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

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22 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL JENNIE BROWN April 29, 1912 New Bedford, Mass. Jennie is a moderate girl who loves to dance. You will often see her at dances. She might dance her way to fame some day— who knows. Best wishes. French Club EDWARD WHALLEY BUCKLEY April 30, 1910 New Bedford, Mass. “Ed” is one of our good-looking boys. He is well liked around school and has many friends. recites in class. I guess he has a good reason for this. Best wishes for success, “Ed”. Senior Show; Plainfield Grammar School General LINCOLN N. BUBBINS January 31, 1912 Abraham Lincoln School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial You never hear much from “Linc,” but if you get in with him right, you'll have found a good companion. We wish you the best Orlicky. bine. Undecided Sd yg Thomas R. Rodman School General He is always smiling even when he Orchestra and Band Chairman Banquet Committee Harvard or Yale

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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

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 23 EDWARD EVERETT CASEY, JR. July 30, 1912 New Bedford, Mass. “Ed” has kept himself Then “Bill” found him and has hung on to him ever since. I have “Rd” well concealed until his senior year. BERTHA ELIZABETH CARROLL NBYaCE © June 19, 1910 Parker St. School Fairhaven, Mass. Commercial “Bert” is an athletic girl more than a studious girl. Sports will never hurt you, “Bert” and we know that someday your children will grow up to prominent athletes. Best of luck, “Bert” for a huge success in life. Color League Basketball; Glee Club Varsity Basketball Thomas R. Rodman School General heard that he is a little bashful with the opposite sex but you can’t believe everything that you hear. I wonder what “Ed’s” Ford would say if it could talk. “Ed” has worked hard on the class book and I know that the class wishes him success in whatever line he under- takes. Singing; Class Book Committee; Color League Business AARON HILLARD COHEN pel ativan July 9, 1911 Allen F. Wood School Brockton, Mass. College Classical Tish! Tish! The hero enters. “Harry” is a born actor, who makes the girls’ hearts beat double quick time. Besides having dramatic talent, he has the makings of a good tennis player. We wish you the best luck at Harvard and know you will play a big part in dramatics, Aaron. Freshman Basketball ’26; Debating ’27; Tennis ’28, ’29 Dramatic Club °27-’30; Senior Show Harvard