHMAN OFFICERS P-resident, ARTHUR SMITH Sec.-Treas., VIRGINIA WATSON Vice-President, PHYLLIS ANDERSON Delegate, JOHN SHANNON 22

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19:27 The Leofnfine 1927 1 A is for Arthur our president line. B is for Betty who's five feet nineC?J C is for Carroll at milk inan he'll be. D is for Dorothy of Venus beautie. E is for Ethel beguiling and dear. F is for Fredrick so cross and severe. G is for Greensfelder- of terrors unknown. H is for Harold, his brains he won't loan. I is his initial. can you guess who he is? J' is for Johnny. as water boy he's a. whiz. K is Katherines-they're not all t.he same. L is for Loring of basketball fame. BI is for ltlarion who seeks inspiration. N is for NOI'l'l1H-Li.6RClliIlg'S her vocation. O is for the Odyssey words ne'er can describe. P is for Phyllis who helps rule our tribe. Q is for quietness which prevails in our study rooms. R is for Ruth for whom a poetic future looms. S is for Sumner, during Lent he won't eat. T is for teachers of disposit.ions most. sweet. U is for us. we eouldn't be better. V is for Virginia who writes a. nice letter. YV is for the way we make our teachers feel saddest. X is for the unknown, in math it makes us modest. Y is for you - NVll0ll1C'6l' this concerns. Z is for zeal which for L. H. S. burns 9-1'