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

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EDWARD WILLIS SHERMAN, Jr. ‘“A man severe he was.’’ “GBillt? “as Saivery properay yout... He neither smokes, chews nor swears and only But he can Good in de- occasionally drinks soda-water. ‘‘eut up’’ when the time comes. athletics and studies and has his own cided opinions. Allen F. Wood, Scientific, Orchestra, Band, Boy’s Glee Club, Football, Freshman Re Committee, ception Committee, Class Play Class Play, Alpha Board, Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. STELLA STERN. ‘CA cheery lip, a bonney eye, a passing, pleasant tongue. ’’ As I have said before she and Sophie are twins. They are always happy, very pleas- ant, and furnish loads of fun when you know them. Knowlton, Commercial. MARY CATHERINE SQUIRES. ““My heart Is true as steel.’’ An honest, truthful girl with a good deal of ability. She never brags but just ‘ pro- duces the goods.’’ Middle, Commercial. 26

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MARY ELIZABETH RYAN. ‘ And Latin was no more difficile Than for a blackbird ’tis to whistle.’’ A rather husky individual who finds Latin easier than anything else. A good sport though, and blessed with the gift of ‘‘gab’’. Ingraham, College, Radcliffe. SARAH MAY RUSSELL. ‘“In truth, sir, she is honest, pretty and gentle.’’ A very pleasant yet quiet. member of the class, which is a complement when you con- sider it is the empty vessel that makes the most noise. South Dartmouth High, Commercial, Sim- mons College. 151 OS Al s Bees 3M GERMAIN. ‘¢T am sure care’s an enemy to life.’’ Ruth doesn’t like to be troubled about lessons and things like that. To have a good time is her chief ambition. Knowlton, Commercial.

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MABEL ELLAN STONE. ‘“As chaste as ice and as pure as snow.’’ Our class Poet! Mabel wrote the class Ode and also the music for it which eer- tainly is a great distinction. She is credited with good work in the class room and is also the treasurer of the Glee Club. Congdon, General, Ewayea Club, Literary Club, Bridgewater. MARTIN HENRY SULLIVAN, JR. ‘“What care I.when I can lie and rest, Kall time and take life at its very best.’’ Very popular with the ladies and extra good at pool et al. He isn’t what you would call absolutely lazy, but just doesn’t like work, HILARY SANFORD SWENSON. ‘«None but himself can be his parallel.’’ ‘¢Jock’’ a football genuis of great re- nown, is a divine dencer and has many lady loves of whom he fervently sings in the shower room after football games. How do we know? Lessons are of secondary import- ance with him since he has a doctor’s cer- tificate forbidding him to study more than fifteen minutes a day. Middle, Football, Assistant Basketball Manager, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. -