St Bernard High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Uncasville, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1970 volume:

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Secretary-Treasurer: Sr. Arthur Marguerite, F.S.E. Members of Board of Trustees Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. Stack, Pastor, St. Agnes Church, Niantic Rev. Bronislau Gadarowski, Pastor, St. Michael's Church, Pawcatuck Rev. Maurice F. Sullivan, Pastor, St. Patrick's Church, Mystic Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev . Iames A. Curry, Pastor, St. Mary's Church, Groton . Kenneth P. Flint, Pastor, St. Paul's Church, Waterford Simon G. Hage, B.S., Pastor, St. Ann's Church, New London . William P. Loftus, Pastor, St. Mary's Church, Stonington Arthur I. Marchesseault, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, Groton Thomas Shea, Pastor, Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Gales Ferry Eugene Solega, Pastor, St. Iohn's Church, Old Lyme William F. Myers, Pastor, Christ the King Church, Old Lyme james F. O'Brien, Pastor, St. Iohn's Church, Uncasville William I. Shields, Pastor, St. Matthias Church, Flanders . Leo S. Sutula, Pastor, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, New London 3 2? 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Significant changes in curriculum formu- lated by the new administration included trimester marking and a Wide variety of en- richment courses. I School spirit is best demonstrated by Sister Arthur, Principal. I8 Sister Arthur Marguerite-Principal. Sister Helen Philip-Vice-Principalg Religion IV, Latin II: Chris tian Action. Vital Members Maintain Business of S.B.G.H.S Mrs. Iames McGrath: School secretary and bursar. Mrs. Leo I. Plourdez School nurse. N Mr. Edward O'Nei11: Guidance counselor. Mrs. Faith Goulaz Assistant secretary. Sister Sarah Ellen: Typing: Shorthand: Enrichment: Notehand Moderator: Future Teachers Club. 20 Business Paperwork Sister Claudette Huot: Secretarial Procedures: Business Law: Bookeeping: Ofiice Practice: Moderator: Bowling: Christian Action. Miss Geraldine Drabik: English ll, Ill, IV: Enrichment: Iournalism: Moderator: SHIELD. Supports English Mr. Robert West: English I, III, IV: Enrichment: Humanities: Moderator: Chess Club? Photography Club' Sister Margaret Stephen: English I, II, III: Religion I: Enrich ment: Writer's Sketchpad: Moderator: CROSIER. Mr. Frederic Smith: English II, Ill, IV: Rhetoric: Mrs. Pam Pawlikowski: English III, IV: Enrichment: General Psy- Enrichment: Speech: Moderator: Student Council chologyg Moderator: Theatre Arts 21 New Trimester Marking Baffles Faculty Miss DOIIIIH Law: Pl1ySiCHl SCi9l1CGZ Pl1ySiCS: Int. Chemistry: Sister Alice Belanger: Religion I: Developmental Reading: Math Algebra IgModerator: Sophomore Class. General, Business: Enrichment: Speed Reading. Mr. Roger Williams: Geometry: Int. Algebra II: Algebra II: Math V: Enrichment: Int. College Math: Moderator: Drivers' Education. 22 Mrs. Susan Burchstead: Chemistry: Enrich ment: History of Science. Mrs. Audrey Tetreault: Geometry: Int. Algebra II: Algebra II. Sister Claire Bessette: Algebra I, II: Senior Math: Moderator: Audio-Visual l ! Club ,ff Sir vw: .s Sister Alfred Margaret: Biology: Religion III: Enrichment: Biology Seminar: Moderator: Iunior Class: Track: Cross-country: Biology Club. Mr. Robert Slater: Biology: Enrichment: Biology Seminar 23 Mrs. Gertrude Bednarz: World History: Modern American Issues: Enrichment: Russian History. ' 1 Q H istory Is W here Sister Doris Trudel: History: American United States' Religion It7S Atv I, II: Enrichment: Oriental Culturesg 'Moderatom Dramatics. I Mr. Wayland Currie: History: American, United States: Economics: Enrichment Afro-American. 24 Mrs. Lorraine Domingue: French I, II. They Culture the Unculturczd sie If Sister Theresa Anne: French II, III, IV-Vg Religion III, IV: Enrich- ment: French Cultureg Moderator: French Club, Senior Class. Mrs. Anne Mellow: Latin I, II. Mrs. Barbara Alling: Latin III, IV: Spanish I. Mrs. Georgina Hernandez: Spanish II, III: Enrichment: Int. Spanish 25 New Teachers Triumphantly Survive Mod Scheduling Sister Claire Bouvier: Enrichment: Chorus: Moderator: Glee Club: Band Sister Suzanne Marie Roy: Home Economics I, IV: Enrichment: Art: Moderator: Freshman Class 26 Sister Claire Francis Pelletier: Bookstore Sister Ieanne Amelie: Assistant F' FORQ Mrs. Carmella Guerin: Gym: Enrichment: Creative Dance: Gym- nastics: Moderator: Girls' Athletics, Cheerleaders Sister Irene D. Kennett: Librarian, Moderator: Library Club. Mr. Norman Higgins: Track and Cross-country. Rev. Paul Loverde: Spiritual Counselor, Religion I, Il, IV ACADEMICS .5 .Q-e12a.S-sSfj..Q,gk..g. -fb., ., , ,. ..L: Q- , M '--If A 1...--S-.1.... . ,,.1--zz-gm..--egg---TI-g..--xg..-,... ,L H - , X--f--L--59----,---. ...hf:-....,-1--z-.,S-----w wx. K -..--m.saf---S15.1--fa-ff--is--:L1g..., 1- :-', M .3.-e-2E..---e--1---n-'Q-21.5-1,--w . W- .:,.: . Q S-S-fm. ,, ,WV f -Q-Q W... S -4 ...- .,..,...,, ,K -f--.fmgfg--,1--Q .. 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While teachers empha- sized reading on a more educated and mature level, film study was resumed to improve the viewing of various movies seen by students. Frosh, Iancis Fuller indulges in an absorbing and penetrating Kathy Foltz and Sharon Page explore immense shelves of novel. knowledge. Shirley Curioso and Iudith Ferraro give their attention to Sue Dickson as she presents her views 30 Piecing the world together occupies Debbie Boiselle' sconcentration. Cz-1n't you understand? Pauline Butler desperately appeals, as Theresa Martin laughs at the perturbation of the rest of the group. Religion Awakens thc: SPIIII Through Self-Expression All possible ways to make our religion come alive was the goal of this year's Religion depart ment. In the class room, teachers attempted to point out the foundations and revelations of the Church today. Movies, tapes, and guest lecturers were introduced to provoke enlightening thoughts in the individual student. Elaine Carey and Diane Vincent flourish through dance motion. Math Introduces Film Slides Each student offered her own creativity in solving difficult Mathematical problems this year. Helping her develop this ability, the Mathematics department provided courses in Algebra, Geometry, Senior Math and for more advanced pupils, Consumer Math. Film slides were initiated to establish better com- prehension along with the use of overhead projectors to illustrate the complicated conceptions involved in Math. Intense thought and will power stimulate the probing mind of Nancy Stuart. Uncertainty is aroused as Ann Cavasin ponders over a calculation. P. Faria queries the validity of an axiom as K. Hanrahan ponders. Donna Shaughnessy and Eileen McCarthy concentrate with powers born from necessity in comprehending mathematical properties. Numerous Algebra II equations elude Ann Plourde's drifting mind. Business Demands Diligence Daily routines of the hectic business World were emphasized this year to instruct and to prepare students for their possible future business careers. Typing, Shorthand and Secretarial Procedures were among the numerous courses presented to all pupils. Visiting the Data Processing in Groton, Conn. en- abled classes to visualize the use of machinery for the complexities of business. Each informative lesson gave valuable experience to all business classes. Ann Mooney takes a quick glimpse at her next speed drill in typing. Winifred McGuire is mindfully keyed into her daily typing practice Ioyce Gardner applies the principles of Business Law as Elaine Donnelly continues to study. 33 With careful deliberation, Patty Shaughnessy applies her Spanish skills. We Understand Others To broaden our horizons, the modern language department has exposed its students to the various civilizations and cultures of their respec- tive countries. The use of films and slides has supplemented the academic program. As in previous years, the semester was climaxed by an informative Franco-Spanish Fair. Each student has the opportunity to encounter the ancient language of Latin, since it is corn- pulsory for all those 'capable of mastering it. After two years of learning the foundations, Latin is available for students Wanting to ad- vance their skills. Combining these Latin III and IV classes provided a new method of teaching for this year's Latin department. An interesting Spanish article concerning developments of Spanish culture has caught the attention of Carrie Vestuti. 