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

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$s PHY OME ¢ DONALD STEELE Steele’s Beauty Shop is known far and wide Yet he needs no advertisin’ He sits alone in his window grand And my how every girl flies in. MEREDYTHE, PAINE Meredythe’s husband got cross with her And she wept and wept and wept Just because in cleaning the house She dusted before she swept. CARLTON HATHAWAY “Kelly” Hathaway, cheerful cuss, Of men the ace of aces Went in vaudeville in a bill “The Man With the Poker Faces.” IDA YEROVITZ It’s a great old jazz band at Sharpshooters’ The crowd all holler for more It’s advertised “‘Miss Yerovitz at the piano And please park your gum at the door.” IKIIONI IngdIG3s! WALTER MacPHAIL “Mickey”? MacPhail is the slickum sheik Nothing seems to feeze him And as of yore, he’s at his best When maidens try to tease him. MARION DAYTON Marion Dayton’s a regular “Tilly’”’ And went ’cause she thought it no sin With the catch of the town during office hours And the next day she cashed in. ALLEN PATTERSON Though Allen came to us quite late We had needs to foretell his fate He decided to go us one better And for revenge forecasts our weather. Ee! i 16

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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

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es . eT A LAN j ivf ABEL VALENTI Valenti high school principal Has a new rule in force If a pupil takes home a single book He’s dismissed at once of course. “MILDRED STONE Mildred Stone is a model And a fine one she does make And as a perfect 36 She sure does take the cake. ROBERT HAYDEN People come from far and near To hear “Bob” Hayden talk against beer For things that are right he stands very strong BETTY =MURPEY Betty was always jazzy But now she’s a regular vamp So you better watch your step young man Cause she winks a wicked lamp. IMIG! JOHN KENNEY Kenney’s name is blessed thru our land By children both fat and thin When little ones cry mothers apply “Father John’s Medicine.” — ALICE COGGESHALL A queen is Alice Coggeshall Not in London or in Rome But wedding bells called Alice To reign in a heart and home. HARRY MERCHANT Of Harry I’d often wondered For he was a noble lad Till one day I opened ‘‘Fashion’ His face graced the collar ad. ’ So we know that Robert would never go wrong. INGO ky { INDICA!