Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SIDEBOTTOM BROTHERS PRINTING AND ENGRAVING . . TELEPHONE PROSPECT 0947 m 168 SCHOOL STREET WINTER HILL, MASS. -e MEN’S FURNISHINGS at the DAVIS SQ. HABERDASHER’S opposite Somerville Theatre HATS — CAPS — SHOES pprycxiq FOR GOOD HEALTH EAT BUSHWAY’S ICE CREAM “Be what thou seemest.” Room 114 “So enter that you mav be serious and thought- ful. “So depart that you may be of service to your fellowmen.” Room 326 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 215

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1 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 328 1 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 211 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 210 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 129 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOM 306 Highland Beauty Shoppe 386 Highland Avenue Marcel Wave 65c High School GirFs Wave 50c Portraiture by Photography Cloudy Days are as Good as Sunshine for Sittings Tel. Hancock 0193 168 TREMONT ST., ROSTON 11. MASS. Novel tv Xmas Cards SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPH AND XMAS CARD COMBINED Price—12— $6.00 25—$10.00 50—$15.00 Waid Studio 168 TREMONT ST.. ROSTON PHONE HANCOCK 0193 S. H. S. 1927 Class Photographer

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I i SOMERVILLE 11 High School Radiator I. XXXVII. Somerville, Boston, Massachusetts, October, 1927 No. I The Somerville High Sehool Hndintor is published by th High School on tin- fourth Monday of every month during the school year, and only important news matter can be received after the first Thursday of the month. Matter for insertion may be left with any f the editorial staiT or mailed to the editor at the High School. In contributing; write on one side of the paper only, and sign full name. Communications, according to their nature, should be mailed to the editor, business manager, or ex- ( inge editor. Manuscript must be accompanied by necessary postage to insure its return. Terms, $.75 per Year Single Numbers, 15 cents Entered as second class mail matter at Boston P. O. SOMERVILLE JOURNAL PRINT i i i i i i i i ! ! i i i i i i i ! i i i i i i i i i i Associate Editors MARION E. SMITH, ’29 JOHN J. HAYES, ’29 Exchange Editor OLIVE B. MacPHERSON, ’28 Poetry Editor BERTHA M. CORFIELD, ’28 Sporting Editor LAWRENCE P. CAPODILUPO, ’28 Alumni Editors RUTH F. GARROD, ’28 JEAN F. YACUBIAN, ’28 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-C'hief GROVER R. WINN, ’28 Library Editor LOLLY MOLLER, ’28 Business Manager MARY A. GRADONE, ’29 Assistant Business Manager IRVINE E. WHITCOMB, ’28 Circulating Manager ERNEST D. SACKETT, ’28 Humor Editor CURTIS N. TOWNSEND, ’28 Staff Artists DOROTHY L. BURNHAM, ’28 GEORGE F. MOREL, '29 Faculty Treasurer LAURENCE A. SPRAGUE Faculty Adviser GRACE GATCHELL Class Editors ALBERT L. FISHER, 28 WILLIAM J. VIDITO, ’29 NATHANIEL P. VIDITO, ’30 Assistant Class Editors MARGARET A. LACEY, ’28 FRANK VAN UMMERSEN, ’29 GRETHELL S. SIMPSON, ’30 TABLE OF CONTENTS FRONTISPIECE 6 POET’S CORNER 12 EDITORIALS 7 CARTOONS 13 SCHOOL AGAIN, Newton Johnston, ’29 8 SCHOOL NEWS, Marion E. Smith, ’29 14 WESTWARD HO!, Albert L. Fisher, ’28 9 CLASS NOTES 15 ONLY A TRAMP, Daniel Connelly, 28 10 ALUMNI NOTES 17 TRAVELERS, STUDENTS AND AUTO- ATHLETICS 18 ISTS, Lolly Moiler, ’28 10 EXCHANGES 19 “ON TO PARIS,” Grethell S. Simpson, '30 11 FLASHES OF HUMOR 20