34 By the Use of Languages Erasing her Latin conjugation, Deb Bissett is distracted by the teacher. Iody Connelly confers with Pam Secchiaroli in the language lab. Zina Iasys appears confident as she reads her Latin assignment. Pamela Clifford works diligently on her latest French assign- ment. 35 ,34'ff1,-1 K I K Intriguing Barbara Koehler are the complexities of physical science. Cautiously mixing solutions of acid for their ex- periment are Lynn Chapman and Margaret Maz- zarella. 36 Experiments and Theories Used 1 1 Besides her other tasks, Ramona Studer feeds the little white mouse. Bernie Drabik gives full attention to one of numerous experiments performed in chemistry. as Scientific Base To improve the student's ability to draw worthwhile conclusions from experi- ments as well as textbook material is the aim of the science department. A science course is offered to all students ranging from freshmen to seniors. These courses include physical science, biology, chem- istry, and physics. Puzzled Shirl Grippo asks, Who is Newton, any- Ioanne Schuch and Donna Eldridge investigate the scientific world through way? microscope Christine Bonanno and Mary Ellen Lynch question the contents of each others notes during a biol ogy lecture. Maura Iames studies the ancient civilizations through World His- tory. M.A.I. Program Introduced ae E. Maclnnis studies U.S. History with the flag as a symbolic reminder. Studying history enabled students to relate past events to the present. Ancient, European, American and newly- introduced Modern American Issues, consisting of eco- nomics and P.O.D. were offered to students. Social Studies evaluated day events and sparked an interest in the prob- lems of today's world. P.O.D. enables Chris Burgess to evaluate our nation's problems. Ready to make any changes, Sandra Damiecki carefully checks her notes. Darlene Barnes directs her attention to the lecture on the American Revolu- tion. M' 10199. Home Ee. Teaches Domestic Skills f L:'fr.-,Q ff, Cathy Crocker prepares her machine before she proceeds to sew. Countless functions of family life were taught throughout the year in the Home Economics courses offered at S.B.G.H.S. Basic skills in sewing and cooking helped each girl to pre- pare for the necessities of being future housewives. Debbie Faulk listens closely to lessons on being a good housewife. Home Economics classes enable Barbara Sahanen and Bernadine Drabik to learn the diverse techniques and skills of sew- ing. 39 Courses Enrich Individual Knowledge Carol Riley and Karen Schell review notes in French culture. Karen Weller concentrates on the complexities of Oriental studies. 40 Various subjects were introduced this year through enrich- ment courses. Russian history, Afro-American studies and Oriental cultures were offered for history scholars. Science was explored in history of science and biology seminars while notehand, speed reading, speech and Writer's sketch- pad aided in successful school work. Creative dance, gym- nastics, sewing, cooking and theater arts demonstrated stu- dent originality. Other enrichment courses included hu- manities, journalism, French culture, introductory Spanish, introductory college math and chorus. i Wnwqwwmwwfrwwwmwmwwwwmwaw Mary Bessette and Donna Piascik clap without interest, but Wendy Thaxton watches attentively as she keeps rhythm for a song learned in chorus. Sherril Powers learns the art of sewing in her sewing enrichment course. Catherine Hornberger experiments in some of the aspects of the history of science. Grace of movement in creative dance is expertly demonstrated by Elaine Carey. Finding solutions to the problems facing the Afro- American perplexes Nancy Stuart and Iudy Kaika. 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N, A is ,...Q..,. --..4...s,f:. .. .sk . - sv -Ma .en .fs .sa . . . f . ,gg 551 . - as afzg5,es5'sgeigf'sQ,5we-1.W 'A - ' ' ' 5 5 5 5 E5 5 5 E With speed and determination Anne Peters races toward the iinish line. Ocean Beach uting Unites S.B.G.H.S. and S.B.B.H.S. Uniting faculty and students, the annual school outing provided an array of activities held at Ocean Beach. A full day's program included swimming, relay, and baseball competition, served with meals of hot dogs, ice cream and soda. If not riding the amusements or playing in the penny arcade, the rest of the day was spent soaking up the sun. Ioan Paskiewich swings with all her might, but she still strikes out. On your mark, get set, go! This familiar sound is echoed as the swimmers prepare for their iirst morning race. 44 Donna Bianco opens her mouth wide for the banana eating contest. Numerous students contend in the delicate egg throwing contest. L. Chapman and D. Clark get into position for the wheelbarrow race. G. Parcak, E. McCarthy, A. Guinan and M. Finn stroll down the boardwalk. 45 A 2 K 5' Q With dogged determination Donna Killeen heads for the distant goal. Freshmen relax with refreshments during the Senior-Freshman Pat Rodgers, Loreen job and Linda Rancourt Picnic. 46 Kneeling to seniors does not bother Sue Simoncini and Liza Bergeron as future housewives Diane Karnercia escorts frightened Flora Davis to the merciless Senior Court. Displaying fashion for freshmen are L. Kapral, L. Romano and K. Griswold. Activities Bring Classes Together with Friendship Seniors and freshmen joined to close the class gap by getting acquainted at the annual Senior- Frosh picnic. Eager seniors sought out their little sisters, willingly telling them the ins and outs of life at St. Bernard. Initiation was an even better chance to get acquainted. Both seniors and freshmen enjoyed the varigated costumes and practices as friend- ship grew. A good-natured Initiation Assembly ended a week of drudgery for Frosh. ' 52 . me W .W Donna Diangi sucks her thumb while conversing with Donna Call. Petrified, Kathy Kenyon performs an Indian skit for seniors. 47 Betti Curioso should be in climbing practice from school, but the 5,682 steps of the Washington Monument require encouragement from a more energetic Anne Garvey. Touring of Amish Country Highlights Junior Class Trip Leaving by bus, the class of '70 first stopped at An- napolis Naval Academy on their way to Washington D.C. Completing the tour, Iuniors again journeyed to their destination. Arriving at night, the following two days consisted of visiting various notable places. To highlight the trip, Iuniors viewed customs of the Amish people and scenes of the Battle at Gettysburg in Pennsylvania. Tired but happy, the class returned with a new and exciting experience. 48 gi S ai fwfr? P. Secchiaroli grimaces at E. McCarthy's music. Chris Towpasz and Denise lNakim contemplate their next tour Dazed Ioan Buchholz wearily poses as bishop at the Congressional Library. Pat Fox and Susan Kowalchuk find touring the Capitol tiring. C. Daignault impersonates unusual characters to the delight of I Dipollina. 49 Zodiac Signs Provide Freshmen with Mixer Theme E In this age of Aquarius, it was appropriate for fresh- men to get acquainted under the zodiac signs. In October, the first of two Mixers was held at S.B.G.H.S. offering freshmen an opportunity to join in class spirit. Under Sr. Suzanne, the Mixer was successful in acquainting freshmen. X A iii-1 k',f N g ,,es, gi 4 ,ff is ,.,,,0bfg1A'g i' fha gg. ,V ' siiifis '- Ann Baldelli chats with a fellow freshman during a band break. At the entrance of the Frosh Mixer, Nancy Kennedy meets a friend. 50 Iosephine Whittacker gets acquainted with her dancing partner at the Freshman Mixer held at S.B.B.H.S. fffllm., Barbara Nardone dances to the music of the Burgundy Sun- set. Sophs Enjoy Gentle Theme Posing for the camera are Christine Bonanno and David Campbell. Diane Vincent and Gary Guerin find something amusing during the Soph Hop. Creating a peaceful atmosphere with decorations of blue stars and the musical sounds of the Burgundy Sun- set, the sophomores produced the impressive theme of the Soph Hop, Next Door to the Sun. This gave the class an opportunity to enjoy a successful evening with much dancing and entertainment. While the band pauses for its break, Tian Giri relaxes with a friend. 