Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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BORNSTEIN, CHARLOTTE 51 Prescott Street Normal Gracious. I’ve lost my pow- der puff!! BRADY, JOSEPH 447-A Somerville Avenue General I have never sought the world; the world was not to sell to me. BOUCOUVALAS, ALICE 91 Puritan Road General Prose Club Thou hast made her a little tower than the angels. BRAGDON, GEORGE 29-A Oxford Street General Orchestra Friendly council cuts off many foes. BOUVIER, LYDIA 21 Kdmands Street General A lovely girl is above rank. BRAMAN, CLIFFORD 64 Wallace Street College Traffic Squad True friendship neifer con- siders safely first. BOWEN, EDWARD 75 Trull Street General I am a citizen of the world. 4 BRATTON, ELISE 11 Oak Street General Traffic Squad A word to the raise is suf- ficient. BOWMAN, ROSE 156 Walnut Street Commercial Oh, horu cruelly sxveet are the echoes that start, when memory plays an old tune on the heart. BRA ZAO, MANUEL 7-R Tyler Street Scientific There’s always safety in valor. Twenty-seven

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BLACK, MARJORIE 33 Partridge Avenue General Let thy words be few. BLOOMER, QUENTIN 22 Knapp Street Commercial It takes all sorts of people to make a world. BLACKADAR, BLANCHE 81 Marshall Street General Prose Club, Radiator Rep- resentative. Bank Worker Sue It stuff the world is made of. BOCKSTROM, RUTH 43 Adrian Street College National Honor Society, As- sistant Bank T rcasurcr Graduating with Honor They are only truly treat who are truly good. BLEVINS, DORIS L. 63 Hancock Street General Bank Worker To tww you must play the game every time. BOLT, CATHERINE 17 Beacon Place Normal Concealed talent brings no reputation. BLOOD, PAUL M. 8 Francis Street Scientific It requires sterling courage to live on the uplands of truth. BON I, ALZIRA 17 Webster Street Commercial Tennis. Basketball In books, or tcork, or healthful play. BLOOM. EDNA 42 Lincoln Parkway General Soft as her chime, and sunny as her skies. BONELLI, CHARLES 44 Chetwynd Road Scientific Boys’ Glee Club Then he will talk — how he will talk I Twenty-six

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RRAZF.R, ETHEL 545 Somerville Avenue Commercial Assistant Rank Treasurer IVhat you desire is Sov- ereignty. R ROM FIELD, RESSIE 72 Line Street Commercial Who is it can read a woman ? RRENNAN, FLORENCE 48 Sunset Road General Prose Club, Rank Worker Her actions are like her curls—natural— RROOKS, HAZEL 25 Puritan Road Normal I know a trick worth two of that. X RRENNAN, MARGARET 27 Gibbens Street i lencral Traffic Squad, Bank Worker Where is the heart that doth not keep, Within its inmost core, Some fond remembrance hid- den deep Of days that are no moref RRISROIS, FRANCIS 81 Washington Street General Many a man fails to become a thinker, for the sole reason that his memory is too good. RROOKS, JOSEPH 4 Spring Hill Terrace College Live today; tomorrow is not RROOKS, RONALD 10 Sunnyside Avenue Commercial That is as well said as if I said it myself. RROMBERG, HENRY 19 Cedar Street Scientific National Honor Society The only way to have friend is to be one. RROPHY, ROSE 47 Pennsylvania Avenue Normal As merry as the day is long. Twenty-eight