Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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cJ'yacliato’i Z£±£ntati j£± Under the direction of Circulation Manager, Edward Parker, the Radiator representatives were entrusted with the task of selling our school paper. It is due to their hord work, that we hod such a successful finonciol seoson. The plan is to hove a Radiator representative in each room, who is to come into personal contoct with each member of his closs. In this way, every pupil in the school is urged to purchase o Radiator. During the month of December, we held o late seoson drive for subscriptions which netted o hundred and fifty new readers. Our Radiator representatives merit much commendation for their efforts.

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' ftyacliatoi cz fxt Staj-j- Due to our copoble ort stoff, the covers of the Radiator were very unusual. Inter- mingled with regular covers, representatives of the month, were a few modernistic designs, which met with much approval Every special column was headed by its own special cut, enhancing the interest of the news below. Throughout the year cortoons of high caliber en- riched our poges, ond mony illustrations gave our stories a more vivid realism. The ort work was supervised by John Zavisho, assisted by Winifred Cox, Charles Barchord, William Con- rad, Louise Senopoulos, Mary Philbrook, Maude Miller, and Gilda Chiumenti. The art stoff extends its appreciation to Miss Bradford for guidonec.

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 1 JbtiLcldnt (L. OLU2.CL Todoy the frigate of the Student Council has come into port after a successful voyage on the high scos of Student Government. Both Coptain and First Mote, Miss Browne ond Mr. Pearson, ore to be congratulated on their wisdom in navigating the ship through the treocherous seos of doubt ond misunderstanding. Subordinate officers, Gordon, Nash, O'Donaghue ond Hinkley, performed their duties with o most willing and co-operative spirit. Without the support of the crew, who manipu- lated all menial tosks in the operation of the vessel, it would hove struck o reef and sunk. During the voyage mony ports were visited. Among them were chiefly: Student Council Convention, o port in which mony new ideas were reaped; the Island of Student Council Donee, where supplies were obtained to carry on the voyoge, and last, but not least, we put into the Gulf of Lost and Found, where we obtained many trinkets by means of barter. The log, ofter being turned into the company's manager, showed a most profitable trip with many ventures in the offing, such os: Music in the galley, a point for our debating crew, o point for our girl athletics in the crew ond revision of the ship's londbook. May the next crew sail in calm ond peaceful woters.