Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SIMOK IIISTOIC Y CLASS On September 5, 1938, we, the closs of 1941 took our traditionol places os Sophomores. Our first main event was the election of the Executive Committee, namely, Eugene Nash, Ruth Mitchell, Ruth Davenport, and Manual Rcgo. Then came the Sophomore Hop, a most cherished memory of our first year in S. H. S. The end of our Sophomore year found us a gay and happy group, known to all in sports and socials. Time marches on! Vacotion time wos over, and we were back to work, os esteemed Juniors. Election time rolled around once again, ond the following were elected to office: Manual Rego, President; Ruth Mitchell, Vice-President; Theresa Hunt, Secretary; Walter Olson, Treasurer. In clubs, sports, music departments, ond donees found the Juniors loyal supporters, as well as members. Then come Junior Night, a great success, thanks to our loyal Junior Night Committee: Eugene Nosh, Shirley Goodwin, Phyllis Berry, Geraldine Oliphant, and Burton Davis. Once again June rolled round and it wos vocation. September, 1940 and our final year in S. H. S. had arrived. Election of officers, on honor indeed, bestowed upon the following: Eugene Nosh, President; Phyllis Berry, Vice- President; Theresa Hunt, Secretary; Burton Davis, Treasurer. A busy life for us Seniors then ensued; pictures, rings, pins, our Senior Play, What a Life, and our scholarship ploy, Seven Keys to Baldpate. Our goy Class Day and Senior Prom, carefully planned by the Committees were next in our busy lives. Graduation night, and the end of our days with the Red and Blue.