St Bernard College - Bernardian Yearbook (Cullman, AL)

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Sporis d Enieriainmeni EVERYTHING!! Yes. Si. Bernard in ihe earlg l900's had absoluielg evergihing a siudeni would wish for . . . Uh.. Well Almosi Evergfhing . . Q

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St. Bernard. I 904 The location is,considered the most healthful in the state, free from all malarial fevers and other obnoxious diseases, and although conveniently accessible, it is nevertheless, entirely secluded from everything distractive to a youth in pursuit of knowledge. The buildings are of modern construction, large and commodious, the rooms are high, light and spacious, thoroughlyventilated and equipped with whatever may tend to the convenience and comfort of the inmates. lSt. Bernard catalogue, 19041 bah 3WfQHwv,

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In i972 Bernard continues to hold the tradition ol' providing evergthing the student ol' '72 would wish lor. . . BELOW: The thrill of victory and the agony of defect, during the exciting competition for the intramural football championship. RIGHT: The guys and gals gather in Pimple Park for an intellectual discussion as students serious in their pursuit of knowledge - well, serious in their pursuit . . . LOWER CENTER: the College Player, 1972 under the direction of Mr. Michael Howley. UPPER RIGHT: AI Novelli's kazoo band entertained the students and the crowds with such hits as Yankee Doodle during the Varsity Weekend parade. CENTER RIGHT: Our Boy Bob gets in some serious competition with professors Tadros and Camps. With inspiration like this, where could we go wrong? Today St. Bernard, tomorrow Pekinglll LOWER RIGHT: The sweet taste of victory for the Imperial Catch - The Load Gang, '72 Champions, Intramural Football Competition. gf gf' , ,sf A A!! 8 ' .I ' wI1i:II:x ft T' . ,. I , ,,,iN ,Lewes ff fifijft e M , W . , ft . , I,I f- I P if L ,,,MMMMt MM me QL 1-.I W. 5. I -I,,,.n,4sL ' ,QI-' A: W' fig' f 'af ,Y ...,,, 'NJ ' N lf' W '- 'f- -: 2 ff ', N 'lv K I-Jf. -N , - 4354: H 'ff' iw I ff. 1 A-L If sew N, .,., an W- . A-1- -, I -at Ira... A ,,,y,,I .gf .5 fn ,Ax .. .- 7 'gg' L 1- .W, I.-s L 1- 3, v ' 5, :lg-H - - N. -I -' ffl, .. .,. is I .1 . ,fI, A' A -. . ,If ww 'r .I-M' '+-f. F:-'fdwli W Tmf' 'lf 3 ' 'Ju ,Q 1-+A Ma ,I , , 4 A - ,su I- 1- -v Q ' ,I', -'Q' 5- -, ' : ? 'I 5' L I, ,: 1. vp. , x..'-7V , Q. , s -.- II 1., 6- I 't 1 -' 45- . 'I ' '-1+ ,. -Q 15, A V' 1 , ' - ,,t,' of 1 Q.: -Qu E xl. fa. '- -ff' . ,'t' 'Ga-0 '-.4-an -'wuz I If, 'F ' 5' ffl .1 ' - , I ', -g -Q .Y ,-5, fi, Q 'A , ca, -N Q ':.3aF J I rf' 1 I I+ 'W' 'I H- 'i?'t't?'i3f'1 . : - fps?- , -. f ,.... .-3 .,,2 f' 'r -, . .,-I I, H- , -I ' ., . , 'W 'fits .5f.5,f',f fe-1,?f ,. I 'V' , ps, ,ff ,4 , V A A. --. v '.- ' 'f N ,J A , M k , W, I , - , , .V , ,.- A stffffg-w:5f3::':,v, ,jc ,elif ' 74. 3 2 I ,V V an 4 4. hx. ' r' - K, 4- gy: - ' We ,fm Q., 'Q Mu- 'f x .g' ' . 15 ' ,' mv- 'f' - ' ' 'MI -3 0 Ari' 'T M. 11 ' '- f- 'T t Q J -.I I + ,,..9x:.,Mm: .,-WI i Ia. , -If . . 4 4. 7' we 'H , ig. W,..', ' 145 v',,--. . 'f f W, , , I , ,. -.I ,I I , , , wr I ' - ,4-g4ff,,,f.1: 9 ff I,-A v .9 gg-gf? . ', H If Q ' its-:friggin :If Q. .4-.A 'A ' 'IH- w ,jf M : W fi . , I PWMI .,,: M' f L fi , 'WI-f . ' 'W W I lqi iwsfwf 'fi he I 5..,,'? Q 'f M- .T ff' 'IL . I +I I, A-ff' 'iftrw si. fl? N 'i'ff '3'l' 'iv 5 ,- H , -mf? ' ,ifffw 'I I9'x.ni.f 5N i 3 ,, g'p,Ja ',,l:I K .44 1 if-I-f 'ff' I ' A -ff-' I' ' , ' ig 3' Y ff1nIfMfi?l 5 -pi. , ,J 1 ',,,g4:4:ht, , 3,96 422514 vw, b ,fm J f. x... mf -I ,y I ft! x f.tfwft 1 4 Q ' 4 KI 4-at-,xl I --