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

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TLE of Grint FOREWORD IN MEMORIAM DEDICATION CREW STEERING COMMITTEE PASSENGER LIST ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASS HISTORY CLASS WILL SUPERLATIVES CLASS PROPHECY

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| oreword Log books have always held a significant place in the history of New Bedford. In the logs of the old whaling ships, we find much of the tang and flavor of old New Bedford. In more recent times the importance of the log has diminished, but to the students of New Bedford High School the words “Crimson Log” will always hold a promiment place in that storeroom we call reminiscence. Although at times it may have seemed to some of us that we were experiencing a spell of bad weather, we will probably look back upon this period as a time of comparatively smooth sailing. In this log, we have tried to compile a record of this voyage, one of the many we are destined to take on the sea of life. THE EDITORS “Animo, non astutia”’ “By courage, not by craft”

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Y, Whem oriam Miss Constance Loftus will live long in the memories of all who knew her, for she was a person of exceptional intelligence and courage. As great a scholar as she was a teacher, Miss Loftus always strove for perfection in her students, and was responsi- ble for more than one scholar’s finding, in the study of languages, a joy and, later, a profession. We of New Bedford High School, both teachers and students, have experienced a great loss in the death of Miss Loftus.