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

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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.

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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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Phjy; r. 'P Bro iF Pieg : e Dd bel ters New Bedford High School is fortunate in having a faculty of unusual capacity for understanding and helping the pupils as individuals. ‘Two teachers in particular possess all the good qualities of this group. Both of these teachers present their study material in a most interesting way. Both give of themselves in extracurricular activities; one is a faculty adviser of the SCUTTLEBUTT, the other of the Alpha Debating Society. We of the Class of 1953, in grateful appreciation and a sincere acknowledg- ment of their efforts, do dedicate this edition of the CRIMSON LOG to Mrs. Ethel R. Knight and Mr. Philip Bronspiegel.