Gardner High School - Wampanoag Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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THE ARGUS jokes are becoming increasingly scarce. Good work! Trade Winds-Worcester Boy's Trade School Yours is a truly interesting maga- zine. The cover design on your Feb- ruary issue was artistic. The arrange- ment of the advertisements and the selection of type is a pleasant combination. 0-Gibb--4 Magazines Academy Student, St. Johnsbury, Vt., Nov. '34 Argus, Worcester Classical H. S., Dec. '34 Banner, Rockville H. S., Conn., Jan. '34 Chronicle, Lyman Hall H. S., Wall- ingford, Conn., Dec. '34 Crimson and Gray, Mary E. Wells H. S., Southbridge. March '34 Dial, Brattlboro H. S., Vt., Dec. '34 Early Trainer, E. Co. T. S., Law- rence, Dec. '34 Hear-Say, Pepperill H. S., March '34 High School Bulletin, Lawrence, Dec. '34 Magnet, Leominster H. S., Dec. '34 Mercury, West Springfield H. S., May '34 Er- Wu... M H S., News, Marlboro H. S., Dec. '34 Oracle, Manchester Central H. S., N. H., Nov. '34 Philomath, Framingham H. S., March '34 Radiator, Somerville H. S., Nov. '34 Red and Black, Newport H. S., R. I., Nov. '34 Red and Gray, Fitchburg H. S., Dec. '34 Review, Central H. S., Washington, D. C., Nov. '34 School Lie, Melrose H. S., Nov. '34 Tatler, Fort Fairfield H. S., Me., May '34 Tatler, Nashua H. S., N. H., April '34 Trade Winds, WorcesterBoy's Trade School, Dec. '34 +-115014 Papers Brown and White, Stonington H. S., Conn., Nov. 27, '34 Clarion, Holden H. S., Dec. '34 Little Red School House, Athol H. S., Jan. 18 Netop, Turners Falls H. S., June '34 and J an. '35 Northern Light, Cordova H. S., Al- aska, Nov. '34 Oghis, 0range H. S., Jan. 21, '35 Signboard, Baypath Institute, Spring- field, Mass., Dec. '34 and Jan. '35 I f X . ,Q