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

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18 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL . EDNA ALLEN September 12, 1909 New Bedford, Mass. Edna is the girl with the curly locks who had them bobbed, She is a cheerful soul and may be seen tripping lightly along the corridor. We are sure she will be a great success in whatever she undertakes and we all join in much to our disappointment. wishing her good luck. A ti, a Lew e: OS Caz Hosea M. Knowlton School Commercial Glee Club Business LOUISE ACHESON “Lou” October 12, 1910 Parker Street School New Bedford, Mass. College DOROTHY ASHWORTH SOT) ote October 4, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. “Dot” is one of our quiet but attractive classmates. She has worked faithfully and conscientiously. ‘Dot’? and Louise are going to hang together and be nurses. Somebody is going to be lucky. We extend to her our best wishes for success. Glee Club; Senior Minstrels St. Luke’s Hospital Fair and demure is our Louise, and such a winning smile as she has. She already has many admirers, and lucky is the patient who has Louise for a nurse. The class wishes you the best of luck, ‘“‘Weezie’’. Glee Club Librarian; Glee Club Dance Committee Senior Minstrels St. Luke’s Hospital “Dotty” Parker Street School College

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT LT Salutatorian ROSE BETTENCOURT “Chummy” May 24, 1910 Jireh Swift School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Rose will be remembered longer for her: excellent scholastic record than for her social endeavors, but we should not forget her activities during her senior year. Always a conscientious worker in her studies Rose has only recently become interested in the social life of the school, and we certainly hope she will continue to be as active socially as well as intellectually at Brown. Senior Minstrels Committee; Senior Minstrels Color League Hockey ’25; Class Prophet Banquet Committee; Honor Society Brown University Srl Elomors GEORGE SISTARE September 16, 1909 New Bedford, Mass. George, one of the reasons for the success of the banquet and the completion of this volume. An honor student without seem- ing to attempt. We’ll long remember you tap-tapping away in the Minstrel Show —— one of its hits. A welcome addition to any gathering, we know you will get a lot out of your four year stay at Yale. The best of luck, friend. Band; Glee Club; R. O. T. C.; Honor Society; Senior Minstrels Parker Street School Scientific Chairman of Banquet Committee; Class Book Committee Yale Bhan qGS as AKC OL Ae AREDN SaCaMAnaa rin DbUSpacbrc ngrOoner 4th Elonors MARY GELETTE ““Skeezicks”’ December 14, 1909 Clarence A. Cook School New Bedford, Mass. College Studious — that is Mary’s middle name. However, it is hard for us to believe that she spends all her time thus. May your enterprises of future years and your affiliations with F. W. Wool- worth be as successful as those of High School days. Class Historian; Honor Society; Glee Club

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT BY) AMY BOWIE November 19, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. Amy may be quiet and shy, but she certainly has her ways — especially with the sailors. Amy we would like to warn you about these sailor boys, you know the saying that a sailor has a girl in every port. So just beware. future undertakings. WALTER BIENIA Walt’ September 16, 1909 Abraham Lincoln School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Walter is calm and innocent-looking enough on the surface but he may be depended upon to liven up the dullest class and make life miserable for the teacher. We are not sure whether he holds the record for being spoken to in class, but at any rate he comes quite near to it. Whatever the future may have in store for him we hope he may be successful. Clarence A. Cook School Normal The best of success in all your Cushing BENJAMIN BERKOWITZ “Ben” August 6, 1910 J. B. Congdon School New Bedford, Mass. Scientific Cicero, himself, can hardly be compared with our “Ben,” for he is our class debater. ‘“‘Ben’s” favorite pastime is arguing with the teachers not to mention hobbling around on crutches. We wonder how it all really happened. Be good, ‘‘Ben’’, but stay away from women. “And all the world took notice when he spoke.”’ Dramatic Club; Debating Society; 8’s Interclass Debater First Prize in Freshman Prize Speaking Contest Dartmouth