Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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YEA It HOOK STAFF Business Roland Battis Robert Goldthwaite John Rogers Sports Worren Syer, Chairman Doris Hatton Esther Kenney Edward Johnson Organization Celia Lindsay, Chairman Doris Roy Beatrice Camacheo Helen Lord Write-ups Shirley Goodwin, Chairman Bernice Liebermon Dorothy Donnelly Constance McMillan Proof Rosanna Delnnocentis Berton Davis Kathleen Hewitt Richard Gould Margaret O'Connor Evongelinc Zcllars Copy Edith Hart, Chairmon Borbora Coley Vera Bogdigian Ruth Hoyes Georgia Rigas Patricia Martino Circulation John North Alden Greenlaw Ed word Boyson Data Florence Kalis Ruth Crowell Joseph Hopkins Corol Cutts William Sullivan Miscellaneous Jeon Fuller Virginia Scott Catherine Hughes Junior and Sophomores Marylyn Smith M Stratis. R. Neary, J. Hopkinson, R. Horsman. A. Calcrino, E. Boyson, W. Syor, J. North, R. Bottis, E. Johnston, B. Davis, J. Roger-., R. Goldthwaite, R. Gould, F. Hinckley. C. MocMillon, E. Zcllars. V. Bogdigian. R Crowell, J. Fuller, R. Delnnocentis, C. Lindsay, S. Goodwin, F. Kalis, K. Hughes, M O'Connor. B. Camacho. D. Roy, R. Hayes, D. Hatton. 8. Caley. E. Kennedy. D. Donnelly, V. Scott, C. Pugotch, A. Nelson, A. Greenlaw, G. Henderson, A. Lauzon, B. Liebermon, M, Smith, G. Rigos, H. Lord, E. Hort, P. Martino. m • p

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ALICE LAUZON Associato Editor GEORGE HENDERSON Editor ALICE NELSON Associate Editor KIHTOIIIAL The publication of this Year Book marks the culmination of our High School life. Graduation, the last milestone on our road of secondary education, is upon us. Only yester- day, it seems, we came up from the Junior High Schools — fresh and eager, owed and fear- ful. Wc made the grade, passed with flying colors — homework, dances, studies, games, college boards, ond now it is all over. Yes, school is over, but we connot say thot wc are happy about it. To the majority of us Seniors, graduation brings not only the distinct thrill of achieve- ment, of o task well done, but also a tinge of sadness. We realize that here in S. H. S., we leove an intongible port of our being that will remain here forever and that our wide circle of friends will slowly diminish with the years. However, as the weeks grow into months, thot sadness will fode into the background as we strive to gain happiness and success from the world. Some of our classmates will con- tinue their education in the various business schools and colleges, others will seek their places in business offices or roaring defense factories. Whatever the chosen field of work. we know that some graduates will become greot men and women, some famous, some wealthy, ond we hope that all will be hoppy in a peaceful world. The members of the Year Book Staff express their gratitude to Mr. Laurence A, Sprague, business advisor; Miss Bradford, of the art de- partment; Miss Olive B. MocPhcrson, literary od- visor of the Radiator; ond to Miss Elinore Wood, without whose in- estimable aid this book could not have been pro- duced. We. the Staff, present this Year Book to the members of the Class of 1941, with a sincere wish for Success, Good- Luck, ond Happiness. LAURENCE A. SPRAGUE George F. Henderson OLIVE 8. MocPHERSON

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W. Peter». F. Cnsco, J. Hopkinson, W. Sevens. R. Homilton, W. Kingsloy, J. North, E. Johnston, B. Davis, G. Kotoyonis E Philbin, R. Gould, H. Fuller, J. Dratch. P. Mortmo, C MacMillan, E. Zollors, F. Thomas, E. Hort, A. Conney. G. Welch, F Kalis, R. Fitzgerald, R. Publicovcr, J Liver- pool. M. Priestly, A. Butler, L. Hanson, N. Stoico, P. Berry. M. Hines. C. Efstration. H Lord. B Coley, R Crowell, R. Dclnnocentis. P. Cheney, F. Taylor, K. Houghson. K. Hewitt. R. Spear. A. Borley, C. Cutts, G. Rigos, E. Kenney, F. Brown, P. Murphy. B. Surctte, H. Bennett, $. Chmiclowski, D. Hatton. J. Wright, M Clivio, J. Crowe, R. Mollison, M. Moore. B. Noyes, J McPhee. B. Liebcrmcn, C. Lindsoy. E Phillips, Z. Zouvartion, G. Kessler. M. O'Connor, M. Carr, E. Dohanion, M O'Donoghue, J. Small. M Whelan, M. Douglos, D. Roy, 0. Donnelly, D. Molio, H. Whitcmoro, J. Garse, R. Hayes, F. Nahigion, L. Albano B Cam- ocho, V. Farfarolli, I. Turos, M. Currier, L. Thiol. ItAIHATOIt m K The Radiotor Club, organized in October, 1940, is composed of more thon one hundred members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. In Jonuory a get acquointed party was held in the gymnosium. Tho members danced to popular recordings all afternoon, ond refresh- ments were served. The officers of the yeor were: Presidents ..............................Edward Boyson, Betty Noyes Vice Presidents ...................Bernice Lieberman, Celia Lindsay Secretary ....................................................Eleanor Phillips Treasurer .......................................................John McPhee Marshal .................................................John North There are two groups constituting this organization: the homeroom are in charge of securing subscriptions and scooping the news in their classrooms; and the stoff of the Radiotor, who plan, compose, publish, and circulate the magazine. representatives, who MISS FRANCES MENDELL