Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Ackerman. Sophie 360 Washington Street Commercial Traffic Squad National Honor Society Graduating with Honor Just our Sophie, quiet ami street, The nicest girl you could wish to meet. Adams, Helen 49 Tufts Street General Girls’ Glee Club Blessed is she who has the gift for making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts. Adams, John 49 Tufts Street Commercial I Then girls are nigh he is quite shy. Ahern, James 12 Morrison Avenue General Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Ahern. Rita 62 Curtis Street College Girls’ Glee Club True to her word, her work, and her friends. Aiken, Eleanor 42 Whitfield Road College Girls' Glee Club In the lexicon of youth, which reserves for a bright woman- hood, there is no such word as fail. Aitchison, Svea 54 Atherton Street Commercial Girls’ Glee Club, Traffic Squad She has a smile for every friend, and a friend for every smile. Albanese, James 101 Alpine Street Commercial Band A famous man he'll he some day. Albani, John 48 Boston Street College Radiator, Business Manager of Year Book, Radiator Representative Character, personality, and the ability of being a durable friend to all. Albertari, Frank 237 Cedar Street Scientific Traffic Squad, Junior Radia- tor. Track There are great ones in our midst and we little know them. 22

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CLASS POEM HAIL! AND FAREWELL! The Senior class is now departing, From the Temple on the Hill. We’re quick at learning, swift at starting, Blessed with knowledge and good-will. As the sun-orb sinks at evening, Soon to rise from slumbering rest, So days of schooling, nights of scheming, Prepare us for life’s coming test. To face the world we now are ready, Fearing not, nor do we dread; Hearts are racing, heads are steady As we view the scene ahead. Guided always by true teaching; Courage ever by our side; A smile for troubles; virtue preaching Against false power and evil pride. Some will climb to whirl in glory, Others tread the halls of fame, Let them help the ones not soaring— The weakened, broken, and the lame. Let us then safeguard the future As we walk the road of life, By being honest, loving, pure, Downing struggles by our strife! Dorothy Bedwell, Room 145. 21

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Alborghetti, John 268 Summer Street General Mildest manners with gravest minds. Alibrandi, Anthony 18 Trull Street General Innocence in genius and candor in power: are both noble qualities. Ames, Richard 44 Quincy Street Scientific Sensible people find nothing useless. Anderson, Claire 11 Packard Avenue Normal Worry and I have never met. Anderson. Katherine 10 Belmont Place Commercial A faee more fair, A girl more szveet, Ne’er hath it been Our lot to meet. Andrews, John 11 Hailey Street General lie has a nice manner and a winning way. Anthony, Jennie 264 Beacon Street Commercial A gentle disposition wins for itself many friends. Aquino, Angel 09 Franklin Street Commercial Girls’ Glee Club. 400 Club. Basketball, Traffic Squad. Tennis, Class Day Committee Dark eyes, dark hair, and daring smile, A real true friend, and one worth while. Arey. Robert 9 Mortimer Place Scientific To look up and not dozen. To look forward and not back, To look out and not in. and to lend a hand. Ashman, John 85 Lowdcn Avenue College Graduating with Honor One of those strong silent men. 23