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

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NANCY M. ARAUJO 23, Crapo St: NB 02740 Summer of 88 unforgettable! Mom Dad get her thanks for their support. Secretly wishes to own a home in Paradise. Seeks people w honesty, sense of hu- mor great personality. Ad- mires Aunt Mary Lou. ANDREA J. AUDETTE 273 Highland St. NB 02746 “Andi” Enjoyed cheering, dance line, yrbk, work. Happiest w KG, JB, GA, LB, friends. Thanks family for everything. Will never forget the day KG lost her ID card. Mrs. Amaral rates high. NICOLE BAPTISTA 8A Carriage Dr. NB 02740 “Nicky” Usually found away from home. Thanks Mom Dad for their love support. Good times w friends D, A, T L. Hopes to become a social worker. Mr. Kelly rates 1. En- joys a good sense of humor. TANYA A. ARRUDA 118 Brigham St. NB 02740 Thanks Sally, Mrs. B Mr. M. Will never forget Onion’s party, team sing-a-longs, Jr. Banquet, Mrs. B falling on pool deck Halloween “86 87”. Mr. Fraga, Mr. Mac, and Mrs. B all great. Admires Mr. M. JULIE D. AUDETTE 108 Ridgewood Rd. NB 02740 “Jules”? Thanks parents friends. Ms. Leal’s, Mrs. Mel- len’s Ms. Hassey’s classes all rate high. Best times w lunch crew, KB JM. Seeks honest, fun-loving, caring person w hu- mor. Happiest traveling. FRANK BAPTISTE 140 Summer St. NB 02740 “Bubba” Cooking Mrs. Foley both favorites. The field trip to Omni Theatre in Boston unfor- gettable. Enjoys spending time drawing maps traveling. Mrs. Regis the person most admired by him. ANTHONY C. ARVANITES 329 Cedar St. NB 02740 Best known for his long, blond hair. Can be found hanging out on Acushnet Avenue. Special thanks sent to his mom dad for their support. Best times spent hanging w good friends here everywhere. MICHAEL BALDWIN 225 North St. Mattapoisett 02739 “Tallman” Happiest cruising in red 280Z. Hopes to own a Nis- san dealership. Looks for nice eyes personality. Extended time in high school embarrass- ing. “All right, be cool” Thanks Dad Grams. —-F GARY R. BARBOSA 397 Lynn St. NB 02745 “Gnu” Sends thanks to himself for going through life on his own. Becoming lazier with each day, a bad habit. Happiest times w his best friends. Mr. Moretti his favorite. Hopes for a decent job. a , KERRY A. ASHWORTH 101 Park St. NB 02740 “Kerr” Being part of band, yrbk. staff drama club enjoy- able. Happiest w CP, KY, KM, HH, KG, JD, Camp friend. Mr. Charbonneau Mr. Silva tops. Admires parents Ms. B. Heading to music school. MANUEL F. BAPTISTA 139 Campbell St. NB 02740 Seeks kind respectful people. Happiest times shared w MC. Dislikes always getting blamed for things he didn’t do! Enjoyed playing sports. Plans to own a business in the future. Thanks parents. ROY M. BARBOZA 105 Hathaway St. NB 02746 ‘““RUA” Enjoyed soccer Capt.’s Club most. Happy w Lori friends — KR, EB, JG, DB, etc. Admires honesty in a person. Will always remember Sr. Banquet. Future plans in- clude college. Thanks parents Lori.

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HELENA M. ALMEIDA | 103 David St. NB 02744 “Helen” Muito obrigado mae pai por 0 vosso amor. Won’t for- get Mary Jo’s near flight down the stairs! Happy times w Lio, Rita, Lula, Zeza a special someone. Soph. yr. bathroom ex- perience embarrassing! PAULA C. P. ALMEIDA 1086 County St. NB 02746 “Boomer” Best times w BS, PA, PO, KF friends. Thanks sent to parents close friends. Won't forget 4-1-88. Seeks someone who’s honest always real. Good memories of Mr. Motta’s class the soccer team. ' li ud a ul et DENNIS J. AMARAL 1 Durfee Ct. NB 02740 Being w JC,CH, MA, JR JR brings smiles. Special thanks sent to Mom. Partying, listening to Led Zep II playing hacky sack occupy most of his time. “Awrite, bet!” Admiration for W.A. ROSE. JEANNETTE M. ALMEIDA 960 Rockdale Ave. NB 02740 “Jenn Nettie” Thanks sent to Mom, sisters 1 brother. Happy hanging w the men SD, AD, AC, CD, Eddie. 4- 30-87 8-21-88 most memora- ble. Enjoys a cheerful, funny person. “It wasn’t me!” Ms. Bennett 1. PETER ALMEIDA, JR. 223 Shirley St. NB 02746 Sends thanks to his mom. ROTC Color Guard, Drill Team, Rifle Team spring track memorable. Noted for long speeches. Loves Jesus. Fu- ture plans to be an army officer. Haircut embarrassing. MARIO J. AMARAL 389 Bolton St. NB 02740 “Studd Muffin” Sends thanks to Mom. Admires manager Rhonda most. Hopes to major in liberal arts. Happiest spending time w gang from Burger King. Admires modesty sincerity in a person. Ms. Leal tops. MARIA ALMEIDA NB 02740 “Blondie” Happiest times w Lance P. friends. Loves to dance! Likes kind, respectful people w nice teeth. Won’t ever forget Sr. Banquet! Admires LP, JM PA. Plans on being a pho- tographer. Thanks parents. ik. ga CARLOS F. ALVES 484 Coggeshall St. NB 02746 “Carl” Jr. Banquet outstanding memory. Mr. Kelly Mr. Al Alves get top ratings. Happy times spent w RR, MSO,SM 1D Smale smunomscc-aum Gang be found at the airport. = NELSON S. AMARAL 17 Lynne Ellen Dr. Acushnet 02743 Happiest w close friends. Mr. Charbonneau tops! Hates his talent for always being on time. Thanks parents friends. Don- ald Trump gets his admiration. “So!” “Does this face look like it cares?” Banquets great! MARY JO ALMEIDA 1011 County St. NB 02746 “Zeza’’ Noted for her blue eyes. Varsity soccer unforgettable. Happy times w HA, RC, DL, family SS. Would like to live in private paradise w SS. Great admiration for her favorite mouse — Mickey! ¢ hi CRAIG A. ALVE 150 Fairmount St. NB 02740 ““Craigo’’ Noted for being a clown. Can be found at West- lawn. Happiest w Kim, SR, KH, PG, BH, JM LA. Sr. Banquet memorable. Enjoys basketball parties. Admires Mr. Fortes. Thanks go to Mom Dad. PATRICIA M. AMARAL 230 Branscomb St. NB 02745 “Pat” Happiest w AL, PC, PA, RC. Sends thanks to Mom, Dad friends. Being on soccer team a highlight. Talking too much chewing gum 1 bad habits. Mrs. Calnan Mr. Gou- veia rate high. A TV fanatic. MARIA L. ALMEIDA 329 Highland St. NB 02746 Thanks Mom grandmother most. Happiest w Sherri, Bren- da, Sandra, Stacey, Jeff, Dwayne Danisha. Great ad- miration for her Mom. Noted for worrying. Hopes for both success riches. Mr. Motta 1. hai CRISTINA D. ALVES NB 02740 “Cris” Special thanks to par- ents, grandparents godfather. Won't ever forget meeting MD. Embarrassed herself by forget- ting Sr. Banquet ticket having to wait until everyone got checked in! “Sorry!” AARON ANDRADE 194 Court St. NB 02740 Sends thanks to Mr. Letendre. Happiest w AlI Brett. Jr. year in Mr. Oliveira’s class memora- ble. Noted for acting stupid dur- ing a serious moment. Secretly wishes to become rich. Mr. War- ren l. Seniors 23

