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

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COU PArS 3 ORE NEN Hal Sh eN HeUsNeDeRS ESD ASINeeD Heleva it ii A. Clayton Taber Spooner. ‘“ Flere I stand; [ can do no otherwise. God help me. Amen” Anna Chase Sullivan. “ Past all expressing.” Edith Bertha Swift. “Ah, gentlest soul, how gracious, how benign, Breathes through my troubled life That voice of thine— Filled with a sweetness born of happier spheres, That wins and warms—that kindles, softens, cheers— That calms the wildest woes And stays the bitterest tears.” Class Essayist. Isabella ‘Taber. ‘A cherry lip, a bonny eye, a passing pleasing tongue.” DellayHsther 2 ripp, ; ‘“O happy sort, that all the way To heaven hath a summer's day.” Class Prophet. A sweet little miss, who always sees the bright side of life. Of unbounded wit. With her amiable disposition, her blue eyes, winning smiles, etc, a very ‘pleasing individual. Seniors should not be sparing in lavishing favors upon this person, for she holds the dread future in her grasp. Noa se oF Dp ties ie Oe 30

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CLASS O F ISP VINE TSIEN] Jat WW! INT 1b) Jes) 3D) AN D ll NY D8, PRET A Tr Ok Iy SORELLE Mary Cecilia Riley. “Virtue ts bold and goodness never fearful.” Bessie Parker Robinson. “Flere’s a sigh for those who love me, And a smile for those who hate ; And whatever sky's above me, flere’s a heart for every fate.” Mary Lucretia Sawyer. ‘“ By my troth, a pleasant-spirited lady.” Cora Evelin Schultz. ‘O wad some power the giftte gie us, Zo see ourselves as others see us.” Ruth Russell Sherman. “A. scholar, and a ripe and good one, Exceeding wzse, fatr-spoken and persuasive.” Valedictorian. A staid, industrious person who believes this world was made for study, and practices what she preaches with excellent results. Ancil James Smith. “What care I when [ can he and rest, Kull tume and take life at tts very best.” One of those mortal beings whose principal occupation is drawing breath. A charter member of the “Knights of the Sons of Rest.” 29

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OG PRS AS: OF ING Nip le EEN lel (OT UN) 1D) IR 38) 1) AN D Ee Le Viers RSs LY EEA ESN Ray A. Taber. “And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew.” Lida Mae Varnum. “In truth, str, she 1s honest, and pretty, and gentle.” Dennis Joseph Walsh. “fis life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up And say to all the world: This was aman!” @A Class Historian. Base Ball Team (4) (3). Cadets — Second Sergeant (4). Possessed with an even temperament, yet a right good fellow, with but few bad habits. - Pol dat-cewlat sothes matter” Nina Weld. “7 have observed thee always for a towardly prompt 711.” Clara Cannon Wheaton. “T belteve they talked of me, for they laughed consumedly.” ae cD A quiet individual, full of quaint sayings. Has a smile for which she is the sole agent. “May I have another chance?” “Yes, if you’ll be good.” se a ls th, 31