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

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18 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL HILDEGARDE FRANCES BACKUS October 9, 1912 New Bedford, Mass. We never hear “Hilda” singing “I Want a Mechanical Man”, young fellow doesn’t watch out, he’s Maybe you'll find him in some office, but we know that if some going to find himself hooked. sometime, somewhere. Alpha Debating Scciety '26; Dramatic Club Color League Basketball ’27 “Hilda” SS TE TE — SS CS James B. Congdon School Commercial a Office Work JESSE BAPTISTA April 26,1910 New Bedford, Mass. Jesse has been one of the representatives from our class to the football team. He made a good showing as long as he played. Jesse has been a rather quiet lad, and we haven't heard much else from him, Lots of luck, Jesse. Football °28 ROSAMOND ELIZABETH BACON “Ronnie’’—‘ Professor” July 15, 1912 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical “Ronnie” helps to represent our class in the Honor Society. This studious young lady dcesn’t hold the opposite sex in very high esteem and is determined to be an old-maid. That is all very well, but a girl with a sweet disposition like “Ronnie’s” is bound to be successful in anything. Best of luck, “Ron”. Senior Show ’29 Delegate to the N. B. Woman’s Club ’29 Undecided Betsey B. Winslow School College Classical

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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

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 19 SARAH BARISHEFSKY July 23, 1909 Hosea M. Knowlton Fall River, Mass. Coniumercial Sarah is an invariably quiet girl. By the way, there seems to be a very good share of that type of girl in the Commercial course. Anyway, when you do come to know Sarah she is sure to be a good sport and friend to you. Best of luck to you, Sarah. Business RUTH LYDIA BARNES “Barnesie”’ April 4, 1913 Mt. Pleasant School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Let me intreduce you to the young lady who is always playing pranks on teachers as well as pupils. She can be counted upon to jurnish humor and a good time. “Barnesie” is a rare combination of brains and wit and will be an asset at any college. Good luck, Ruth. Alpha Staff ‘29; Senior Show; Class Prophet Smith College January 30, 1904 New Bedford, Mass. Paul Whiteman is looking for you. Barta Glee Club; Drawing INU OMY WIAD COLO) James B. Congdon School General “Bart” intends to devote his time to music. In fact he has done so in the past. Give “Bart” a trumpet and a young lady opposite him in the band, and the band will be a success. Look out, “Bart”, Best wishes. Band and Orchestra; R. O. T. C.; N. B. Symphony Orchestra Leader of N. B.. Football Band ’24, ’25, ’28, ’29 Freshman Reception Comm.; Senior Show Comm. Ec icaesis te ee F, Football Band ’28, ’29; Trumpet Instructor