Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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H A I) I A T O H Y E A K B O O K 1 9 2 9 MARYA.GRADONE EDITOR IN CHIEF FRED H.WELCH BUSINESS MANAGER EDITORIAL It is with pride and satisfaction that we, the class of 1929, publish the final records of our high school career. That it has been a memorable one is without question. Our football team has gained the Suburban League Championship, a branch of the National Honor Society has been introduced and well estab- lished, and we have watched with interest the completion of the gymnasium and the west wing of our school. To compile a book of this nature is an enormous undertaking, requiring much time and thought. We hope that our attempts will meet with your approval. Our greatest desire is that the Year Book shall be an inspiration to every member of the Somerville High School, especially to the class of 1929, toward the accomplishment of greater deeds and the gaining of further honor for our Alma Mater. To our advisers, Miss Gatchcll, Miss Welch, Miss Ellison, Miss Atwater, and Mr. Sprague, and to all others who aided in this publication we express our sincere gratitude. r 10

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1 9 2 9 R A D I A T O R Y E A R B O O K MISS WELCH MR. SPRAGUE FACULTY ADVISERS OF YEAR BOOK 9

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YEAR HOOK STAFF Third How: Edwina Trundy. Loretta Robinson. El bridge Pickard. Charles Casassa, Ralph Skinner. Yinal Dc Grasse, Robert Collier, Beatrice Capodilupo, Ernestine McLean. Second How: Richard Faiinon. Evelyn Miller, Mary McCarthy, Fred Welch. Mary Gradone, Roger Masked, Hazel Kelly, Lillian Shippcc, James I)oolin. First How: Marion Smith, Irene Ward, Elizabeth Corbin, Anthony I)i Cicco, Evelyn Cann, Iris Ruggles. CO o o