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

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8 RED AND WHITE Class of February, IPs Officers eV OSTEND: 28 Pace krtcrtes 4.7, fc ie toca see eee JoHN LEE VAG CRE ESTU CNT Win ee ee EpitrH DaAvENPORT SECUCLOI 8 tthe micas: ot tare tena eee ae JosEpH Brapy EY COSY CY AER atti B ee A CLARENCE GREGORY The Class EDWARD MORRIS ALTMAN Feb. 24, 1904 Commercial Middle Street School Mass. College of Pharmacy Attenshun!: Pork Arms! Jake, the major, enters. We always knew he was good looking, and this picture shows him off to good advantage. They say its between West Point and the Metropolitan Opera for his range is eight octaves, one better than a piano. WHe intends to start a line of drug stores over the United States. We wish him luck. MajorinwO ol Ge Alpina, Doar. STANLEY WILLIAM ARMITAGE Jan. 28, 1904 Commercial Parker Street N. B. Textile School Behold! One of our athletes is here. A football player by his size we should judge, but he plays a good game nevertheless. Stan is popular with his class, no wonder, he drives a C. M. C. He never carries many books home but he always manages to get along. If he does as well in Textile school as he has on the hill, he will succeed well in life. RO. T. C,,.. Football. 1920-21, Glass “Baseballaieze Senior Prom Committee, Freshman Reception Com- mittee, Athletic Association.

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NEW wre OR DeeriG bey Ch© © le Eh AGO Ne 19 DEO 22 fopy P.Howarp, A. B. Science Marion How tanp, A. B. Commercial Pemba 1, Lincin, A. B. Commercial Mary F. Livincstong, B. L. Inglish Constance, Lortus, A. B. Tneglish SuMNER E. Marve tt, A. B. Chemistry Rosert Murpy, B. C. 5. Commercial Lena M. NEWCASTLE, Art Peery NEwtAnp, A. By A. M. English Hiape. F. Rawnp, A. B: Commercial ifanucEs P. Ruce, A. B. English Dawa €. SANBORN,-Ph. B. Science, Algebra HeLen A. STEDMAN, A. B. Commercial Lypia M. SARGENT, English KATHERINE B. SCRIBNER, French SusAN E. SHENNAN, A. B. Latin Lucretia N. SMITH, English RuTH SMITH, Girls’ Physical Instructor Merrie luKey. A. By A. M.,; Ph.D: atin Epirm L. Wacker, A. B. History Epwin W. WHITMARSH, 5. B. History Haroip E. WIixzey, A. B. Science Epna T. Witson, A. B. French, Commercial fons Ay PeArson;.Capt. U, SA. Retired Military Instructor RopOLPHE GODREAU, Vocal Music CLARENCE W. AREY, Instrumental Music Estuer H. Luce, A. B. Secretary to the Principal

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NEW BEDFORD? HIGH sCHoOr 9 EUGENE ALBERT BISAILLON April 11, 1901 College Parken otreet Holy Cross Silence! The second Caruso of the world is about to sing before an audience of two thousand people. What a glorious future to look forward upon. Or, perhaps he will be an actor, for surely he has demonstrated his worth in that line. Still another report comes to our ears that he has progressed so far in jazz that he may become a dancing teacher. But who knows the future better than our prophet. Enough! Eugene is a good sport. Banquet Committee, Seni or Dance Committee, Class Book Committee, Freshman Reception Committee, Alpha Board, President of Dramatic Club, President of Glee Club, Debating Society. THEODULESBOEDUC May 22, 1904 Commercial Jireh Swift Business Here comes the bank of the commercial course. He is small in stature but big in the pocketbook. It is hard to find anything to say about him because he is so quiet. However, we all agree that he is a good sport. We don’t know what he intends to do but we wish him luck in anything that he attempts. They say he is some dancer but he never puts himself on exhibition. oO elem Orenestra TOS ee eANV ENS BRADY May 6, 1904 Scientific Ingraham Nie ae You can’t help admiring this perfect 35 with elegant narrow collar and polka stripe necktie. His manner of dancing is elegant and his wardrobe variegated, and all the ladies knock him silly, he is so easily vamped. He intends to go to M. I. T. We are sure he’ll succeed and surely prove that two can live cheaper than one, for he is a shark at trigonometry, but Joe is some salesman too. His enticing gaze has lured many of the fair sex to him. He has such an innocent look that some little bug will surely get him some day. It’s too bad they don’t sit them together at M. I. T. Good bye, see you on the square. Class Secretary, R. O. T. C., Dramatic Club.