Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Xatln THiob School (3ra0uates Elsie Gertrude Ashton Grace Nancy Blood Blanche Gertrude Bowtell Maude Ella Butters Anna Emma Callahan Grace Elizabeth Clough Helen Dearborn Mary Ellen Driscoll Edna Mary Friend Mabel Emilie Hall Ruth Moulton Harmon Mary Alice Kilmer Minnie Gertrude Kimpton Mary Winship Kingsley Lena Lea Lewis Charlotte Raymond Lowell Esther Laffay Abigail McCloskey Emma Georgina Medros Ethel Almira Moore Harriet Cleveland Moore Amy Faustina Phillips Edith Wilder Poole Elva Inez Shattuck Ethel Marion Tarbox Alice Ida Teele Luella Parker Winship Stephanie Josephine Zoeller Samuel Ellsworth Armstrong Albion Millett Boothby Arthur Warren Byam Dean Gray Edwards Frank Eugene Fitts, Jr. George Holland Garcelon Arthur Francis Gooding Torr Wagner Harmer George Laurence Harrington Robert Brine Harrington Wallace Eugene Hubbard Mark Robert Jouett, Jr. Charles Allen Keach Ralph Preble Keyes Frederick Mills Kilmer, Jr. Thomas Sawyer Knight Harry Warren Litchfield Christopher Muldoon, Jr. George Leon Peirce Roscoe Hunter Philbrick Harry Joseph Sanborn Isaac Franklin Story Stanley Hovey Tead Carleton Grieves White

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©r er of Exercises ©VertUte. ‘ ‘ Rosamunde’ ’ Hadley’s Orchestra. Schubert 1. 5fn0ftt0. Excerpts from Cantata “Joan of Arc” a. Chorus (Peasants), “Gien.” A Shepherd Maid Has Passed. b. Chorus (The Choir), In the Cathedral. 2. prater Rev. Nathan K. Bishop 3. Singing Three-part Songs a. “Fret Not Thyself To-day” b. Cradle Song Girls’ Voices, A. R. Gaul Gaul Taubert 4. BDDress to ©raDuates Rev. George H. Lorimer, D. D., of Boston 5. Singing Ballade for Soli, Chorus, and Orchestra. “ Lelawala,” An Indian Legend of Niagara. Poem by George Anderson. Music by H. K. Hadley. Indian Motives from the Aboriginal. Solos by Miss Lottie Williams, of the English High. (Conducted by the Composer) 6. presentation of Diplomas Mayor George 0. Proctor 7. Singing Four-part Songs (d) My Luve’s Like a Red, Red Rose Garrett (b) Farewell to the Forest Mendelssohn ♦Accompanied by Hadley’s Orchestra, under the direction of S. Henry Hadley, teacher of music in the schools.

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English ibigb School Graduates Emily Bates Anderson Edith Florence Baker Gertrude Frances Ball Anna Louise Beckwith Ruphena May Benner Jennie Elizabeth Brown Alice Mae Cavanagh Marion Helen Chase Marguerita Lewis Clarke Ellen Ada Dellea Mildred Arland Dolliver Lillian Mary Dudley Ada May Durell Ethel Conant Fairbanks Florence Marguerite Farrell Annie May Fleming Ella Gertrude Flynn Marguerite Foote Alice May Gilman Grace Iva Godfrey Lottie Edith Gordon Ada Gertrude Hartwell Myrtie Blanche Haskell Clyda Blanche Hazeltine Mary Magdalen Healey Marion Gertrude Hitchings Annie Rich Hopkins Ellen Louise Hunter Charlotte Florence Huntley Alice Mabel James Jennie May Landers Jennie Mabel Lindquist Lula Martin Alice Theodora Mason Jennie Grace Mason Elsie Viola McQuarrie Mary Estelle Morton Amelia Martina Norris Jennie Estella Perry Louise Amy Pitman Hattie Florence Ralph Myra Lavinia Roffe Mildred Silsbee Margaret Bertha Sprague Elsie Tufts Grace Lillian Tuttle Ethel Twycross Elizabeth Warren Waldron Mary Ida Wentworth Bertha Adelia Whipple Lottie Elizabeth Williams Annie May Witham