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

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CLASS PRESIDENT ARNOLD FEINGOLD 238 Ryan Street Senior Class President—Junior Class V.P. and Prom Committee Chairman— Key Club Board of Directors — Dra- matic Club, Student Court — former Band and Chorus member — Mathe- matics winner in local Science Fair — friendly, dependable, willing, well- liked. CLASS SECRETARY GAIL DAWSON 200 Nash Road Senior and Junior Class Secretary — Pep Squad, Allied Youth — Junior Volunteer at St. Luke’s — girl with five pen pals — has yen for travel — friendly as they come — eager for ad- vanced study in languages, combined with secretarial training. Class Offirers 1Wh2 19h 14 CLASS VICE- PRESIDENT NANCY TOWERS 77 Willard Street Senior Class Vice-President — Junior Class President — Honor Society — American Field Service, Junior Chorus, Allied Youth — Girls’ State represen- tative — active in church affairs—loves to go sailing — capable, attractive, fun- loving, with wonderful disposition. CLASS TREASURER LINDA TAYLOR 58 Mt. Vernon Street Class Treasurer for three years — Chorus Accompanist, Basketball, Pep Squad, Allied Youth — officer in church Youth Council and in Rainbow Girls — telephone operator in spare time — sports fan, knitter — efficient, happy, with many friends.

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GLORIA AGRELO 21 Glennon Street “Glory” — TV fan, es- pecially when Dr. Kildare appears — Miss Cohen's errand-runner — likes lads to look neat, be courteous. GEORGE ALEXANDER 175 Maple Street Business career started as a paper-boy — collects coins and works on crossword puzzles — never annoyed by anything the gals do! ROGER ALMEIDA 69 Rockdale Avenue R.O.T.C. Lieutenant — Pan-American Club — busy in C.Y.O. affairs — thinks many girls too talkative — fisherman and bowler. JAN AILLERY 127 Mt. Vernon Street Honor Society — Cheer- leader — Girls’ League Pres- ident — Latin Club — out- standing tennis player — at- tractive, always well- groomed. MARY LOU ALFONSO 194 Nemasket Street Happy when listening to Dave Brubeck — part-time worker in advertising field— appreciates honesty, consid- eration, and courtesy. ERIC ALPERT 33 Buttonwood Street Honor Society — Key Club President — Court Judge — A.F.S. — active in Scouting and J.A. — Boys’ State — fine guitar player — radio announcer. 15 EILEEN ALDERSON Hartley Road Rochester Honor Society — Cheer- leader—A.F.S., Girls’ League, Latin Club — J.A. Staff Re- porter — energetic, sincere, alert. BRUCE ALLEN 390 Summer Street Leisure spent in DeMolay activity — learned all about baking in super-market — outdoorsman, with interest in hunting and fishing. ALICE AMARAL 135 Rounds Street Softball, A.Y., Pep Squad, Chorus — J.A. — part-time salesgirl — likes sewing and miniature golf. GERTRUDE ALMEIDA 196 Grinnell Street “Trudy’—Girls’ League — Field Hockey Captain — Pep Squad, softball, A.Y., Chorus — J.A. Executive Award — well-liked, energetic. MARY AMARAL 35 Winsper Street Part of the ‘Creamery Rich” crowd — soda-fountain girl in Lumbard Shop —likes to see boys neatly dressed, respectful, courteous.