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iDz oT = a uu (=) ve Oo a a <= S = ” oO <= i=) oO - Pp oat a? PO aa eT ¥ Joe Letourneau, a member of the senior class, § — designed the cover of the Crimson Log 2003. When J Hi asked where he got his ideas from, he replied, “I let & B my pencil roam. Wherever my mind goes, whatever & fleeting ideas come through, I record it." Joe went on to say, "I wanted to keep the design simple and : powerful, using solid, thick, clean lines which would best suit the medium." He has been drawing since he g was three years old. Joe's words show his gratitude » g at being given the chance to create the cover, z — ‘designing the cover was an interesting once-in-a- ¥ B lifetime opportunity.” a piirections Road Trip: Route 2003 N.B.H.S Theme ~ 2 Behind the Wheel Seniors ~ 7/8 Enroute to Victory Sports ~ 90 Pit Stops Along the Way 3g Clubs ~ 126 _ The Highway Patrol Faculty ~ 774 Bumper Stickers Ads ~ 192 Next Exit... The Future Closing ~ 292 aot? 2Oa eiy ey aAFLEILVEI O NN ourvex| ew Bedford aE =~ —— = High MELVER C. FELTON School 30 Hathaway Boulevard Jew Bedford, MA 02740 (508) 997-4511 Fax#: (508) 997-4511 Ext. 2376 www.newbedford.kl2.ma.us p= = yoart - ’ élcoOnm e. ! a 4 ‘ | Sy AVIT Re) Ue — E, ac U | y nes Yo ‘Wig : fOMORROM $s.) =o Enrollment: 435 student Enrollment: 3290 he [rip of a Lifetime W° already packed our bags and squished into the car. We've filled up the gas tank and bought some snacks for the long ride ahead. We've followed the directions carefully and asked for help when we got lost. We've seen new places and experienced things we never thought possible. We learned so much, including new things about ourselves and our friends. The sunis setting soon and our trip is almost over. We started this trip as young, eager freshmen who thought for sure we'd get lost trying to get to the right house, never mind “Freshman year was the right floor or room. In @ time of adjusting.” ur homerooms, we tried -Nicholas Sullivan —| - to decipher what exactly 4-312 meant. 7 Surprisingly we all made it to class ina reasonable amount of time, and : : — - made it through the day with only a few bumps and bruises. That day we began what everyone remembers as the “good old days." We laid the grounds for new friendships and new adventures, and we were ready to go. (Above) This sums it all up, it's finally our time to relax. (Right) Andrew Sousa puts everything into what he is doing to get the job done right. 2 Opening N.B.ELS. ’ (Left) As seniors, Scott Dixon and Michael Ferreira are cm sweenl end concentrating intensely on their work. | (Below) TV class is always fun, as shown by the smiles on the faces of Nicholas Sullivan and Nathan Rebello. 7? (Above) Computer class is a favorite among the students, = a oad including Edmund Harrison and Scott Furtado. ( ¢ pm (Above middle) Tara Lacey and Erin Bettencourt's . me [ae } ' concentration cannot be broken, not even by a photographer. as X a 3 Vee (Left) Jennifer Marder is playing soccer during gym class. 3 As sophomore year began, we were alittle wiser, a little tougher. The fact that we weren't the new guys got to our heads, and being the first class that had to pass the MCAS inorder to graduate didn't help. As junior year began, we were excited for what the year ahead held. We had growna lot in two years and we actually began to see the truth behind “the choices you make today, shape your world tomorrow." We had high expectations for junior year and it proved to be as great as we had hoped. The whole year was filled with anticipation for our first class gathering, the Junior Banquet, and it was better than expected - we made great memories that we won't soon forget. After this we were ready to be seniors and rule the school. Nothing could compare to the feeling of participating in the celebrated tradition of the Passing of the Whale. Z po Rn X, : PEenS. ‘ — (Above) Ra on the bleachers during a break from gym class are Ross Maguire, Nathan Rebello, Gregory Moore, Devan Lamontagne, Suzy Balanca, and junior Mallory Rossi. (Left) Scott Medeiros is intently reading his textbook during class. | 4 Opening N.B.ILS. (Left) James Ferus has an interesting discussion with chemistry teacher Mr. Goodefellow. (Below) "I wonder how much harder this can get,” says Stasia Sylvia. (Above) Jennifer Melo stops for amoment between the cafeterias. (Above) Joseph Pereira does the "worm" across the floor of his English class. t: bbcispehegta 4 (Above) After much thought, Francisco Kiniklis composes an essay for anA.P. English exam. N.B.HLS. Theme 5 As we entered the building for the first time senior year, we had a much different attitude and view on things than we did when we entered four years earlier. From yearbook surveys to college applications to prom dresses and tuxedos, senior year was filled with responsibility and excitement. No one was pressuring us to do anything, we had to be adults. We'll always remember senior year, the time we reached the point in our lives to put away the toys and learn to take life seriously. After this, some will go on to college, others into the military, and still others will jump directly into the work force. Some will move away, while others will settle here. No matter what we do, where we go or who we meet along the way, we'll always have a connection - we shared this trip. of a lifetime together! 5S e. F = is (Above) Angeleena Tavares is sitting in English class. (Right) Members of Mrs. Cabral's B period class are participating in group work. | 6 Opening N.BILS.