Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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The Most Sanitary Milk Plant in New England. This view shows Hood's System of Perfect Pasteurization. The construction is of white tiled walls and ceiling, and cement floors. No angles in the room, everything rounded to facilitate clean- ing. Flooded with sunlight. Whole process viewed through glass windows hung in steel frames. Milk flows into heater in centre at a temperature of 4 » degrees F.. and is instantly heated t 14n degrees F. This temperature is controlled automatically by an electric thermostat. Flows to In 1 ling device at left into eight compartments of porcelain. Temperature is recorded as milk leaves these compartments after being held for thirty minutes at 14.’» degrees F. Milk flows onto cooler at right. Cold water through top sections and brine through lower. Milk is cooled in ten seconds to .18 degrees F. Flows by gravity into tilling machines. All piping in short sections and is cleaned by boiling water, strong alkali and sterilized with steam. H. P. HOOD SONS ft ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ HOOD’S The Last Word in Dairy Construction and Sanitation

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Che When you think of having your eyes examined and of the possibility of wear- ing glasses, the matter of cost naturally NAY TAYLOR Cost arises. As in everything else, good work, WHOLESALE and RETAIL of careful, skillful work, is apt to cost more than work less good. MANUFACTURERS OF Glasses There is nothing you buy for your personal use that you ought to be more careful about, that you can afford to have the best of, than these glasses that you are going to depend on to preserve and assist your eyesight. Plain and Fancy CREAMS and ICES The reason that we have succeeded CATERING FOR so well and that our business has grown so satisfactorily is that the Best Work is given in every case and a Reasonable Wert (I r liece p i i o n s, Pr i rate Price is charged. Sprea 1 s. I)in n cr Parties, THEODORE F. KLEIN Banquets, Etc. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST TEL. 3920 SOM. 168 Massachusetts Avenue, near Boylston Street 399 Highland Ave. and Grove St. BOSTON, MASS. W. SOMERVILLE E. H. WELLINGTON, President E. A. F. BURTNETT, Treasurer WELLINGTON BUCK CO. -HI—j Fresh IVEined Well Screened Office and Wharf 211 Bridge Sf., East Cambridge TELEPHONE 89 CAMBRIDGE 599 SIDEBOTTOM BROTHERS ■Printing anb Engraving 16b SCHOOL STREET, SOMERVILLE Telephone Connection G. L. JANVRIN JEWELER You Want the Best BUY D. H. ALL-RAIL COAL FRANK A. TEELE t 60 CROSS STREET SOMERVILLE Davis Square West Somerville

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Frontispiece, Somerville High School ..... Editorial Staff.............................. Hallucination, by Raymond B. Davison, T6-A Jerry. Cupid’s Assistant, by Sarah Ingham, ’Ki-B The Persian Rug, by Helen F. Komenda, T( -A An Opinion Changed, by Gladys E. Booker. T8-B Tom Wade’s Determination, by Phillips A. Noyes. T -B The Editor's Point of View .... ... Mr. Clark’s Article on Military Training .... Class Notes ....... ... Exchange Notes ...... ... Public Occurrences........................... Alumni Notes................................. Athletic Notes............................... JAMES C. TAYLOR flDercbant Cailov Dyeing, Repairing, Cleansing, Pressing Promptly Done PRICES REASONABLE School Spirit 158 Highland Avenue, Somerville ' Telephone 3980