51 K J x, l,. .1 A-1,6 Ss if V L u .. L XL! x -1' R fax ww 9 if 1969 junior Prom Queen with her attendants: lleft to rightj Ann Cuinan and escort, Iirn Stewart: Lynda Kapral and escort, Ioe Connolly Queen Donna Shaughnessy and escort Ray Laveryg Cathy Crocker and escort, Dave Feraceg Eileen McCarthy and escort Iohn Sullivan. Iohn Willwerth does not appreciate peeping cameras as he dances with Barbara Mc- Darrilyn Perry enjoys the prom with her escort. Caslin. 52 A Midsummer Nights Dream Creates Misty Atmosphere si . Al 5 Elizabeth Kenyon crowns Donna Shaughnessy the Iunior Prom Queen. Shakespeare's unforgettable play, A Midsummer Night's Dream provided the Iunior prom with an appropriate theme. Creating a misty atmosphere with footbridge, pond, and trees, Iuniors danced to the music of the Burgundy Sunset. Weeks of intense planning hard work and excited anticipation resulted in a successful and memorable prom. Kathy Muzeroll and Maureen Redden relax while chatting with escorts. Susan Chipperini and escort Rick McGrath enjoy themselves dancing to the music provided by the Burgundy Sunset. 53 Ianet Byrd and escort view the provincial attire worn by French peas- Demonstrating the dynamics of Spanish dance is Senor ants. Ianet Barrows accompanied by Senorita Theresa Lukas. 5 Members of French IV, Lorna Hochstein, Lynn Beckwith and Barbara Rousseau, participate in a play pre- sented by their class. 54 W Instruments representative of Spain surround musician Dede Condon. Ioan Buccholz and Ioanne Dipollina share rare refreshments. French and Spanish Life Represented by Students Sponsored by the French and Spanish clubs, the Franco-Spanish Fair presented different aspects of French and Spanish customs. Customs were represented and shown through skits and folk songs. Students worked in small groups on any topic of their choice. Exhibits were viewed by students and adults. Members of the French club cooked French dishes, learned French songs and studied French living. Sue Slowick models her prize-winning hat during the French club contest. 55 Music Unites Cclcbrators Thanksgiving joined for the first time Saint Bernard Girls', Saint Bernard Boys' and Notre Dame High Schools in a Concelebrated Mass held at S.B.G.H.S. Glee clubs and bands provided a festive mood with meaningful music. Musicians Lenore Maryeski, Barbara Lindsey, and Sue Dickson are among the many celebrating the Thanksgiving Mass with joy- Patricia Gillespie solemnly accompanies the guitarists with the ous music' organ. Candra McFayden gives her host to Susan Rebelowski before the beginning of Mass. 56 Friends Sponsor Hootenany With a Little Help from Our Friends served as the theme for the annual senior Hootenany. Students got by with a little help from their friends in area schools. Talented entertainers played to the largest audience yet. Singers from Fitch High School spoof one of the Beatles' songs. Surrounded by friends, Cherryll Coussan entertains with a folk song. Soloist Lenore Maryeski sings the blues at the annual hootenany 57 Homecoming Concludes Saints' Football Season Homecoming engulfed a weekend beginning with a combined rally of Saint Bernard Girls', Saint Bernard Boys' and Notre Dame High Schools. Announcement of the homecoming queen highlighted the Waterford-Saints football game and the victory dance held that night. Homecoming Queen Linda Kapral expresses her mixed emotions. l' C0I1I101ly, E- MCCHrihy and D- 3hHl1ghI19SSy applaud their queen Pam Faria and Gary Scarpa's added touch highlights the season's atmos- phere. Mike McDonnell and Maura Hanrahan believe that laughter lifts the spirit. 58 . n Weather Conditions Create Snow Odyssey for Alumni Weather conditions on December 27 proved the theme Snow Odyssey appropriate for the Senior-Alumni Dance. The Christmas spirit was felt in the meeting of old friends and the always- present snowflakes. Music by the Burgundy Sunset was followed by a buffet. gl Helping themselves to refreshments are Mike Conrad and Deb Iudy Kaika appreciates the etiquette of escort Kurk Echeilberg. Alger. Margie Pickowitz, '69, and her escort appear to be musing over the Spirit of Christmas. 59 Ramona Studer describes to a potential member of the club, Ann Rogers, the operation of the audio equipment backstage. Efficiency Runs Audio- Visual With a wistful look Pat Fox goes about selling flow- BFS. 60 Serving the school was a small but efficient Audio- Visual Club whose members learned to set up and operate lighting and microphone equipment. Thanks to this club, students were able to see and hear speakers at school assemblies. lean Richard uses her technical knowledge in adjusting a radio. Chess Exaets Keen Insight K Two worthy opponents appear captivated by the fascination of chess. Team Effort Wins in Bridge Bridge Club demanded that students learn the com- plexities of playing bridge. Members concentrated on mastering their own skills and developing perceived plays with partners. Cathy Hornberger promises a challenge to the wincing Iudy Strom. Members of the Chess Club soon discovered that chess involves much thought and decisive action. Tournaments were held between Saint Bernard and students of other schools where the individual showed competitive ability. Bonny Peterson puzzles over a difficult play created by Pat Romano, Lucy D'Angelo and Ellen Mooney team up to win over opposi- tion. 61 Expressing authority is Captain Donna Eld- ridge. Louise IS. Dicksonj contemplates her next move. 62 The enthusiasm of the sophomore cast is brought about by the actions of Chafalla, M. Schell. Hannah IA. Maioranaj silences Alice LB. Lindseyj after Alice discovers her se- cret. Dramatics Serves as Outlet for Talented Saints Students One of the most active clubs at Saint Bernard Porse fGail Curtisj supplies another head, Mark lPauline Gouvinj. Lydia's apparition fLinda Cairnsj stands above her coflin. Girls' High School is the Dramatics Club. The club is formed of spirited students who have a great love for the theater. Members of the club learn many aspects of the theater. Lighting and make-up techniques are taught. Some members of the Dramatics Club at- tended summer classes at Eastern Connecticut State College where they learned the importance of self-liberation and introduced it into the group. An important part of Dramatics Club is the stage crew. These are the people behind the scenes who are responsible for the scenery and the much-needed lighting. Porse lGail Curtisj shows power over stoned Sheila lKaren Hanrahanj. 63 Christmas Fantasy Performed by Singers and Dancers l Christmas Fantasy entitled the annual Christmas program performed by the Glee Club and dance group. Silver Bells, Sleigh Ride, and Calypso Noely' were among songs presented by the Glee Club. Toyland Reverie was perfectly executed by the dance group. Wind-up doll Kathy Derry prepares to dance as others watch. S. Dickson concludes her dance by expressing freedom of mo- tion. 64 Concentrating on perfection, ballerina Deborah McGuire performs flaw lessly. The dawning of day, after a night of dancing, finds the toys again at rest. Make-up Adds Its Touches Make-up plays an important part in any theatrical production. Skillful application takes time and much practice. Under the direction of Mrs. Van Leer, the crew added their professional touches. and Barbara Nardone waits patiently as Mary Beth Franklin applies make-up. With Chris Towpasz as subject, Lucia Miller iixes her make-up. 65 Amateur band member Pamela Faria attempts to beat out her drum debut. SBGHS Forms First Band Individual musical talents were combined for the first time in the Saint Bernard Girls' Band. Their long hours of rehearsal and relentless efforts received schoolwide acclaim from proud students. Experienced musicians and students who never played an instrument produced vari- ous programs for school assemblies. At rehearsal, trumpeter Pauline Gouvin checks pages with Cynthia Miller. 