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

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SARAH BARNET Knowlton—College Course, Orchestra. Sarah is the class baby, but she failed to play her part well, for age did not hinder progress in the least. HELEN LOUISE BAKER Parker—Commercial Course. Helen may be a “‘Baker’’ with lots of “‘dough,’’ but she has little ‘‘crust,”’ and seldom “‘loafs’’ around. Maybe she will though when she goes ‘Yeast.’’ ROBERT STETSON BAYLIES Iifth—College Course, Cadets, Alpha, Class Treasurer, Senior Prom. Com., Freshman Reception Com. “Stet”? may justly be called the ‘‘tax collector.”’ His hobby was collecting money and “‘iron crosses.’’ He says the medals were easy to get, but the money, oh! my!

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EDWARD ALMY Middle—Commercial Course, Ode Com. “Hddie’’ even had the Sphinx beat with his solicitude in school, but per- haps he “‘broke loose’ elsewhere. MARION E. AVERY Congdon—College Course. The ‘Pride of Cuttyhunk’’ is very partial to priests and ‘‘Bishops,’’ but we hardly expect ‘“‘Babbling Bess’’ to be- come a nun. EMILE AUGER Knowlton—General Course, Track, De- bating Society, Honor Pupil, Cadets, Ode Com., Class Play Com., Motto Com. “Tittle Napoleon,’’ when debating, had such strong arguments that even Hercules couldn’t overthrow them.

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LEO BERKOWITZ Ingraham—College Course, Class Play, Debating Society, Cadets, Class Play Com. Leo was certainly done ‘‘Brown’”’ in the class play but seems to have re- covered from the harsh treatment he received, CHARLOTTE BONNEY Congdon—College Course, Class Proph= et; Girls”) Basketball. Girls’ @lee Club, Freshman Reception Com. Charlotte took up athletics to become a police-woman, but she says now th ere is no “prophet” in that business, the men get it all. ALICH BORDEN Parker—Commercial Course, Alpha, Banquet Com. Alice joined our class in 1915 and is a very mighty and powerful addition. She believes firmly that ‘‘suffrage”’ will win when the war is over.