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Senior Class Officers EDWARD M. GREELEY, President. E. MARY GUTHRIE, Secretary. AVIS M. JERRETT, Vice-President. WILLIAM F. PORTER, Treasurer.
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Senior Class History As timid and amazed Sophomores we began our brilliant careers in Somerville High School, September seventh, 1933. After we received Mr. Avery’s official welcome we realized more fully the importance of our motto, “Honor and Progress,” and eagerly strove to hold high its ideals. We chose for our executive committee: Avis Jerrett, Edward Greeley, William Porter and Mary Guthrie. The first edition of the “Radiator” ever to be put forth by Sophomores was under the guidance of the Sopho- more Editor, Sherman Cole. In the success of our Sophomore Dance, we proved to be leaders and loyal supporters in the social activities of the school. “Time Marches On!” We returned after an all too short vacation, as Juniors, with renewed determination to maintain the lofty standards set by preceding classes. We elected as officers: Edward Greeley, president: Avis Jerrett, vice-president; William Porter, treasurer; and Mary Guthrie, secretary. With great pride we rejoiced with those of our class who attained membership in National Honor Society. A colorful and clever “Junior Radiator” was edited by our junior editor, Phyllis Robinson. Jun- ior Night, the social climax of the year, was surely a most brilliant and unforgettable affair. The Junior Night Committee, consisting of Phyllis Humphrey, Effie Wilson, Louis Bernicchi, Paul Nash, and the capable directors were to be congratulated for the success of the evening. Again, the following September, we returned as dignified, serious Seniors, and as such, we began another successful year by electing the same officers. On March sixteenth the Senior Play Committee, consist- ing of Phyllis Robinson, Chairman, Virginia Morong, Charles Clough, and the cast did a creditable piece of work in the presentation of “The King Rides By.” Then on June fifth came Class Day, the most colorful event of the year, and Senior Night, the gala affair in the life of every Senior. On June tenth we reached Graduation, the impressive occasion bringing to an end our high school career. The end is now marked by our diploma, which we shall make our badge of honor and solid achievement. We cannot express, fully, our sincere thanks and appreciation for the prudent guidance and splendid education given to us by our teachers. Mary Guthrie, Secretary.
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