66 Donna Shaughnessy bows out the background beat of the band. ' l w l Stupefied, Kay Clabby awaits the next beat after missing her cue. X 5 ,, .E Debbie Coviello nervously gasps when she forgets her lines. Glcc Club Harmonizes With abounding Christmas joy and spirit, the glee club raises its Voice in song' Under the direction of Sr. Claire Bouvier, the glee club participated in a Thanksgiving Mass, a Christmas Show, and a joint Spring Concert. All this has highlighted an active year for the members. 1 'E E 'i'ff ,,'7 . Anna Massad and Sue Slowick accompany the glee club with a Members of the glee club express themselves through violin duet. music. 67 Barbara Rousseau, business manager, and Shirley Grippo, assistant, check their sales records. 1970 Crosier Staff Creates Beautiful Experience Deep in St. Edmund's basement, the dedicated members of the Crosier staff struggled day and night, after school and on vacation, to create for their fellow students a piece of literary genius. Under the leadership of editor Anne- marie Garvey and the guidance of moderator Sr. Margaret, the 1970 Crosier exemplified life at S.B.G.H.S. as a beautiful experience. VL! W Xara Photo editor Ian Aberdeen checks the quality of a candid. 68 Diana Prysner looks on as Karen Szablowski writes some amusing copy. 'x a A H t k'kf?ffYf A. ,ffl W i Q 7. ' P ix. rw 411 t ., L, .. V- .Mm 2. wet? 3 oz ,.,f- ' ..f ' ,- Anne Facas, copy editor, checks character count on a copy block. re 4 do trri a+-............i t Q Q A t ..f , s I Smiling bravely, A. Garvey enters the chaotic Crosier world. Photographer Ruthann Melancon prepares to crop a recent candid. With utmost accuracy, layout editor Adrienne Anderson and assistant Betti Curioso design a layout, choosing the best candids for a two- page spread. 69 s Lorna Hochstein, Tanya distribution. i 2 .. ,L Q . H S i s X Barb Price and R'Sue Popowich carefully staple new issues. 70 Koscianowski and Mona Studer lend a hand to assemble the issue for Adding the finishing touches to a layout are Ellie Bessette and Lynn Beckwith. Fresh from the printer's press, an issue is hectically pieced together by Carole Wong. Deadline met, Ioyce Passero snacks at her leisure while chatting with Lynn Beckwith. Shield Presents Literary Views of Students Under Lynn Beckwith, editor-in-chief, Ellie Bessette and R'Sue Popowich, associate editors, and Barbara Price, photography editor, the staff, along with their new moderator, Miss Geraldine Drabik, produced our school newspaper, the Shield. Once again the literary issue was included with the six issues, all receiving enthusi- astic support from the students. Photographer Ann Peters adjusts her f-stop. 71 Student Council Unites Schools in joint Rallies The 1970 Student Council took a giant step forward this year by uniting the three schools for two joint rallies, one ending the football season and one end- ing the basketball season. Other council activities included the annual Variety Show, and Thanksgiving Food Drive. The Heart Fund, Alsac Drive, and the purchasing of coat racks for student activities were among new projects undertaken by the council. Strolling down to relax at the canteen after a tedious stu- dent council meeting are Pam Muller, secretary, and Cath Gouvin, treasurer. 72 Eileen McCarthy, president, and Nancy Stuart, vice-president, discover hard work occasionally results in carefree moments of humor. Diane Kamercia questions a suggestion brought before the council. Pam Fogarty endeavors to explain an important point to Kathy Engle- hardt. Nancy Hennegan and Lynn Iohnson review the evaluation forms distributed to survey opinions on the Trimester Exam schedule. Flanked by moderator Mr. Frederic Smith, Eileen Mc- Carthy mulls over a discussion on a pending Student Council issue. 73 Christian Action Aids the Community By service to the community, Christian Action sought to help their fellowman. Children were tutored at the Learned House twice a week. The older mem- bers of the community were provided with a weekly game of Bingo at Hill- side Home. Officers for the year were: Ioanne Dipollina, prefectg Anne Facas, vice- prefectg Nancy Stuart, secretary: Anna Massad, treasurer. Amidst shelves of knowledge, Beth Higgins tries to improve her student's reading ability. Prefect Ioanne Dipollina starts a reading session at Learned House. At Hillside, Sharon Francoeur converses with a former baton teacher. 74 Arlene Gingras and Sue Malchiodi enthusiastically examine the internal structures of a worm specimen. Biology Club Members Cut Up Deb Batchelder shows her biological skills to Pam Cleary and Michelle Lukas. Under the direction of Mr. Slater, the Bio- logy Club combined experiment and re- search to increase its awareness of the scien- tific world around it. Activity periods were spent dissecting various insects and other little animals and reading biological articles of interest to the group. Irene Novakowski intently views Mr. Slater's prep- aration. l 75 Snoopy's stern eye watches Monica Bernatowicz and Sharon Page. Lisa Bergeron finds that book work is not always dry work. Library Hosts Nutmeg 020 With the help of the Library Club, Sr. Irene Kennett purchased many new books this year. Funds were raised through bake sales and the book fair. These books aid students and teachers. In the spring the Library Club hosted the Nutmeg 020 Regional Meeting. Deborah DeGange files the Sign Magazine on the periodical shelf. Vice-president P. Jordan announces a sale as L. Hochstein, president, gives change. 76 Art Club Members Utilize Techniques for Various Effects Under the guidance of Sister Suzanne Marie Roy, students demonstrated their creative expression in Art Club. Members utilized paint, pencil and chalk to achieve effects in their Work. Their decorative displays enlivened the cafeteria bulletin boards during the year. Donna Yates perfects an ancient skill, arranging a Chinese handball. Susan Zipp prepares cutout display figures for a decorative display. Mary Ellen Filburn covers up a slip-up as she trims the im- perfection. Margaret O'Regan makes use of scissors to produce her creative artwork. 77 Present Students Prepare Careers as Future Teachers Preparation for careers in education Could be found amid activities of the Future Teachers' Club. After selling scented candles to raise money for their various projects, moderator Sr. Sarah and members experimented with techniques for successfully instructing future pupils. As Carol Riley watches, Donna DiGangi and Kris Len ex- Frances Crowell shows some of the other members of the Future periment with painting, using newspaper and food Color- Teachers' Club the scented candles which they sold at Christmas ing, time. Planning for a future meeting, officers Kathy Stoffel, Fran Crowell, and Sue Chipperini discuss notes concerning teaching methods. 78 Z assi s . Y ta, Totally engrossed in a teaching magazine is Ann O'Reilly .diff Future Nurses Sue Malchiodi, Zina Iasys, and Linda Henry administer some timely first aid to Eva Iones. Future Nurses Learn Techniques it KJ f wi, ,V 2 3555415 ry Pm , ' f' -V4 'YA 703 fl ff! ,f , J ? '?'2fi3f-Jw f-If .fyy ,V , ft . , KW' , we ,, , ,Q President Brenda Yates holds her needle, the key to a successful nurse. Ann Mooney and Debbie DeGange prepare to wash the practice orange. Under Mrs. Nauta, the Future Nurs- es Club aimed to learn about the medical world and to help others. Projects included visiting convales- cent homes, attending Career Day and working on bloodmobiles. Iudy Kaika lectures on medical terminology. 79 Various Workshops Encourage Students Involvement At the Iunior Drama Workshop, Ioanne Parella and Barbara Lindsey give an interpretation of a play they had previously rehearsed. l. Mel Lynch and Iudy Leary take a mid-morning break and consider the choices available for the next discussion group. 80 The Annual Christian Renewal gave students the opportunity to develop their inner dimensions. This was done through various workshops and discus- sions, each stressing student involvement. At the closing, each class gathered for its own informal celebration of the Eucharist. Virginia Tube-ck and Lenore Maryeski lead the Frosh in song. A smiling Fr. Dempsey jokes with his friend, Lisa Bergeron. A collage of encouragement entreats the students to journey through the boundless maze of their unique minds. Opening their retreat, Mary Pullan, Dede Condon, and Gale Lakowsky lead the seniors in a mood of intent reflection. 