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

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WINIFRED CECILIA BEEHAN. ‘‘T am not of many words.’’ No—Winifred never speaks unless spoken to. She is very sedate and never acts fool- ishly. Congdon, Commercial. MURIEL GERTRUDE BRODERICK. ‘¢Q, happy sort, that all the way To heaven hath a summer’s day.’’ Muriel, a very coy and winning miss, has had a most enjoyable time all through the four years of school. Nothing bothers her, and she goes her own ‘‘sweet way.’’ Allen F. Wood, Bird Club, Literary Club, Class Book Committee, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Herrick’s Institute. EDWARD JOHN CARROLL. ‘An officer and a gentleman,’’ our woithy Cadet Captain. ‘¢Hid’’ makes an ideal loving husband, as no one who saw the classic play will doubt. He is a comedian of no small note, yet studies his lessons like a good little boy. Middle, College, Captain of Cadets, Fresh- man Reception Committee, Class Play Com- mittee, Class Play.

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ROLAND AUGER. ‘Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun! Who relished a joke and rejoiced in 2 pun; Whose temper was generous, open, sincere ; A stranger to flattery, a stranger to fear.’’ ‘‘Our Athlete!’’ As an athlete and scholar Roland cannot be excelled. He plays football, basketball and tennis with equal skill, and never gets below B in studies. He does have a good time in school, but is ter ribly bashful with girls. Knowlton, Scientific, Cadets, Tennis Manager, Track, Tennis, Honor Student, Dartmouth. ‘ Glee Club, Football, GLADYS ARDEN. ‘¢Tnfinite riches in a little room.’’ A lively little being, popular in the Glee Club and Orchestra, too. Helen’s shadow and one of Mr. Arey’s favorites. Congdon, College, Orchestra, Ewayea Club, Alpha Board, Kinyon’s. HELENA SOUZA BARTHOLO. ‘‘TLearned and wise.’’ One of our essayists Dances and the like never trouble Helen. She is studious, almost to a fault, and has a great faculty for learning which we all admire. Ingraham, College, Honor Pupil, Wellesley.

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ANNABELLE CHRISTIAN. ‘Give thy thoughts no tongue.’’ Annie doesn’t talk very much. She keeps her thoughts all to herself and thus avoids much trouble that ‘‘gabbing’’ causes the rest of us. Congdon, Commercial. EDMUND CODY. ‘“His life was gentle and the elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up And say to all the world: ‘This was a mans 7? Taking all in all, ‘‘Doc’’ sure is a fine fellow. He can toot a clarinet to perfec- tion and make love on stage and off beauti- fully. Hit by the ‘‘blind archer’’ some time ago and now the ‘‘spark of love has burst in flame,’’ even if it were kindled by ‘ Greenwood.’’ Ingraham, College, Class Play, Class Prophet. JOSEPH COHEN. ‘ A fig for care; and a fig for woe!’’ “ Joe’’ is a ‘‘regular guy.’’ He is expert in skipping periods and ‘‘bluffing’’ recita- tions. Nothing ever worries Joe. Knowlton, Scientific, Washington Govern- ment School.