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

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ALFRED DEPTULA 347 Ashley Boulevard moO CG. 23,-2nd Lt..4. “Freddy,” one of our out- doorsmen, finds great pleasure in hunting and fishing. He i s another one of those males who enjoy insulting women drivers. “Freddy” lists vacations as one of the best parts of school. He plans to join the Air Force after graduation. RICHARD DESRUISSEAU 341 Ashley Boulevard R.O.T.C. 1, 2, Captain 3; Traffic Squad 1, 2, Supervisor 3. “Dick,” another of our con- genial classmates, is interested in sports and records. He en- joys vacations and does not like to see his friends fail. “Dick’’ works as a grocery clerk and is in the Marine Reserves. His plans are to join the Armed Forces. ANN CUMMINGS 131 Webster Court GAMS 1. Ann is a quiet and content young lady who will accomplish much. Her sweet personality and friendly disposition make her nice to be with. Ann enjoys dancing and playing records as her pastime. She hopes to be- come a secretary.; we know she'll make a good one. MARTHA DAPRATO 637 Cottage Street Jr. Counselor 1; Nurse’s Aid 2; Rep. for School paper 2; Steering Committee 3; Student Secretary 4; Typist for School paper 4. “Ma” surely is a busy girl with her many activities. She’s very friendly and a lot of fun to be with. ““Ma’s” ambition is to become a medical secretary. THOMAS DAMON 348 Sawyer Street Male Chorus 2, 3. No school dance would be complete without this good dancer. who always seems to be having fun. His teasing will long be remembered. Tom’s friendly ways have made him an asset to Y.M.C.A., where he is assistant boys’ secretary. Be- fore long he’ll show his skill in mechanical engineering. DANIEL DeMOURA 240 Shaw Street Soccer. “Danny” is a likable guy with dark hair. He enjoys play- ing basketball and baseball, and he also finds pleasure in getting “A’s”” in his tests. ““Moe,’’ who has a part-time job as a shipper, plans to join the Air Force. id tests Nae étipreel® Cov ae Telaribes REM EN, frat Siar? Soe atat x bata Vaurg x oy x's KENNETH DeREGO 66 Nash Road Debating Society Treasurer 1, team 2; Student Council, Vice-President 4; Key Club 4; Traffic Squad 4. Thoroughly likable and com- petent, “Kenny” has always been a leader through school years. He hopes to become an Air Force pilot or an elec- tronics engineer. JOHN DOWD 118 Fern Street Honor Society 4; Golf Squad 4, John, a sincere and affable boy, tells us that flying model planes and basketball are his favorite pastimes. His ambition is to be an aeronautical engi- neer — we are confident he'll succeed. a $3) ieee

