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

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ROBERT ANDRADE 217 Downey Street Soccer Team A lad who can tear apart a car motor and assemble it without losing any parts — when it’s warm, can often be found near the water, fishing or swimming — makes the “gooiest’” and best-ever sun- daes at Brooklawn Creamery. CARLTON ASPIN Alley Road, Rochester Quiet and sincere—antique guns and swords catch his fancy—a second Davy Crockett — loves to sail the bright blue sea — handy with carpenter’s tools—wasn’t particularly hap- py about getting up at dawn, to “make” N.B.H.S. on time for the early shift. NAZARE ABREU 160 Earle Street Pan-American Club — Squad — Allied Youth Pep Quiet, sweet, and sincere — crazy about the strummer with the three ElDorado’s — collects James Dean pictures — enjoys rug-cutting — dreams of becoming a good secretary and then an even better housewife. STEPHEN ALMEIDA 72 Valentine Street R.O.T.C.: Executive Lieuten- ant — Pan-American Club — Allied Youth Walks “on the sunny side of the street’”” — pretty snap- py in his R.O.T.C. and Army Reserve basketball-team uni- forms — enthusiastic camp counselor and Boys’ Club leader — wishes he had more leisure for reading. oy a 9 18 SHARRON ABREU 94 Nelson Street Allied Youth — Student Coun- cil — Senior Steering Com- mittee A girl who loves life — neat dresser — takes to the water like a fish — imaginative with the hats she sells — great fun at a party — dance enthusiast — enjoys pizza, especially at Barbero’s. ALFRED ALVES 204 Davis Street Honor Society — Pan-American Club Treasurer “Shorty” — a loyal and re- liable lad with a wonderful disposition — the bleachers’ best — an asset to any group, especially when bowling or dancing —. efficient secretary of the S.S. Sacramento Club. CAROL ARRUDA 608 South Second Street GAMS Pert young miss — fun-lov- ing — always has time for dancing, skating, and swim- ming — more often than not, seen cruising around in a blue convertible — an office worker after school—thorough- ly enjoyed her Portuguese class. WILLIAM AUBERTINE 763 Dartmouth Street, South Dartmouth Key Club — Traffic Squad A happy-go-lucky lad—sports enthusiast, plus — has a host of friends — came to us from Holy Family High — likes jazz records — has toiled on the roads for the Commonwealth during the summer — plans to follow his father’s profession.

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CLASS OF 1957 VIRGINIA MULLALY JEANNE LeCOMTE THOMAS PACHECO CAROL JONES PATRICIA POITRAS MARTHA HILL BARBARA PRICE SHARRON ABREU JOAN ROWAND GERALDINE SANTOS JOAN WALSH JO ANN SHERMAN SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE RUY VILLELA BARBARA VIEIRA

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THORNTON BANKS 170 Shawmut Avenue Football — R.O.T.C. — Allied Youth Afraid of dancing and girls —a model boat builder—sure he’s going to miss the Ameri- can chop suey dinners in the cafeteria — never again will he wear tattered dungarees! — interested in landscaping — keen sports fan. ROBERT BARBOZA 47 Clifford Street Honor Society — Student Sec- retary One of our Marine Reserves — answers to “Babo” — bowl- ing pins are done for, when this lad rolls the ball — a big help in the grocery store where he saw to it that cus- tomers got only the best. og MARGARET AUGUSTUS 12 Hunter Street Junior, Senior, and Mixed Choirs — Junior Counselor Smooth dancer — the sort of girl it’s nice to know—prefers outdoor life — energetic sports fan — hobbies: skating, swim- ming, dancing, bowling, boat- ing — joins the army of part- time workers at the Star Store. JEAN BAGGE 173 Central Avenue French Club — Future Teach- ers of America: Vice-Presi- dent — Allied Youth — Honor Society The girl who works at Fanny Farmer’s and still stays slim — “Shorty” likes getting and spending pay checks — will have ‘flats’ changed at a garage, after practicing tire changing in Driver Education! INEZ AYRES 393 Park Avenue Junior Choir The gal to know if you like homemade apple pie — really adds up the sportswear sales at Fairhaven Mills — the “I could have danced all night” girl — will remember NBHS by the bruises she got, squeez- ing in and out of the girls’ locker room. WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE 22 Stetson Street Dramatic Club — Debating Team — Chorus “Bainy” delights many with his wit — a frequent camera- toter — wide range of inter- ests: athletics, girls, gardening, training dogs, traveling, and riding — soft drawling speech pleasant to hear. 193 ANITA BAPTISTA 242 Purchase Street GAMS Personality plus—fun-loving and versatile — enjoys mak- ing many of her clothes — “spares and strikes” are right up her alley — dancing and drawing rate first with her — admires a certain Air Force lad with black hair and hazel eyes. é@ cues : INA BARCLAY 321 Clinton Street Student Council — Crimson Highlights Staff — Sopho- more Steering Committee — National Poetry Association Award An amateur author, hoping to make a career of writing — the gal to know: she’s in charge of ticket money for Teenage Moose Club dances! — as a baby-sitter, a boon to mothers.