Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SQM ERVI LEE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR 21 The Radiator extends a cordial welcome to the exchanges of previous years and would gladly include many others. The Radiator can obtain new ideas in arrangement and contents through receiving and profiting by the reading of school papers which come from all over the United States. In the same way the Radiator hopes to help, perhaps in a small way, other papers. The exchange column is a medium, and often the only one, by means of which schooi papers become acquainted, and. in the end. the schools themselves begin to know each other. To its friends thus scattered far and wide o’er the land, the Radiator calls “All hail and good cheer for 1915-101(5.” The following exchanges have been received this month:— Bostonia—Boston University. Boston. Mass. Campus—Maine University. Bangor, Maine. Clarion—Kverett High School, Everett, Mass. Clarion—Portsmouth High School, Ports- mouth. X. 11. Delphian—Moses Brown School. Providence, R. I. Megaphone—Dean Academy. Franklin. Mass. News—Pasco High School, Dade City, Flor- ida. Optimist—Malden High School, Malden, Mass. Shuttle—High School of Practical Arts. Bos- ton. Mass. The arrangement of the Optimist might be improved, but otherwise it is a very interesting weekly with good stories. The Shuttle is a fine paper with every de- partment carried out in a finished way. I'he Kverett High School Clarion might well be improved by an exchange column, better ar- rangement. and a few stories. Not one to be seen! Why not have a few criticisms as well as jokes in your exchange column. Clarion. Ports- mouth High School? '•'he Delphian has some very interesting lit- erary articles, but there is no index. EXCHANGE JOKES. 1 he “Embers” of the dying year—September, November, December.—Ex. A young man. upon being refused as escort by a young lady, said:— “You are as full of airs as a music box.” “That may be true.” replied the girl, “but I don’t go with a crank.” The politician rounded the last glorious per- iod of his speech to the rural audience and said: “Now. are there any questions you would like to ask?” “How do you tell a bad egg?” called a voice from the background. When the chorus of laughter had subsided, the lecturer said mtictlv. “If I had anything to tell a bad egg. I think I should break it gently.”