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

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BYRON HAYES McCULLOUGH Fifth—College Course, Class President, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Mem- ber Athletic Com., Banquet Com., Freshman Reception Com. ‘““Mac’’ had so much on his hands at times that he hardly found time to study, but his gift of speech saved him many a ‘flunk’ and likewise many “seventh periods.”’ ALBERT STEDMAN MURDY Fifth—Commercial Course, Salutatorian, Hditore=oe- Alphas. Motto -Com:; Freshman Reception Com. This ‘‘model youth” was raised in the Public Library, where he received books as nourishment. In this way he be- came salutatorian and led the boys to a victory over the girls. MARJORIE O. NICHOLS Parker—College Course, Ode Com. Quiet except when cranking up her little Ford. Then it is no ‘‘Peace Party.”’ for Marjorie. Lo

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CHARLES EDGAR MANSUR Middle—College Course, Baseball, Foot- ball, Banquet Com. A hard-headed Harp was Charlie and full of good humor. He believed in the motto ‘“‘Never study at home what you can do at recess.’’ ELIZABETH MARDER Parker—-Commercial Course. Elizabeth and Florence are true pals and confide their secrets to each other, that is nearly all of them. GERTRUDE BEATRICE MATHEWS Fifth——General Course, Girls’ Basket- ball, Class Play Com. ‘Gert’? was captain of the Girls’ Basket- ball team, A thing often heard of, but never seen (by the boys).

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ROSE T. O’BRIAN St. Mary’s—College Course, Class Ode. Rose showed rare ability with our Class Ode and we can imagine her writing epics daily in the near future. FRANK HOWARTH ORMEROD Knowlton—Scientific Course, Class His- torian, Track Squad. We now come to our efficient Class Historian. ‘‘Ormey’’ has made a good piece of art out of our individual char- acters, and simply for that deserves no little credit. But in his steady, quiet way we may all find a mighty fine ex- ample. Ormey’s achievements are many, for he not only came through the four years with credit, but also conducted a little Geometry class for the benefit of certain less studious ones, which saved our geometry teachers much work. LILLIAN M. PEARCE Middle—Generyal Course. Oh, she’s not very noisy, just talka- tive, that’s all. William J. Bryan would be dumb compared with her. au)