New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

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aE AUS S OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AWN Dy Folge EST Se Louise Southworth Devoll. ‘Fler voice was very soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman.” ea Possessed with a most amiable disposition. “If I could write the beauty of your eyes, and in fresh numbers number all your graces, the age to come would say, “This poet lies.’” Agnes Genevieve Downey. “My little body 1s aweary of this great world.” For size, and greatness, and renown, Aggie Downey would take the crown.”’ Agnes Marion Dupre. “T know the young gentlewoman, she has good gifts.” Mabel Ethel Durand. “So quiet and so sweet a style.” Marion Ellis. “Let the world slide, let the world go; A jig jor care, and a fig for woe ” Elizabeth Clifton Elliot. “T wish your ladyshtp all heart's content.” Adelaide Augusta Francis. Tal Tae Of excellent dumb discourse.” Margaret Macy Gibbons. “T am not merry, but I do beguile The thing I am by seeming otherwise.” I 21

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CO TAR STS Oa NINETEEN J8h Oi Ai SD) Re I8, IB, AND Ey Vie ‘é Thomas Aloysius Cunniff. “T7s fine to have a giant's strength.” Orchestra (4) (3). Cadets — Corporal (4), Musician (3). Gaptain Basket Balled eam Our Athlete (4) (4) @)5@). An example of misplaced confidence. A sym- metrical, animated splinter. Huis constitution has’ been) (oreathy = streno{lenedibyastaliand: dieting. An athlete of considerable ups and downs. Talks like a busted gramaphone record and fills the air with a continual fire-alarm. A bluffer on a large scale, with a winning smile second only to Meikle’s. Tom Cunniff, whose strength is prodigious, And whose figure has won such renown, Is a hot-air mechanic also, And one of the best in the town. Jennie Gardner Davis. “ She always has been just and virtuous tn anything that [ do know of her.” William Deacon, Jr. : J “ Fatience, and shuffle the cards.’ Captain Foot Ball Team. One of the ancient members of the school. Cheerful as a summer’s day. Possesses a choice collection of ballads and popular airs which he discourses at regular intervals. “ Hallelujah ! Give us a hand-out!” Of all the things, and more besides, Wer may ever expect’ foshear, ‘The: greatestssurprise orally wallabe To learn that Deacon’s finished here. 20

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CLASS OE NINETEEN HEH UGN DERE D AN D FIVE na an ean aia eT ye Gladys Burrell Gifford. “You look wise. Pray, correct that error.” Helen Sturtevant Gifford. “Lm not denyin’ the women are foolish.” Mary Ann Greenwood. “T have learned that in whatever state [ am, therewith to be content.” Sad ie Margaret Hansen. “ Thy modesty 1s a candle to thy merit.” Kathryn Rosamond Harrington. ‘““T love ws giddy guregle, I love its fluent flow; I love to shoot my mouth off, I love to hear ut go.” William Seaman Harwood. “Thou sayest an undisputed thing In such a solemn way.” Elizabeth Hathaway. Apa “Drink to me wrth thine eyes, And I will pledge with mine- Or leave a kiss but in the cup, And [Pll not look for wine.” Sarah Evelyn Hathaway. | “The fatr, the chaste, and unexpressive she.” Margaret Mary Heaver. “ Tove me and leave me not.” pNP lat ae Rae ea A 22