Leominster High School - Magnet Yearbook (Leominster, MA)

 - Class of 1916

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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.”

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hy ; . 6 THE MAGNET Seniors, let us do all we can to make the last year of our high- school life our best. Let each of us, individually, strive to make 1917 the greatest, and justly the proudest class that has ever heard the doors of dear old L. H. S. close behind it. Let our school be better for having had within its gates for four short years the class of 1917. Let us realize that this is our last chance to do anything for our school. T seems very strange that at the beginning of the year it is nec- essary to urge the students to write for THE Macnet. To me it seems an honor and a privilege to have our efforts printed in our school paper. I once overheard a conversation in which one of the partici- pants scornfully declared, ‘ Well, ll never have anything I write in that old paper!’ I hope there is no one in school at present who encourages such sentiments. Don’t criticise your school-paper, do what you can to improve it. THE MaGNnetT is always willing and eager to receive suggestions from the students. Freshmen, don’t be afraid to contribute. Your article may not be printed the first time, but try again. Nobody ever succeeds without trying. Don't be self-depreciative, your article is probably just as good as the next one’s, and you have just as much right as anybody else to help yourschool-paper. If your story isn’t printed, nobody will ever know but the editors, and they are not half the ogres that they seem. Sophomores and Juniors, this is the time for you to prove your worth. In June we leave THE Macnet to your care. From among you the editors will be chosen. Seniors, this is your last chance. Wake up! Show what you can do! EpNA FARRELL, ’17.

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