Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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 Book Plate Title Dedication Mr. Sears Mr. Grioux Faculty Building Mosters Heads of Courses Heods of Deportments Advisors Teachers Contents Editorial Year Book Staff Radiator Staff Radiator and Yeor Book Art Stoff Rodiotor Representatives Student Council Notional Honor Society Closs Officers Closs History Graduoted with Honor Class Oration Closs Will Class Day and Senior Night Closs Calendar Closs Ode Seniors Poetry Closs Poem Snapshots of Seniors Snapshots of Juniors Junior Closs Officers Junior History Junior Night Poetry Snapshots of Sophomores Sophomore Executive Committee Sophomore History Organizations Junior Red Cross International Friendship League Traffic Squad Supervisors Traffic Squad Proctors Photographic Society Aviation Club Writers' Club 4-H Club Philatelic Society Players' Club Scholarship Play Portia Debating Society Webster Deboting Society Orchestra Band Girls' Bugle and Drum Corps Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Sports Baseball Football Basketball (Boys) Track Hockey (Boys) Hockey (Girls) Tennis (Girls) Baseball (Girls) Cheerleaders Swimming Club Girls' Athletic Association Advertisements Autographs

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Moric E. Kenney, Chemistry, History Notolie B. King, English, French Alexander Ladd, Commerce and Industry, Commercial Low Leo Lapidus, Mothematics, Latin, Elemen- tary Economics Elizabeth F. Leoch, English Mrs. Helen G. Leitch, Clothing Mory M. Lima, Clericol Proctice Kotherine T. Lombard, Typewriting, Book- keeping, Arithmetic Olive B. MocPherson, English, Oral English Nancy Marquess, English Frank Martin, Sponish, English Florence L McAllister, Germon, Lotin Paul L. McCorthy, Clericol Proctice Hugh McCusker, Biology Mory G. McGonn, Music Robert E. McKelvey, Arithmetic, Bookkeep- ing, Commercial Low, Commerce and Industry Arthur L. McMonus, History Ellen M. McSwceney, Physical Education Frances Mendell, Mathematics, Latin Forrest S. Miller, Manual Arts Margery Moore, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Business Organization Arthur L. Morrissey, Lotin Bernord R. Moulton, Physical Education James J. Murroy, English, History Joseph J. Nangle, Commerce and Industry, Commercial Law Bernice 0. Newborg, Typewriting, Business Organization Morion I. Newell, Music Mildred A. Nugent, French, English Helen O'Brien, English, Oral English Thomas F. O'Brien, English, History John E. O'Loughlin, History Alice M. Patterson, Typewriting Eva M. Percy, Mothematics Albert 0. Plontingo, Mechanical Drawing, Commerce and Industry Robert A. Radochio, Biology Dorothy T. Rice, Biology, Physiology Elizabeth W. Richards, Physics, Astronomy, and Geology, Physiology Irene C. Ritchie, Typewriting, Stenography Helen B. Ryan, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Commerce and Industry Matthew J. Ryan, Physicol Education Louise M. Sounders, French Caroline A. Shea, Typewriting Mary C. Smith, English, History Margaret F. Snell, Physical Education Carmen Solono, Spanish Katherine E. Stack, Typewriting Harold Sullivon, History Ruby F. Sutherland, History Charles B. Sylvester, Lotin Joseph M. Thornton, Oral English Alfredo Veozie, Stenography Joseph B. Weene, Problems in Citizenship, History E. Bella Weismon, Clericol Practice Mrs. Nora Whittemore, Typewriting, Cleri- cal Practice, Office Machines Dorothy A. Wymon, English Gertrude R. Luce, Cofetoria Bernice A. Tuck, Clerk Mary N. Wedge, Clerk Mabel F. Kelley, Clerk

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MICHAEL J. JOYCE HELEN DEMPSEY Editor Assistant Editor Editorial The culmination of three years of beneficial study hos ot lost been attained . . . graduation is at hand. For those of us who are going to complete our education ot institu- tions of higher learning this is but a transition period; but to those of us who ore going out to seek our places in this turbulent world, it marks the zenith of our educational careers. We cannot devise o manner in which to make our exodus from the portals of the Somerville High School more memorable than by the publication of our customory Veor Book. It is edited with the fond hope that, in years to come, while poring over its contents, gozing in- tently at the faces of youthful comrades ond confidants, we may reminisce with satisfaction, the time when. We, the Staff, believe the Year Book of the Class of 1940 to be the finest, most uniquely presented publication since its incipience over thirty years ogo. No expense, time, or effort hos been spared in its preparation. The cover is done in the traditional colors of our closs; Purple and White. The pages themselves are in S-H-S initial formation, within which initials ore engraved the pictures of the graduates. Adjoining these ore the addresses, courses, nicknames, extra-curricular activ- ities, self-expressed hobbies and ambitions of each and every member of the graduating class. (Moy our fond hopes and humble ospirations be realized!) The members of the Staff wish to express their most sincere gratitude for the involuoble assistance rendered them by Mr. Sprague, our financial advisor. Miss Welch, whose tem- porary obsence is caused by illness, receives our humble thanks, for it was through her pre- vious unlimited work ond present helpful suggestions thot our book wos written. They also wish to thonk Miss Blanache S. Bradford, head of the Art Department, Miss Olive B. Mac- Pherson, literary advisor to the Rodiotor Staff, and Miss Elinore M. Wood, who gave un- sparingly of their time and energy in the composition of the book. May the Yeor Book Staff of 1941 be as fortunate! Michael J. Joyce, Editor-in-Chief. 41