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With only inches to go for a touchdown, Gary Guerin dives for the goal. ' The referee's arm focuses a bystander's view of Steve St Louis. Crutches and bandages do not dampen the joyous spirit of victory of teammates Ierry Kichner, 70, Gary Ravenelle, 83, and Ion Naab, 32K 84 Victory Over New London Whalers Highlights Season VARSITY Without membership in the ECC, the Saints' football team struck out on their own. Winning over area high schools, Date Game St, B, Opp, the season was highlighted by a victory against the New September London Whalers. The season triumphantly ended by a de- 13 NFA 9 43 feat of the Waterford Lancers. 20 Pulaski 20 20 27 Bartlett 0 15 October 'lf 4 NLHS 14 6 11 West Haven 13 30 18 Montville 13 12 25 St. Pau1's 7 14 November 1 1 Fitch 13 0 ' 8 Killingly 8 21 15 Waterford 32 14 Q Iimmy Belli takes time out for a much needed drink, after a battle on the gridiron. As Ierry Kichner, 70, blocks the opposing defense, Ion Naab, 32, makes his move. B5 Saints Edge a Triumphant Win Over Waterford Lancers Although striving to play their best, the Saint Bernard Boys' basketball team met some unex- pected defeats. At the end of the season, how- ever, all disappointments were forgotten when the Saints edged a triumphant Win over the Waterford Lancers. Before disposing of the ball, Rich Turner executes a towering jump. 86 Mike St. Louis grimly battles to maintain possession of the ball. VARSITY Date Game St. Ber. Opp Dec. H 6 St. Raphael 73 45 A 9 Windham 56 69 H 12 Killingly 97 80 H 16 So. Catholic 67 74 H 23 N.F.A. 50 75 H 26 Fitch 57 59 A 30 N.L.H.S. 72 92 Ian. H 3 Xavier 53 65 A 6 Fitch 66 ' 63 A 9 Waterford 61 86 A 13 Montville 54 57 H 16 Windam 72 77 A 23 E. O. Smith 93 71 H 27 N.L.H.S 75 89 Feb. A 3 Killingly 66 59 H 6 Montville 69 53 A 10 N.F.A. 53 78 A 13 Xavier 48 64 H 17 E. O. Smith 78 63 H 19 Waterford 61 57 01-1 Mick Mahoney competes at a track meet against local op- position. Kevin Kenyon triumphs over an area school by a consider- able margin. l 44 Spurred on by spectators, Tim Moreland clears the finish line. Saints Begin as Champs Beginning the season as defending Class M State champions, the boys' Track team held developmen- tal meets at the University of Connecticut. Indivi- dual ability was tested during indoor and outdoor track, in the fall and spring. Cross-country competitor Ioe Belleza overtakes a rival op- ponent. 87 Perfection in mind, Karen Miller takes the proper stance. Prior to game time, Kathy Krysiewicz shoots from the foul line to warm up. 88 Racing down the court, Cathy Alviani, high scorer, brings the ball into Saints territory. Team Effort Gains Winning Season for Girls' Basketball Engulfed by the opposing team, Debbie Bletcher stretches to pass off the ball. Weekly practice and unified effort aided in marking a successful season for the Saint Bernard Girls' Basketball Team, moderated by Mrs. Carmella Guerin. The team gained second place in the New Lon- don Recreation League and two of the Saints' outstanding members, chosen by fellow teammates, played in the Allstar game. w Fouled on, Monica Powers tries for an extra point. L 2 , X .WA 1 sels her team in anticipation of a victory. 89 During a time out, Coach Mrs. Guerin coun- St. Bernard Initiates Successful Girls' For the first time in the history of the school, a girls' track team has been started. With Coach Norman Higgins and Sr. Alfred Margaret as moderators, the team competed in many meets against area schools. Outstanding members of the team traveled to N.Y. to participate in an AU Devel- opment Meet. FI III Vicky Mazzarella, Iody Connolly, and Sue Dickson spring forward at the signal. Mllllllllllllllllll lU ' 'i After every strenuous performance on the track, there is the usual collapse. 90 Track Team 1 Fighting the winter winds, Sheila Calanquin, Sr. Alfred, and Iody Connolly jog down the boardwalk at Ocean Beach. ,Ea Sue Dickson exhibits the true form of a winner. . ,fv ' -:A--.-4-A-Q-V. 1 -.W .. . 53-,M if . ,V if 'MWF sg , ' , ,,,. . - , - A V -re ' 5 ,,,, 7' Anne Peters and Ioanne Schuch sprint elatedly along the deserted seashore after a brisk mid-winter snowstorm. Amid a flurry of foliage, Mary Pullan bounds breathlessly to the finish. Beth Maclnnis and Ioanne Schuch sluggishly round the final lap. 91 3 Anita Kelbaugh and Patty Gates execute some nimble acro- Kathy Derry displays the grace and balance necessary for batic feats while performing a contortionist's act at the dance. Variety Show. Members of Gymnastics Club Try Getting Out of Shape Peeping in the gym of Saint Bernard Girls' High School, students sometimes found the distorted bodies of members of the Gym- nastic Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Guerin, the newly formed i club practiced some of the graceful and stunning movements in- volved in gymnastics. Anita Kelbaugh encourages Patty Gates who carefully performs on a bal- ance beam. 93 Darlene Barnes radiates the zeal and enthusiasm of Pep Club. Student Pep Hcightcns Spirit Inspiring Support of Fans. The Pep Club, the newest student organization, was introduced to enrich student spirit. Mem- bers raised money and made refreshments for school games. Learning new cheering movements enabled students to convey their energetic spirit at each game and rally. Cheerleader Noreen McCarthy demonstrates her techniques for enlivening spirit to Cathy Crocker, Iody Connolly and Eileen McCarthy. 1 1 4 Noreen McCarthy and Mary Austin race to the finish The front lines of the Pep Club lead the vivacious ranks in a wild line. victory. 94 Bowling Club Maintains Gnly Coed Sport at S.B.G.H.S. Every Wednesday a small caravan of students, with Sister Claudette, travel on a bright blue bus to the New London Ten Pin. In joint teams with the boys, the Bowling Club exercised in this corn- petitive sport. ,.-gr' Mary Beth Franklin waits for Chris Patti to tell her the score. Michelle Tuggle is ecstatic over her first strike even though Mary Pickett seems a little skeptical of her friend's ability. Denise Wakim hopes for a possible strike as she delivers the ball. Ioyce Carchidi gives up after her seventh consecutive gutter ball. 95 Row 1: Patty Berry. Row 2: Monica Powers, Brenda Perry. Row 3: Patricia Vincent, Captain Noreen McCarthy. Row 4: Linda Kapral. Kathy Killeen smiles knowingly at the perfection of her straight jump. 96 Row 1: Leslie Roberts, Anne Plourde, Mary Churchill, Laurie Plourde. Row 2: Ioanne Scott, Kathy Killeen, Diane Vincent. Tense moments reflect in the faces of Varsity cheerleaders Noreen McCarthy, Linda Kapral and Patricia Vincent during a close game. 3' St. Bernard's Cheerleaders Conduct Clinic Vital members of the Saints' team included the vivacious Saint Bernard cheerleaders, joining for the first time with Notre Dame cheerleaders. Always there to enthuse fans, their activities al- so extended to sponsoring and attending clinics for area cheerleaders. 'F c l Patricia Berry smiles while she jubilantly cheers on the winning team. 1 Brenda Perry's earnest concern is over a possible Saint's touch- down. 1 Ioy overcomes Noreen McCarthy as a touchdown ensures victory. 97 Free Movement in Dance Necessary development in physical education as well as scholastic was fulfilled this year through gym, which was compulsory for freshmen and sophomores. Gym classes consisted of an as- sortment of games, exercises and gymnastics. Newly introduced, creative dance taught stu- dents freedom and grace of movement. Ann Baldelli prepares to whistle for any foul play. Warm-up exercises are done by Carla Malachowski. 98 Donna Killeen strenuously attempts to gain needed points for a team victory Dayna Wright succeeds in a jump shot as Mrs. Guerin observantly referees. Debbie Killeen watches as Nancy Greene effortlessly hits the volleyball Striving to maintain the volleying, Ann Rogers whacks the ball. As opponent Robbin Wright quickly comes upon her, Deborah McGuire hastens to kick the soccer ball in order to win the match. 