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

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MARILYN COOMBS 348 Middle Street Allied Youth — Basketball — Classbook: Art Staff Good natured and friendly— active at Y.W.C.A. — ballet her hobby — remembers the drip- ping feeling after: too-hasty showers in gym class — thinks she’ll always remember the ily, ally loops in shorthand. FRANCES CORREIA 181 Coffin Avenue Junior, Senior Choirs — Honor Society — Allied Youth — Pan-American Club Looks at life through rose- colored glasses—enjoys modern and classical novels — remem- bers only too well the task of dissecting fish in biology class —a water skier. oD EDMOND CLERMONT 74 Scott Street Track team An avid baseball fan — an- swers to “Pete” — swimming a favorite pastime — loves to dance — really pushes the gro- ceries around at Arlan’s Super- market — will miss the won- derful formals here at school, and the pretty girls. JANICE COELHO 204 Central Avenue GAMS — Guidance Office sec- retary Wonderful girl — goes for bowling in a big way — golden touch on the ivories — popular music fan — really rushes on the job, as a car hop — will miss the friendliness of pass- ing periods. eg} ef» ROBERT CLIFF 444 Brock Avenue R.O.T.C. — Male Chorus — Allied Youth Active in De Molay — en- thusiastic camper — enjoys tinkering with cars — sports and dancing fan — reliable church worker — sticks to his stamps in leisure hours — a friendly chap. ALAN COHEN 336 Maple Street Allied Youth — Freshman and J.V. Basketball A stamp collector — one of the most active workers at J.C. G., where he shines in basketball and softball — sales- man for local equipment com- pany — thinks third-year Eng- lish class his happiest one. 25 VALERIE CORNELL 166 Campbell Street Junior, Senior, Selected, and Mixed Choirs—Allied Youth — Girls League Sugar and spice, and every- thing nice — likes music of all types — page girl at St. Luke’s — willing worker for Rainbow Girls — loves N.B.H.S. spirit as Durfee game nears. JOHN CORREIA 128 Bonney Street R.O.T.C. Intrigued by all sorts of cars—furniture store employee in spare time — a well-liked lad—sports fan—will especially miss the color and excitement of games with our “friendly enemies.”

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ROBERT CHAMPAGNE 197 Rivet Street Often found behind the covers of a good novel — keen- ly interested in mechanics — knowledge of planes furthered by model-airplane construc- tion — likes basketball — pro- vides “the guiding light” at Empire Theatre—hates to part from close friends at N.B.HS. JOHN CHARVES 105 Maywood Street Soccer — Baseball A live wire and all-’round guy — zealous sports fan — could really turn out “super” sundaes at Frates — smooth dancer — part of an insepar- able twosome around the cor- tidors — has keen sense of humor — efficient at center- field. et GEORGE CARVALHO 114 Whitman Street Orchestra — Soccer Team A trumpet player of note — keeps the stock supply of shoes at Arlan’s in fine order — likes sports — plays a fine game of soccer as inside left — can drag a fine tone out of a baritone horn. NORMA CASEY 1267 Rockdale Avenue Allied Youth: Delegate to Buck Hill Falls Convention—Class- book: Art Staff Happy-go-lucky — can never remember her study-hall seat — ticket taker and ‘‘scoop” col- lector at a local theater — wishes the closing bell rang earlier—clever on roller skates. ef 2D ROSALIE CARVALHO 120 Parker Street Freshman Steering Committee — Student Secretary Here’s a girl who loves to dance — enjoys her hours with a record-player — bowling also on her list of favorites — ef- ficient sales girl at Sadow’s — cherishes the friends she’s made at N.B.H.S. — a future secretary. DIANA CENTEIO 220 Pleasant Street GAMS — Junior, Senior, and Mixed Choirs — Pan-Ameri- can Club — Crimson High- lights Dabs in painting — served two terms as president of a Y.W.C.A. club — sings in church choir — tester in quali- ty-control at Cornell Dubilier —kept GAMS in line as Master Sergeant. 24 EDWARD CHAPIN 83 Mill Street A sports fan with many interests — loves to wield the hockey stick — frequently on the diamond or basketball court — happy when heading out over the brine with his Australian Crawl — the lad to know when your car needs a new auto body. FRANCES CIERPIAL 40 Rock Street, Acushnet Allied Youth: Treasurer and Delegate to Buck Hill Falls Convention — Honor Society — Secretary in Nurse’s Office In the front row when brains were passed out — quiet, de- pendable, friendly — often gets Monday morning blues — as- sistant in the library in Acushnet.

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SANDRA COSTA 39 Harbeck Street, Acushnet Honor Society — Student Sec- retary Knits some crazy Argyles — a friendly and enjoyable girl to know — intelligence and pleasing personality bound to bring success — “strike and spare” artist — a reliable and conscientious bookkeeper-sec- retary at Wing’s. THOMAS COUCCI 1029 Kenmore Street R.O.T.C. — Allied Youth Keeps the boys in line as Master Sergeant in R.O. — after school hours, active in C.Y.O. — efficient behind the fountain, as he concocts some pretty fancy sundaes — hates to leave 103. oD BEVERLY CORRIE 102 Hillman Street Honor Society — Allied Youth — Junior, Senior Choirs — Pep Squad — Cheerleader A wonderful girl — enjoys horseback riding — can really inspire the crowd at a game — likes to swim and dance — hopes to become a medical secretary after training at a Junior College. NAZOLINA COSTA 15 Howland Street GAMS Enjoys her time before a TV screen—looks forward to week- ends, when good movies are in town — sews a fine seam at Manley Manufacturing Com- pany — hopes to join the WAVES and become a secre- tary. oe at 9 26 DONALD CORRIVEAU 28 Arlington Street Band — Soccer One of our Naval Reserves— loves water skiing — answers to “Cully” — smoothie on the dance floor—employed during summer by State Department of Public Works — a popular member of the class — another car-fan. ROSALIND COSTA 167 Durfee Street Allied Youth Enjoys dancing, music, and art — active in C.Y.O. program in leisure hours — has a quiet charm all her own — loves to play good-natured jokes — an- swers to “Roz’ — a future secretary. EVELYN COTE 151 Bullock Street Pep Squad — Junior Steering Committee Terrific bowler — salesgirl at Arlan’s — could give anyone plenty of competition on skates — enjoyed pep rallies — appreciates a good joke — fond of history classes — sel- dom seen without Gail and Pat. ROBERT COUTO 237 Bates Street Baseball — Basketball — Soccer “Bucky”, a man-about-town —enjoys rolling the balls down the alleys — faithful attendant at all the games — turns out some “super” creations in the form of sundaes’ at Willow Tree — would like to be a freshman again!