Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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]—Normon Boxtcr, Constoncc Alboncsc, Dovid Colbert, Barbara Burdett. Alvoh Chisholm, Dorothea Kelton, Edwin Oley, Lauralee Sheehan. 2— Jeanette DiRusso, Janet Nickerson, Gcrness Roscnfeld, Theresa Hcncghan, John Boyson, Theresa Fantosia, Mary Madden, Eleanor O'Mara, Catherine Spinos. 3— Patricia Turner, Norma Smallwood, William O'Leary, Diran Dohanian, George Manupelli, Louis Bevilaqua, Marion Anderson, Ramona Lazar. tyadool Staff CONSTANCE ALBANESE MARIAN ANDERSON NORMAN BAXTER LOUIS BEVILACQUA JOHN BOYSON BARBARA BURDETT ALVAH CHISHOLM DAVID COLBERT JEANETTE DiRUSSO DIRAN DOHANIAN THERESA FANTASIA THERESA HENEGHAN DOROTHEA KELTON RAMONA LAZAR MARY MADDEN GEORGE MANUPELLI JANET NICKERSON WILLIAM O'LEARY EDWIN OLEY ELEANOR O'MARA GERNESS ROSENFELD LAURALEE SHEEHAN NORMA SMALLWOOD CATHERINE SPINOSA PATRICIA TURNER

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Robert E. McKelvey, Bookkeeping, Commer- cial Low 6 Jerome Street Arthur L. McManus, History 25 Browning Road James J. Mooney, English, History 37 Bortlett Avenue, Belmont Margery Moore, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Business Organization, Business Records 1 1 Summit Avenue Bernord R. Moulton, Physical Education 38 Ware Street Jean Mullaney, Business Records, Clerical Practice, Typewriting, Office Practice 49 Vinal Avenue James J. Murrey, English 37 Irvington Road John J. Murray, History 61 Walnut Street Joseph J. Nangle, Economic Geography, Commercial Law 37 Follen Road, Lexington Bernice 0. Newborg, Typewriting, Business Organization 9 Mt. Vernon Street, Arlington Mildred A. Nugent, History, French 46 Richdale Avenue Richard W. Obear, Librarian 1 Primus Avenue, Boston Helen O'Brien, English, Guidance, Occupa- tions 30 Barton Street Thomos F. O'Brien, English 16 Prescott Street Mary C. O'Keefe, Freehand Drawing, Ap- plied Arts 29 Forest Street Alice M. Patterson, Typewriting, Economic Geography 383 Broadway Eva M. Piercy, Mathematics 57 Apthorp Street, Wollaston Albert 0. Plantinga, Mechanical Drawing 46 Melrose Street, Melrose Highlands Dorothy T. Rice, Biology, Physiology I 1 Wore Street, Cambridge Elizabeth W. Richards, Physics 123 Orchcrd Street Eileen Ryan, Typewriting 1 I 8 Highland Rood Helen B. Ryan, Business Records, Economic Geography 85 Oxford Street Matthew J. Ryan, Physical Education 20 Columbus Avenue Catherine M. Scanlon, Household Arts 32 Hillsdole Road, Arlington Herbert H. Shallies, Manual Arts 10 Aggassiz Street, Cambridge Caroline A. Shea, Typewriting, Commercial Fundamentals 64 Pearson Road Hozel L. Smith, Freehand Drawing, Applied Arts 19a Forest Street, Cambridge Mary C. Smith, English History 1 1 7 Prospect Street Margaret F. Snell, Physical Education 36 College Avenue Carmen Solano, Spanish 62 Highland Avenue Katherine E. Stack, English 29 Park Drive, Boston Harold Sullivan 1 24 Forest Street, Winchester Ruby F. Sutherland, History 46o Spring Street Beatrice Sweet, Music 208 Morrison Avenue Charles B. Sylvester, Latin 5 Washington Avenue, Cambridge Alfredo Veozie, Stenography, Transcription, Typewriting 123 Orchard Street Frank X. Veneri, Business Organization, Commercial Law, Clerical Practice, Busi- ness Records 78 Brooks Avenue, Arlington Joseph B. Weene, Eeconomics and Civic Problems, History 232 School Street E. Bello Weisman, Mathematics 78 Gibbs Street, Brookline Mrs. Nora Whittemore, Clerical Practice, Office Machines 9 Mt. Vernon Street Mrs. Alice Y. Worthley, Physical Education Andover Inn, Andover Dorothy A. Wyman, English 15 Powder House Terrace Mrs. Mory G. Callahan, R. N., Matron 85 Oxford Street Alice Scanlon, R. N., Matron 49 Dover Street Mobel F. Kelley, Clerk 283 Medford Street Georgiana Tripp, Clerk 50 Cherry Street Morgaret Brennan, Clerk 42 Gibbens Street cn«ra €xici i

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Editorial Deor Oossmotes, Now is the hour when we must soy goodbye. Yes, graduation is here ot lost. Those of us who were most anxious for June and graduation ore now the ones shedding the most teors. The Staff has spent many long hours in planning and preparing this Yearbook. Work began lost June, when we met and discussed ways of making this the best ever pub- lished. We thought of revolutionizing the book entirely, but that would be impossible if we were to stay within the means of our budget. Several loyouts different from the customary one were deboted, and finolly we decided on on inverted T . Next, — the cover. It would hove to be padded, and red, — bright red. Where was the money coming from for this added expense? Well, where there's a will, there's a woy. We hove the red padded cover, and what is more, on embossed plate to add to its beauty. The most difficult port was yet to come. Work. We had to gather Senior pictures, doto, and then assemble it; this meant hours of work, long hours after school and during vocation. Here it is! We hope you like it, ond since is was primarily designed to serve os a pleasant reminder of our happy high school days, we know that it will do just that. We wonder what the future holds for us, yet we do not know, but behind us we leave fond wishes for a successful, ond even better, — a happy future for each of our classmates. Your Editor, BARBARA BURDETT BARBARA M. BURDETT Editor-in-Chief OLIVE B. MacPHERSON Yearbook Adviser