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

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PROGRAMME TRIBUTES MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS DIRECTORS FEATS OF CENTER RING STRENGTH ARTISTS OLIO ee AIK

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Lee ord This year, the Crimson Log Staff has selected for the theme of its classbook one of America’s favorite forms of entertainment — the cir- cus. In a sense, we have been training and practicing our different feats for twelve years; and now, having become fairly proficient in our vari- ous acts, we are ready to set out “on the road,” a tour which in the years ahead may take us far from our Winter Quarters on County Street. There has been fun in these twelve years; we've laughed and played and enjoyed the compan- ionship of our fellow-performers. But the laughter and excitement were only a small part: ‘There was hard work, patience, careful organ- ization, and determination. These, perhaps, were the most valuable part of our training under “The Big Top.” We hope that as you look back on your years with “the troupe,” you will find pleasure in your mem- ories. THE EDEEGrsS

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SUSAN E. SHENNAN JOSEPH A. McDONNELL Former Director Former Principal of Guidance and Placement Best wishes are extended to these four people who have rendered such valuable service to us during our seasons at New Bedford High School. “To them we express Our most sincere appreciation. For Miss Shennan, Mr. McDonnell and Mr. Gardner, who have retired from the service, we wish many years of happiness in their leisure. To Mr. Briggs, the new Assistant Superintendent of Schools, go our congratulations; the position will be well-filled, we know! ee ee GEORGE GARDNER MILTON S. BRIGGS Former Assistant Principal Former Assistant Principal