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

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LOUIS DEXTRAZE 42 County Street A grand guy . . . the posses- sor of a dynamic personality . can easily be annoyed by people with no sense of humor and a certain gal . . . hobbies and interests include music and girls . . . often seen with his two best friends . . . will always remember the many gay activities during his four years at N.B.H.S. .. . plans to enter the Air Force. BRIAN DIFFLEY 9 Roosevelt Street Allied Youth 3, 4. Quiet in a nice way .. . in- teresting, and good company frowns at the sight of “party spoilers” . hobbies are photography and music . interests include most sports and girls . . . will never forget all his wonderful class- mates . . . hopes someday to fly Jet planes. MARY LOU DeMELLO 930 Rockdale Avenue Pan-American Club 1; Choir 3; Allied Youth 3, 4. A nice gal. . . full of pep at a football rally . . . annoyed by anyone who changes the channel when she’s watching her favorite T.V. program ... enjoys listening to rock ’n’ roll music .. . hopes to snag a mil- lionaire and take a trip to Eu- rope every summer. MARY ELLEN De TERRA 1026 Kempton Street GAMS 1, 2; Steering Com- mittee 4; Junior Choir 3; Al- lied Youth 3, 4. Quiet and shy . . . a very sweet lass . . . makes a true and fine friend . . . active at the Y.W.C.A. . . . spends spare time at dramatic school .. . annoyed by people who crack their knuckles, and by squeaky shoes . . . hobbies are tennis, swimming, reading, and dra- matics ...in the future, hopes to be nursing little children in some large hospital. MARY DeSOUZA 204 Harwich Street Agreeable and mild tem- pered ... lists her pet peeve as selfish people . . . will always lend a helping hand when pos- sible . . . gets the most enjoy- ment out of attending football and basketball games .. . an ardent supporter of our ath- lefesmmn) Canbe, seehpat. all sports events . . . a welcome addition to any gathering... . ambitions all lead to becoming a homekeeper. BRIAN DEXTRADEUR 33 Willow Street Key Club 4; football 3; track 3; tennis 1; Male Chorus 1. Tall and blond . . . alw ays willing to take part in school activities . . . has held member- ship in the H.Y. Club and Junior Achievement . . . pho- tography is his main hobby . interested in the army re- serves . dislikes “piles of homework” . . . can be found working at Gilly’s Market... plans to make a career of army life. BEVERLY DIAS 103 Jenkins Street Cafeteria worker 2. Perky and happy-go-lucky ... forever smiling ...a grand gal . . . forever wishing that either alarm clocks be aban- doned or school hours be started at 10... di slikes house- work, snobs, and homework . favorite pastime is roller skating and bopping to rock ‘n’ roll music . . . will never forget her Driver Education course. JOYCE DIXON 4107 Acushnet Avenue Girls League 4; Allied Youth 2; Secretary in R.O.T.C. Office 4. A charming blonde with blue eyes . . . an active member of Rainbow Giils . . . dislikes a combination of socks and high heeled shoes . . . spends her spare time at Swain School of Design . won't forget the happy hours in art class and the quiet ones in Study Hall... hopes to be a Fashion Illustra- tor in a large department store.

