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

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16 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL THIRD HONORS FLORENCE MAE COOK “Shrimp”—‘Cookie” October 26, 1912 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical “Cookie” is such a nice girl and everybody likes her so much, that it is hard to try to say anything nice about her for fear it won't be good enough. She has always been active, and Will help you with most anything, anytime, unless she is talking with a certain young Man. loads son luck! President History Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club Philomathean Club; 7’s Dance Committee Freshman Reception Committee; Treasurer Honor Society Alpha Staff; Class Book Committee; President Honor Society Senior Show Committee Undecided FOURTH HONORS MARY AURORA MAE PRATT October 10, 1912 Mt. Pleasant School Bristol, Conn. Commercial A lot of names to pick from, but we all call her, Aurora. And here’s a bee in your ear: she’s French, Oo-la-la! Aurora is a smart girl, too, being in the Honor Society, and also, an honor pupil. Let’s hope you are never absent from your home as much as you were from school. Honor Society; Color League; Special Chrous Debating Society

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 15 VALEDICTORIAN MARY STELLA BARAO “eh iN hee December 22, 1911 Allen F. Wood School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Meet our Valedictorian. After four years of hard and diligent toil, Mary has come out on top, as we all predicted. If there is anything you want to know, just ask Mary. There is not much that this lady can’t explain. Mary shines especially well in Latin and Math. We wish her the best of luck and know that she will walk off with the honors at Brown. Orchestra ‘26; Senior Show; Honor Society ’28, 730 Motto Committee Brown SALUTATORIAN FRANK SIMPSON “Suitcase” February 8, 1912 Jireh Swift School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Frank is the bright light of our class. The teachers have delighted in sprinkling “A’s” on him, with the result that he landed in the Honor Society, and took the honored position as our ‘“Salutatorian.” He was also voted the quietest boy in the class. Best of luck to you Frank. We know you will make a success of anything you may attempt. Treasurer, Honor Society, ‘29; Vice-President, Honor Society, ’29, ’30 Chairman, Senior Show Committee; Business Staff, Alpha, ’29 Business

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 17 OUR ROSTER December 10, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. VIOLET MAY ATWOOD “Vi—“‘Pansy” May 21, 1911 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial What would be class without “Vi’s” laughable laugh? We all enjoyed hearing it. She’s the girl who loved to miss classes and act as subsidiary “clerk-for-a-day” in the office instead. Unbounded success, Violet. Basketball Color League '’27; Hockey ’26, ’27 Orchestra; Senior Show Office Work October 11, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. vaew Evelyn never speaks unless she EVELYN CHRISTIAN ADAMS James B. Congdon School Normal is spoken to. She may be saving her voice for other purposes, you never can tell. It may be that silence is golden. I hope that that is true in your case, Evelyn, Singing; Hockey; Basketball Hyannis Normal School GEORGE AULISIO Parker Street School Commercial George is one of the quiet boys in our class. Maybe he will graduate from Bryant-Stratton and become a business man of few words. We wish you loads of success, George. Basketball Color League; Track ’27, ’28, ’29 Baseball ’28 Bryant-Stratton