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

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Vs 9} Iv pre IKMOONI= Ue! 6 Oe rE WINSTON DODGE Winston Dodge with the circus went And became a side show fake When he isn’t taming the lioness He’s charming the lady snake. RUTH GOODWIN and DOROTHY HASKELL Ruth Goodwin and Dorothy Haskell Run a chop house down the street Spaghetti is their specialty, With string beans once a week. ROBERT FURNANS Before “‘Bob” Furnans passed away He aspired to something big So he wrote a Mathematics book From solid “‘geom”’ to “trig.” ELIZABETH SWANSEY The mayor to Elizabeth Swansey gave A job of distinction it seems And now as chef at the Waldorf she shouts “Hash and Kidney Beans.” INQDICRsI LOUIS WALKER Louis Walker was a scientist Who scoffed the Lady Fate He fooled about with TN T The rest—it’s sad to relate. DORIS LINCOLN Doris Lincoln’s published a book I don’t remember when But it is if you must know “The Ways of Modern Men.” RAYMOND OOTHOUT Ray Oothout is a song-writer And has won fame immense Composin’ syncopated time With words that have no sense. TN 14

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ME KMEION! Ey IPCION! Class Prophecy By DOROTHY E. MILLER and MORRIS VEXLER ’T was long ago since last I heard Of all my classmates true And I’d have given the world to hear Even a word or two. I can remember when we parted In nineteen twenty-four Each one was choosing then his path, Seeking fortune’s store. I knew that they would do their task And surely wouldn’t shirk But still I was so anxious to know Their different lines of work. At last I had a bright idea A station far away— Although it was a hard one to get I thought I’d try anyway. So I hastened to the radio My heart just filled with zeal If only I could get that station . It would their lives reveal. Whoo eek ee 00a wheek Static was all I could hear Oh! our long sought station at last And our prophecy was here. ‘“‘About a certain group’’, he said “T have been asked before So now station L-I-F-E broadcasts The doings of ’24”’. FLORENCE WILKINSON In a little house they live, Surrounded by fairies and elves - Florence and hubby are just as happy As Cupid and Psyche themselves. 7 INC 13 Ko SE

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“OME ICI We IMCIIONI DORIS McNAUGHTON Miss Doris was a governess Of an only boy—so meek Her duties were few so she taught him Bug-life—“‘The Frogs” in Greek. ANTONIO ENGLAND Tony England is an insurance agent Of water, fire and life If aught should happen to you or yours The money’ll go to “Friend Wife.” '-EVELYN RODERICK An aviator is Miss Roderick She’s flown nearly up to the moon And as for Carnegie Medals She’ll get her thirteenth soon. EDWIN HODGMAN Ed Hodgman has always sold Fords And it was well worth his while For he built one of old tin cans © And now rides around in style. HELEN NICHOLSON At a certain time every day The city gets an alarm For the loud clanking noise that halts them Is the rings on Helen’s arm. - ARMAND LE BLANC... Look at the hurdy-gurdy man His form so bent and weak Me thinks its only Armand Le Blanc Why so ’tis the old-time Sheik. EDITH KONOWITZ Lady marriage has taken her toll From the members of our class Edith Konowitz fell the heaviest Ah that such should come to pass. INgDIG3A) 15 so SE eos! I a C 4 e) 6