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

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HELEN LEONARD CROWLEY. ““Neat, not gaudy.’’ Helen always puts in a neat appearance, which makes her very attractive. She pre- fers out-of-town people to those in New Bedford. There’s a reason. Parker, College, Bridgewater. a) IRMA MABEL COOK. ‘“Henee, all you vain delights.’’ Irma doesn’t trouble herself about mere school matters. She doesn’t take a very active part in class affairs and is very re- served. Barnstable High, Commercial. NELLIE DANIELS. ‘‘Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low—an excellent thing in woman.’’ An excellent student, whose only fault is not talking loud enough in recitations, al- though on some subjects she can do all that iS necessary. Congdon, Commercial. 1

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LEAH COHEN. ‘“Haste makes waste.’’ Leah never was known to hurry. .takes life just as it comes. that’s the end of it. Knowlton, General, Bridgewater. MARY ELEANOR CONNOR. ‘ You des take a li’l of de bluest ob de skies, A cloud fo’ de lashes, and you got Miss Mary’s eyes.’’ ‘ Sweet Miss Mary, sweeter dan you know,’’ is a very dear, attractive girl, whose simple sincerity has made her very popular with both the boys and girls. ““Where’s my French paper?’’ Betsey Winslow, Bird Club, Literary Club, Debating Society, Class Play Committee. She If she gets a lesson, alright; if she doesn’t, alright; and SADYE COHEN. ‘‘My mind to me a kingdom is.’’ A well-balanced girl, with common sense and good judgment. Our salutatorian! Just the opposite of Joe. Knowlton, General, Honor Student, Bridge- water. 10

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PHILIP ERNEST DESCHENES. ‘¢ When will such a wonder live again?’’ ‘“Duke’’ is an authority on anything all the way from women to Fords. Our Class President and exceedingly speedy in more ways than one. Very clever, however. Second member of the noted Three and Ames’s, ‘‘ defender, redeemer and friend.’’ Wanted: A brake for Duke’s speech. Parker, Commercial, Class President, Freshman Reception Committee, Chairman Banquet Committee, Alpha Board, Baseball. MARY ELEANOR GIFFORD. ‘ Modest, pure and sweet! ’’ Mary took the leading part in the class play and like everything else, she did it She is a dear and pretty girl, full of quaint sayings, and extremely most creditably. popular. ‘There is an ‘Aiken’ worse than any pain.’’ Allen F. Wood, General, Literary Club, Bird Club. Class Plau. Bridaewater. MARION EASTWOOD. ‘¢Blue were her eyes as the fairy flav, Her cheeks like the dawn of day.’” Marion has nice rosy cheeks and a pretty smile. Most of her time is devoted to out- side work, for you know she is a ‘‘ good scout. ’’ Parker, Commercial. 12