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

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MICHAEL A. BELANGER NB 02746 “Mike B.” Thanks his Mom for putting up with him. Happiest hangin’ out w Brickenwood Posse spending time w Shay Rose. Enjoys parties sports. Noted for being a wild guy. “Wasn't me!” LAURIE A. BETTENCOURT 303 Summer St. NB 02740 “Lau” Thanks Mom Dad for understanding. Happiest w NB, RS, CR KB. “Yo, slider!” Mr. Hamlet Mr. Warren two favorites. Senior lunch time spent w PL unforgettable. Ad- mires sister Lisa most. ii SHERRY A. BODEAU 1380 Pleasant St. NB 02740 Most noted for A+ personality. Mr. Biscari Mr. Calnan tops. Sends thanks to parents, teach- ers friends. Going out w Den- nis unforgettable. Happiest w friends being well. “Isn’t that special.” 26 REBECCA A. BELANGER 197 North St. Mattapoisett 02739 “Becky” Happiest w Gina close friends. Plans to be a pe- diatrician in the future. Summer °88 tops. Won't forget Newport w GD. Thanks Mom Dad for love support. Looks for hones- ty in a person. JENNIFER A. BICHEL 284 R. Middle Rd. Acushnet 02743 “Jen” Thanks Mom, Dad, Kim Mr. Robbins. Happiest w BC, MR, HS, DS, AA all good friends. Will always re- member field trip to Hall Insti- tute. Mr. Robbins drafting rates high. “Girls can rock!” ROXANNE E. BONNEAU 345 Rockdale Ave. NB 02740 Sends thanks to moth- er, father, PJ) Aunt Joanna. Enjoys being w PJ modeling. “Roxie” Admires her mother. Future plans to marry PJ, pursue a ca- reer in nursing bea successful model. IRENE C. BELO 835 Brock Ave. NB 02744 Most noted for driving into brick walls! Happiest times shared w Victor. Plans on becoming a very successful business woman. Mrs. Tougas tops. Thanks Mom Dad. Will never forget 3-20- 87! KAREN M. BISPO 141 Tremont St. NB 02740 “Patooti’” Thanks Mom, Dad Kim for understanding. Hap- piest w SS, KM, CR, JL, NB R St.J. “The Rocks” in Dart. fa- vorite hangout. Mr. Warren tops. Admires honesty a good sense of humor. “What a rush!!”’ DAVID A. BORGES 38 Page St. NB 02740 “Boog” Happiest w CA, PS, CC) PPV PM. SE? DGS PG{RE the rest of the crew. Hopes to be a test rider for cycle maga- zine. West Beach 1 hangout. Sr. Banquet most memorable. “Wait a minute!” tes AMY M. BERNARDES 255 Shaw St. NB 02745 “Chica” Good times shared w Natasha, SE, CB CB. Mr Broadmeadow a favorite. Plans future as fashion designer. Sends thanks to parents. Hopes to visit Egypt someday. “Get lost” Found at the mall. CARRIE L. BIZARRO 487 Prescott St. NB 02745 “Chickie” Sting concert; Amy, Matt Turban in the pool Baker’s Beach w Tom, Cyndi Mike all memorable. Thanks parents for love support. Hap- py w Tom, KB, AR, CT, MA friends. Stranded w Sting a dream. 1 wll We JOSEPH D. BORGES 118 Bates St. NB 02745 ““Jo-Jo’” Happiest w his lady Lisa. Wishes for marriage to Lisa great future. Noted for jokes. Most memorable moment was being adopted by foster par- ents. Thanks Mom Dad De- Terra Dad Borges.

