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

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WILLIAM COSTA 82 Rockdale Avenue “Bill” — quiet and serious until you mention ham radio — fondness for cars — band member — knows fruit busi- ness. CARLENE COUTO 41 Butler Street Friendly miss — eager for basketball, volley ball, and softball seasons — onetime J.-A. member — part-time of- fice worker. SANDRA COUCCI 1029 Kenmore Street Contagious giggler — Jun- ior Achiever — friendly man- ner — A.Y. profited by her presence — cheered with Pep Squad. SANDRA COYLE 1051 May Street Happy little miss — sports enthusiast — Pep Squad booster with high spirits — giggler — active in V.F.W. Auxiliary in Acushnet. NANCY COUSINS 22 Pope Street Vivacious member of Sen- ior Steering Committee— merry as a Cricket — C.Y.O., J.A., and Pep Squad partici- pant. BRIAN CRETE 337 Davis Street Outstanding part of Cham- pionship Gymnastic Team — finds skin-diving fun —a pro- jection Club lad during his study periods. KENNETH COUTINHO 3894 Acushnet Avenue Friendly, with a pleasant smile — Key Club and A.FS. — Junior Class Treasurer — Classbook Staff — excellent in French. BETH CROOK 1465 Rodney French Blvd. Cheerful and reliable miss — treasurer F.T.A. — active in A.Y. and Pep Squad — loves to work with children — church worker. KATHLEEN CROVELLO 17 Columbia Street A pert miss — active in Vo- cal Music groups — outside activities include C.Y.O. — bakery clerk after school hours. WILLIAM CROWL 180 Austin Street Excellent market clerk — our “‘mad scientist” in chem- istry lab — pleasant person- ality and friendly manner. JULIO CRUZ, JR. 90 Walden Street “Julie” — great addition to soccer and track teams — counselor in Boy Scout camp — sang with Male Chorus — witty, good company. NICHOLAS CRUZ 90 Walden Street Nick’s legs brought cross- country an d track fame to school — “sharp” dresser with a yen for “cool” jackets — ac- tive in Scouting.

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JANICE CHEVALIER 122 Princeton Street Quiet and petite — apt to giggle — great help as a Guid- ance Office worker — active member of J.A. and Pep Squad. WILLIAM COLE 21 Columbia Street Won Navy Science Award at) Sciences Fairs. VP OF Stamp Club — also found time for J.A. and C.Y.O. ac- tivities. M. FRANCES CORREIA 60 Briggs Street Friendly, and nice to know — spends after-school hours at St. Luke’s working in Lumbard Shop — “Franny” to her friends. ROBERT CHMIELEWSKI 106 Belleville Road Brawny weight-lifter — pulls weight in R.O.T.C. too — cheerful lad with a mirth- provoking air — “Chimo” to his pals. DANIEL CORDEIRO 208 Eugenia Street Devoted, trustworthy — Stamp Club President — Choral Groups singer — ener- getic Council member in Junior year. MERCEDES CORREIA 16 Clay Street “Merc” — gay and friendly — bundle of nerves before a test — Lincoln Park Ballroom her social haven — onetime member of GAMS. 28 FREDERICK CLARK 51 Emerson Street A sharp-shooter — member of Rifle Team — packs them in at the B.P.M.—production manager for his J.A. com- pany. MARY CORREA 605 Wood Street Calm, cool, and collected — often seen at Lincoln Park Ballroom — will work for “Uncle Sam” after gradu- ation. DENISE COSTA 166 Mill Street A future Florence Nightin- gale — gracious manner — ef- ficient worker at Cornell- Dubilier after school hours — a J.A. girl. CYNTHIA COELHO 365 Shaw Street “Cindy” — sports fan — quiet but outgoing person- ality — 8:15 bell usually found her scurrying for 101. DOUGLAS CORREIA 182 Milford Street A hard worker for J.A. — attended Official Portuguese School — lad of fine character — quiet, sincere manner. PATRICIA COSTA 114 Nash Road Active in Pan-American Club — C.Y.O. cheerleader — singer in Vocal Music groups — cheerful — a future teacher.

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NATALIE CUNHA 305 South Front Street Competent salesgirl — long tresses win admiring looks — one of our most retiring members — enjoyed Portu- guese class. BARBARA DAVENPORT 175 South Main Street Acushnet Familiar face in Dramatic Club play — Pep Squad — president of church groups — active in A.Y. and Future Teachers’ Club. JANE DE BURGO 108 Rivet Street Spare time baby-sitter — happiest when spinning plat- ters — one of the “I Could Have Danced All Night” girls. JOHN DAGNALL 50 Yale Street An amiable clerk at B.P.M. — quite the car-fan — happy- go-lucky lad — came to us from rival Fall River. JUNE DAWSON 1045 Chaffee Street Slim, tall, attractive — pleasant smile — served cus- tomers well at Sadow’s — good taste in clothes — TD -Club devotee. NANCY DE BURGO 108 Rivet Street Enjoys going to record hops — earns extra money doing housework and babysitting — former member of GAMS. 30 ALAN DANE 251 Nemasket Street perry — smuilevand Hic for all — active Key Clubber — Track Team — playground supervisor during summer. JACK DEAN 87 Orleans Street Short-stop for baseball team — debater and band member — golf his middle name — one of our happiest lads, with a friendly smile. DEOLINDA DE COSTA 39 Deane Street Honor Society member — also belonged to Allied Youth — valuable worker in ‘Treasurer’s Office — quiet and dependable. ELAINE DANIS 155 Maple Street Honor Society — Junior Volunteer at St. Luke’s — ac- tive in Allied Youth and Fu- ture Nurses’ Club — busy at J.G.C., too. eal NANCY DEANE 39 Florence Street Honor Society — French Club president — outstanding artist — summer worker at City Mission — Girls’ League member. JOYCE DE COSTA 39 Deane Street Agreeable and full of fun — well-liked by everyone — happy on tennis or badmin- ton court — Allied. Youth member.