Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Mahogany Inlaid Trays Make an ideal Holiday, Wedding or Birthday Gift. One of these Trays will greatly enhance the ap- pearance of your sideboard or buf- fet. A variety of shapes, styles and designs will be found at all of the leading jewelry, furniture and hard- ware stores of Boston and else- where. Be sure our guarantee is on reverse side of each tray. None genuine unless stamped i E F. S. E. F. SCHEIBE COMPANY, - Mfrs. SOMERVILLE, MASS. J. T. XEWTON' I). X. DUNBAR NEWTON DUNBAR “ CONTRACTORS Tel. 3971-W Estimates Cheerfully Given Davis Square West Somerville DORRETY Designer and Maker of S01ERV1LLE HIGH s;hool pins Send for New Free Catalogue of Medals, Cups, Trophy Shields, Prizes, Frat Pins and Emblems Factory and Salesroom. 387 Washington St. BOSTON Wright Ditson Catalogues of Fall and Winter Goods ARE OUT Copy mailed to any address College Students and Athletes who want the real, superior articles for the various sports should insist upon those bearing the Wright Ditson Trade Mark Foot Ball Basket Ball Hockey Skates Wright Ditson Gom the Standard for all . Skating Shoes Sweaters J e rsoys U niforms for alI sports arc WRIGHT DITSON BOSTON «4 Washington Mr«r t NEW V O K K Warren Street CII I tJAt.O 1 II» N Walu.li Avenue SAN IK A NCI SCO :I51 Market Si root I'KOVI ItHN’t K :t; V -vltohset Street CAM It i; I lit. K Harvard Square GEORGE L. JANVRIN JEWELER 60 Cross Street . . Somerville, Mass. S. ROSENTHAL GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING Best Leather Used. Lowest Prices. 55-A SUMMER STREET

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26 SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR substitute who can fill in at either half or full and give a good account of himself. The play was all in Tech territory during the first three periods, and Somerville should have rolled up a much larger score, but fumbling and poor generalship prevented. Loth touchdowns came in the second period, and both were products of long runs. “Dinger” Doane, who played his usual good game, captured a punt on the forty- eight-yard line, and pulled off a sensational run. for the first score. Leland kicked the goal. Later in tlie period Leland ran sixty-five yards for the final touchdown, two tacklers failing to stop him. “Dinger tried his hand, or rather his foot, at goal-kicking, and failed. In the last period, with the right side of Som- erville's line weakened by the removal of W iley, Tech pushed the ball to the thirty-yard line, from which point Keeper dropped a field goal. For Technology Maier starred at fulf-back. while Kaula and Xelson. last year of Somerville, also plaved good games. The summarv:— SOMERVILLE HIGH. ’ TECH TO. Wiswell, Doughty. Doeling, l.e. r.c., Xelson. Moody Robertson, l.t..............................r.t., Jewett Baxter. Parmer, l.g...........r.g., Kaula. Petite H. Anderson. Cushing. Baxter, c........c., Warren Wiley. Luciano, r.g....................l.g.. Hill Merrill, r.t................................l.t.. Mann Dillon. Dutellc. McCarthy. Hoban, r.e...l.e.. Duff Hirshon, Dardis. West, Smith, q.b..q.b.. Murphy Leland. Bradley, l.h........................r.h.. Leeper Ellis. Hunnewell. r.h.......................l.h., Roper Doane. Sullivan, f.b........................f.b.. Maier Score — Somerville High. 13; Tech 10, 3. Touchdowns—Doane. Leland. Goal from touch- down—Leland. Goal from field—Leeper. Um- pire—McCarthy of Georgetown. Referee—Paul. Linesman—Duff of Tufts. Time—Ten- and eight minute periods. — ♦-«------------------------ jfootball Schedule September 2S—()pen. October • —Tech. Hi. at Somerville. October I?—Cambridge Latin at Somerville. October 1!»—Waltham at Waltham. ()ctober 2G—Brockton at Brockton. November 2—Newton at Somerville. November 0—Medford at Medford. November 1G—Malden at Somerville. •November 20—Melrose at Somerville. •November 23—Everett at Everett. •November 28—Rindge Technical high at Som- erville. •League games. Erling Doane. captain. Guy C. Blodgett, teacher manager. Oscar H. Cederlund. student manager. lEvcbaiujc 11 1 ote 5 [Continued from page 24.] A fine class supper had they there, A menu chosen well— It really made us hungry quite To hear them of it tell. Then on across the state we went To Westfield’s High school sheet. And cuts they have within it, too. Oh, yes! they can be beat. But then a contest now is on. And artists arc about To make new headings for each page, And renovate throughout. We next went to Connecticut. Our hats in haste to doff To “Crimson Gray” and its success, For well it started off. Twould hurt their feelings just to tell The failings that they have, But if we did, the praise we’d give Would furnish them with salve. i rived at last in great New York. We slowly made our way To the Leete school with paper fine, It has been thus alway. “The Quarterly Tatler” it is called— Its tales and essays strong,— Competitions good results, Its stories none too long. From here our faces home we turned; Our trip was done and o’er; We hastened back to Somerville Along the ocean shore. High School and Club CATCHING ALBERT M. GOODELL 92 Lexington Ave., West Somervil’e Tel. Con. W. Som.

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Mr Kent Ruthven Rackliffe TEACHER OF ARTISTIC PIANOFORTE PLAYING (Leschetizsky Method) Tne following features are empharized: VELOCITY - TONE PRODUCTION - CAREFUL SHADING - THE JUDICIOUS USE OF THE PEDAL - and SANE INTERPRETATION. Qr Save Your Coal Money Buy the Pest Coal only r ' 1Til No better coal mined lhan the All-rail D. H. Shipped direct from the 0 mines. Frank A. Teele Davis Square West Somerville Tel. 54 Couture Thompson Gas and Electrical Contractors JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ESTIMATES FURNISHED 96 Willow Avenue . . West Somerville Studio, 109 Summer Street Opposite Preston Road - - Somerville NAY TAYLOR CATERERS ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS 399-B and 399-C HIGHLAND AVENUE THE TODD CL.ASSES STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING The Only School in Boston under the d.- rectim of an Ollicial Stenographer of the Superior Court. Open Day and Evening. 21-22 Herald Building, Boston. Ox. 2791-R John Bryant’s Sons UndertaKers Telephone 12:1-2 353 MEDFORD STREET EDWARD L. ROCHUSSEN Graduate '88,Germany Piano, Violin and Orchestra Instruction First Class Music for All Occasions STUDIO aiul RESIDENCE 19 Dartmouth Street, Winter Hill, Somerville Telephone 2656-W Established 1891 Circulars on application EAT AT THE School Lunch Counter Sandwiches, Cake and Pie Seasonable Lunches at All Times PRICES LIGHT ------RODICK------------ Dry Goods-GREAT DANE SWEATERS - Notions ------A L1C I A--------- Somerville’s New Milliner Formerly of Boylston St., Boston 399 Highland Ave , West Somerville, Mass. TEL. CON. HANE YOUR FURNACE, HOT WATER or STEAM PIPES Covered with Asbestos WALTER F. TURNER 251 CAUSEWAY STREET, Boston 15 HIGHLAND ROAD, Somerville