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

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ALICE DOROTHY IRVING. ‘ Grace was in all her step, heaven in her eye, In every gesture dignity and love.’’ Our Class Baby—in years, but not in size. She is a winsome thing and not at all boisterous. Parker, College, Westfield Normal School. EDITH ELIZABETH JOHNSON. ‘Always busy—never in a hurry.’’ iidith takes plenty of time for everything, but keeps right on and never loafs. She isn’t at all gay or ‘‘smart,’’ acts properly and does creditable work in stenography. North Dartmouth, Commercial. SYLVIA KEMPTON JAMES. ‘“And kind as kings upon their coronation days’7 Very conscientious and retiring. Never ‘‘butts in,’’ never talks loud, and isn’t especially fond of lessons, either. Middle, Commercial. 16

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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

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HENRY HARRY KONOWITZ. ‘“ Let me have men about me that are Fates He of the fairy-like frame has a smile second only to Ames’s. ‘‘Konny’’ is a most popular member of the Glee Club, too. When he sings we can vouch for the words, but you have to go outside for the ‘‘air,’’ We must have unity.’’ ‘ T have a little shadow.’’ Clinton High, College, Glee Club, Class Play, Chairman Class Book Committee, Foot- ball, Track, Cheer Leader, New York Law College. DANIEL LANE. ‘‘We grant, altho he had much wit, He was very shy of using it.’’ Lane is a very conscientious fellow, with a fine sense of humor that makes .him see everything from the funny side. He is a physics shark, and his only fault is being a woman-hater and awfully bashful. He would rather have a kitten than a girl for company any day. STELLA LEIGHTON. ‘¢Here’s a heart for every fate.’’ Stella has met with all kinds of luck since she has been at school, yet she always comes back, makes up her work and wins laurels right and left. There’s a good deal we ean learn from her character. Allen F. Wood, Commercial, li