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

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MYRA ALLEN FAIRFIELD Middle—College Course, Senior Prom. Com., Freshman Reception Com. Very quiet and shy. Blushes easily. I wonder why? A devotee of Chemistry, that’s enough, it seems to me. ELSIE FERGUSON Middle — Commercial Course, Girls’ Basketball. Elsie is no kin of the actress who bears her name, but she can talk more than the actress any day in the week. MARGARET FERNANDES Ingraham—Commercial Course, Ode Com. Margaret is a cute little dark-eyed damsel whose deeds speak louder than her words. 14

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BERTHA A. DEAN Knowlton—General Course, Basketball. “Bert” and ‘‘Gert” certainly are in- separable. There is something in Fall River which attracts these girls. Puzzle. What is it? MALCOLM J. DELANEY ingraham—College Course, Cadets, Track, Class Play, Senior Prom. Com., Freshman Reception Com. The original ‘‘chatterbox.’’ When he is alone he talks to himself for com- pany. ‘‘Del’’ keeps his lungs in condi- tion by long-distance running. 1 Girls’ MILTON HENRY DEAN Middle—Commercial Course, Ode Com. “The walking telegraph-pole.’’ But maybe “Shorty” cant cover some ground when playing tennis. Just watch him and see for yourself. 3

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DOROTHY FULLER M iddle—General Course. If Dorothy continues to keep up the good work in the future as in the past her name will surely spell success. ROSAMOND W. GIFFORD Parker—College Course, Class Play Class Play Com. Rosamond claims to be fond of cats, but unless we miss our guess she is fond of other things more human than cats. FLORENCE GENENSKY Fifth—Commercial Course. Not satisfied with having her own way, Florence goes to Boston and copies the styles there. ; , cl