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

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To John D. Connors In grateful appreciation of his un- ceasing efforts in helping our class and its inexperienced committees, coupled with his untiring efforts and genial interest in our behalf, we sincerely dedicate this first vol- ume of the Crimson Log.

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To Allison R. Dorman We, the class of January 1939, ex- tend every best wish that he may continue as the successful principal of N. B. H. S., in this his first term as principal and our last here as students.

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FOREWORD The primary objective of a public high school should be the development of a better, a more intelligent citizenry. No lines of dis- tinction as to race, creed or social station are recognized. Friendships, associations, and con- tacts bring together all classes and types of young people. Thus the school becomes, in reality, an important factor in the great melting pot that is the basis of our American Democracy. This book is an effort to perpetuate the friendships and memories of school days and thereby carry on into adult life the principles of equality and social tolerance that have been established during the years of minority. If it accomplishes this purpose, it is indeed worth while. A. sh Dormansemnecipal