Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Pholo by Purdy. f ntersebolaatlc Btblctic league jBase JSall Championship Cup (To Ik- permanently held by the Somerville High Schools.) Note:—The Interscholastic Athletic League was organized at Kindgc Manual Training School, Cambridge. May 22,1! W, with the following olllcers, each representing a member of the organization. President, James W. Mack. Jit., Boston Knglish High School. 1st Vice-President, F. K. Walter, 2nd Vice-President, Arthur J. Cox, Dorchester High School. Kindge Manual Training School. Secretary, Herbert K. Stone, Treasurer, Thornton Jenkins, Somerville High School. Malden High School.

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CONTENTS OF OGTOBER RADIATOR The Cup (frontispiece),............................................................4 Radiator Staff,....................................................................5 Editorials,......................................................................6-7 The Great Stone Face, by Eleanor Cummings, L., ’04,........................7 Dikes, Ditches and Dutchmen, by Mae D. Frazar,.........................8 Nature’s Carnival, by Bertha Phillips Marvel,......................................n A Daughter of Apollo, by Harold S. Libby, L., ’04....................12 Barbara’s Kindness,...............................................................14 The Duke of Thorwalden, by C. Sherwood Ricker, L., ’04, - - - - 16 In the Eye of the Law, by Margaret E. Wingcrsky, E., ’04, 18 The New Teachers,.................................................................19 Exchange Notes,...................................................................20 The Football Captain,.............................................................21 Public Occurrences,...............................................................22 Latin Notes, 23 English Notes,....................................................................24 Football Notes,.................................................................. 25 Athletics,........................................................................26 Metropolitan Coal Company GENERAL OFFICES 30 Congress Street, Boston FALLING LEAVES Remind us that winter is approaching. .Are you prepared for it? Are your coal bins full? If not, communicate with us If you use an OPFN FIRE we can furnish all grades of coal, also selected hard wood cut any desired length, SOMERVILLE OFFICE 31 UNION SQUARE

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•S31 186581 SOMERVILLE mr»' LATIN AND ENGLISH SCHOOLS Vol. XIII. Somerville, Massachusetts, October, 1903. No. 1. The Radiator i» published by the Somerville Latin and English High School» on the third Thursday of every month during the school year, and only imivortant news matter can In? received after the 10th of the month. Matter for insertion may be left with any of the editorial stafT or mailed to the editor at the Latin High School. In contributing, write on one side of the pajwr only and sign full name (this is for reference only). Communicat ions should Is addressed to the editor, business manager, or exchange oditor, according to their nature. Manuscript must be accompanied by necessary jmstage to insure its return. Terms, 75 Cents per Year Single Copies, JO Cents SOMERVILLE JOURNAL PRINT EMtorial Staff SOitorsinsCbtcf C. SH HR WOOD associate EMtor KATHRYNE L. NOLAN, E. 04. Ercbaitflc Ebitor HELEN M. MARDEN, L. '04. Sporting fibttor GEORGE 15. COHEN, L. ’04. RICKER, L. '04. JGusiness dbanaflcr LAWRENCE MITCHELL. E. 04 assistant Business dbanaflcr THOMAS P. DURELL, L. 05. treasurer GERARD C. 15EAN, E. ’04. Staff artist EDWIN G. WEAVER, E. '05. Class lEbitors Xatin School WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS, ’04. ARTHUR T. SOULE, ’05. HERBERT S. SANBORN, ’06. RALPH B. DURELL, ’07. Enfllisb School WARREN B. FARNUM, 04 LEONARD W. LIBBEY, ’05. RICHARD KEYES, ’06. LUTHER I. SMITH, ’07. E3 . .19