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

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Col PAr SES OoF NSTSNT ESD e HaN ELS UNG SRS el) AND 1s le Vek € George Standley Meikle. “T am Sir Oracle, And, when [ ope my lips, let no dog bark.” He’s our right-hand man in the Chemistry Department. Has a happy, guileless smile and fetching dimples. Wears the expression of a well fed chessy cat. Is irresistible to the fair sex. Tries hard to belong to the Fussers’ Union. Believes he’s “it,” and that all others think so. Describes arcs sublimely. “Going down to church tonight.” Alfred Rainford Mellor. “ There 1s a gift beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently stlent.” rAW rack Team, Foot Ball Team (4) (3]. An individual who lives without display or fuss. An honest fellow, possessed with a. most amiable character. A man with an arm of steel. Classed with the non-fussers. William Macy Miller. “This fellow ts wise enough to play the fool, and to do that well.” Cadets. Can talk all kinds of nonsense — without rewinding — for an unlimited time. Has a very contented way of regarding life and its difficulties. Never wanting in doing a favor, if he gains by so doing. 26

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Lai AS 5 OF NENG Ee Le Er aN Js0 10h IN) 10) TR 8) IB 2A IN, IO HeLAVeE [ Mrcnestr amd a3) 2). Pavery. jovial miss olan especially loveable type. Has a liking for pulling heart-strings, and has of late been pulling pretty hard on one belonging to a little Junior boy. Harold Hollingsworth Mandly. “ Behold the child, by nature's kindly law Pleased with a rattle, tackled with a straw.” A small boy of tender years, whose sources of amusement are innumerable. ‘‘Must have tickled the whale’s back somewhat.” Clarence William Mason. “What 1s your sex’s earliest, latest care— Your heart’s supreme ambition? To be fair.” DA Cadets — and Lieutenant (4), 4th Sergeant (3), Comporalaie ). One of the leading fashion plates of the school. A sunny-haired, blue-eyed fusser, who con- tributes much to the merriment of all by his spontaneous bursts of mirth. Has had some misfortunes in his love affairs of late. A society man of several cities. Took a prize at a baby show once, and dreams of it yet. Never known to exert himself beyond the danger point. Sings charmingly. Page 8o, song book, a favorite.

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SASS Orn INGISING Ecler Se bN) ist WO Inf IB) Je 1S, 10) AN D Be VWwr EN ese nts no er et Ba Louise Estelle Oesting. ‘There 1s something in your manner which would almost imply that you will hear me coldly.” Ta e® May Ethel Oéesting. ‘““T speak tn understanding.” An ardent advocate of woman’s rights. One of those persons who believe in the “Let the women do the work” theory. Has a notion women are the thing, and consequently ought tonbes lla thise world of ours, “Man for the field and woman for the hearth ; Man for the sword and for the needle she ; Man with the head and woman unth the heart ; Man to command and woman to obey; All else confusion.” Agnes Margaret O’ Malley. ‘Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me ?” Ethel Francis Otis. “ We know what we are, but know not what we may be.” Florence Wentworth Perkins. “This ws the sorrowful story, Told as the daylight fazls, And the monkeys walk together, Flolding each other’s tatls.”