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

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BARBARA CARDOZA 106 Sagamore Street Junior Counselor — Dra- matic Club, Pep Squad — part-time clerk, waitress, secretary — likes to sew — admires boys who are re- spectful. ALBERT CARREIRO 70 Delano Street Pan-Ame rican Club Presi- dent — Traffic Squad and R.O.T.C. — busy C.Y.O. lad — model builder, stamp col- lector, shutter-bug. ee BRENDA CATHCART 57 Short Street A real athlete: basketball, softball, and volleyball play- er — Pep Squad supporter— proud of her school letters. MICHAEL CARDOZA 129 Purchase Street R.O.T.C. M Sgt. — Traf- fic Squad — Explorer Scouts and N.B. Boys Club —plays accordion — builds model trains and planes. DENNIS CASEY 1267 Rockdale Avenue Projection Club — whiz of a bowler, both in singles and in team competition — ap- prentice in dental lab and in garage. JACQUELINE CENTEIO 220 Pleasant Street GAMS Sgt. and guidon bearer — a girl who likes to cook — enjoys boys who are quiet, intelligent, well-man- nered. 23 ELLEN CARREIRA 25 Sidney Street GAMS Platoon Leader. — studying to become beauti- cian — likes to dance and attend games — notices good manners in others. PATRICIA CASEY 192 Matthew Street Happy with a recipe, in- gredients, and a stove — water-skiing, dancing and attending games occupy her leisure. ARMAND CHAGNON 258 Belair Street Active in J.A. — spends leisure on stamp and coin collections — doesn’t care for overly-talkative girls. JEANNINE CASSEY 58 Sylvia Street Sports enthusiast —bowler, swimmer, skater, horseback rider — quiet, retiring, well- liked — admires neatness and courtesy. MICHELINA CHAMPAGNE 293 Raymond Street “Mickey” — member of Future Nurses Club — quiet, retiring — enjoys writing let- ters — likes clean-cut type of boy.

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EDWARD CABRAL 38 Central Avenue Dramatic Club — President of his C.Y.O. — serves a tasty hamburger as a short-order cook — plays baseball and basketball. JOHN CAIRNS 607 Shawmut Avenue A.Y. — basketball player outside school — part-time produce clerk — fascinated by skin diving and water skiing. JEFFREY BURKLE 257 Palmer Street Office messenger — ac- complished in First Aid and Life Saving — a hustler on after-school jobs — likes to draw and do chemical ex- periments. JOSEPH CABRAL 73 Willard Street Delegate to R.O.J.A.C. — J.A. — “engineer”, at the controls behind a soda foun- tain — likes to draw and go boating. NANCY CAMACHO 160 Middle Road Acushnet Leisure devoted to church activities — enjoys miniature golf — likes the clean-cut type of boy. 22 EDMUND BURT 26 Bullock Street Active in C.Y.O. and Y.M.C.A. — part-time stock boy in department store — admires the clean-cut neatly- dressed girl with a pleasant smile. NORMAND CABRAL 42 Circuit Street Worker at local pizza drive-in — likes to work-out on the tennis court or bowl- ing alley — admires girls who make one feel at ease. LORRAINE CAMANDONA 283 Cornell Street GAMS Ist Sgt. — J.A. — diet aide at St. Luke’s — happy when called on to babysit — admires kindliness and neatness. DAVID BUTLER 22 Chatham Street President of Inter-Church Youth Council and of Old Colony Pilgrim Fellowship— develops arm muscles by scooping ice cream — coin collector. RAYMOND CABRAL 503 Bolton Street Pan-American Club—book- winner for excellence in Portuguese — builds model cars, both new and antique. EDWARD CAMARA 330 Hathaway Road Sophomore President — Classbook Editor-in-Chief — Student Court Defense Coun- sel — fine actor — camp counselor, antiques enthu- siast, camera fan.

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GWYNETH CHAREST 378 Cedar Street Honor Society — F.T.A., Math Club — busy in J.A., Rainbow, and Fellowship — classbook staff — unassum- ing, reliable. BARRY COGGESHALL 144 Summit Street Cross-Country, Track, and Soccer Teams — twice on winning relay teams in St. John meets — likes girls who are well-groomed. THOMAS CHANTRE 16 Bedford Street Sgt. Major in R.O.T.C. — member of Model Aviation Club — clever at tray paint- ing and pencil drawing — enjoys fishing. ROGER CHARPENTIER 318 Hersom Street R.O.T.C. — can whip up a super-sundae behind a fountain — business income from arranging hay-rides— dislikes bushy hair-dos. JUDITH COHEN 242 Ryan Street Girls Choir, A.Y., French Club — fond of modern lan- guages, piano playing, and dancing — likes down-to- earth, unaffected types. 24 GAIL CHARBONNEAU 105 Lafayette Street Junior Counselor — A.Y.— classbook staff — nurses’ aide after school — spends happy hours playing the organ. FRANCES CISEK 488 Rodney French Blvd. Honor Society — A.Y., F.T.A. — C.Y.O. member and choir singer — enjoys friends who have sense of humor. JOYCE COMPORTIE 306 North Front Stre et GAMS for two years—earns spending money on baby- sitting jobs — collects records and enjoys sketching. SHEILA CHARBONNEAU 15 Smith Street Volleyball and Softball Teams — trained in data- processing — salesgirl in record department — can’t stand knuckle-cracking lads! PAUL CODERRE 227 Irvington Street Transfer from St. Anthony High — All-Star Volleyball Team in Plymouth — enjoys singing and science — store clerk and cashier. ANTONE CORREIA 686 Brock Avenue Enterprising lad, with nine years of experience working in family store — model-builder — fine citizen. °