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

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24 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM DUNCAN CORNELL May 29, 1912 New Bedford, Mass. “Bill” is the violinist of the class and we hear that he is going to teach violin after his graduation. We wish you luck, Bill, but as a measure of safety let your hair grow long. [ule Thomas R. Rodman School College Scientific Orchestra EUGENE COSTA April 5, 1911 New Bedford, Mass. Eugene is a fellow that everyone likes, but we never hardly ever see him cutting up or Eugene, noise isn’t everything in life, is it? We all wish you the very best of luck. Undecided EDWARD GARCIA COSTA “Mabel” December 6, 1911 James B. Congdon School Fayal, Azores College Scientific “Ed” was not very well known until he became a “Cheer Leader”. Now he has finally come into his own. Judging from his ability to “holler” “Ed” will make a fine “Fish Monger.” At any rate we wish him the best of success. Glee Club ’26, ’27, ’28, ’29; Cheer Leader ’29 Senior Show 720: R. Os iee Rhode Island State College Robert C. Ingraham School Commercial making himself conspicuous. Well,

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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

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CLASS OF JANUARY NINETEEN THIRTY 25 ARTHUR JEREMIAH CROWLEY “Tubby”’—‘Fat”—“Art”’ May 3, 1911 New Bedford, Mass. “Hail the conquering chemist comes!” What things of good or evil reports awaits us when “Art” takes his place in the world of chemistry in the dim future? but—? The best friend a man Basketball '26-’27, ’ 7s Dance Committee; GERARD EDWARD COUTURE “Jerry” January 21, 1911 St. Anthony School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical “Jerry” is always willing to help and ready to go. Ever ob- liging and cheerful, he is the center of many a good time. But then, what can one expect of such a combination as a derby and a green Ford sedan? French Club; Football; Senior Show Arnold College of Physical Education Mt. Pleasant School College Classical Fat, quiet, doesn’t believe in love, could have. 27-’28; Baseball ’27, 28 Erenchs Club ek Oba Glee Club Cushing Academy HELEN JENNETTE DALRYMPLE “Dal” September 2, 1911 Parker Street School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Helen seems to be rather a quiet little miss but looks are some- times deceiving. She is always ready for a good time and is willing to give help when it is needed. We know that you will be a success as a teacher. Glee Club; Senior Show Worcester State Normal