99 DERCLASSME ,gy .LSI7 Q-gl-5-+-g.5'3.fi:iw f:-1 I--we-gil? LI' E+-A-5113525-:as-if :fs-ff,-fv-Q15--S:sl f-4:9 -1 - ,LQ. 3 ,ww ,wif 'iriCeQeMy, ,, R +I-S' ii+hswwjf:: , ff.ww:5:w+ezwe:faewgs:mfw , f, L:g,w+wwfg-ffw-plfwll,fwwaugi.,Afvwf+-w:fS:w,vwfx,1, vLv,: ,-1- 1 whSri:WEw5ir'fv6soSEff?45-5292551 Wi-?5 ff-?k:Gfvv?'1+i++?.Lff .X,,fMffQ,ss:wgfsmfwwfws, QA fw- s,,wwfwSa+wff,mfwwge:2ff,e , wmwefvsfw Qifto'fw6fiiww-kfffikwfnvffgiyvfflff659455 ,wwQefffpQfWmsifgf,,,gsqw-swww +'f5-xii-rawfp?iwrisavqi'f V+-Xffnqssyiasfgic-' U- 515-sw-sfwwwm-MQWQSESQJWESPWwwgws- Mff-5-Qwwqw,T,g.,QSfwf,22wfwsMgw-A-A Msfwwws:s+fwfwfi,Qwvfw-A' f S fwwwwwwfws-, f + fwwsfmg W, ? .. MW,MW.,,,I: ,-W5-Q W '+ ff W-5 ,-f,:f:,.,.f , L g-H-5-fF+-s1f2?:52S:?v'f:sfS1?+'F?3i1Q ?'SAf2rG9Spv:iQs:KFQp+15-e kM:S.,.,.,.U Awqgfz-fasgwwiwfw gQ?5f?75l?5 55xQ3SvQ3-Q:'? fkrfjrsfswib-515-'fHf?-5:' Q:W.a+w-- Fl Beenegf smiles in the confinement of the bud, en the leeem' of ee sweet eneenzpleteness. E-7 Row 1: Patricia Rodgers, Stacy Lavigueur, Ann Smyth, Ursula Barravecchia, Susan Chagnon, Linda Raincourt, Linda Henry, Cindy Lakowsky, Sue Tuggle. Row 2: Kathy Foltz, Donna Killeen, Katy Kavanagh, Susan Morissette, Michelle Lukas, Lisa Bergeron, Sharon Page, Donna Diangi, Donna Call, Alison Carey. Row 3: Susan Simoncini, Ioanne Bishop, Loreen job, Karen Beidelman, Sandi Damiecki, Pauline Butler, Lenore Maryeski, Gina McFadyen, Karen Brown, Patti Musler, Sister Sarah. li-8 Row 1: Pat Gillespie, Phyllis Cappucio, Anne Murphy, Debbie Bissett, Donna McAteer, Pam Cleary, Theresa Maynard, Theresa Farina, Flora Davis, Kathy Dickson. Row 2: Anita Fowler, Debra Roggero, Charlene Barsca, Deborah Caird, Monica Bernatowicz, Lynn Iohnson, Beth Maclnnis, Nancy Smith, Daria Petrilli, Betsy Finn. Row 3: Sister Alice, Carol Castagna, Eileen O'Reilly, Kristina Len, Pat Vincent, Nancy Powers, Ioanne Harrington, Lisa Middleton, Nancy Kennedy, Mary O'Regan, Mary Higgins. l 102 Frosh Discover New ay of Life at S.B.G.H.S. Wandering through the corridor with a fear of M315 encountering Seniors, Freshmen began the first i of their four years at St. Bernard Girls' High. Red lipstick, white ankle socks, and various costumes were initiating devices to welcome our newest members. The Freshmen Mixer, en- titled New People of the Zodiac, demonstrated an already individual class of '73. Iudy Mazzerella and Phyllis Capuccio don clownish attire for initiation. Cheryl Lakowsky and Kathy Kenyon check the game schedule. E-1 Row 1: Sandy Corcoran, Ellen Murray, Iudy Mazzarella, Debra Boiselle, Denise Lattimore, Cheryl Lakowsky, Kathy Kenyon, Anne De- Marco, Valerie Long, Linda Cardillo, Theresa Martin, Mrs. Domingue. Row 2: Anna Cavasin, Kathy Riordan, Sally McDonald, Lydia Barti- nik, Debbie Fisher, Debbie Faulk, Nancy Hennegan, Christine Dittman, Denise Gionet, Iancis Fuller, Laurie Burkhardt. Row 3: Kathy Mooney, Roni Smolen, Virginia Tubeck, Annie Baldelli, Maura Iames, Christine Potter, Marybeth Franklin, Dayna Wright, Lisa Kapral, Mary Shaughnessy, Sheila Calanquin. 103 Sophomore Hop Lets the Sun Shine In After completing a year at Saint Bernard's, Sophomores concede they know all about the school. Sophomore testing offered the class of '72 an opportunity to unfold some of their wisdom. Enthusiastic Sophomores reacted to the Soph Hop, Next Door to the Sun, with a sensi- tive revelation of the changing times. Enthusiastically, Pam Muller and Katie Clabby cheer a Saints' victory. ' ' ' Anne Devendittis rests as Kathyn Lakowsky awaits her turn E-3 Row 1: janet Anton, Margaret Mea, Diane Vincent, Donna Eldridge, Lorraine Sheetz, Elaine Martin, Ann Rodgers, Darlene Barnes. Row 2: Linda Lee, Caron Cavasin, Nancy Kivlin, Debbie Hendricks, Carole Wong, Beverly Kuda, Sister Doris. Row 3: Maryellen Filburn, Mary Pickett, Angela Cafaro, Lynne Rabitaille, Iudy Iordan, Patti Dougherty. Row 4: Mary-Lou Smith, Rosana Talmadge, Susan O'Connor, Madge Coleman, Sue Neal. Row 5: Mary Ann Barton, Sharon Secciaroli, Kathy Wallace, Peggy Luna, Pinki Giri, Marian O'Reil1y, Nancy Frechette. 104 E-5 Row 1: Kathy Lakowsky, Susan Fagan, Debi McGuire, Pat Gates, Ioyce Carchidi, Michelle Tuggle, Karen Holloway, Mary Ellen Ameika, Ieanette Millner, Ioyce Anne Passero, Mary Churchill, Iudy Crocker, Maureen Duerr, Patricia Keane, Sister Claudette, Row 2: Vicki Iames, Diane Santangelo, Cindy Kajewski, Val Murrach, Pam Storey, Karen Dittman, Marcia Prior, Cathy Beck, Gail Livingston, Claudia Weigle, Kathy Austin, Irene Novakowski, Nancy Green, Ioan Foberg, Susan Sechiaroli, Donna Yates. As Iudy Iordan eats her lollipop, Diane Santangelo attempts to watch the game. Ioanne Schuch laughingly claps out the Saints' song 105 Sophomores Grow in Unity And Personal Involvement I E-6 Row 1: Marie Laker, Mandy Oliver, Mary Ellen Lynch, janice Anton, Mary Socha, Laurice Plourde, Pamela Muller, Maggie Corra, Linda Timpano, Naomi Capozza. Row 2: Denise Maynard, Denise Noga, Charlotte Allen, Lillian Cantnier, Margaret Schell, Kathy Cooney, Eva Duchesneau, Robbin Wright, Kathy Shea. Row 3: Carol Chesnowitz, Tanya Koscianouski, Karen Miller, Anne Devendittis, Mary Lihota, Ioyce Kaiser, Kathryn h d ' t t- b f b . - Englehardt, Iohnna Reilly, Miss Donna Law. psjcgcelns mc Ions e ore Egmnmg In track attire Iudy Leary sheepishly E-4 Row 1: Joyce Van Leer, Sue Summerfield, Pam Fogarty, Ellen Andren, Pam Clifford, Mary Scarpa, Iudi Leary, Debbie Killeen, Elaine Carey, Mona Studer. Row 2: Iulie Feindt, Debbie Shellman, Nancy Von Winkle, Ellen Mooney, Elaine Riley, Mary Io McGuire, Chris Bonanno, q Lucy D'Angelo, Barbara Nardone, Eileen Baldyga, Mrs. Bednarz. Row 3: Rita Iensen, Anne O'Reil1y, Ioanne Schuch, Theresa Novakowski, ' Shaunmarie Cell, Sue Zipp, Sheila Williams, Maureen Donahue, Kathi Krysiewicz, Donna Piascik. 'I06 uniors Prepare for Upcoming Challenges Iunior year combines joy with frustration. Many Iuniors wearily participated in the P.S.A.T., National Scholarship Program and College Boards. Enjoying happier experiences they re- ceived the school ring and journeyed to Wash- ington D.C., on a class trip. The year festively ended at a successful Iunior Prom. ' 'i Susan Spellman gets a little help from her friend, Barbara Caruso. An apprehensive Susan Slowick prepares to go to her next class. M-10 Row 1: Anna Massad, Monica Powers, Debbie Bletcher, Terri Lukas, Karen Neilan, Lucille Dipalma, Susan Slowick, Ellen Santangelo, Sister Alfred. Row 2: Diane Fogarty, Kathy McGovern, lean Cravinho, Nancy Abbott, Debbie DeGange, Diane Lavoie, Shirley Curioso, Linda Cairns. Row 3: Katie Clabby, Susan Scott, Linda Montesi, Patricia Shaughnessy, Ioan Paskewich, Zina Iasys, Karen Bernier, Sue Dickson, Kathy Gouvin. 107 M-13 Row 1: Victoria Mazzarella, Barbara Bianco, Sheila Clifford, Linda Susi, Iudith Diestal, Iudith Ferraro, Sandra Boyer. Row 2: Anne Peterson, Teresa Pedro, Karen Vincent, Ellen Murray, Ruth Cushman, Ianet Barrows, Susan Spellman. Row 3: Margaret O'Reagan, Nancy Medeiros, Carol Lena, Ioan Shea, Vicki Kendrick, Debra Reny, Kathleen Derry, Row 4: Susan Kryiewicz, Katherine McCarthy, Eileen McEwan, Deborah Iackson, Carla Malachowski, Mrs. Tetreault. uniors Prepare for Threshold of Highest Prestige M-14 Row 1: Deborah Bianco, Gail Chapman, Ioann Parella, Wendy Thackston, Cynthia Miller, Lynn Chapman, Regina Kichner, Rebecca Murray. Row 2: Sister Claire Bessette, Ioyce Menghi, Sandra Walsh, Claire McGoldrick, Lesley Roberts, Mary Sheehan, Debra Batchelder, Ria Studer. Row 3: Kathy Flynn, Ann Plourde, Ieanne Henry, Ioanne Cannamela, Debbie Coviello, Dyann Crowley, Phyllis DeSouza. Row 4: Arlene Gingras, Sue Malchiodi, Donna Di- Nuzzo, Cathie Iakan, Michele La Boue, Diane McCarter,Toni De Costa. 