Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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RADIATOR YEAR BOOK YEAR BOOK STAFF Percy F. Crowell, Eduor-in-Chief Prescott W. Hall, Assistant Editor Herbert R. Fallcren, Business Manager Henry H. Levinson, Circulation Manager Helen M. Baker, Assistant Manager Agnes E. Fitzpatrick, Assistant Circulation Manager Dorothy L. Burnham, George F. Morel, ’29 Staff Artists Curtice N. Townsend, Albert L. Fisher, Humor Editors Olive B. MacPherson, Bertha M. Corfield, Lolly Moller, Ruth F. Garrod, Jean F. Yacubian, Margaret A. Lacey, Muriel L. Morse, Irvine E. Whitcomb, Ernest D. Sackett, Grover R. Winn, Senjor Committee Edward J. Breen, Advertising Manager Elizabeth B. Small, John F. McGann, Jr., Asst. Advertising Managers Earl F. Gibson, Estelle R. Keaney, Organization Committee John A. Rondina, Mary A. Gradone, John J. Hayes, Frank Van Ummersen, Junior Committee 11

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RADIATOR YEAR BOOK First Row: Muriel Morse, Curtice Townsend. Edward Breen, Albert Fisher, Lolly Moller. Second Row: Dorothy Burnham, Agnes Fitzpatrick. Henry Lcvenson. Percy Crowell, Prescott Hall. Helen Baker. Mary Gradone. Third Row: George Morel. Irvine Whitcomb. Jean Yacuhian, Herbert Fallgren. John McCann. Elizabeth Small. Earl Gibson. Grover Winn. THE YEAR ROOK Since the publication of the first Year Book in 1921, interest in this book has grown until it is now recognized as a most important publication, and is the pride of the school. Each year the new staff has tried to make their edition better than the one before, with the result that the Year Books of our school are among the best published by high schools. This year we have been fortunate in having a staff of willing workers, and with the guidance of our excellent advisors we feel that we have upheld the standards set by pre- ceding classes. To the Juniors whose duty it will be to publish a Year Book next year we extend best wishes for their success. 10

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RADIATOR YEAR BOOK First Row: William Vidito. Ruth Garrod. Frank Van Ummcrson. Second Ron : Dorothy Burnham. Marion Smith. Ernest Sackett. Grover W inn. Mary Gradone. Lolly Moller. Bertha Corfield. Third Row: Nathaniel Vidito. Albert Fisher. Curtice Townsend, Grethcll Simpson. Olive MacPhcrson, Jean Yacubian. Irvine Whitcomb. George Morel. THE RADIATOR During the year of 1927-1928 the Radiator has been most successful; some new plans which greatly increased its circulation, were instituted, and the business managers have been able to meet all obligations promptly. The price was lowered; it was made a mag- azine of uniform size; and with the co-operation of the drawing department, stories were illustrated and at least one page of cartoons was found in each issue. The Staff has endeavored to make the Radiator of general interest through the maintenance of several departments, the Editorial, Literary, Poetry, Library, Sporting, Alumni, Exchange, Humor and School News, and has worked hard for the success of our publication. 12