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

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18 NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL RUTH ABRAMSON July 14, 1918 Betsey B. Winslow School New Bedford, Mass. College Classical Ruth is an example of our more serious and more studious type. A sociable friend and a diligent worker. We know shell be a credit to her Alma Mater when goes to Simmons. Philomathean Club 32, 33, 34; Glee Club 731, 732, 733 Honor Society 732, ’35; Dramatic Club ‘34 Simmons College FRANCES JANET AILLERY March 24, 1917 Parker Street School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial Janet is a neat girl and always wears a smile on her face. By her activities in school we are almost sure that she will be a SUCCESS. [ceader’s Clubr 3197325 53sec, leaders Clubs 325033 Weenie Svojptteral “3, “38, “34h, “Soe ID, C, or Wratiie Sepaad 88, 344 °38 Treas. Student Council 334; Style Show 733; 8’s Class Representative 735; Student Council ’34, °35 Girls’ Welfare League ’34, °35; General Chair. of Cotton Week 35 Dramatic Clubs 34) 35 2nd (Oxrchestras33-5Glees Clube Gleeo2ao5 Katherine Gibbs EDWIN ADELARD ANTON DBddie? June 8, 1917 Normandin Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial “Eddie” is quite an athlete as shown by his activities. We hope to see you become a C. P. A. some day. Varsity Basketball ’33, ’34, ?35; Freshman Basketball ’32 Leader’s Class 732, ’33 Bentley’s School of Finance and Accounting

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CLASS OF JUNE NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE Cied for Chird Honors ROSE MARIE FUNARO “ Rosie” October 17, 1917 Mt. Pleasant School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial The noisiest girl in the class is Rosie for wherever you hear a racket, a carefree laugh, Rosie will always be in the center. She is one of those unusual bright girls and is always willing to help others. May she remain the same. Dramatic Club 733, ’34; Honor Society; “ Brevities” reporter 733 Ways and Means Committee Gied for Chird Manors HILDA SILVA = So0cks. December 27, 1917 Roosevelt Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. Who’s the girl who always has her homework done? of course. Hilda, you know, is one of the brighter girls in the class. We know she'll be a success in all her future work. Basketball; Honor Society Undecided fh

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CLASS-OF JUNE NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 19 SIEGFRIED ANTOSCH Ziggy” October 29, 1917 Normandin Junior High School New Bedford, Mass. Commercial “Still waters run deep.” That makes us think of “ Ziggy” for he is a very quiet lad. Best of luck, Siegfried. Undecided GEORGE GORDON BARTLETT, JR. “ Bugs” August 17, 1917 Anglo-Saxon School (Paris) Manila, Philippine Islands College Scientific George is a funny child whose education was completed in more ways than one in N. B. H. S. He is well-liked, and several girls mourn his passing exceedingly. Honor Society, Ways and Means Committee Amherst SARAH ETHEL BERRY Hack October 19, 1917 Betsey B. Winslow School New Haven, Conn. Commercial They say red-heads are preferred by gentlemen and Ethel is no exception. We'll miss her very much for her carefree peppy disposition, and we know Miss Newland will surely miss Ethel’s technique for writing poems. Glee Club ’31, ’32; Color League Basketball ’31-’35 Leader’s Club; Traffic Squad; Tennis 735 Prophecy Committee Boston University