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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

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LAURIE J. BOUDREAU 211 Harwich St. NB 02745 “Lau” Sends thanks to family best friend. Happiest w FW, CL, RC, JV MC. October 9, 1988 at 1 AM memorable. Plans to head for college life. “You know that!” Hopes to meet LL Cool J others someday. i tad og JOSE P. BRAVO 9 Studley St. NB 02740 “Bravo” Sends thanks to PD sister LB for being there. Admi- ration for JT. Happiest times spent singing w “Outcast.” Bad habit of losing everything. En- joys singing riding his bike. Loves TT. ROMEO D. BRITTO 37 Sycamore St. NB 02740 “MC Love” Plans to join the Marine Corps. Admiration for mother father. Found at Common Park. Enjoys playing football. Happiest cooking up Something special or skiing a slope. “Chill out!” KELLY E. BOULEY 86 Rotch St. NB 02740 “Kel” Looks for honesty a good sense of humor in a person. Best times spent w TC, CP, GM close friends. Won’t forget summer of °88. Mr. Ed. sr. lounge great. Sends thanks to Dad. “Ya, right!” KEITH A. BRETTON 83 Mill St. NB 02740 “Mugsy” Sends thanks to Mom, Dad entire family. Known for bowling, drawing, singing lis- tening to music. Bowled highest game in So. Mass. Happy w Jen you Mikes Johns Pat; Shawn, Shay, Melissa friends. DAVID R. BROWN 200 Belleville Rd. NB 02745 “Hurricane” Admires honesty in the opposite sex. Bowling for the school working in Social Resource Center most enjoy- able. Mrs. Calnan all-time fa- vorite. Plans to be a police offi- cer in the future. BOs SEAN R. BOURGEOIS 56 Nestles Lane Acushnet 02743 “Bouge” Track X-country 1. Won't forget breaking 5:00 mile. Seeks people w a good sense of humor. Best times w track crew. Plans on becoming sports MD. Thanks parents Coach Gardiner. MARK J. BRIGHTMAN 1060 Beverly St. NB 02745 Sends thanks to his parents for all their love support. Being on the golf swim teams most enjoyable activities. David Let- terman most admired by him. Has future plans to get filthy rich! TARA L. BROWNELL 73 Willard St. NB 02744 Happiest w Chris G. friends. Admires a sense of humor honesty in a person. Thanks Mom sister for their love understanding. Future plans in- volve being happy, successful very wealthy. KATHLEEN A. BRANCO 238 Clifford St. NB 02745 “Kathy” Best times w CB, CT, AR, WR color guard friends. Will never forget the night in Boston summer °88. Admires fun people. Thanks Mom, Dad Dave for all their love and support. “I’m sorry!” Yj VA LANA al DOUGLAS J. BRITES 130 Perry St. NB 02745 Enjoys racing cars motorcy- cles. Happiest going out w BA. Mr. Robbins for CAD a favorite class. Plans to be an engineer. Sends thanks to Mr. Pires. Hap- py w BA TH. Wishes to race professional Nascar. DONNA L. BUCKLES NB 02740 “Duck” Plans to go to business school. Mr. Dube’s English class a favorite. Admires father. Se- cretly wishes to stay w Stephen forever. Sends thanks to parents. Enjoys horseback riding. ““Bum- mer!” KRISTIN L. BRAUN 652 Middle Rd. Acushnet 02743 Stud. Congress being swim team capt. 1. Won’t forget ski- ing w KA; sailing w Mr. M; rowing w KL, DF BF; singa- longs summer of °88. Best times w close friends. Thanks Mom, Dad, grandparents Mr. KEVIN BRITTO 213 Harvard St. NB 02746 ““Kevy Kev” Most noted for be- ing a crazy guy. Thanks God for helping him through all the tough times. Happiest partying w friends or playing b-ball. Hopes to become a policeman. “Isn't that special.” ' AARON J. BURR 75 Clark St. NB 02740 “Harry O” B-ball, football track top activities. Best times w BH,SR, LA, HK BP. Mr. Perry’s history class 1. Robby Mendes most admired. Sends thanks to Fr. Driscoll, CPO Macklin, Mom family. Seniors 27