Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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RADIATOR YEAR BATES, EUGENE A. 7 Wheeler St. Scientific. Strength equals happiness. BERRY. HELEN- 42 Banks St. General; School Bank; Type- writing Awards: Royal 2. Remington, Under- wood. A dancing shape, an image gay To haunt, to startle, and nay lay. BEAN, ALLEN C “ Beanie, 24 Pearson Rd. College; De- bating 1, 2, 3; Bank Treasurer 2; Radiator Representative 3; Traffic Squad 2. 3; Traffic Squad Supervisor 3; Literary Club 2, 3; Usher Senior Play. W hat ever he does is done, with much ease! BERRY, PHILIP “ Phil, 203 Highland Ave. General. I would help others out of pure good will. BEARDSLEY. HELEN GERTRUDE “ Hon, 48 Holyoke Rd. Commercial. 'm kind of shy, but I 'll get by. BINGHAM. RALPH D. Bang, 52 Pearl St. Scientific. Trying will get one anywhere. BECKER. BENJAMIN “ Bon. 43 Franklin St. Glee Club 3; Physical Training Leader 1; Poetry Club. And he is not a woman hater. BLAKE, MAXINE B. ‘•Maxine.” 10 Liberty Ave. General; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Swimming 2; Physical Training 1, 3; Short Story Club 1; Poetry- Club 3; Class Day I; Sketch Club 3. The lady of my delight. 25

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RADIATOR YEAR BACKSTROM, C. G. EBEN “ H’lo Hat.” 69 Glen St. College; Band 1. 2: First Orchestra 3; Second Orchestra 1; Flayers' Club 3: Supervisor Traffic Squad 2. 3; Drill Leader 1, 2; junior Flay. I 've lived and loved. BARATTA. HUGO CHARLES “ Mon. 73 Fark St. General; Fife and Drum 1, 2, 3. Laughter wins him many friends. BACKUS. EDWARD F. “Chip,” 73 Boston St. Scientific; Band 2. 3: First Orchestra 3. A darned good fellow is he — till he blows his saxophone. BARR. MAUDE “ Maudie,” 951 Broadway. Commercial; Typewriting Awards: Royal, Underwood. Why can't they all be contented like me? BAKER, HELEN M. 12 Kingston St. College; National Honor Society; Graduating with Honor. You are the evening star, always remaining betwixt dark and bright. BARRY. AGNES MARIE “ Ag.” 67 Mcrriam St. Normal; Fagcant • Thrift); Bank Treasurer 1. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. BALDWIN, EDWARD J. “Eddie,” 53 Hinckley St. General; Glee Club 2. 3. He has a firm, yet courteous mind. BARRY, GERTRUDE F. “ Gertie.” 63A Oak St. Commercial; Glee Club 2; Typewriting Awards: Royal 30-40, Underwood 30. Say what you like. All things love me! 24

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RADIATOR YEAR BLANCHARD, EUGENE S. Gene. 11 Gibbens Si. Scientific; Foot- ball 2; Boys’ Bugle Corps 3. He aims to please. BOGAN, GERTRUDE M. “ Peanut,” 11 Miner St. General; Type- writing Awards: Woodstock 1. Remington 1, Underwood 1. She is an unassuming miss, to her tee wish heavenly bliss. BLANCHE, 1». ALBERT “ Al,” 58 Mt. Vernon St. General; Base- ball 1. 2. 3; Physical Training leader 2. 3; 1st Lieutenant Class Day. His trouble is his admiration for girls. BOLTON. EDITH M. Bobie. 25 Wesley St. Commercial; Poetry Club. A sweet girl she is, and true. BLOMEN, ALBERT H. “ Al.” 33 Bellington St., Arlington, Mass. Scientific. Be satisfied with nothing but your best. BONE. DOROTHY L. “Dot,” 26 Powder House Blvd. Normal; Glee Club 3; Sketch Club 1; Thrift Associa- tion 2, 3. If'ho may know whether smile or frown be fleeter? Whether smile or frown be sweeter. Who may know? BLUMSACK. JOSEPH Joe. 221A School St. College: Football 1; Basketball 3; Member of Debating Team 3; Vice-President of Webster Debating So- ciety 2, 3: Poetry Club; Thrift Association: President Webster Debating Society 3; Junior Night Cast. Be sure to give the other men their turns to speak. BOUKKE. EDMUND J. “ Eddie, 17 Warwick St. College; Poetry Club 3. His pen is striking, resistless, and grand; His modest manners, complying they stand. 26