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

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20 THE QUADRENNIAL WILLIAM JOSEPH BEAN December 12, 1916 Thomas R. Rodman New Bedford, Mass. College Scientific ‘Bill is another one of our tall boys. One of the best all around fellows in our class. Band; Orchestra, ’31, ’32, 933; Drawing; Leaders’ Class; Color League Basketball; Aviation Club Undecided HAMMOND I. BENDER November 23, 1915 Roosevelt Junior High New Bedford, Mass. Classical Course Hammond takes everything—himself included, very seri- cusly, a trait which may be useful in later life. Football, “33: Glee Club, “31; 325 3328 Orchestrameal ‘32° (Chess, 732, 33: SpecialiiGhnenusmmocamds Brown University SAMUEL DAVID DORAN BERTRAM November 15, 1913 Cook School Edmonton, Alberta, Canada College Scientific If Doran has as much persistence in his later life as he has had in school, we are sure he will succeed. Dramatic Club, 731, ’32, 733; Freshman Football; Color League: Basketball: Art. Irackeol Leaders’ Class 30 New Bedford Textile School WILLIAM ROY BIRD January 14, 1915 Roosevelt Junior High Manchester, England College Scientific Roy has a passion for aeroplanes and 1f he has as much patience with his life work as he has with this he will make a name for himself. Aviation Club Undecided

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NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FLORENCE SANDLER BARATZ May 27, 1916 Betsey B. Winslow New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Florence has a very sweet disposition. We know she will have no trouble in making friends in this world. Singing, “31, 32; Glee Club, ’31, 32, ’33; Drawing, ’31; Spe- cial Chorus, 33; Class Prophet, °33 Undecided GENOEFA ALICE BARYLSKI July 4, 1915 Roosevelt Junior High New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Jennie has been rather shy as far as school activities go but we are all sure she will succeed in future life. Art Undecided HELEN MARGARET BAUMANN January 28, 1916 Clarence A. Cook New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Seemingly one of the more retiring girls of the class, Helen has become one of our most popular and prominent girls. Glee Club and Special Chorus; Art, ’30, ’31, ’32, 33; Or- chestra, 730, 31; Class Treasurer, 32; Student Council, ’32; Girls’ Welfare League, ’32, ’33; 7’s Nautical Hop Committee, ’33; Student Traffic Court, 733; Chairman Class Book Committee, 34 Undecided DAVID W. BEAMAN, JR. March 1, 1916 Betsey B. Winslow Dartmouth, Mass. College Scientific Dave has the distinction of being the tallest boy in our class. He has a nice personality and will surely be popular Aten 1, T. Glee Club; R. O. T. C.; Basketball; Drawing Massachusetts Institute of Technology 19

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NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL 21 D. WEBSTER BROWN, JR. January 7, 1916 Betsey B. Winslow New Bedford, Mass. College Scientific Webster’s greatest activity has been R. O. T. C. he is going to Nautical School. him lots of luck. Now Some change but we wish Ran Oe eGes Debatine. 73.1 Massachusetts Nautical Schocl FRANCES ADELAIDE BRYANT March 25, 1916 Thomas R. Rodman School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Fran’s quick wit and ever ready smile has been a source of joy to us all. , Girls’ Welfare League; Glee Club St. Luke’s Hospital Training School MARY CARDOZA September 20, 1916 Roosevelt Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. Normal Preparatory Mary is one of our nice girls who appreciates the fact that the world needs good nurses. Good luck to you. Glee Club; Color League St. Luke’s Hospital Training School ELLEN CARPENTER January 16, 1916 Holy Name School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Ellen has a jolly personality and a pleasing smile. She has been very popular. Leaders’ Club, ‘29; Color, ’31; Glee Club, ’29, 730 ’ New Bedford Vocational