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

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18 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL MARION JANICE BARNES May 19, 1910 Hosea M. Knowlton School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Marion is unselfishness personified. She practically never thinks well of herself or ill of ony one else. When she goes riding in her Packard it is to be noted that most of the children in her neighbor- hood go too. Treasurer Alpha Debating Society Smith College May 19, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. sociable and always has a smile. success, Alice. EDNA, LILIAN BENAC SAoustel 7 LOTT Parker Street School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial We'd rather think of Lilian as “Lil” than as Edna. Scmehow we're not acquainted with you under that name, Lil. But as Shake- spere says, “What's in a name?” Lil has one acccmplishment over the rest of us—she doesn’t look like a weary-shop worn senior and we probably wouldn't have known that she was one if her home- room hadn’t been 101. Best of luck to you, Lil. Color League Hockey; Glee Club Vaudeville Show ’28 ALICE ANNA BASKIN Hesea M. Knewlton School Commercial Alice, who is one of our tall girls in the class, is fashionable, We are positive she will easily win the hearts of her patients with this smile. Best wishes for Glee Club; Quill and Scroll Beth Israel Hospital

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CLASS OF FEBRUARY NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE LY, OUR ROSTER SADYE ABRAMS September 10, 1910 Robert C. Ingraham School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Preparatory Sadye is another one of our quiet but intelligent girls in the class. She has taken an active part in some of the clubs at school. We hope the little tots will all like her. Debating; Glee Club; Chorus of Class Play Property Committee of Class Play Lesley Kindergarten School LEO MORSE ADELSOHN December 3, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. Enter the Caesar of the class. Here is our friend with the firm, convincing voice. When it comes to debating and putting forth the facts in an eloquent manner, he has no superior. He was quite the thing as the Emperor in the class show, and thus proved to us his versatile ability. The class expects to read some Of your orations in the near future, Leo. Band; Crchestra; Glee Club; Alpha Board ’28 Vice President Alpha Debating Society ’27, ’2z8 President Alpha Debating Society ’28; Interclass Debator ’26 Allen F. Wood School College Classical Varsity Debating Team °28; Junior Dance Committee Musical Comedy Committee; Senior Musical Comedy Boston University CHRISTIE ISABELLA AMES “Bunny ” December 20, 1910 Jireh Swift School Osterville, Mass. College Classical Christie is the one in the class who is always smiling no matter what happens. She can talk about almost anything under the heavens and make it interesting. Christie has announced her intention to go to far off Hawaii. We wonder if it can possibly be the lure of those Hawaiian banjos. Glee Club; Special Chorus; Senior Banquet Committee Chorus of Musical Comedy; Prophet Committee of Musical Comedy University of Hawaii

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CLASS WALTER WELLINGTON BONNER VV VV ae May 2, 1911 Subic, Zambales, Phillipine Islands College Classical “W. W.” is the editor of the “Knock Out” a paper associated with the R. O. T. C. and class room happenings. Of late the paper’s appearance has beccme less frequent due to the rise of the Fairhaven “Star.” “W. W.” is the most versatile editor we know and soon he will be a staff correspondent for the A. P. (Aggravated President.) Cahoon oat IO), AE, {C. OF FEBRUARY NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE 19 ANNA ROSAMOND BLACK March 29, 1911 Betsey B. Winslow School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Anna is a meek little miss. She believes it is a good policy to listen to all and say nothing. Seldom does the teacher have to ask her to refrain from talking. Best of luck, Anna. Singing; Glee Club Glee Club Librarian ’26, ’27 Forsythe Dental School, Boston Thomas R. Rodman School 8’s Musical Comedy Howard University WINIFRED BOOTHROYD February 6, 1911 Abraham Lincoln School Yorkshire, England Normal Preparatory We are almost convinced that the class might have started a League of Nations of its own, and Winifred would have been our worthy delegate from England. She is the shy and dainty Ittle girl who walks liesurely along the corridors. You may be quiet Winifred, but we know you'll start cut in life with a “bang.” Glee Club; Chorus Chorus of Musical Operetta “Little Almond Eyes” Lesley Kindergarten School