Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Business Monogcr JOHN KNIGHT Left to right—Patricio Griffin, Herbert Gordon, Eloine Kotell. Michocl Gormley, Dovid Brennan, Woldo Corbett, Edword Sherry, Lorroine Maxwell. Edward Sulesky, Eleno Ciono, Jock Knight, Potrocia Flaherty, Eli Demetri. Fourteen

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Dorothy T. Rice, A.B., A.M. Biology, Physiology 14 Wore St., Cambridge Helen B. Ryan Business Records, Economic Geography 85 Oxford St. Catherine M. Scanlon Household Arts 32 Hillsdole Rd., Arlington Philip G. Scully, A.B. Latin, History, Italian 59 Preston Rd. Caroline A. Shea Typewriting, Secretarial Troining, Stenography 64 Pearson Rd. fRuby F. Sutherland, B.L.I., B.S.Ed., A.M. History 46a Spring St. Beotrice Sweet Music 1230 Moss Avc., Arligngton Froncis X. Thornton, A.B. English 27 Brook St. Fronk X. Veneri, B.B.A., Ed.M. Business Organization, Economic Geogrophy, Business Records 15 Audrey Rd., Belmont Joseph B. Weene, B.J., Ed.M. Economics ond Civic Problems, History 232 School St. George H. Simmons, B.S., M.A. Psysics, Occupations 279 Havre St., East Boston Hozel L. Smith Art, Crofts, Art Appreciation l9o Forest St., Cambridge Mory C. Smith, A.B. English 1 17 Prospect St. Russell G. Smith, B.S., M.S. in B.A. Economic Geography, History 29 Florence St. Margaret F. Snell, B.S.Ed. Physicol Education 94 Willow Rd., Nohant Katherine E. Stock, B.B.A., A.M. English 29 Pork Drive, Boston James L. Sullivan, B.S. English 41 Dimick St. Julia F. Sullivan, B.S.S. Clericol Practice, Typewriting 186 Central St. Mrs. Nora H. Whittemorc Clerical Proctice 9 Mt. Vernon St. Mrs. Mory G. Callahan, R.N. School Nurse 85 Oxford St. Alice M. Scanlon, R.N. School Nurse, Home Nursing ond First Aid 49 Dover St. Mobel Kelley, Clerk 283 Medford St. Gcorgiona Tripp, Clerk 50 Cherry St. Morgoret T. Brennan, Clerk 42 Gibbons St. LEGEND Leave of Absence—in Armed Forces t Leave of Absence iSobbotical Leave c Assistant for School Yeor x Exchange Teochcr Thirteen

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ARTHUR L. MORRISSEY After twenty-eight ycors ot Somerville High School, Arthur Morrissey looks forword to his leisure with the good health ond optimism of o mon who hos token life in his stride His experience hos been voried. Beginning os o regulor member of the foculty, he hos been heod of the Latin Department ond Principol of the Evening School. During the term of his attractive wife on the School Committee, he became one of the two Vicc-Heodmosters of the High School. His fellow-teochers remember wtih odmirotion the seven beautiful Morrissey daughters os they grew up. At leost once c yeor in the spring, they were occustomed to visit their father ot the high school. Dr. Morrissey will long be remembered for some of the characteristics of former President Colvin Coolidgc. It wos from the college named for the President thot he received his doctorate in Education. The measured treod, the soft, slow, well-calculated response marked his poised, quiet personality. Never one to become disturbed, he walked the even tenor of his way. Meticulous in his oppeoronce, his greotest problem wos with the careless manner of student dress. When collors were hastily fastened ond sleeves hurriedly rolled down, it wos evident thot Mr. Morrissey was in the offing. Those up for discipline will long remember the sessions of Round Table in what they mischievously referred to os King Arthur's Court. Now, os he launches forth on a new routine, tcochers ond students join in wishing him Bon Voyage. Fifteen