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DAVID DARWELL 107 Moss Street Allied Youth 3, 4. Short and witty, with a tal- ent for making friends often catches up on lost sleep in Study Hall ...can be found at Gulf Hill Dairy selling many-flavored ice creams interests all lead to sports .. . most vivid memories will be his history classes . . . hopes to enter the field of drafting. CARLTON DAWSON 3551 Acushnet Avenue Oftenest seen with a smile . .a nice personality . . . finds going to school annoying .. . interested in hunting spends his spare time playing around with his car .. . often found busily working at Du- pont’s Market . . . will always remember a certain study hall and all the gay times there... happiest when with a gang of his friends hopes to be- come a State Trooper. CARMEN CUBAS 10 Clay Street Attractive and cheerful... has beautiful dark hair lists her pet peeve as conceited people hobbies include taking in the local movies .. . enjoys dancing to a good band . will always remember gay lunch periods . . . can often be found chatting with her friends . . one of our engaged seniors . marriage included in fu- ture plans. BEATRICE DANIELS 36 Independent Street Forever smiling . . . an easy- going manner... has a pleas- ant word for all . . . easily an- noyed by people who give advice but don’t take it . . hobbies include dancing, play- ing tennis, and reading will never get used to the ring- ing of bells between periods . sure to remember some of the friends she has made in her four great years .. . in the future, hopes to be working in an office. 28 NOEL DAHLBERG 854 Rockdale Avenue Pep Squad 1, 4; Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, 4; school paper 4. Gift for gab ... finds it hard to get to school on time... gay and carefree at all times. . a member of Rainbow Girls . enjoys dancing and driv- ing around in her car thinks people that aren’t any fun are “odd”... never a dull moment when Noel’s in the crowd . . . will always remem- ber her freshman year and the fun in Study Hall . NORMAN DARRER 337 Hawthorne Street Allied Youth 3, 4; football 3, 4. Tall and brawny . . . always on hand when there’s mischief brewing . . . a welcome addi- tion to N.B.H.S. in his junior year . . . one of our gridiron heroes . . . very active at the Jewish Community Center .. . will treasure the memory of the new friends he made on his arrival here . . . plans to be in the advertising field or a veterinarian. STEPHEN DAVIS 4 Grove Street Allied Youth 3, 4. Friendly . . . an ardent con- versationalist . . . dislikes any form of homework . . . easily annoyed by misers very much interested in travelling . . . likes to tinker with auto- mobiles . . . happiest when at- tending a long auditorium period ... fun to be with... sees to it that there is never a dull moment. CHRISTOPHER De GRAZIA 20 Maryland Street A nice guy . . . easy to get along with annoyed by girls who talk too much when on a date .. . an enthusiastic sports fan . . . enjoys food of all kinds . a fine sense of humor ... plans to remain a bachelor . . . hopes to find a good job in some interesting field.

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g PATRICIA DUGUAY 60 Kenyon Street Allied Youth 2, 3; Library Aid 4; basketball 3. A very likeable girl with car- loads of school spirit . . . enjoys dancing and sports, especially basketball . has never yet regretted that we have audi- torium periods and study halls ... hopes to return to N.B.H.S. someday to teach English. HAROLD DUTTON 16 Ashland Terrace Student Council 2, 3, 4; Allied Youth 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; school paper sports editor 3, 4; classbook sports editor 4; Steer- ing Committee 2; Athletic Council 2; Traffic Squad 4. A well-known fellow about school, both for his sports write-ups and his radio broad- castings . . . remembers quite vividly his Senior history class . . . promising possibilities as a future newscaster or sports- writer. JOHN DOWNEY 26 Babbitt Street Allied Youth 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4. A jovial lad with an A+ per- sonality . . . liked by all... one of our outstanding class jokers . Vice-President of St. James C.Y.O. . . . vexed by impolite people and silly girls . . . lists piano, music, and golf as his chief interests . . . most vivid memory: A. Y. Talent Show of 1955... . will be seen, after college, setting up a prac- tice in dentistry. FLORA DUFRESNE 812 Belleville Avenue Charming, friendly, and pe- tite likes nothing more than to see N.B.H.S. teams vic- torious . . . another one with the “early morning blues”. . . is one who will miss the friends she has made here when she graduates . . . a dance enthu- siast . . . hopes to do a lot of traveling in the future. 30 JOVALINA DUARTE 49 Cottage Street Pan-American Club 4. One of our smaller seniors . cute and vivacious ...a great sense of humor .. . finds conceited and quick-tempered people distressing . active in Y.W.C.A. affairs and in- cludes dancing, movies, and music as her other interests a sports tane. will al: Ways remember various activi- ties during her junior year... nursing school, here she comes! GEORGE DUGAN 42 Hill Street Reserved, quiet, understand- ing ... hates to find himself idle . . . swimming and basket- ball his favorite sports Y.M.C.A. also claims his time is continuously pulling pranks of some kind ... thinks there ought to be a law against rainy, muggy days . . . hopes to enter into construction work. JOHN DUPUIS 112 Richmond Street R.O.T.C. 1,2,3; Traffic Squad pee phe ke Easy to become acquainted with . . . called Jack most of the time . . . just loves to stay in bed late . . . an avid basket- ball and football fan .. . will always remember physics class with Mr. Rowe and the “yum- my” times in cafeteria . . . am- bition is to become a successful business man. JOAN DUVAL 57 Kenyon Street Pan-American Club 1; Soph. Vice-President; cafeteria work- er 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. “Brown eyes” . . . always seen chewing the fat - at one time President of Junior Achievement bank . . . is pres- ently a clerk in bakery shop an enthusiast as far as dancing, skating, and bowling are concerned . . . hopes to be- come a secretary after gradua- tion.