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KIMBERLY C. BARLOW 63-C Carriage Dr. NB 02740 “Baby” Found at the “Living Room”’ in Prov. Party at Norm’s, camping w NM GA shows all memorable. “Is that your eye?” Happy w GA, NM, Seek Pl, JA, ILC, J,F,D F. Secret wish to be an artist. DANIEL J. BEAUDRY 10 Park Place NB 02740 “Danny” Won't forget qualify- ing for sectionals °87. Secretly wishes for 4-year scholarship to Georgetown. Having untied shoes worst habit. Driven crazy by one particular announcement each morning. oe A NICOLE BEAULIEU 3 Pine St. Acushnet 02743 “Nicky” Happiest w AR, TA, MA, friends, LB, CR, RS KB. 6-22-88 meeting TA most memorable times. Special thanks to Mom, Amy friends. Mr. Pepin rules! Admires sense of humor honesty in a person. RANDALL C. BARROS, JR. 237 Summer St. NB 02740 “Randy” Happiest w CO, KB, LW, DH, DH. Sends thanks to Mother. Admires father. Looks for a sense of humor in a person. Headed to State Trooper Academy. Enjoys weightlifting. “O-kee-Do-kee”’ FRANCINE L. BEAULIEU 82 Ivy Rd. NB 02745 “Fran” Thanks Mom, BB AM. Halloween of 87 memora- ble. Happiest times shared w Al] friends. Enjoys snow water skiing, swimming sailing. Great Outdoors Club a favorite. Noted for shyness. ERIC J. BEDARD 9 Joseph St. Acushnet 02743 “F.B.”’ Enjoyed volleyball, b- ball, st. comm. Captain’s Club. Thanks sent to parents, friends coaches. Headed for college. Hopes to achieve great- er success than Donald Trump! Sr. Banquet great memory. ON THE WAY TO GRADUATION... “Senioritis” — (Se-nyer-i-tis), n. — a physical and or mental state that affects all twelfth grade students and usually occurs between the months of Feb. and May. Symptoms include laziness, forgetfulness, lateness, sleepi- ness and happiness. You may not be able to find this word in the dictionary, but that doesn’t make it any less a part of senior year. All seniors can relate to the definition and are guilty of at least some, if not all of the symptoms. What exactly happens to us between the months of Feb. and May? The change is a significant and obvious one. The only conflict is to what extent are we willing to let it affect us? The following are named symptoms as well as some examples of them. laziness — Affects majority of seniors, especially concerning homework, writing college essays or not fully concentrating during class. forgetfulness — Includes forgetting to meet important deadlines, forgetting about tomorrow’s test, and conveniently forgetting about writing that term paper! tardiness — Once in a while, seniors may find it nearly impossible to get out of bed on time for school. Pity on all A period teachers experiencing this problem in their classrooms. Promptness becomes a much less important value. sleepiness — Is tied in with all named symptoms. It not only causes tardiness, forgetfulness and laziness, it is the one inevitable symptom striking all seniors. Unfortunately, it occurs at the most inconvenient time. (It should be noted that sleepiness is an inexcusable reason for tardiness according to most teachers.) happiness — When seniors are not feeling lazy, being tardy, or sleeping they usually are in an euphoric state of happiness. The feeling that the world is theirs and they will never grow old is a common one shared among seniors. They have earned the happiness for which they worked so hard. It’s a long four years, but looking back the accomplishments will reward seniors endless- ly. Graduation is what seniors have come to accept as the end of our High School years and the beginning of a new life with new goals to be set and accomplished. Happiness affects seniors in all ways, even allowing some the chance to mature and grow as individuals! —-Dionne Pepin Seniors 25