Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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m HELEN E. HARDING. GEORGE M. HOSMER. EMMA C. PRICHARD. BERTHA P. CHASE. JONATHAN LEONARD. GRACE C. PRATT. ELLA D. GRAY. MABEL C. BOWMAN.

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CONTENTS OF OCTOBER RADIATOR. Our New Teachers,..................Frontispiece Editorials,................................. 3 Awheel in Scotland,...........................5 The One Romance of Corporal O’Shea,...........7 t William McKinley, ----------- 9 At the Eleventh Hour,........................10 His “ Cewpud,” 12 Our New Teachers,............................ 4 The Worm Will Turn,..........................15 Exchange Notes, - 17 Latin Notes, ------------- 18 English Notes,.............................. 19 Athletics. 20

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i 86580 ir'J' THE RADIATOR SOMERVILLE LATIN AND HIGH SCHOOLS j£u ft ■ ■ SV p r ATO‘ VOL. XI. Somerville, Massachusetts, October, 1901. No. 1. The Radiator is published by the Somerville Latin and English High Schools on the third Thursday of every month during the school year, and only important news matter can be received after the 10th of the month. Matter for insertion may be left with any of the editorial staff or mailed to the editor at the Latin High School. In contributing, write on one side of the paper only and sign full name (this is for reference only). Communications should be addressed to the editor, business manager, or exchange editor, according to their nature. Manuscript must be accompanied by necessary postage to insure its return. Terms, 75 Cents per Year Single Copies, JO Cents EXCHANGE EDITOR. ALICE B. BERRY, L. II. S.. 1902. BUSINESS .TANAflER. H. DELANO LORING, K. II. S.. 1902. ASSISTANT BUSINESS HANAOER, CHARLES E. NICHOLS. L II. S., 1903. • TREASURER. F. KEELER RICE, E. H. S., 1902. SOMERVILLE JOURNAL PRINT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, LAURENCE T. CAIN, I,. II. S-. 1902. ASSOCIATE EDITOR. FLORENCE L. BE MIS, E. II. S., 1902. SPORTING EDITOR. EDWARD S. FRENCH, I.. It. 8., 1902. STAFF ARTIST. PERCY H. UNDERHILL, E. H. S., 1902. Cl.ASS EDITORS. LATIN SCHOOL. HERBERT E. FLEISCHNER, 1902. DUDLEY B. MARSHALL, 1903. RICHARD D. BELL, 1904. ENGLISH SCHOOL. RALPH D. CLEVERLY, 1902. JAMES A. McCOY, 1903. GIRARD C. BEAN, 1904. TI'ACHKRS and students, greeting: With this first issue of the Radiator, vc embark on our literary career. We have noticed in the past years the steady improvement of our High School paper, each succeeding year seeing the standard of literary excellence gradually advancing, until now the Radiator is recognized as one of the leading High School publications in the country. It will he our earnest endeavor during the com- ing year to attain and. if possible, to surpass the high standard reached by our predecessors. We know that the financial management of the paper is in good hands, and we shall have no trouble on that score; but what of the literary possibilities? As is well known, the greater part of our writers have been graduated with last year's class, and this year we are under the disadvantage of having to discover new ones. So, ye of literary aspirations, here is your opportunity. You have a chance to make your reputation. Will you accept it? P. p, P. P. JT is fitting, in the columns of this patriotic High School paper, that we say a word regarding our martyred president. William McKinley. Wc will pass over the tragic and painful circumstances that -i m FEC