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

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ABBIE ELIZABETH HALL. ‘ T love its giddy gurgle, I love its fluent flow, I love to shoot my mouth off, I love to hear it go.’’ Abbie must talk—and giggle, too! Once she is started she drives everyone’s ‘‘blues’’ away and breaks up many a Class. ‘ Just one laugh after another.’’ Rodman, Commercial. EMMA MAY HALL. ‘‘ Her staturestale Yes, Emma is very tall, but none the worse for that. She is one grand commercial student and Miss Cleveland’s attendant; spirit. Parker, Commercial. HLEANOR RICHMOND HAMMOND. ‘‘A simple maid and proper, too.’’ A very well-behaved young lady, who never causes any trouble and is always ready to help. Middle, Commercial. 14

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‘ ‘ MARY MAYNARD GOLDTHWAITE. ‘On with the dance! ’’ Mary could dance ‘‘on and on and on,’’ and never get tired. She, never, never worries, and always takes things by the ‘ smooth handle. ’’ Parker, General, Freshman Reception Com. mittee, St. Luke’s Hospital. MAX GOLDBERG. ‘“And he’s a man good enough.’’ mathematics shark and therefore an ‘“Loves the ladies,’’ but A ‘angle-worm.’’ they ought to take care, since he plays the ‘fiddle,’’? and so ‘‘strings ’em.’’ Allen F. Wood, Scientific, Orchestra. INGA GLADYS GUNDERSEN. ‘ As sweet and musical as bright Apollo’s lute.’’ Everyone knows how musical Inga is! She belongs to the aristocracy of the school and is also very proficient in pulling heartstrings. Ingraham, Scientific, Orchestra, Motto Committee. 13

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EMILY LEWIS HATHAWAY. ‘ Sweet as the primrose that peeps be- neath the thorn.’’ A model girl with a fine conception of propriety. We can’t any of us conceive of her ever being disorderly, for she is an example of what we should all strive to be. Parker, College, Simmons’ College. WILLIAM GILBERT HORVITZ. ‘ Though vanquished, he could argue still.’’ | There never was a time when Horvitz wasn ’t ready to start an argument and keep it going. But one thing he never can dis- pute. Resolved, That Horvitz wiil get the booby prize at the next Beauty Show. But he’s a ‘‘jolly good fellow,’’ just the same. Ingraham, Scientific, Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology. HELEN ELIZABETH HUGHES. ““T’ll be merry and free, I’li be sad for nobody.’’ Nope—Helen won’t worry for anyone. You simply can’t get her ‘‘goat.’’ Maybe she leaves it at the ‘‘ Bluffs,’’ where she goes ‘‘in the good old summer-time.’’ She knows about everything and everybody down there, even the bandstand. Ask her, Parker, College, Ewayea Club, Debating Society, Class Giftorian, Representative to Woman’s Club, Basketball, Hospital. 15