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

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November 24, 1965 will long linger in our memories. On that eventful day the eminent Senator from Massachusetts came to N.B.H.S. ; CNET ALE g ag ee ar Ted Kennedy’s visit had been eagerly awaited by all and anticipation was at. its peak when ‘, he finally arrived, a half hour later. His entrance in itself was well worth the wait. “When Sen- es ator Kennedy strode onto the auditorium stage, accompanied by such local dignitaries as Mayor Edward F. Harrington and Postmaster Antone L. Silva, he was greeted with thunderous Wee Girls whispered to each other of his striking good looks. A 5‘ The youthful Senator, who had just returned from Viguiden: aioe: to ‘the student ee on United States policy there. Definitely an advocate of it, he urged us to support: President he's Johnson in his decisions regarding Vietnam. When, in closing, Senator: Kennedy wished our football team success in the Thanksgiving Day bout: with Durfee, the audience, cheered, peel the. conclusion of the speech he was given a resounding standing ovation. : The impression with which we were all left was that, ‘representing ] NA heeee in. ) the ve faith. United States Senate, we had a capable dynamic young man in hon we could Pie implicit. er