Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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THE NEW BATTLESHIP MAINE

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T- 2 1 V CONTENTS OF OCTOBER RADIATOR. « The New Battleship Maine (frontispiece),............................................ 2 « Editorials,...........................................................................3 . Trial Trip of the Maine, by C. E., L., '03,...........................................5 A Bunct f Violctsj by P., E., ’03, ..............................................7 A Fancy, by A. F. L, L., '03, - .................................8 ’Twixt Gods and Man, by M. M. B., L., '03,................................9 The Man,of Red and Blue, by J. G. H., L., ’03,.................................10 A Golden Messenger, by M. H. B., 1 , '03,......................................s 11 Disentangled Tangles, by J. M. M., E., ’03, .... - - - 12 Exchange Notes,.................................................................... 16 {Public Occurrences, - %.............................................................17 Eatin Notes,......................................................................... 8 English Notes,.......................................................................19 Miss Campbell,.......................................................................20 9 Athletics,...........................................................................21

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THE RADIATOR SOMERVILLE LATIN AND HIGH SCHOOLS , t ivt f ATC-. VOL. XII. SOMKRVII.U Massachusetts, October. 1902. No. 1. The Rahiatok b published hy the Somerville LUin and English High Schools on the third Thursday of every month «luring the school year, ansi only important news matter can I - reeelvesl after the ,10th of the month. Matter for insertion may ! e left with any of tin- editorial staff or maiknl to the editor at the English High School. In contributing, write on one si«le of the paper only ansi sign full name (this is for reference only). Communications shoulsl lie addressed t«i the eslitor, husins-ss manager, or oxcltange editor, according t«« their nature. Manuscript must he accompanis-sl by neccssjiry postage to insure its return. BUSINESS flANAOER. HENRY T. CHICKERING, L. H. S., 03. ASSISTANT BUSINESS ITANAGER. GERARD C. BEAN, E. H. S., ’04. TREASURER, EDWIN P. FITZGERALD, L. H. S., ’03. Terms, 75 Cenls per Year Single Copies, JO Cents SOMERVILLE JOURNAL PRINT STAFF ARTIST. CLYDE K. SCOTT, E. H. S., ’05. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. JOHN M. McMILLIN, E. H. S.. 03. ASSOCIATE EDITOR. EDNA P. JONES, L. H. S., 03. SPORTING EDITOR. EDWIN D. PHILBRICK, E. H. S., 03. EXCHANGE EDITOR. EDITH G. CARLETON, L. II. S.. 03. CLASS EDITORS. ENGLISH SCHOOL. EDWARD R. HYDE, 03 LAWRENCE MITCHELL, 04. HAROLD CURRIER, 05. JOHN HALL, '06. LATIN SCHOOL. EDWIN P. FITZGERALD, 03. C. SHERWOOD RICKER. 04. ARTHUR T. SOULE, 05. HERBERT S. SANBORN, 06. 'I' EACHERS and students, greeting! The new staff takes up the duties of publishing the Radiator with ardent hopes and high expectations, and with a most sincere desire to perpetuate the present cordial feeling of the faculty and student ibody toward the paper. Radiator enthusiasm was never higher during the first two months than it is the present year: a plea for financial support never met a more generous response; and an effort to procure material never brought forth a greater shower of contributions. Such practical encour- agement has naturally led us to put forth our best