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

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FON i aie Barbra Sheiseng The Broadway Albu © Gepat p Pfs (Above) Mary Jo is totally surrounded by the music scene enjoyed by the Class of ’86. (Top right) The choice for top group this year went to Tears for Fears, while top male singer went to surprise winner Phil Collins (right). THE MUSIC SCENE... TOP THREE Male Singer 1. Phil Collins 2. Bryan Adams 3. Bruce Springsteen Female Singer 1. Madonna 2. Pat Benatar 3. Whitney Houston Group 1. Tears for Fears 2. Led Zeppelin (Above) Mark and Matt stand beside the photo of the winner of top female singer — once again — 3. New Edition Madonna. (Below) The complete home set to enjoy listening to the music scene; from records to Video cassettes to videos, including tuning into the 1 radio station, 94 HJY, is pictured here (Bottom 1. Take on Me right) “Take on Me” by a-ah won top honors for favorite video in a new category selection this 2. Rock You Like a Hurricane year. 3. Smuggler’s Blues Radio Station 1. 94 HJY 2. RI 104 3. USM 91

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(Above) Lance and Danny spend some leisure time helping each other study for final exams before heading for the Mills. (Right) John “thumbs” his way through Montreal, Canada on his way to his summer job as a counselor. (Below) The “crew” of Chris, Cheryl and Julio “casually” relax before class begins. (Lower right) It’s term paper time for Liz as she looks through the shelves at the library, using the time she’d rather spend with her friends. (Far left) Ana is found shopping for the latest fashions in clothes, a favorite pastime of the class. (Left) Alyssa having an “uplifting” memory of her childhood while helping with — the flea market. (Above) A delighted Sue after just laying out a spread of Portuguese pastries for a family gathering.

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THE AUTO SCENE (Above) As underclassmen we were forced to use the only mode of transportation available to us — to get to and from school — the “yellow banana.” As time passed and maturity set in, our — passport to freedom came in the form of a driver’s license. As experienced drivers we knew what went on behind the wheel; but to guys like Dave, Billy and Bruce, the adventure lay under the hood (upper and lower left). As seniors we proudly drove our vehicles to school each morning at just the right time to catch — everyone’s eye. Seniors Cliff (above), Liz (lower left) and John (lower right) leave their cars behind while they set out to conquer the challenges of another hard day’s work in school. With such hard work, determination and drive to succeed, 4 member of the senior class might one day be cruising to the Mall in the awesome Lamborghini, the dream car of the Class of ’86 (below).