Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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BLANCHARD, ROBERT 11 Gibbons Street Scientific Nothing succeeds like suc- cess. BONELLO, OLGA 134 Walnut Street Normal Glee Club, National Honor Society Truth is eternal and must prevail. BLASI, EUGENE S. 79 Bailey Road College You are the master of your fate. BORSINI, JEREMIAH 25 Warwick Street College Traffic Squad We look before and after, and pine for what is not. BOBROFF, CHARLES 7 Linden Avenue General Traffic Squad We grow daily stronger, braver, bolder. BOSELLI, MARIE 31 Main Street Normal Players Club, National Honor Society To speak intelligently one must speak -with variety. BOLSTER, WILLIAM 43 Florence Street General Basketball The game must be played. Let’s go! BOWDITCH, EDWIN 36 Gordon Street Scientific Youth is the time of great promises. BOLT. THOMAS 17 Beacon Place Commercial This deed I’ll do before this purpose cool. BOWEN, HARRY 62 Prescott Street General Nothing afcard of what thy self didst make. [ TWENTY-EIGHT ]

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DATES. MARGARET •VI Burnside Avenue General Proctor, Traffic Squad, Senior Play Committee Popular until one and all Chic from shoes to hat; Witty, pretty, capable— These make up Margaret. BATTIS. CHESTER I I Paulina Street College Webster Debating Society The splendor of self-sac- rifice will not be denied. BEAN. HARRY 11 Upland Park General Any one thing well done, is worth living and working for. BEATTIE, JEAN 1-W Josephine Avenue General Something within me laughs and sings. BEN NER. CONSTANCE tW Sydney Street Normal Webster Debating Society, National Honor Society It is good will, concentra- tion, and the habit of dis- patch. Not leisure or unlimited opportunity. Which have always per- formed the greatest won- ders. BERBER!AN. EDWARD 211 College Avenue General Glee Club. Traffic Squad Pew of the things that come to the one “who waits are the things he has been looking for. B E KTOCCT. SALY A TO R E •V2 Medford Street Scientific What do we live for if not to make the world less dif- ficult for each other? BERTOCCI. VINCENT UU Somerville Avenue College It is 'well to acquire the habit of analysing every problem that confronts you. BERTOLANI. MARGUER 1Tb 17-A Porter Street Commercial There are two great classes of promoters of social hap- piness: Cheerful people, and those who have some ret- icence. BERTRAND. M RGUERITE 115 Thurston Street College Webster Debating Society. National Honor Society To look up. and not down To look foncard. and not back. To look out. and not in — To lend a hand. [ TWENTY-SEVF.X ]

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BRADLEY, FRANCIS 34 Francesca Avenue General There is nothing more grati- fying than self-approval. You may cheat others — but you cannot cheat yourself. BRENNAN, RITA 129 Powder House Boulevard College When wisdom enters into thine heart, and knowledge is pleasant unto the soul. BRADLEY, JOSEPH 49 Bow Street College 'There is no such thing on earth as an uninteresting subject. BRETT. GERTRUDE 56 Irving Street College ll'e are not sure of sorrow, and joy was never sure. BRADY. ROBERT 164 Washington Street General We do not determine what tee will think. B ROO KS, M A RGARET 4 Spring Hill Terrace College Our youth began with tears and sighs With seeking what see could not find. BRANNAN, FRANCIS 41 Illinois Avenue College You may rightly say that doubt has no value in itself. Its value is in what it leads to. BROSNAN. JOHN 19 Willoughby Street General Traffic Squad Life's more amusing than I thought! BREEN. MILDRED 35 Packard Avenue Commercial Glee Club A merry heart maketli a cheerful countenance. BROW N, RUBY 7 Loring Street Commercial ’Tis only noble to be good. [ TWENTY-NINE ]