108 Toni DeCosta points out to Kathi Killeen that an entire day at S. B. G. H. S. can prove to be a rewarding and enriching experience. MCM M-9 Row 1: Maureen Smith, Martha Holmes, Cathy Supernant, Karen Weller, Barbara Lindsey, Kathleen Duerr, Barbara Caruso, Mary Ann Nicro, Ioanne Scott. Row 2: Brenda Delmonte, Ianet Crocker, Patricia Berry, Debra Clark, Maurina Vasko, Gail Kopko, Ann Maioranna, Maura Hanrahan, Susan Rebelowski. Row 3: Mary McCourt, Nicole Bouchard, Winifred McGuire, Betsy Curtin, Deborah Shea, Catherine Alviani, Ann Mooney, Ianice May, Sister Margaret. Iuniors find amusement over M. McC0urt's foot. 109 4 SE GR ,,,, R' 1,L,,i9?3:k2?191 1w5'kga:g15 .. . K ' ' A 5. A . k,,k -1,- ii' , wk wmg, 'Wi Q , ,N 5 if , :w,w2if,33.g. .ff.ff f wlfex-ww w , K'Sf,g:w1fwae:ef,xffwva-Q S Qlsgwigwifxgfff' wmgaiggkwisw V '-:QM my ff'f f S , Wgssiww 5 Wgw-sifvmf HM S ,., 1 LK N W ,, in H aim MS ,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,.W, me I f 110 Liiwgw. S-5,34 k XSESM ,,,, A. Hwy ws Q Y , 1 if W. ,, 5 W ks 5 , KT 7'5GS5fw.Lq:, mg- ,, www M nieien, thy' heezngf is like ei fruit which is yet to nzntnre, tense with nn unyielding secret. New Beginnings Await Grads After Commencement Ianice Aberdeen Susan Albamonti Amused by freshmen, Ioan Downie ponders her own initiation. Deborah Alger Adrienne Anderson Mary Pat Austin Lynn Beckwith Eleanor Bessette Donna Bianco Deborah Bissonette Rosemary Bowes 'II2 Constance Brault Lynda Cadett Susan Chipperini K Ioan Buchholz Christine Burgess Ianet Byrd Mary Chesnowitz n Susan Christina Becoming attached to her locker is the zany Barbara Krajewski H3 Ieanne Cleere Deirdre Condon Ioanne Connolly Marsha Connors When Laughing at Oneself Thy Burden ls Lightencid Maureen Connors Elizabeth Conti Catherine Conway Lynn Costello Cathy Crocker Frances Crowell Laura Crowley Elizabeth Curioso H4 Gayle Curtis Camille Daignault Ioanne Dipollina Elaine Donnelly av VA ,, L V Deb Bissonette makes use of the cliche An apple a day keeps the doctor away, as Iulianne Hickey contemplates, with jealousy, her own hunger. H5 , pfbfp-f-sew K Ioan Downie Bernadine Drabik During a tense moment Pam Secchiaroli awaits the referee's de- cision. Kathleen Elliot Anne Facas Mary Dugan 116 Mary Finn Patricia Fox Pamela Faria After a hard day of classes, Linda Perry exhibits her fatigue in a yawn. In Drowsy Dark Caves of the Mind Dreams Build Sharon Francoeur Michelle Garcia ,f 9 Ioyce Gardner Annemarie Garvey Pauline Gouvin Kathleen Griswold f' Shirley Grippo Karen Hanrahan 117 ' igsf 1 ' Sharon Hedge fulianne Hickey Howe Elizabeth Higgins Lorna Hochstein Though a vehicle is nearing, Mary Pullan continues dancing on. Ioyce Hogan Catherine Hornberger Annemarie Garvey finds a moment of laughter in her Physics class. H8 High Spirited Seniors Prove That '70 Is Heavenly xy' Deborah Iverson Karen Szabloski smugiy awaits the opening kickoff. Patricia Iordan Iudith Kaika Diane Kamercia Susan Kowalchuk Barbara Krajewski Patricia Kuda -0- Nancy Iordan Linda Kapral Gale Lakowsky Pam Brown repienishes the dwindling supply of food on the XXA gri Patricia Leone Susan Lewis Patricia Lindquist Ioyce Lupica Victoria Maryeski Angela Maybury T20 An interested Marianne Renzetti lends an ear to Anne Guinan's words. si E i . N N w Margaret Mazzarella Ellen Maclnnis A Light Laughter Carries Us Swiftly Across Time Eileen McCarthy f W l Noreen McCarthy at M M. Austin and M. Renzetti eagerly count their profits in Spanish Club. Barbara McCaslin Denise McDonough Mary Ellen McGuiness Patricia McNaught Candra McFadyen Ruthann Melancon l2l Carefree Moments Utilized To Their Utmost Capacity Ellen Mickus Christine Miller Lucia Miller Elizabeth Mish Kathy Elliot, Tony Cameron and Iuli Hickey discuss various event Valerig Muller Kathleen Muzeroll Denise Wakim enthuses over the possibility of another Sa t i victory. 122 , if 'K ya ,sv . ,.,,,,LLrL'?2 5 X we K , 'V is-if 'Q' 'Mk A Qi- f 4'-5-P . W- age 'wif-'1 fs we .iff x ff nf fs ri, - Q li' ihwfrii '53 P ' j' to eneeef , are P et?'f?:ffet aff' i MQi4y.:Me.f' ' QF P r Q W7 ' ,V QQ R'Sue .Popowich and Pamela Secchiaroli enjoy a moment of relaxation while partaking of the sumptuous fare offered at the Senior-Fresh- rnan picnic. Iulie Neal Virginia Parcak Christina Patti Katherine Pedro Darrilyn Perry Linda Perry R'Sue Popowich Sherrill Powers 123 We May Not Always Sec Eye To Eye, But We Can PalI'iCia PTBSCOU Barbara Price Diana PI'ySI1BI' Mary Pullan I i K Ly,, I QQ, Paula Radzvilowicz Maureen Redden Valerie Reed Marianne Renzetti Noreen McCarthy, Pam Secchiaroli, Mary Finn, Eileen McCarthy, Pauline Gouvin, Denise McDonough and Nancy Stuart ham it up on the hi 124 Forever Walk Arm In Arm lean Richard Carol Riley Louisa Romano Patricia Romano Pam Faria displays her culinary abilities during the Senior- Freshman Picnic. E M A Barbara Rousseau Patricia Ryan Barbara Sahanen Rachael Sanchez 125 Ell Seniors Shed Frustrations Patricia Scheetz Karen Schell Mary Schneider Pamela Secchiaroli Donna Shaughnessy Gail Stefanski Nancy Stuart Karen Szablowski 126 ie Bessette grimaces at the heat, but Barb Price enjoys the breez Kathleen Stoffel Iudith Strom 1 Photographer Ellen Goodrich smiles smugly when she discovers herself on the other side of the camera. Patricia Vincent Linda Von Winkle Brenda Yates Christine Towpasz Carrie Vestuti Elizabeth Zielinski 127 Moderators - Class of 1970 During our four years at Saint Bernard's, the class of '70 has been guided by many capable moderators. Our first three years at S.B.G.H.S. were under the careful guidance of Sister Laurette Rosaire and Brother Dominic Hazard. Both being transferred at the end of Iunior year, their positions were resumed by Sister Theresa Anne and Brother Gabriel Harkins. We wish to gratefully thank the moderators for their unfailing efforts and patient under- standing. Sister Therese Anne Brother Gabriel Harkins 128 Sister Laurette Rosaire Brother Dominic Hazard -9 I7 ri Dec. lChaifman15 Jr. Prom Glee Club I5 French Club 25 ABERDEEN, JANICE ANNE JAN ,I09 Shore Road, Waterford, Conn. Glee Club I,25 Spring Musical I5 Gym- nastics 25 Student Council 25 CROSIER 2-4 Whotographer 35 Photo Ed. 415 JV I.etter5 CCD 3,45 Tutor 4 ALBAMONTI, SUSAN MARIE I NANCY GREEN E 46 Rockwell St., Norwich, Conn. French Club 45 Bridge Club 35 Student ,Council 35 Soph Hop Dec. Com5 Initia- tion Plans 45 Fresh Assembly 4 queen, oraoruln ANN ness 321355 Laurel Dr., New London, fCSnn.5,Sodality 25 Cheering 25 Big Sister Pro ram 4 Theater Arts 34 Cam5,' Thanksgiving Mass 35 svewietyiishow 2 4 9Al4IJERSON, ADRIENNE A fl2017i-Starr Hill Rd., Groton, Sodality 45 CROSIER 2-4 llayout Ed. 415 Monogram Club 2-4 AUSTIN, MARY PATRICIA AUST .20 Upper Bartlett Rd., Quaker Hill, Conn. Girls Athletics I-45 CCD 35 Sodality I-45 JV Letter5 Hootenanny Dec. KChairman15 Jr. Prom Dec. Com5 Spanish Club 3 BECKWITH, LYNN ANN 168 Norwood Ave., New London, Conn. SHIELD 2-4 lfditor 415 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 C.U. Journalism Inst. 35 Girls' State5 Bowling I5 Swim Team 25 French Club 2,3 BESSETE, ELEANOR MARIE ELLlE I00 Elm St., Stonington, Conn. Glee Club I5 Spring Musical I5 Girls Athlet- ics I5 Student Council 25 Monogram Club 3,45 SHIELD 2-4 lAssoc. Ed.f Christmas Dec. 35 Tutor 3,45 CCD 3,45 Senior Council5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com, Quilldl Scroll 3,45 C.U. Journalism Inst 35- Political Action Club 35 European THPP3 . BESSEI l'E,fMARY TH ERESA 65 Howard St., New London, Conn. French Club 35 Glee Club 4 BIANCO, DONNA MARIE DEEN 2'I Old fBl6ck Point Rd., Niantic, Conn. Bowling I-45 SHIELD 2,45 Chorus 45 Girls Athletics 35 Band 4 BISSONETTE DEBORAH G. DEB jltfblslo. Oakdale, Conn. BQWESQROSEMARY V50-'Monument St., Groton, Conn. Fu- ture Nurses Club I-35 Chess Club 35 Library Club 45 Student Council 3 BRAULT, CONSTANCE L. CONNlE 2 North C St., -Taftville, Conn. French Club I,25 Drarnatlcs I5 'Girls Athletics 3,45 Glee Club I BUCHHOLZ, JOAN ANNETTE 73 Nicholas Ave., Groton, Conn. Student Council Treas. 35 Cheering 25 French Club 2-4 lPres. 41 Frosh Mixer Com5 Soph Hop Com5 Jr. Prom Com5 Fresh lnitiotion5 Sen. Hoot- enanny5 Debating 35 Dra matics 3 BURGESS, CHRISTINE JUNE CHRlS l25 Briar Hill Rd., Groton, Conn. Bowling I5 Girls Athletics 3,45 Softball Intramurals 3 BYRD, JANET ANNE JAN Il9 Squire St., New London, Conn. French Club 35 Dramotics 4 CADETT, LYNDA MARIANNE LYN II Pine Island Rd., Groton, Conn. Future Nurses Club I-3 CHESNOWITZ, MARY FRANCES Laurel Point Drive, Oakdale, Conn. Play Contest 35 Athletics 35 Dramotics 4 CHIPPERINI, SUSAN JEAN CHIP 88 Pleasant Valley Rd., Groton, Conn. SHIELD 2-4 Variety Show 35 Future Teachers Club 3,4 lTreas. 