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

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PAUL BROADMEADOW 70 Sutton Street Student Court—School Paper Key Club — Soccer — Office Messenger “Broady” is very active in school affairs — he holds a job which he enjoys at Tru- dell’s Pharmacy. STANLEY BROWN 18 Rounds Street Key Club President — Allied Youth — Band A busy lad—District Treas- urer of church organization— member of Joint Key Club Council — friendly and trust- worthy. RICHARD BROWNHILL 255 Bellevue Street If you want to find “Rick” go to Mt. Pleasant Drive-In — is counting on more school for ’ 60-61 — helped Star Advertising deliver its signs. HOPE BRYANT 99 Florence Street Choir A sweet little gal — wants nursing as her career — a ready smile—the lass with the sparkly eyes — quietly thoughtful. ROBERT BURGESS 68 Parker Street Enjoys gymnastics and working around cars, espe- cially hot-rods—a whiz in the grocery department at Mot- ta’s — would like to run a used-car business in Califor- nia. CAROLE BURKE 67 Prospect Street Student Council — Student Court — Allied Youth — Pep Squad — Pupil Person- nel Aide A pert little miss who en- joys sports, dancing, and being with her friends — has beautiful brown eyes. CLIFTON BUTTS 45 Liberty Street Football “Cliff” lives football! — electrical engineering his aim — reserved but mischievous — enjoyed experience as store clerk. CECELIA CABRAL 117 Bonney Street GAMS—Future Nurses’ Club —Allied Youth—Pep Squad “Happiest when cooking, sewing, knitting, bowling — after graduation, plans to work for a year and then enter nursing. ELIZABETH CABRAL 14 Roosevelt Street Quiet and retiring — petite — had her exhibit accepted for Science Fair — a thought- ful student — her future aim: secretarial work. WILLIAM CABRAL 228 Hemlock Street Science-minded — enjoys studying agriculture, chem- istry, weather, electronics, and photography—seeks more education — quietly under- standing.

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JOHN BOTELLIO 574 Shawmut Avenue Key Club — Track — Cross- Country Has an unusual hobby: likes to develop his muscles with weight-lifting exercises! — chats his way through assemblies. DIANNE BOURBEAU 70 Woodlawn Street Allied Youth — Junior Coun- selor — GAMS “Blondie” —enjoys bowling and roller skating — neat as a pin — telephone operator after school hours. PHILIP BOYLE Fort Rodman R.O.T.C. Officer — Allied Youth — Dramatic Club — Stamp Club — Cafeteria Aide — Rifle Team Has a flirtatious n ature — hopes to attend West Point or a dental college. JAMES BRAMWELL 463 Sawyer Street RO.T.G; “Jay” enjoys baseball, bas- ketball, and girls — hopes to attend college — rose with the dawn to deliver milk. JOHN BRANCO 39 Rivet Street Belongs to Book of the Month Club — often plays basketball with friends — member of local gym club — hobbies: fixing up old cars and collecting old coins. ROSALIND BRANZELL 51 Cottage Street Allied Youth — Choir “Rozy” — friendly — active in C.Y.O. — hopes to study hairdressing at Wilfred Acad- emy — finds neighborhood drug store very alluring! ELLYN BRIMLEY 112 Pierce Street Allied Youth — Pep Squad A tennis player, bowler, and cook of no mean ability — holds job as dentist’s as- sitant — hopes to attend N.B. Tech, or become a secretary. FRANCISCA BRITTO 38 Russell Street GAMS Loves jive, especially at record hops — a helpful gal — in C.Y.O. and church choir —wants to be a beautician. DIANNE BROADLAND 82 Durfee Street Future Nurses’ Club — Allied Youth — Pep Squad Remembered for her lovely hair — sweet and sincere — cooking fascinates her — is always surrounded by friends JEAN BROADLAND 652 Shawmut Avenue Honor Society — Choir Efficient, intelligent, and very pleasant — wonderful smile — two pilot classes — a song in her heart — future teacher.

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MARILYN CAIRNS 738 Brock Avenue HELEN CALLAHAN 245 Walnut Street Honor Society — Future Teachers’ Club—Pep Squad — Basketball— Field Hock- ey — Senior Steering Com- mittee Choir — Rifle Team A girl with a keen eye — known for friendly cooper- ation — remembers especially good times with the choir. A J.A. gal — cool, calm, collected — future in science. NANCY CAIRNS 607 Shawmut Avenue KENNETH CAMARA 346 Earle Street Pep Squad R.O.T.C. A girl who enjoys sewing, dancing, and skiing — gained experience as billing clerk at Our cheerful lad who smiles continuously — quiet as a mouse — the ladies enjoy Acushnet Process — a future secretary. IRENE CALADO 153 Belleville Avenue Pan-American Club — Pep Squad — Allied Youth — School Savings Staff Quiet — always smiling — loves to dance — has a part- time outside job — plans to teach. MIRIAM CALEF 490 Bedford Street Honor Society — Future Teachers’ Club — Allied Youth—Choir—Pep Squad —Pupil Personnel Aide “Mimi” — sweet, unassum- ing—enjoys books and bridge — plans to teach. SHIRLEY CALEF 115 Armour Street Dramatic Club—Allied Youth — Choir — Pep Squad Gay — party-lover — accom- plished piano player — hopes to attend business college and obtain a good secretarial job. 25 his company. REVERLY CAMBRA 228 Belleville Road Classbook — Guidance Office Secretary — Pan- American Club Likeable — a true music- lover — office worker at Con- tinental Screw. ELAINE CAMIRE 61 Yale Street School Paper, Assistant Edi- tor — Allied Youth, Treas- urer — Pep Squad — Junior Steering Committee — Gui- dance Office Secretary A part-time office worker, too! PHILIP CAMIRE 61 Yale Street R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant Good sense of humor — has eager school spirit — finds football an enjoyable pastime — hopes to enter business world.