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

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METCALF. ee Os oy MARION LOUISE Se chatter, chatter Marion can start. a conversation on absolutely nothing and keep it going, too. She is happy and care-free, with many friends, but we hardly ever hear her mention ‘‘boys.’’ Ingraham, Commercial, Literary Club, Class Ode Committee. BERTHA KATHRYN MENDOZA. ‘fA rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded. ’’ he aes : is Bertha doesn’t believe in wasting words on anyone. we expect great things of her. She is very good in studies and Congdon, Commercial. MURRAY: ‘“T eould a tale unfold.’’ ESTHER MARGARET Esther tells the most bewitching ‘‘ prome- nade’’ stories you ever heard, and acts them out, too, in the lunchroom. Acting is her specialty anyway, but she can sing, beimg in the Glee Club, as well as act, and is an inexhaustible source of amusement. ‘‘Have you heard of Esther’s engage- ment?’’ Parker, General, Class Play, Glee Club, Literary Club. 19

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GEORGE AUGUSTINE LEWIN. ‘«There is no loss in being small; s 9 Great bulks but swell with dross. ‘¢Buster isn’t very big, but he is, every inch of him, a perfect gentleman. good and willing student. Knowlton, College, Class Ode Committee, Holy Cross College. ALICH MACKAY. ‘¢Hair as a star when only one is shinin in the sky.’’ Alice is a beautiful, quiet girl, who dresses in the latest styles direct from Paree. How ever, she never tries to make herself con spicuous, yet is always noticed. He ises ELSIE CAROLINE MacQUARRIE. ‘¢Q dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze ot moon! ’? Elsie has the loveliest dark hair and eyes, and a bright, sunny disposition, which even attracts people over the ‘phone. ‘‘ ’Nuff said. ’’ Parker, Commercial. 8 s 18

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ALBERT INGRAHAM PAINE. ‘“‘They are never alone that are accom- panied with noble thoughts. ’’ Albert wisnet sacs ormd?? for sar sshark2 or anything like that, but is a real honest- to-goodness ‘‘plugger’’. He studies well and has an unusual amount of good old- fashioned common sense. Highland Grammar, Holyoke, Mass., Scientific, Honor Pupil, Annapolis. FLORENCE MAY PARKINS. ‘‘The fair, the chaste, the unexpressive Shea ‘‘Florrie’’ isn’t exactly a ‘‘brick’’ but she honestly has ‘‘conspicuous hair’’. She is a jolly girl and wears a sunny smile, the kind that won’t come off. Knowlton, General, Bird Club, Literary Club, Bridgewater. MILTON ELLSWORTH PARKER. ‘ T am not in the roll of common men.’’ Parker has all the dignity becoming the offices of First Lieutenant and Class Treas- urer. Belongs to the cream of the social element, looks like a fashion-plate from Hart Schaffner Marx, and is a geometry shark, Parker, College, Class Treasurer, 1st Lieu- tenant of Cadets, Freshman Reception Com- mittee, Banquet Committee.