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

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JAMES ANDRADE 735 Belleville Avenue Good-natured lad—spends leisure in C.Y.O. activities— part-time grocery store worker — likes to read and bowl — admires neatness in girls. DONNA ARSENAULT 40 Hamlin Street Acushnet Honor Society Secretary — Future Nurses’ President — A.F.S. — Girls’ State — at- tractive, competent, well- liked. NINA AMARAL 401 Hawes Street Band, A.Y.—busy in C.Y.O. and church choir—volunteer worker in home for elderly — Regional Band selectee for two years. THOMAS ANDRE 5 Maywood Street Honor Society — Band — enjoys tennis, skin-diving, sailing — Chess Club and J.A. — admires integrity in the fair sex. ROBERT ASEKOFF 67 Ryan Street Traffic Squad Lieutenant — Science Club — likes to repair radio and TV sets — enjoys watching football and basketball. PATRICIA AMARAL 84 Earle Street C.Y.O. member and choir singer — Pan-American Club — part-time waitress — does not enjoy company of “moody” lads — likes books and music. CAROLINE ARRUDA 34 Stackhouse Street F.T.A. — busy in church activities — part-time office worker — Junior Volunteer at St. Luke’s—likes lads with high ideals. JOHN ASHLEY 169 Rounds Street Dave Brubeck and Benny Goodman fan — ardent sup- porter of Red Sox and San Francisco Giants — partial to blondes who don’t giggle! GLORIA AMARO 78 Mott Street GAMS — president of church youth group—volun- teer worker with handi- capped children in summer — accordionist and guitar- player. EDMUND ARRUDA 16 Clay Street Enthusiastic Soccer Team member — active in church youth group — enjoys bowl- ing — considers fair se faultless! BARBARA ASSIFF 1005 County Street Future Nurses’ Club — helpful in school library and | cafeteria — part-time worker | in pharmacy—likes to dance, : bowl, read, and play tennis.’ i p } | : |

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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.

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LOUISE AUGUSTINE 38 Dunbar Street GAMS Lieutenant —mem- ber of Pan-American Club and A.Y. — fun-loving, at- tractive, with good sense of humor — jealous boys not for her. LINDA BAILEY 584 County Street Honor Society — Soph- omore V.P., Future Nurses,’ Classbook Photography Ed- itor, Student Council — re- liable, courteous, efficient. ANTHONY BARBOZA | 118 Acushnet Avenue : Soccer player and gym- mast — enjoys social affairs if they include the ladies!— fappy when making new friends — likes the latest in i swear. ROBERT AVILA 97 Hall Street Honor Society — top phy- Sics prizes in two Science Fairs — horse-lover, with his own Quarter Horse —mem- ber of Dakotah Mounted Patrol. SUSAN BAKER 161 Lowell Street Came to N.B.H.S. from Stang — page at Wilks Li- brary — leisure spent mainly in church activity and help- ing in home for elderly. ROBERT BARBOZA 953 Tradewind Street Favorite pastimes: driving around, or bowling — likes girls with quiet personalities, who don’t block corridors to talk! 17 LEONARD BACZEK 115 Ruth Street Honor Society — interested in aviation and building model planes — enjoys bowl- ing and golf — neatness in girls attracts him. JO ANN BALESTRACCI 782 Kempton Street Junior Steering Committee — Choir, A.Y. — active in community drama — talented dancer and singer — poised, sparkling, friendly. JUDITH BASNIGHT 92 Ellen Street Part-time worker in hos- pital and nursing home —en- joys horseback riding — likes the radio and snacks with her homework! BEVERLY BAPTISTA 105 Bates Street Pan-American Club, A.Y., Pep Squad — Scouting her 1 interest—active in church affairs — enjoys correspon- dence and camping. EDWARD BASTARACHE 683 Church Street Biology Club — baseball and basketball player in C.Y.O. competition — col- lects coins as a hobby.