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

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EVELYN DAHLBERG 8 Wing Lane, Acushnet GAMS — Allied Youth A Rainbow girl — especially enthusiastic over basketball — her cooking is out-of-this-world — one of the few who actually reads! — ice-skating enthusiast — quiet and companionable — will remember Mr. Goodwin’s English class. RICHARD DANIELS 78 Eugenia Street Band A basketball and baseball fan — enjoys music — appears shy, but is lots of fun — de- pendable worker at McCrory’s store — spent an extra period now and then, doing the as- signments he didn’t do the night before! DENIS CRAIG 25 Viall Street Allied Youth Active in C.Y.O. basketball— likes sports in general — reads novels and biography—a clari- net player — works in dental laboratory after school hours— hates to leave the good friends he’s made at school. CONSTANCE CRUZ 443 Bolton Street Pan-American Club — Student Secretary — Honor Society A fine girl, with personality —can surely make those fingers travel over the typewriter keys — sweet manner and cute ways — does clerical work after school hours — hopes to be- come a secretary. ef G60 BETTY CROCK 95 Burns Street Honor Society — Girls League — Classbook: Photography Staff — A llied Youth — Pep Squad — Sophomore Class Secretary — Junior Choir — Student Secretary Attractive and neat — full of pep — extremely active at J.c.c. — salesgirl at Arlan’s during summer — has host of friends. THOMAS CUMMINGS 131 Webster Court Track: Captain — Squad Lead- ers Club Photography and model- building his hobbies—a hustler after schoolhours: boosts the business at the Variety Store where he works — everyone loves this lad — will miss the friends he’s made. CAROLE DAMON 348 Sawyer Street Girls League: Vice-President — Senior Choir: President — Selected Choir—Allied Youth “Little Bits’, full of fun and laughter — likes to paint and draw in spare time—with Jan, a couple of Lumbard’s most active workers — happy mem- ories of Mr. Bonner’s English class. MARILYN DaSILVA 201 Norwell Street Junior Counselor—Pan-Ameri- can Club — Allied Youth — Accompanist for Mixed Choir Knows the way to a man’s heart: enjoys baking delicious cakes and pastries — active member of Y.W.C.A. — dance- band enthusiast — “kitten -on the keys” with popular music.

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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!

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RONALD DENHAM 170 Irvington Street R.O.T.C.: Captain Wields a mean tennis racket — super-workman at Wool- worth’s after school — helps to carry on tradition of Marines, in their Reserves — active in church and DeMolay organiza- Board work in physics ab. WILLIAM DESMOND 1 Anthony Street R.O.T.C.: Captain — Student Court: Defense Counsel — Rifle Team: Captain — Al- lied Youth — Traffic Squad. What a businessman! — golf suits him to a tee — a poised lad soda-dispenser par excel- lence — with his panel truck, did a thriving fish business. oD DAVID DEAN 3462 Acushnet Avenue R.O.T.C. Sparks with interest in radio and electronics — energetic church worker — two years construction experience with local firm — a charming and disarming lad, who’s going to miss the social whirl of senior year. FRANCES De MELLO 36 George Street . GAMS Quiet and friendly person- aljty — takes the jolts of horse- back riding in stride — active in church Fellowship group — spends leisure at movies or listening to Harry Belafonte records — spirited fan at Sar- gent Field. oe og 28 MARY DeBARROS 440 Orchard Street Pan-American Club—Dramatic Club—Junior, Mixed Choirs Can work wonders with a needle and thread — enjoys tennis, skating, swimming — cooks, too!—clerk at McCrory’s — won't forget the struggle with verbs in Portuguese class. LUCIA deMOURA 202 Tinkham Street Pep Squad Keen interest in rock-’n-roll and Elvis Presley — enjoys all sports — has a weakness for green and black Cadillacs — Marines also on her list of interests — receptionist in doc- tor’s office. RITA DESJARDINS 22 McGurk Street GAMS “Reed” to her friends — quiet, sweet, and pretty — en- joys sewing — drawing and painting tie in with her inter- est in fashion design — has done office work after school — whips up a mean sandwich at Kresge’s. JEANNE DESROSIERS 91 Jouvette Street “Bunny” to her friends — a fine girl with personality to match — tennis and basketball fan — loves to cook — busy as a bee behind the counters of Woolworth’s—will miss French class most of all — loved corri- dor decorations at Christmas.