Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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 ways remember the exciting Tech Tourneys, the football games, the dances. Talent Night, the Music Department Concert, the crowded lunchroom, and of course the Prom. So, it soon starts all over again. Some of us will go on to college, and some will enter a career despite the same warnings we heard before high school. We are now being told that College is much harder than high school, you know and Wait until you have a boss watching over you every minute. We only hope that the wise will recognize the pattern and will make the change with a more enlightened mind. ADMINISTRATION 4 COURSE HEADS and BUILDING MASTERS 6 DEPARTMENT HEADS 7 FACULTY 8 DEDICATIONS 10 ACTIVITIES Glee Clubs 14 Student Council 18 Radiator 20 Future Teachers of America 22 Teen Citizens Administration 23 Band and Majorettes 24 French Club 26 Italian Club 27 Key Club 28 Art Club 29 Radio Club and Hilltoppers 30 Future Nurses Club 31 Players' Club 32 Portia Debating Society 33t Bank Assistants 34 Tri-Hi-Y and Girls' Athletic Association 35 Library Assistants and Student Patrol 36 Red Cross Representatives and Proctors 37 SENIORS Class Officers 40 Prom and Class Day Committees 41 Class Ode 42 Class of '66 43 SPORTS Football 96 Basketball 98 Baseball 100 Hockey 102 Track 104 Cheerleaders 106 MEMORIES 109

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When we were younger we would look upon a high school student as someone so grown-up and so important that we would stare whenever we saw one walk by. By chance we may have thumbed through one of his books and shuddered at the thought that someday we too would have to lug home so many volumes and spend hours and hours on difficult homework. We were warned in the lower grades that high school was very different and that Your high school teachers will never accept a paper like this or when you go to high school you won't play games, you know. Contemplating running away, we would count with apprehension the months, weeks, and days till high school. But now, dear graduates, the impossible has been ac- complished. We did indeed work hard, and our teachers certainly did not accept a paper like that. However, let no graduate of Somerville High say that he did not enjoy the past three years. The good times we had more than compensated for the agony of too much homework or the shock of a surprise exam. We will al-

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Led C. Dnnnhue Superintendent of Schools 1}cl minis ti a tors George K. Coyne Assistant Superintendent of Schools