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

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SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Seated: Denise Medeiros Irene Sojka Standing: Ronald Jason Beverly Botelho Gail Fuller Marilyn Cairns Nicholas Galyam Absent: Mary Pendergast THE FREEDOM SHRINE Front: Mary Ann Correia Cecelia Mosakowski Rae Ellen MacKenzie Harold Nelson Shirley Grew Marilyn Lewis Rear: Dennis Maniatis Thomas Davidow

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kathleen Gordon, Elizabeth O'Neill, Joan Wilson, James Medeiros (Legs of 1960 President — James Medeiros Secretary — Elizabeth O'Neill Vice-President — Joan Wilson Treasurer — Kathleen Gordon Adviser — Miss Anna M. Brady Officers and Steering Committee were the busiest seniors in school this year. Countless details necessary to the smooth operation of activities were handled efficiently and happily. The group planned the class get-together in the fall; saw that classmates were photographed for the classbook; conducted elections for Student Government Day representative, Brotherhood Award, D.A.R. Good Citizen, and Dr. Wollison Memorial Award; checked on cap and gown measurements; arranged the buffet-supper and dance and the Senior Prom which ended the social affairs for the year. Most of the time they were seen with receipt books in hand as they collected for dues, for cap and gown rentals, for classbook, for tickets for one or another of the social events!

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WAYNE ABAIR 919 Mt. Pleasant Street A lad who enjoys gymnas- tics — swimming, bowling, and roller skating his past- times — a great help at Henry’s, where he works after school — his humor enjoyed by friends. GERALDINE ABRAMCZYK 248 Ohio Street Pep Squad One of our taller misses — quiet — loves to sew and draw — worked as a car hop and really enjoyed meeting people — after N.B.HS., plans to do office work. NATHAN ADAMS 62 State Street Choir — Band A photography “bug” — active in school and church vocal groups — member of electronics club — helps uncle on Ohio farm in sum- mer — enthusiastic church worker. CAROLE AGRELO 21 Glennon Street Should make a very pleas- ant secretary — reserved in manner, with an attractive smile — carries a ‘‘neat as a pin” look always. KATHLEEN AGUIAR 80 Felton Street Future Teachers’ Club — Li- brary Aide — Choir Will always remember her Latin classes — active in JA, and a NAJAC delegate — en- joyed her two years in a French Pilot Class. 16 ANTONIO ALFONSO 15 Willard Street R.O.T.C. Avid sports fan — quiet — free time spent at the draw- ing board — future will be the Naval Reserves or busi- ness school. BEVERLY ALMEIDA 153 Acushnet Avenue GAMS Officer Loves music, drawing, and sewing — skating her favor- ite pastime — plans to attend nursing school, then enter one branch of the armed forces. CATHERINE ALMEIDA 35 Austin Street Honor Society — Dramatic Club — Future Teachers’ Club — Choirs — Junior Counselor — French Club —Allied Youth Enjoyed Driver Education —a Treble Clef Club Junior. DIANNE ALMOND 360 Cedar Street Office Messenger A pleasant girl to have around — a smiling cashier at Kresge’s — plans to be an airline hostess — enthusias- tic over roller-skating. CAROLYN ALVES 153 Acushnet Avenue GAMS — Rifle Team — Assistant Junior Counselor Finds shooting most inter- esting — likes to keep up with latest medical news — plans a nursing Career.