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

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20 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD HARRISON BEAN Delt © May 5, 1912 Thomas R. Rodman School Rockland, Mass. General Richard says little but thinks a lot. A happy-go-lucky fellow and very joking. With these qualities we are sure that he will be a success in life. Best of luck, “Dick”. RO Cee Colm bedriic MARGARET BONNAR “Peg April 4, 1912 Clarence A. Cook School New Bediord, Mass. College Classical “Peg” is one of those girls who likes her studies but who likes a gocd time too. She always has the broadest grin on her face even when trying to concentrate on home lessons. “Peg” is a shark at basketball and has helped to put our Senior Show over. It is an absolute surety that success will come her way. Color League Basketball ’27; Alpha Business Staff ’28 Senior Show; History Club ’27; Philomathean Club ’27 LORE Awiae OUND ban June 24, 1911 Parker Street School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Loretta has been active in music during her school term. She is very studious and has tried hard during her career. Her marks show it. Good luck, Loretta. Orchestra; Band; Glee Club; Singing; Basketball

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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

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 21 ELSIE ELIZABETH BORGESS sal Ih May 28, 1911 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Elsie is another cne of our quiet, timid girls. She has done her part to help in the Senior Show as a black mammy. Good luck as a teacher, Elsie. Senior Show Hyannis Normal HAROLD BOWMAN pel October 14, 1911 Betsey B. Winslow School Boston, Mass. General “Pz” is a good sport and full cf fun. Althouch he is a loyal supporter of N. B. H. S., he has reasons for thinking Fairhaven ° high a pretty good place. It is a good thing that tolls are not collected on the bridge. Isn’t that right, “Pz”. Lots of luck. Freshmen Football ’26; Freshmen Baseball ’27; Varsity Football '28 Freshmen Tennis ’26 Class Basketball °26-'29 Springfield College WINNIFRED LOUISE BRIGHTMAN “Winnie” August 7, 1912 Thomas R. Rodman School Westport, Mass. College Classical “Winnie” is a happy-go-lucky girl. This blond lady has gone through school with a smile on her face and few books in her arms. “Winnie” has made a name for herself in the Gym, and we are sure that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Best of luck, “Winnie”. Glee Club ’27; Color League Basketball ’28; Varsity Hockey ’28 Senior Show; Banquet and Class Day Committee