Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Mr. VVI LLIAM. SHAKESPEARES COMEDIES, HISTORIES, « TRAGEDIES. PubK ed according ro die True Originali Copies. L 0 'X 'V 0 r i meed by Ifeac laggard, and Ed. Bloimc. 162

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BE A LEADER Dress Distinctively CLEAN, SELECTED MERCHANDISE The Store You Can Depend Upon We Invite Your Inspection of Our Goods Anytime Remember the Davis Square Haberdasher HATS ----- CAPS ------ SHOES Opposite Somerville Theatre THE SOMERVILLE JOURNAL EACH WEEK Devotes a Large Space to the High School Activities in Recognition of Its Steadily In- creasing Number of High School Readers. “WHERE YOU GET SERVICE AND A SQUARE DEAL” Graphic Arts Engraving Co DESIGNING-PRINTING PLATES — OFFSET WORK (VCCII«0«I TO TK J. Dobmson Bnyrartny G 275 WASMINOTON STRUT OOSTON. MASS. TCLEPMONt MAIN SIDEBOTTOM BROTHERS Roth Ex-Service Men printing anb Engraving Imported Hand-Made Stationery From France, Italy, Spain and Japan 168 School Street, Winter Hill, Mass. Please Mention the Radiator When Patronizing Our Advertisers.

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Table of Contents FRONTISPIECE, William Shakespeare . EDITORIAL STAFF................ EDITORIALS..................... “TALE OF ALEXANDER AND CLITUS,” by Beatrice Mann '25 ............................ WHY NOT SMOKE CIGARETTES, by George M. Hosmer “MIKE AND SAM,” by Leslie Carrigan, '25 “THE BEACON LIGHT,” by Mildred Smith, '24 “THE BOY WHO GAVE THANKS,” by Ariel Ross, '24 “OUT OF THE PAST,” by Beatrice Bates, '26 PUBLIC OCCURRENCES........................... ALUMNI NOTES................................. “THE NEW DAY,” by Dorothy Cragin, '24 “WHAT IS GOOD HISTORY TEACHING?” by Abrahan Weisman, '24................................. LIBRARY NOTES EXCHANGE NOTES JOKES . ATHLETICS 27 29 30 31 33 34 34 35 36 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 46