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CHARLOTTE COUTO 181 Norwell Street Choir 2, 4; Pep Squad 4. At school sports events, this petite member of the Pep Squad shows great zeal in cheering, especially after a game won. “Charl” is often seen accom- panying a church glee club. Membership in various organi- zations keeps her ‘“‘on the go.” With her kind manner, she will make a very good office worker. GEORGE CRONIN 14 Junior Street Band 1, 2; Allied Youth 2; Jr. Football 2; Student Court Jury 2, 3, Judge 4; Key Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, Vice President 4. George is one of those rare individuals who combines good marks with a pleasing person- ality. The Junior Class chose “Pete” as Boys’ State Delegate. We know he will succeed in medicine. DIANA COSTA 34 Anthony Street, Acushnet GAMS 2; Choir 4. A collection of popular rec- ords is a source of pleasure for “Di,” who also bowls a great deal. Babysitting, and a job as salesclerk take up much of her time after school. This girl, who is quiet and friendly, aspires to a nursing diploma. PATRICIA COSTA 110 Rockland Street GAMS 2. This gal has been an active member of J.A. for three years. She enjoys dancing, riding around, and a certain some- body. “Pat” has a part-time job as a telephone operator and plans to keep it up after she graduates. We all hope that her plans work out well. NANCY COSTA 57 Briggs Street Junior Counselor 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Stamp Rep- resentative 4. Student Council Associate 3; Pan-American Club 4. She is short in stature but not in personality. ‘‘Nan’s” ready wit and cheery smile pro- claim to all she’s a friend worthwhile. It’s her plan to be an executive secretary. RICHARD COTTER 142 Shawmut Avenue “Dick” can always be found where there is a football game, food (especially pizza), and girls. He can almost always be seen with a smile. After all these years he still hasn’t gotten used to the idea of getting up early to come to school. ‘“‘Dick’s” future plans are still unsettled. 26 JANICE CRAMER 333 Hawthorn Street Chess Club 1; “Crimson Highlights” 1, 2; Debating So- ciety 2. “Janny” is so full of fun that she always keeps her friends and classmates in high spirits. “Our Einstein,” “Jan” can be frequently found in the chem lab. Her expression ‘He's won- derful” is familiar to all. Her hope is to become a research chemist. RONALD CROWELL 13 Willow Street “Ronnie” has been very active out of school in a church organ- ization and also as a junior counselor at a camp in Maine. He enjoys fishing and sports, claims that he is most annoyed by girls. This lad hopes to be wearing the uniform of a State ‘Trooper soon.

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NORMA DYER 163 Chestnut Street Junior Counselor 1; Pep Squad 2; French Club 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Norma, one of our more quiet classmates, is liked by all, and is happiest when doing well anything she attempts. She enjoys reading and dancing, and spends her spare time working as a salesgirl in a loca! store. She hopes to be a busi- nesswoman. ANNETTE ELLIS 1036 Rockdale Avenue Allied Youth 2, 3, 4; ‘‘Crim- son Highlights” Staff 3, 4; Steering Committee 4; Honor Society 4. Annette is a charming lass, whose sincerity and reliability are known and admired by all. Her artistic ability plus a “bandbox appearance” should win her a place in the adver- tising design field. PATRICIA DOWNEY 540 Rivet Street GAMS 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. “Pat” is a cheery young lady with a sparkle in her eyes. She likes dancing, skating, and a certain lad from Fall River whose name just can’t be men- tioned. “Pat” plans to become a telepone operator after graduation. We wish her lots of luck. NANCY DUNHAM 253 Chestnut Street Allied Youth 2, 4; French Club 3; “Crimson Highlights” Sea: A genial lass, Nancy possesses an optimistic spirit and won- derful disposition. She has made many friends, and we know she will carry on her good work in the teaching or nursing profession. 28 BERNICE DOYON 99 Reynolds Street Reporter for School Paper 1; Allied Youth 3, 4; Student Sec- retary 4; Steering Committee 4. Bernice is, pleasant to be with; she has personality. She’s always neat, and enjoys buying clothes. She also likes working in 203 and long auditorium periods. Bernice’s ambition is to become a secretary. JOAN DYER 338 Hawes Street Steering Committee 3; Allied Youth 3, 4; Girls League 4; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Business Manager Classbook 4. “Joanie” is talkative, lovable, happy, and sincere. Her quick wit and sunny disposition make her popular in many clubs. “Joanie’s” profession may be that of a secretary or a tele- phone operator. JOHN DZIUBA 62 Myrtle Street “Zuba,” as he is known to his friends, enjoys taking life easy and he believes “Honesty is the best policy.” Where there’s fun, that’s where you'll find him. In his spare time, John can be found working at the New Bedford Public Mar- ket. His ambition is to be a success, and we all know he will be. JACQUELINE ENOS 217 Hudson Street GAMS 1, 2, Lt. 3; Classbook Art Staff 4. “Jacquie” has been very active in GAMS, and has often helped decorate our corridors with her art work. She enjoys records, dancing, sketching, and “Dave.” Her favorite pas- times are writing letters and daydreaming. This charming young miss has a part-time job in an Office.