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

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Bernice Handler Anthony Fernandes Beverly McGuiness David Roche Janice Panek Harris Rusitzky Marjorie Hubbard Dawn Thrasher Joseph Vaughan Shirley Tavares Elaine Almond Maxine Holland Louis Oste Lydia Santos Joseph Theodore, Manuel Thomas Jean Bandarra Walter Eger Don Martins Norma Madeira Raymond Boucher Harris Weinstein Arlene Santos Einar Rasmussen 4h Gs Leonard Calderbank Josephine Faria Lois Beaulieu Nancy Viera After four long years of struggling, I do the building a favor--I leave!!! All the good times I had in Mr. the next Senior math class. The Hostess Table to some lucky member. Felton's room to Girls' League To Donald Auchard, I leave my ability to bluff my way through the day without any homework. To Billy and George, the oil wells they want so badly. My flirtatious manner to any junior boy who can USCmMLUMLONSOCUMVOCOdCNCG LASSE LLInY My famous footsteps. My can of chocolate syrup to any underclassman who doesn't like plain milk. My well-worn sleeping chair in 1356. The good times that N.B.H.S. has given me. My oversized basketball suit to anyone that can sabes alin My corny jokes to the future Imogene Coca and my nosebleeds to some anemic underclassman. My resignation as Sid Caesar. To the majorette who replaces me a heating blanket for the football games. (You'll need auUEs) My book of traffic slips. One pair of worn out shoes, received by trotting COwne LOmLulcherr ome cnes Cn rdat oor. To the freshmen, I leave the elevator. My detention rooms. My brace to next year's football team. To any underclassman who likes a breezeway--I will the draft in the Old Study Hall. Arruda's glasses to the elderly lady who lost hers in a snowball fight. The Scuttlebutt. The seat behind the wheel next to Mr. King. The job of fighting for a parking space near school. My after school meeting with someone. My calm collectedness before tests. (You should see me afterward!) All the milk bottles that have been broken this year. Memories.

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Class Will Being of sound mind and memory, (We hope!), we the members of the Class of '52 of dear old N.B.H.S., not knowing where we go from here, do hereby declare that we wish to leave the following to those who are unfortunate enough to be left behind when we have gone away and taken all the sunshine which is spread by our glowing person- alities: Lawrence Ferreira Alice Pereira George Wright Walter Slocum Barbara Amandoles Donald Hartman Kevin McCoy Dorothy Percival Dorothy Lowe Benjamin Sylvia Gladys Goldberg Joseph Dubiel Jean Seddon Natalie Enos Robert Perry Edward McCarthy Pearl Carter Ignacy Kumor Delmer Alty Richard Rosenberg Virginia Souza Karl Gollub Charles Tavares Three dead flies in my homesroom desk for Miss Cady's Biology class. My brain that I never used. Nothing, I'm taking it all with me; it's been here too long now. Nothing, I'm gonna help Beaky (George Wright) take it away. My choir robe that I always trip on. My happy (?) hours in 331. I leave Mr. Willey lonesome. My power of concentration in study hall, while airplanes and pennies are flying around. The remains of the orange I threw in study hall 256 my freshman year. Miss Murphy. The clutch in Driver Training to someone who Wil ise CreatwrusktindLy: My harem of heartbroken women. My cast with the built-in heel. To a future cheerleader, a hop, skip, and a bruised right knee The saying If you are going to fail, flunk now and avoid the rush. My brand new books, unused. My job of delivering notes to the Old Study Hall to anyone who enjoys tripping over feet. My Day Dreaming pills for George Spiliotis. My right leg to Mr. Singleton's one-legged skeleton. My Big Wheel with its 14k gold hub cap and sterling silver spokes. My daily corridor stroll. Miss Ryan's booming voice. My ball-point pen that writes under water to Mr. Willey; also I leave to N.B.H.S. the small fortune that I collected in the old study levelile

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