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

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SECRETARY JOHN EARLE JOHNSON “Earle” November 19, 1912 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. College Scientific Here is a fellow who has been popular throughout his four years of high school. Although he hasn’t told us what he is going to do, we know he will be prosperous in the future. Secretary of Class 1, 2, 6, 7, 8; President of Student Council Chairman of Class Dance Committee; Band; lst, 2nd Orchestra Member of Alpha Staff Undecided TREASURER ROUGH SYEVIA “ Ruthie” February 15, 1914 Roosevelt Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Everyone knows Ruthie; her winning smile has made her very popular. You get a flash of golden hair and blue eyes—then she’s gone. That’s our little treasurer—always busy. She has done her part in school activities, and she plans to further her studies in dental hygiene. Here’s to success “ Ruthie”. Treasurer of Class ’29, ’30, 31; Alpha Debating Society ’29 Dramatic Club ’29; Alpha Staff ’31; 7’s Dance Committee 8's Dance Committee; Capt. of Traffic Squad 731 Student Council Absentee Committee ‘31 Student Council ’29, ’30, ’31 Forsythe Dental School oalit 15 feo

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PRESIDENT ARTHUR ARMAND GAMACHE January 10, 1913 Tisdale (Saskatchewan) High School Arborfield, Saskatchewan, Canada Commercial Here we are, ladies and gentl emen! Our President! Arthur came to us from the wilds of Canada and made a name for himself by being chosen by the class as their leader. You'll notice he’s in the Honor Society too. Too bad we can't send you to Washington as President, Arthur! Honor Society; Secretary of the Honor Society Traffic Officer President of 8’s (Graduating) Class VICE PRESIDENT and FOURTH HONORS REBECCA SILVIA BEAN “Becky” May 27, 1914 Clarence A. Cook School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical “Becky” is the smartest girl in the class. She does not study all the time but is prominent in school activities. She is President of the Honor Society, a member of the traffic squad and the Alpha staff. For “Becky” we all wish the best of success. Girls’ Traffic Squad ’31; Student Council; Alpha Staff 31 Absentee Committee ’31; Class Vice President 31, ’31-’32 Honor Society Treasurer ’30-’31; Honor Society Secretary 731 Honor Society President 731-32; Glee Club 730, 31 7’s Dance Committee; Girls’ Basketball Color League ’29, 730 Undecided —osit 14 feo

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VALEDICTORIAN FRANCIS M. ROGERS mbt icc November 26, 1914 Betsey B. Winslow School New Bedford, Mass. Coliege Classical “Fran” is valedictorian of our class. Besides being an ex- cellent student he devotes a large part of his time to social activities. His leadership and service in the R. O. T. C. will be greatly missed by that unit and by the Rifle Team. We hope that he will keep on “aiming high’ at the United States Military Academy. R. O. T: G. ’28, ’29, 30, °31; Major, Palla i eeitesieanm 20 a oGsma Vice President of Honor Society; Chairman Class Book Committee Freshman Reception and Junior Prom Committees Class Debater ’29; Dramatic Club United States Military Academy SALUTATORIAN WILLIAM H. LIPSIE® bile January 28, 1914 Roosevelt Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. College Scientific “Bill” is an honor student, and a good one at that, for he is the Salutatorian of our class. We know he’ll continue his fine work at Tech. Success “ Bill”. First Lieutenant, Ro OF Lae Honor Society; Salutatorian Maise Lis it 16 jie