Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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BROWN, CATHERINE 57 Lowden Avenue Normal Assistant Bank Treasurer Here’s to Kitsy, a girl with the most adorable giggle. BUCKI.ES, VIRGINIA 53 Prescott Street College Poetry Club, Players’ Club. National Honor Society By nature Gidge was born to cheer and merriment. BROWN, IRENE 7 Coring Street Commercial The xuorld, the world mine. BUCKLEY, HELEN 220-A Summer Street College Senior Play Usher have no other but a woman’s reason. BRUNS, HELEN 80 Craigie Street College May life for her be one sweet song, Her days of joy be full of song. BUCKLEY. JULIA 11 Hathorn Street Normal Graduating with Honor She vms a scholar and a good one. BRUUN, HELENE •1 Snow Terrace Commercial Bank Worker How forcible are words! BUCKLEY, MADELINE 45 Moore Street Commercial Earnest effort carries one far. BRYANT. ROBERT 68 Avon Street General ’Tis immortality to die as- tiring. : BUCKLEY. PAUL 20 Central Road Scientific Players’ Club. Traffic Squad, National Honor Society Graduating with Honor IV e should try to succeed by merit, not by favor. Twenty-nine

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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

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BURBRIDGE, FRED 14-A Gilman Terrace General Football. Proctor It requires a surgical opera- tion to gel a joke into his understanding. BUSELLI, ROMOLA 65 Wheatland Street Commercial The virtue lies in the strug- gle, not the price. BURBRIDGE. RUTH 14-A Gilman Terrace Norjnal Alldays happy, always the BURK, HARRIET 38 Powder House Boulevard College Poetry Club, Prose Club. Basketball, National Honor Society, Vice-President She is a mixture of pep, good fun and excitement. BURKE, JOHN 46 Dickinson Street General A good disposition marked by gracious aspect. BUSHER, MARY 51 Pearson Avenue College Remember your friends, and they will never forget you. BUSHER, ROBERT 51 Pearson Avenue College Webster Debating Society Speech is great, but silence greater. BUSS. BEATRICE 10 Dresden Circle College A lovely, quiet and good- natured friend. BURNS, FRANCIS 11 Boston Street Scientific The race by vigor not vaunts is won. CABRAL. JOSEPH 84 Marion Street General One never rises so high when one does not know where one is going. Thirty