Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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2 SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR .2 QJLSL51SLSISISI$JL2J . QJLSLZJUISLSLSJULSUUIJISLSJI TABLE OF CONTENTS {HnnnsTnnnrsTnnnnnrsTnnnnnrsirBTnnnnr treeob5ds r nnr8 inrB nrtnic In Memoriam .............................................. 3 A Thanksgiving Prayer..................................... 4 Angelo Delani....................... By Emily Wright, '22 6 A Courageous Crook...................By Chester Platt, ’21 8 When the Sea Gave Back Its Captive.. By Lois P. Gibson, '22 9 Get Behind and Push...................By Caroline Convey 11 Library Department....................................... 12 Alumni Notes............................................. 13 Editorial................................................ 14 Athletics................................................ 15 Class Notes.............................................. 18 Somerville High School Orchestra (Continued from October Issue) The following is a list of the players who have already reported: Flute Muriel Edwards Clarinets George Copeland Stephen Hopkins Roland Macdonald Violins William Bonschau Alfred Boyd Arwin Clement Elizabeth Conley Marie Damery Russell Dewar Helen Dolan Honora Grattan Adelaide Greene Katherine Hendry Grace Mannion John Morris David Morse Allen Newton Elizabeth Nichols Lincoln Simson Ethel Walker Helen Wilson ’Cello Edward Spering Melophone George Macdonald Cornets Joseph Connolly Bart Grady Ida Manels Katherine Taber Trombone Samuel Mendel Drums Ethyl Leavitt Elsie Stark Piano Victoria Newman tnnnpns?

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR i ■r. [•r• •? 2 STORES WASHINGTON ST. Opposite the Old South Church 659 Gayety Theatre Building EXCLUSIVE SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR CAPS FROM OVERSEAS EnOPAVCRS jg PBIHTKW» STATIONERS Fine Stationery High-Grade Engraving Printing Invitations and Announcements Reception and Visiting Cards Monogram and Address Dies Menus, Programs and Dance Orders Students Supplies, Fountain Pens Leather Specialties and Brass Goods Fall ®;Winter Sports Our Complete Line of Athletic Equipment Consists of Everything to Improve Your Game Foot Ball Basket Ball Hockey Skates Sweaters Etc. Catalogue Mailed Free ' 77314 Washington Street BOSTON Cambridge Worcester Providence 57-61 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass.

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IN ME MORI AM A gloom has been cast over the school by the terrible explosion in Oqtober which cost the lives of two High School students: Edward Dwyer of Class I and Arthur J. Horrcll of the Junior class. The former had recently entered High School was tak- ing the commercial course and doing excellent work; the latter was preparing for Dartmouth Col- lege and maintaining the requierd standing. Both were young men of bright promise and held in high esteem by instructors and classmates, who join in deepest sympathy with the grief of their bereaved parents.