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

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we y; KINI CELIA. LEONARD In her beauty shop down the street Many a switch she has made And Celia will also dye your hair To any pastel shade. WARREN ROBINSON Warren Robinson sailed in a yacht A great discoverer he But he lost his life the other day Trying to blot up the sea. DORIS WRIGHT A Salvation Lass is Doris Wright She never does anything wrong Lost souls she reclaims and shows the “‘light’’ By her tamborine and song. HAZEL BORDEN Hazel works in a laundry There her money she earns Hooks and eyes she irons well But everything else she burns. ELIZABETH NORTON Hist! the demon chaperone Her name’s Elizabeth Norton So young folks you’d better watch out Just how you do your courtin’. ROSE SCHWARTZ Rose Schwartz is at the hospital Training to be a nurse A week after being in her care The patients ride in a hearse. DAVID GOODMAN Of pugilistic fame is ““Dave’”’ Rivals he knocks for rows The purse he thriftily brings home And to “wife dear’”’ bestows. INDIC IAI 27 IngQIC4! hed

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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

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Be y C ve ): $$$ 88 —— rr EUNICE JOHNSON Now Eunice is earning her way Selling rouge and beauty clay At Nantucket in summer there is no trade So she sits and licks lollypops under the shade. RODOLPHUS SWAN Allow me to present Rodolphus Swan The famed electrical expert He’ll wire your houses from head to foot At prices cheaper than dirt. ANNA CANTOR and MARGARET COHEN Anna Cantor and “Peg’”’ Cohen, in Congress Serve on many a committee ’Tis said they enliven the sessions there By remarks both apt and witty. STELLA FILIPEK A rising lawyerette, our Stella ’Tis said, she wins every case For the jury may not otherwise With such a demure face. IKOIONI INDICI4I You have just listened to The doings of class ’24 We hope you’ve enjoyed our program And the news about friends of yore. I’m hoping I’ve left out no one And satisfied you quite And now that I’ve done my duty I'll sign off for the night. Yes those indeed were the good old days And tho’ time our fellowship may sever Our friendly thoughts and best regards Will be with you forever. As! iataslae 1603 INDIG3s) 28