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

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EVern WOON! c OVE a) SAMUEL SHAPIRO ‘‘Shimmie’”’ Shapiro is in Ireland President of a new-born state And from the reports adriftin’ back He’s the same old “hot skate.”’ ELECTA TAVARES Electa’s invented a great many things That’s caused a lot of talk But her latest discovery of science is How to eat soup with a fork. VICTOR LADETTO “Vic” Ladetto, dancing school master Has acquired quite a “rep” For teaching all the would-be sheiks The very latest step. IDA AMBUSH and NELLIE KUWASKI It’s the Ambush and Kuwaski theater That has that brilliant sign To all above five and all below six Admission only a dime. Ing DIG IAI ALPHONSE STROJNY Alphonse, arch aviator of the air Around the earth has whirled And in every land under the sun The Stars and Stripes unfurled. MARGARET DOWNEY and EVELYN DEMORANVILLE Margaret and Evelyn are in the circus Along with the midgets I hear And when they get sick of playing their part They hide in the elephant’s ear. ALEC REDFEARN All day Redfearn deals in oil No! not of market stocks But on the corners Alec sells Snake Oil to slick the locks. 9 ition , 3 SAG 9 5 InADIC I =intwdk 25

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ME or c IKMOIONI III KATHERINE MacDONALD With Katherine as teacher the best in the city When the pupils ask her—’cause she’s so witty “What is so rare as a day in June?” She tells them “A sky-scraper on a balloon.” GEORGE GUARD George Guard, gamest kid in the class Has fallen at last by Heck Both in life and in the comics The mode! for Mr. Henpeck. HELEN and SUSAN TRIPP Helen and Susan Tripp have A rest home for the frail And they feed you Indian Pudding Out there on the Mohawk Trail. JOHN ROWAND Much renown to Rowand has come The master of syncopation Troubles and sorrows he drives away Heart break to constipation. GRACE WASHBURN Grace Washburn is an office girl The boys there call her “‘dear”’ And the boss himself can’t do a thing Unless Grace is right there near. ULRIC DIONNE In case there’s another war or two The nation need not fear For with Dionne our leader of troops The enemy’ll get it in the ear. ALICE HEYWOOD and MARIAN McGOWEN Alice Heywood and Marian McGowen Are settled across the river For in a hut in Fairhaven they dwell Living on onions and liver. 7he,34 INgDIG34! 24 woe INdIGs

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IKI! ee v © spre IMDIONI MARY WHELAN See the sweet and pensive nun coming now this way That is Mary Whelan who at the orphanage has full sway She trains them in the science of bull frogs and balloons And teaches them to thrive each day on crackers and on prunes. ARTHUR TIFFANY Parson Tiffany in the pulpit! Behold his quiet flock For tho’ “Art” makes fiery sermons There’s truth in every talk. LOUISE DILLINGHAM Quite content is Louise Dillingham With her humble lot in life She ran a delicatessen store Till he took her for a wife. ARNOLD DEMORANVILLE When folks are broke as the rent falls due To the ten cent bank they go Arnold Demoranville’s the cashier there Who comes across with the dough. STATIA JAGIELSKA After Statia made her cash By writing a book called ‘“Bunk”’ She bought a little dog and cat And sailed to Cuttyhunk. HAROLD BROWN Tho’ John Brown may lie in the grave Our ‘‘Hank’s”’ still marching on As gardener on a rich estate He mows the grassy lawn. WINFIELD ROBINSON A forestry position for Winfield Wild animals he tames And an oil can totes with him To put out forest flames. INGDIGIA! 26 OE INEGI Into