Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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ACKERMAN. LILLIAN 370 Washington Street General Natiottal Honor Society Graduating with Honor Who said too men were in- ferior to men? AHERN. CHARLES 202 School Street Scientific Webster Delating Society. Players’ Club, Radiator Staff Graduating with Honor Persuasion tips his longue when he talks. AHERN. JOHN 62 Curtis Street Scientific John is in training to be our next Kreisler. ALBANESE, CHARLES •17 Trull Street Commercial “There's mischief in that boyr ALBANO. DANIEL 7 Dix Place Commercial Put your faith in honest work, and let others take the the chances. ALBANO, JENNIE 69 Joy Street Normal Her eyes as stars of txmlight fair; Like twilights, too, her dusky hair. ALBERTELLI. JOSEPH 10 Ibbctson Street Commercial “Ghr me a great thought that may quicken myself with it.” ALGER. BERNICE 11-A Wigglesworth Street College Graduating with Honor Her very frowns are better far, Than smiles of other maidens are. ALLAN. WILLIAM 29 Cutter Avenue College On with the dance! I.et joy be uncoil fined. AMBROGNK. ELMER 86 Conwell Avenue Scientific Hail fellow! Well met. TWENTY FOUR

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CLASS POEM AU RE VOIR Soon again these halls will hear the still Unechoing quiet of late June, and sense Another class departed from the hill, And wait new seniors for their autumn recompense. Where the forked roads run ribbon-wise we stand Today, stand face-to-face with Fate; Eagerness in the heart and in the hand, Gladness beneath the rhythm of our gait. As school halls empty, footfalls dying out, As these feet, tramping now to class, and now to game, Take to strange highways, shall it come about That some go wandering into halls of Fame? Then, shall we follow star-paths swift and high, Or take some lower road that beckons far? Follow the higher things, remembering well To leave untouched the worthless things, that mar. A rougher road must force a slower pace; We may grow weak, and weaklings wilt and fall; But at its end, a goal lures on the race Of such as see the end, so give their all. As wildflowers by the way first bud, then bloom, We long to flower on heights we would ascend, The heights of honor! May we still find room For service! May we, pausing, aid a friend! If like a wild rose drained of dew we wilt, Our flowering brief, we hope that at our best We glowed with beauty in the sandy silt; Upon Life’s highway, gave some traveler zest! Now on the signpost at the forking road we read: “Honor and Progress.” Its old arm points straight. May we find honor! And in progress may we lead! And may today be for tomorrow a wide gate! Ruth Cheney. TWENTY THREE

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AMES, FORREST 15 Belmont Square Scientific To be or nol to be. ANDERSEN, LOUISE 13 Pennsylvania Avenue Commercial Her smile is so very sweet. ANDERSON, DOROTHY . »0 Vinal Avenue General She learns to lire ami lires to learn. ANDERSON, ESTHER 23 Rogers Avenue College Graduating with Honor Writers’ Club, Girls' Glee Club Constancy is the foundation of all virtue. ANDREW, JOHN 20 Thorndike Street College So little done, so much to do. AQUINO, OLYMPIA 99 Franklin Street General Girls’ Glee Club, Traffic Squad lilesscd is she who has The ifl for making friends. Tor it is one of Cod's best gifts. ARCANTI, JOHN 21-A Belmont Street Scientific Much study is a weariness to the flesh. ARMSTRONG. JUNE 37 Partridge Avenue Commercial Faithful, good and gentle. ARZILLO, ALFRED 728 Broadway Scientific He’s blonde, and sh!— a crooner loo, Ficture the harm that he can do! ASHMAN. RICHARD 85 Lowdcn Avenue General Football A Itoays happy, ahvays the same, Keep it up. you’ll win the game. TWENTY FIVE