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

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“BINNACLE LIGHTS” Binnacle lights keep burning, So the compass points we'll see; To guide us o’er the stormy path Of life’s tempestuous sea. To help us love our fellow men To strive — to work — to win Oh! Binnacle lights keep burning And never, never grow dim.

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Close VLOMeLe): The past forever gone; the future still our own. THEME: Nautical—in sequence with New Bedford’s past and present fame as a seaport, and our “‘heavin’ up the anchor” for unknown places in life’s great voyage. J LAE The CRIMSON LOG — denoting a four year manuscript of our school life and its color — Crimson.

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Our high school days are “forever gone,” but the January °39 Class Book Committee has endeavored to insert within these few pages a brief “log” of the happy events, friendships, and experiences which we have enjoyed during our High School life. We hope this book will live up to the expectations of all. May you peruse these pages with pleasure. Nelson F. Wood, Editor EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Robert Burnham, Vice President; Virginia Kougias, Prest- dent; Emily Kicak, Secretary; Daniel Horvitz, Treasurer. Second row: Rita Hamlet 102, Helen Winiarski 132, Bernice St. Germain 131, Jenifer Priestly 133, Lucille Millette 101. Third row: William Bond 102, William Nelson 133, Dennis Kelly 131, Morris Koffman 132, Nelson Wood 101.