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

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JOANNE AMARAL 78 Mosher Street GAMS Company Comman- der — likes to skate, swim and play tennis — annoyed by crowds in corriaor and on staircases. MARION ANTHONY 82 Highland Street Quiet, reserved — earns “pin money” behind a coun- ter after school hours—hopes to find position in office after graduation. DONALD ARAUJO 6 Cottage Street The boy with the springy walk and big “Hello” — a regular Don Juan — proud of his Tech. ‘fourney cham- pionship jacket. SANDRA AMARAL 488 Ashley Boulevard Junior Counselor — hap- piest when aiming for the ten-pins — surprise tests her greatest “headache’’— future I1.B.M. operator. e ANTHONY AMORIM 40 Sagamore Street Company Commander in R.O.T.C. — gets his exercise from weight-lifting — can not stand “wise guys” or un- friendly people. fj ») , j Se DIANE ARRUDA 981 Darling Street Cheerleader — object of many a lunch-time prank — basketball player — Future Nurses’ Club—sweet, friendly. 22 GERALD ARRUDA 464 Ashley Boulevard R.O.T.C. Lieutenant — member Civil Air Patrol — active in Y.M.C.A. — an- noyed by Sophomores who think they’re Seniors! PAULINE ANGELO 73 Larch Street GAMS — Pan-American Club — Y.W.C.A. member— gal with the “green thumb” —future office worker or telephone operator. PAULINE ANTONE 16 Boylston Street Acushnet Hates to hear the alarm clock in the morning—will help to make American ladies more beautiful in years ahead. JAMES ARRUDA 79 Rodney Street Honor Society — enjoys hunting, fishing, and bowl- ing — knows way around a stockroom — to study chem- ical engineering.

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ELIZABETH ACUCENA 762 Main Street Acushnet French Club Secretary — J.-A. and Future Nurses’ Club — sunny manner should bring delight to any sick- room. CAROLYN ALBINO 35 Oaklawn Street GAMS Battalion Com- mander — pianist, singer, artist — A.Y. and J.A. — at- tractive, enthusiastic, com- petent — future commercial artist. GENE ALMEIDA 220 Rockdale Avenue R.O.T.C. — Rifle Team— “ham” radio operator — whiz on electric guitar — hopes for a career in elec- tronics field. ROGER ADAM 277 Wood Street A.Y.-— a strikes and spares” fan — happiest when hunting and fishing — can’t stand being idle — engineer- to-be. WILLIAM ADAMS 69 Rounds Street Honor Society — Harvard Prize Book — Math. Certi- ficate from U. of Mass. — photographer and wood- worker in leisure hours. LEONARD ALMEIDA 18 Coury Drive Acushnet Physical Fitness Award — a real outdoorsman — skin- diver and surf-rider — hopes for career in Wildlife Man- agement. 21 PAULINE ALMEIDA 69 Rockdale Avenue Junior Counselor — Pan- American Club — active in church choir — a sweet gal, who likes dancing — may be- come a medical secretary. DELORES AGRELLO 21 Glennon Street Pan-American Club and J.A. — appeared at Third District Court, but only to address envelopes for D.A.! — future secretary. ARLENE ALMEIDA 302 Morse’s Lane Acushnet A.Y. — enjoys dancing, bowling, and roller skating — hopes to become private secretary, millionaire! preferably to a ei a i iy DENNIS AMARAL 84 Earle Street Happiest when in control of a soccer ball — connois- seur of good books and music — irked by scratching pencils — future in Air Force.

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PATRICIA ARRUDA 12 Stowell Street F.T.A. — spends leisure hours sewing — dislikes TV commercials — hopes to be- come R.N. and then teach handicapped children. RICHARD ASQUINO 71 Peckham Street Couldn’t eat lunch unless he sat at the ‘co-ed table” in the cafeteria! — wouldn’t mind working on cars from dawn to dusk. CHARLENE AVIS 1221 Rodney French Blvd. “Tobey” — Future Nurses’ V.P. — secretary of J.A. Com- pany — awards for swim- ming excellence — “tops” in personality and popularity. SUSAN ASHLEY 357 Middle Road Acushnet Drawing portraits in char- coal her hobby — first busi- ness experience at grand- father’s fruit stand — com- mercial artist-to-be. BRIAN ASHWORTH 242 Church Street Traffic Squad — Male Chorus — golfer and bowler — excitement of “king-size” tests bothers him — future in electrical engineering. MANUEL AZEVEDO 29 Hall Street “Sonny” — A.Y. member— active in C.Y.O. projects — sports fan — friendly to all— irked by snobbish people —teacher-to-be. 23 VIRGINIA BAKER 161 Lowell Street Dramatic Club — J.A. and C.Y.O. — Pep Squad — will miss football rallies — dis- likes being screamed at — secretary-to-be. WILLIAM ASHWORTH 250 Belleville Road Football and track man — Traffic Squad —C.A.P. mem- ber — caught up on sleep during study periods — Air Force ahead. ay oe JOAN AVELLAR 178 Church Street Dramatic Club, A.Y., and J-A. — president of church Fellowship — fine dancer — hopes to attend a junior college. CELESTE BAPTISTE 14 Roosevelt Street Basketball, softball, and volley ball teams — spends leisure hunting coins for her collection — business school next.