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

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F JOYCE CUNHA 866 Rockdale Avenue J-A. — handles cash in super-market after school — interested in art and sewing — enjoys lads who are agree- able. BARBARA CZECHOWSKI 445 Summer Street Student Council, A.Y., Dramatic Club, Pan-Ameri- can Club —classbook ph otog- raphy staff — National Thes- pian Society — loves to shop. KARON CROVELLO 17 Columbia Street Three years as babysitter for the same family — enjoys piano and bowling — likes lads who can hold serious conversations. RAYMOND CUNHA 50 Duke Street Honor Society and Math Club — physical fitness and bowling awards — interested in chemistry—enjoys friends who have sense of humor. WILLIAM DAFFINEE 42 Atlantic Street Band, A.Y. — Basketball Manager—likes to play foot- ball and baseball — enjoys listening to radio. JOYCE CROWTHER 264 Tinkham S treet Transfer from Fairhaven High, where she was active in Student Council, Girls Club and Pep Squad — not frightened by horror shows One bevel i PHYLLIS CURRIER 84 Alden Street Honor Society —Classbook Art Editor — A.F.S., Future Nurses, A.Y., Biology Club— likes gardening and classical music — poised, pleasant. MARIA DA SILVA 74 Hope Street Classbook Personals Editor — Student Council, A.F.S.— music lover — girl with a twinkle in her eye — has host of friends. ANN CUDDIHEE 162 James Street Future Nurses, A.Y. — Rainbow Girl — Junior Vol- unteer at St. Luke’s — likes to cook — has no use for a “phony” lad. SANDRA CURTIS 21 Middle Road Acushnet GAMS Staff Captain—busy cheerleader for C.Y.O. games — keen sense of fun — good dancer. WARREN DAVIS 42 Campbell Street Track ‘Team; ACYseeenos jection Club — active in Y.M.C.A. and Red Cross Water Safety Program — camp counselor — weight- lifter.

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ELAINE CORREIA 107 South Street Junior and Advanced Choruses — C.Y.O. member— content with fishing rod in hand, or setting out for a hike. CECELIA COSTA 1498 Purchase Street “Sis” — Y.W. swimmer — a real homemaker: likes to cook, sew, and create new fashions — admires loyal and respectful lads. LAUREL COURNOYER 12 Cox Street Acushnet Junior Counselor — A.Y.— worker in jewelry store — likes parties — a really cute redhead! Ger MARY CORREIA 60 Briggs Street Honor Society — hustler behind the fountain in Lum- bard shop — horseback rider and bowler — dislikes child- ishness in boys. GILBERT COSTA 189 Wilbur Street New Bedford High’s an- swer to Al Hirt — A.Y., Band — plays in N.B. Symphony Orchestra and in City Band. LORRAINE COURNOYER 591 South Second Street Efficient baby-sitter and car-hop — can spend happy hours just talking with friends — loves to shop — dislikes “showoffs”. 25 ANTONE COSTA 833 County Street One-time member of N.B. H.S. Rifle Team — keeps stock in order at Atlantic Mills — thinks an attractive smile a girl’s greatest asset. RAYMOND COSTA 114 Whitman Street Football, Baseball—C.Y.O. athlete — can’t stand girls who laugh at everything — Man of Distinction in his prize-winning Bermudas! STEVEN CROOK 1465 Rodney French Blvd. Soccer letter-man — Pep Squad and A.Y. — busy with Yacht Club and DeMolay ac- tivities — trophy winner in sailing competition. ROSEMARY COSTA 83 Washington Street Company Commander in GAMS — likes to go dancing — admires thoughtfulness in her friends — quiet by na- ture. STEPHEN CROSSLEY 167 Butler Street R.O.T.C. —DeMolay mem- ber — stockboy at B.P.M. — enjoys basketball — likes girls with pleasant person- alities and sincere smiles. ie) ; | S72)

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MARJORIE DEAN 87 Orleans Street Future Nurses Club Treas- urer — Band, A.Y. —Church Fellowship and Youth Coun- cil — sales girl and drug store waitress. DAVID DE MELLO 144 Howard Street Football, Band, A.Y. — helper in Pupil Personnel Office — trumpeter, bowler, stamp collector — active in community baseball. RODNEY DE REGO 83 Eugenia Street Band, A.Y. — J.A. —cloth- ing store clerk — hobbies: automobiles and racing meets — likes polite, neat girls. JOAN DE BALSI 475 Prescott Street Junior Counselor, Library Aide — C.Y.O. — knitting and dancing fill leisure — personality her 1 require- ment in a boy. DAVID DE MORANVILLE 382 North Street Biology Club member — active in N.B. Boys’ Club — spends summer hours on the links as caddy — bowler and swimmer. CYNTHIA DESRUISSEAU 139 Adams Street “Cindy” — Future Nurses, A.Y. — Rainbow and Fellow- ship — consideration — for others ranks high with her. 27 PETER DEMAKIS 270 Hathaway Road Football, Baseball, A.Y. — J.A. — parking-lot attendant at beach — admires girls who look and act like ladies. DONNA DE MORANVILLE 94 Clark Street “Demo” — member of A.Y. — admires boys with high ideals and goals in life — babysitter in spare time. GEORGE DIGGLE 80 Mt. Vernon Street Traffic Squad Asst. Chief — A.Y. Convention Delegate —J.A. company president — skilled bowler — respected, reliable, courteous. HENRY DE NOMME 940 Rockdale Avenue “Hank” — A.Y. —hobbies: photography, golf, skating— enjoys record hops — hopes to join Air Force. MITZI DOLINSKY 30 Westview Street Student Council Secretary —Hockey, A.Y., Girls’ League — camp counselor — likes to see a boy responsible and respectful.