Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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GOV.-ELECT GEN. CURTIS GUILD, JR

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CONTENTS OF NOVEMBER RADIATOR Frontispiece........................................................................... Radiator Staff.......................................................................3 Editorials...........................................................................4 Soliloquy............................................................................3 Oleandra, by Maiion A. Youngjohn, I,., ’06........................................6 A Hoarding School Episode, by Hattie Classman, E., ’08...............................7 The Coining of Abigail, by Marion G. Eaton, L., ’06................................8 Athletics.......................................................................... JO Latin Notes .... English Notes Home Again, by H. P. L.. L.. ’06 Exchange Notes..............................................................16 Alumni No'.cs...............................................................16 Fraternity Notes............................................................17 Resolutions.................................................................17 KMball Song, by H. P. L. and R. A. R., L., ’06..............................18 GENTLEMAN For First-Class Goods For First-Class Fits And Popular Prices VISIT BARTELS PHILLIPS Importing Tailors Dress Suits to Let 32 Cornhill, Boston A. G. PERKINS Druggist ™ Chemist HIGHLAND AVE., Corner LOWELL ST. Where There is Nothing Too Good for the Sick A. F. MEDEIROS CUSTOM TAILOR 271 HIGHLAND AVENUE Somerville..Mass. ALBERT F. HALE Pharmacist CROSS STREET Somerville, - Mass.

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V I 5 'JUl’ILKV ILLI. LATIN ENGLISH SCHOOLS VOL. XV. SOMBRVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS, NOVEMBER, 1905. No. I The Radiator Is published by the Somerville I .a tin and Knglish High Schools on the last Thursday of every month during the school year, anil only important news matter can Ik- received after tire 10th of the month. Matter for Insertion may be left with any of the editorial Mart or mailed to the editor at the Knglisli High School. In contributing, write on one side of the paper only and sign full name this is for reference only). Communications, according to their nature, slmuld lie addressed to the editor, business manager, or exchange editor. Manuscript must be accompanied by necessary postage to insure its return. Terms, 75 Cents per Year Single Copies, 10 Cents SOMERVILLE JOURNAL PRINT editorial Staff fibitor ln«Cbief H. PARKER LOWELL. L.. '06 Bosociatc Ebitor IRMA R. CHRISTOPHER. E.. '06 Ercbattflc Ebitor C. EVELYN COUSENS. L., '06 Sporting Ebitor R. ARCHER BOWLBY. L.. '06 Blumni Ebitors HELEN E. SPINNEY. L.. '06 RUBY G. ALLEN. E.. '06 Statf Brttet ARTHUR C. COW. L.. '06 English School JAMES A. FLAHERTY. '06 WALTER H. MACINTOSH, '07 E. HARLEY MOORE. '03 FRANK PLIMPTON. '09 Eiioincoo fcanaflcr JOHN R. LAKIN. E.. '06 Bosiatant Kueincso Ibanaflcr JOHN DONOVAN. L.. '07 Sccottb Boaiotant .USiioincsa iSanatict ARTHUR L. THAYER. E.. '08 Cbirb Bsoiatant Kuainess flbanaflcr WALTER A SMITH. E.. '08 Bubitor GEORGE HOSMER. Faculty Class EMtors Crcaourcr ROSCOE M. WATERHOUSE. E.. '06 Xatin School GAER1EL FARRELL. JR., 06 HENRY G. DOYLE. '07 HAROLD L. ETHERIDGE. '08 EUGENE L. ERINE. '09