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

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(gh ee sid aa EMMA BLY Emma went to Africa Supposed to convert ’em but there She taught the natives how to jazz And made them bob their hair. SAMUEL SCHWARTZ At Fort Phoenix during the summer A familiar form you’ll spy Samuel’s the life-saver there Whatever happens he’s always dry. ALICE PELL Alice gives dozens of gifts a week From a baby carriage to a goat For love she does not give these things But for wrappers of Octagon Soap. RICHARD SNYDER and WARREN MacKINSTRY Two gallant young men for sweet Science’s sake A trip to the moon did resolve to take Alas and alack! They never came back é And now all the world mourns Snyder and ‘Mac.”’ £ AGNES TRIPP Agnes Tripp is as calm as ever Nothing excites her, they say She wouldn’t walk a half a block To see the Star Store sway. FRANCIS MARTINS If perchance you have but one eye Do not bewail your fate But hie to Martins the oculist He’ll furnish a glass mate. HAZEL DINE and ANNIE COHEN On a quiet little street in Paris The shop “Dine and Cohen”’ you’ll see They sell all sorts of dainty things From tacks to Ceylon Tea. KP oyE IN,DIG34I | Oy IDC 20

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YA Is IMO (oe . SOON JOSEPH JAZOWSKI A scientific surgeon is our Joe His patients make no kicks For a dead man can tell no tales After Joe removes the appendix. ALICE DOHERTY A new lady cop we have in town Her beat’s in Holy Acre When loafers see her they run to their friends “Cheese it or Miss Doherty’ll take yer.”’ LAWRENCE KNOX In China is a noble preacher His moniker’s “Larry”? Knox And if gentle speech prevails not He uses old-fashioned rocks. CORNELIA ROGERS Cornelia goes out to Westport And though her minutes are few She carries thru strenuous measures Kormther VW aw! aU EDWARD McCANN Ed McCann to the big leagues went Along with his matchless nerve Heralded as the best pitcher yet Because of his wicked curve. ELIZABETH CASWELL Elizabeth Caswell, that sweet young miss Has changed her Miss to Mrs. For a while she was a governess But now she washes dishes. MILTON JEPSON Whenever your hair is so very long That your ears are hid from view Just pay a call on “‘Jepp”’ the barber He’ll snip if off for you. INQDIG34! 19 OE { IN,DIGI4I FAC, 9!

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IKCIONI oe SE KOON! (CN! Y NATHAN SCHWARTZ “Fruit, fruit’, the bellowing peddler cries Pray, drive him not away For he’s our old friend Nathan Schwartz Thru life earning his way. ISAURA MACEDO If you want to clear up your love affairs Without spending a cent Just send your mail to Isaura For talks on “Love and Sentiment.” PHILIP HOWLAND Phillie Howland is in Europe Switzerland if you please There he works in a creamery Punching holes in cheese. LEONA TEACHMAN When poet s are in a quandary As over a verse they scowl To rhyming Leona they should go She’ll fix it without a howl. PRESTON BOOKER Booker is a medical man And a very good one too And if you should be at death’s door He’ll gladly pull you through. ANNETTE BEGIN and AGNESS FREDETTE Annette Begin and Agness Fredette Are earning more money than any one yet For when they lost cash by selling blubbers They started a fad of crocheted rubbers. GORDON CAREW Gordon Carew is an athlete Just as strong as a lion A handsome complexion he gets By using “‘Nix-Ain’t It” Iron. | INDIC34! (C9 INDIC34! 4 21 7