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

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1. - Mr. Wathen and would-be scientists 4. Cafeteria 2. Mr. Howard and chemists 5. Typists in 339 3. Studying in the library 6. Home Room 101

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MARJORIE E. WALSH Margie Curriculum: Commercial Born: December 2, 1926 From: Roosevelt Jr. High To: Office Work Pet Like: Singing Ambition: To be a singer Activities: Prom Committee “Likeable” RUTH ARLINE WELD Ruthie Curriculum: Commercial Born: October 23, 1926 From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Undecided Pet Like: Music Ambition: Boston Conservatory of Music Activities: GAMS “Musical” LEONARD WILMOT, JR. Bud Curriculum: College General Born: November 20, 1926 From: Mt. Pleasant To: Bates College Pet Like: Music Ambition: Baptist Ministry Activities: Cap and Gown Com- mittee “Righteous” Of, Service Raymond Constant William Cotter John Gracia John Rebello John Valerio Frank Wunschel Anthony Chroniak Albert Cummings 23 RUTH ARLENE WOODLAND Sukie Curriculum: College Born: November 24, 1926 From: Thomas R. Rodman To: Bates College Pet Like: Horses, skiing, ento- mology Ambition: Chemist Activities: Band, Jr. Girls’ League, Basketball, Library Assistant, Ban- quet Committee “Congential” FRANK WUNSCHEL Curriculum: Commercial Born: November 12, 1926 From: Roosevelt Jr. High To: U. S. Navy Pet Like: Dancing, swimming Ambition: Navy rating Activities: Executive Commitee, Jr. Minutemen, Honor Society, Sup- erlative Committee “Well-liked” ABRAHAM SEYMOUR ZOLT Abe Curriculum: Scientific Born: November 30, 1926 From: Parker St. School To: Navy Pet Like: Sports, Dancing Ambition: Admiral Activities: Track, Band and Or- chestra, Mechanical Drawing, Traf- fic Squad, Football “Easy-going”’

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First row—George Hartmann, President; Roy Evans, Vice President; Ruth Kenworthy, Secretary; Louise Dalmar, Treasurer. Second row—Cecylia Crerpial, June Perry, Mary Orabona, Norma Roderick, Madeline Sarkes, Barbara Meade, Joyce O’Neil, Irene Rezendes, Eugenia Cierpial, Barbara Burke, Annette Robinson. Third row—Emma Martins, Dorothy Parsons, Sylvia Cash, Catherine Georges, Eunice Tavares, Sandra Rusitzsky, Renee Lampert, Alice Black, Nancy McCrohan, Anita Trufelman, Betty Minkin. Fourth row—Jerome Hertz, Bernard Portnoy, Joe Wiessfeld, Madeline Rainville, Pauline Gamache, Alice Agostinho, Dawn Batchelder, Armand Gagnon, Barbara Rowe, Abraham Schlein, Anastasia Olechnowich. Fifth row—Samuel Genensky, Dudley Hathaway, Sue Funcia, Elaine Lipman, Ernest Trombly, Frank Wunschel, Francis Viegas, Donald Pearce, Rene Le Clair, Lester Delano. HONOR SOCIETY Since 1927, with Miss Susan E. Shennan as its capable and understanding adviser, New Bedford High School’s most exclusive organization, the Honor Society, has chosen its members from those pupils showing marked qualities of leadership, service, and char- acter. Besides providing an inspiration for good citizenship and outstanding scholar- ship, it is the nucleus of our school paper and tutoring school. Incidentally, the society is being dictated to by four eights this year, namely Presi- dent George Hartmann, Vice President Roy Evans, Secretary Ruth Kenworthy, and Treasurer Louise Dalmar. as