3, Sect. 415 ,Dramatic 2,35 Fresh Initiation 45 Big -Sister Day 45 Spring Play 2 Senior Directory CHRISTINA, SUSAN MARIE SUE 234 Baker Ave. Est., Groton, Conn. Future Nurses Club I-35 Student Pa- trol 45 Mission Club I5 Glee Club 45 Frosh Mixer 81 Soph Hop Dec. Com-7 Chess Club3 CLEERE, JEANNE LOUISE 41 Cottage St., Groton, Conn. Library Club I5 Drama Club l Annie 1 I5 Political Action Club 35 Art Club lPres.1 45 Student Council Sect. 25 Dec. Com.5 2,3 CONDON, DEIRDRE ANN D 187 Gardner Ave., New London, Conn. Student Council I5 Dramatics I-45 Fresh Mixer 85 Soph Hop Com.5 Variety Show2 CONNOLLY, JOANNE JODY 27 Post Hill Pl., New London, Conn. Student Council 2,35 French Club 35 Biology Club 35 Track 45 Sodality 45 Homecoming Court 4 CONNORS, MARSHA CLEO 775 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Dramatics I5 Theater Arts 35 Art Club4 CONNORS, MAUREEN ANN 775 Ocean Ave., Drarnatics 4 CONWAY, CATHERINE ANNE CATHY 9 Palmer St., Uncasville, Conn. Pep Club I5 Library Club I5 Girls Athletics I,25 Future Teachers Club 3,4 CONTI, ELIZABETH ANN LIZ I5 Bushnell Place, Norwich Conn. Dramatics I5 Glee Club I5 Audio- Visual Club 2-4 COSTELLO, LYNN ANN I4 Powerhouse Rd., Uncasville, Conn. Glee Club I,35 French Club 3,4 CROCKER, CATHY JEAN POTATO CHIPS 7 Maxson Place, New London, Conn. Frosh Mixer Dec. Com.5 Soph Hop Dec. Comm.5 Soph Homeroom Treas.5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com.5 Bridge Ciub5 Sen. Hootenanny5 Track Clubg Jr. Prom Court CROWELL, FRAN ELIZABETH ' CROWELL Riverhead Lane, East Lyme, Conn. Chess Club 35 Student Council 35 :Fu- Prom Com. -if ig 3 ,i. Q I I Curtis St., Ledyard, Conn. Girls' Athletics 25 Art Club 35 Sodality 35 Tutor 35 Student Council 3, Track 45 Jr. Prom Com. 3 DRABIK, BERNADINE S. BERNlE' 23 Drabik Road, East Lyme, Conn. Shield 2-45 Glee Club I5 Drama Club 3,45 Student Council I,3 DUGAN, MARY MARY II7 Shennecossett Pkwy., Groton, Conn. Dramaticsl-4 ELLIOTT, KATHLEEN KATH Col. Ledyard Highway, Ledyard, Conn. Girls' Athletics I5 ANNlE I5 Cheering 25 Student Council 25 Sodality 35 Jr. Play 35 Sen. Play 45 Track4 FACAS, ANNE VIRGINIA 54 Sander St., New London, Conn. Sodality I-4 fTres. I, Vice- Prefect 415 Crosier 3,45 lCopy-ed 415 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Student Council 3 . FARIA, PAMELA FAITH PYGMY I9 Billard Rd., New London, Conn. Fresh. Mixer Com.5 Soph. Hop Com. Jr. Prom' Com.5 Girls' Athletics 2,45 Varsity Basketball Team 2,45 Softball Team 3,45 French Club 35 Student Council 45 Bond lDrummer1 45 Class Vice-pres. 45 Dance Com.5 Pep Club lCo-chairman1 4 FINN, MARY TH ERESA 36 Shore Road, Waterford, Conn. Sodality I,25 Girls' Athletics 'l,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Pep Club CChairman1 45 Student Patrol 4 FOX, PATRICIA MARGARET PAT 'l6l Oswegatchie Rd., Waterford, Conn. Girls' Athletics I5 Audio visual 2-4 lPres.15 Glee Club 45 Thanksgiving Mass Com. 2-45 Initiation Com. 45 Re- treat Com. 2-4 . FRANCOEUR, SHARON ROSE D.V. I2 Sunniecrest Drive, Waterford, Conn. . Bowling I,45 Swim Team I5 VarietyjShow 2,45 School Play 25 GirI's Atheletics I5 J.V. Cheering 35 Baton Twirlo!i'2-45 Shield 25 C.C.D. 35 Year- bnokifres. 45 Monogram Club 2-45 Yale 35 Franco-Spanish Fair 2,35 ,National Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club ture Teachefs Club 41, fires. 41 .'.. A 5 ss, 4. 5 I I . I ...GMQIA MICHELLE . Mick CROWLEY, LAURA MARY. -5 . 5UNS 111!ig'i15:'5-Ygiixsaaq .1ii.:,- 5.1.5.3 5 . , -g , ,fi . 215 V---h-'I Sf- N-was--if-5-2 irtee iifflw fe P 'o ' Wi si -riff A cm. 3 s cuiuoso, ELIZABETH MARIAN GARDNER' JOYCE GUMBY HBE'-nl, 84 Squire St., New London, 44 Robinson St., Pawcatuck, Conn. French Club 25 Biology Club 35 Crosier 3,45 Christmas Dec. 35 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com. CURTIS, GAYLE TERESA 274 Willetts Ave., New London, Conn. Dramatic I-45 Theatre Arts 3,4 DAIGNAU LT, CAMILLE MARIE HARRY 57 Liberty St., Pawcatuck, Conn. Girls' Athletics 2,45 Basketball Team 2,35 Political Action Club 35 Class Vice-pres. 35 Class Treas. 45 Jr. Pron' Dec. Com. ICO-Chairman1 Soph. Hop Thanksgiving Mass 35 Christmas Dec. 35 Class Night 35 Initiation Assembly 4 DENNY, ELIZABETH ARLENE LIZ 2 Maxson Road, Groton, Conn. Chess 35 Girls' Athletics 4 DIPOLLINA, JOANNE NOREEN MDW, I7 Margaret St., New London, Conn. Sodality I-4 ITres. 3, Prefect 41 French Club 3,45 lVice-pres. 41 Girls' Ath- letics I5 C.C.D. Instructor 3 DONN ELLY, ELAINE MARGARET UFINGERS' I0 Owen Drive, Stonington, Conn Girls' Athletics 3,45 Bridge Club 31 DOWNIE, JOAN RUTH I Conn. Glee Club I5 Girls' Athletics 34 GARVEY, ANNEMARI E PARMELIA - 5. I GARV -317 'Acorn Court, New London, Conn.. 'Cresler 2-4 iPhoto-ed 3, Edi- tor 41 Girls' Athletics I5 Chess I5 Sodality I-45 Dramatics I-35 Biology Club 35 C.C.D. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Monogram Club 2-45 Frosh Mixer5 Band Com.5 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com.5 Girls' State Fr. Club5 Christmas Dec. 3 GOUVIN, PAULINE ANN BEANA No. Stonington Rd., Pawcatuck, Conn. Fresh Mixer lRefreshment Com. Chairman15 Soph. Hop: Shield Pho- tographer 3,45 Jr. Prom Com.5 Student Council 3,45 Bridge Club 35 Bond 45 Sen. Play, Constitution Com. 45 Dance Com. I-4 GRIPPO, SHIRLEY ANNE SHlRL 655 Ocean Ave., New London, Conn. Glee Club I-45 Nice-pres 315 Spring Musical, I5 Christmas Dec. Com. 35 Variety Show 25 French Club 35 Monogram Ciub 45 Student Patrol 45 Yearbook Treas. 45 Pep Club 45 Big Sister, Program 45 Frosh Initiation Cow-4, - 4 A GRISWOLD, KATHLEEN MARIE KATHY 330 Benham Road, Groton, Conn. Variety Show 25 Dramatics Club I,25 Future Nurses Club I-35 Student Council 35 Track Club 45 Political Action Club 35 Bowling Team I5 C.C.D. 45 Dec. Com. I-45 Frosh Assembly 4 HANRAHAN, KAREN MARY St. Thomas More School, Colchester, Conn. Glee Club I,25 Spring Musical I5 Girls' Athletics 2,35 Dramatics Club 45 Student Council 3,45 political Action Club 35 Sen. Play 4 HEDGE, SHARON LEE SHAR 42 Perry St., New London, Conn. Dramatics lstage crew1 I, Variety Show I,25 Future Teachers Club 25 Soph. I-lop Dec. Com.5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com. 35 Chess Club 3,4 lSec. 31 HICKEY, JULIA ANNE THE HlCK 44 Summer Street, New London, Conn. Sodality I,25 Political Action 35 Mission Club 2, Dramatics I,25 Student Council 2,3 Class Vice-pres 25 Track 45 Fresh Initiation Assembly5 Variety Show 3,45 Hootenanny 45 C.C.D. 45 Student Patrol 45 Thanksgiv- ing Mass 35 Spanish Club 35 Class Night, Sen. Cauncil5 Christmas Dec. 3 HIGGINS, ELIZABETH ANNE l'llGGALlNA 30 Lester Avenue, New London, Conn. Sodality 3,45 Glee Club I5 Girls' Athletics I-45 Student Council 35 Dec. Com. I-4 HOCHSTEIN, LORNA MARY 48 Glenwood Ave., New London, Conn. Biology Club I5 Library Club I-45 lSecr. 3, Pres. 41 Shield 3,45 Monogram Club 2-45 National Honor Societyp Franco-Spanish Fair 3 HOGAN, JOYCE ANN HOGGIE I Brinden Ave., Art Club 25 Track 4 HORNBERGER, CATHERINE ANN IICATHII 49 Chapman St., Groton, Conn. Fu- ture Nurses Club I5 Bowling Club 25 Bridge Club 3,4 IVERSON, DEBORAH ANN DEBBIE 65 Gorton St., New London, Conn. Glee Club I-45 Bowling Club I-45 Future Nurses Club 25 Girls' Athletics I,25 Student Patrol 4 JORDAN, NANCY AVIS L 28 Bayberry Lane, Groton Conn. Glee Club I-45 Future Nurses I-35 Biology 45 Student Patrol 4 JORDAN, PATRICIA- ELLEN PAT 8 Eighth Avenue Library Club I-4 iTres. 3, Vice-pres. 415 French Club 25 Future Teachers Club 25 Dec. Com. I-3 KAIKA, JUDITH ELAINE JUDY I4 Pepperidge Drive, Quaker Hill, Conn. Future Nurses Club I,4, Nice- pres. 415 Cheering JV 2, VAR. 35 French Club 2,35 Spring Musical I5 Variety Show 2,35 Student Council 45 Student Patrol4 KAMERCIA, DIANE FRANCES Dl IIO Baker Avenue, Groton, Conn. Future Teachers Club 2, fTreas. 21 Dramatics I5 Political Action 35 Track 45 Jr. Prom Com.5 Fresh Mixer5 Soph. Hop KAPRAL, LINDA LEE LYNN 25 Monticello Drive, East Lyme, Conn. Cheering 2-4 lPep Squad 2, Var. 3,415 Bowling I5 Jr. Prom Court5 Girls' Athletics 45 Gymnastic 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Variety Show 2,45 Frosh Initiation Assembly 45 Director of Dating Game 35 Big Sister Program 4, Spring Musical I5 Jr. Prom Dec. Com.5 Homecoming Queen 4 KOWALCHUK, SUSAN MIC HAEL SUE 494 Boston Post Rd., Waterford, Conn. Dramatics I-45 Glee Club I-45 .. X1 M my .wxqqgi s if R .i'-211.2 fvfilfw --.zz-1 :ff2'f-SSWsei:-Q1'afii:-2 1 11 -f --f1,a:z'f,-Q, 1, rfigfyssi.rgzfsisisifizzfwif ii:':if1i',-fi:1f.',-igig. - . - -- :':.S'n 'fik1U1L7iS5f-.'ii'.b- . 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New London Stylarama Uncasville Thames Electric Groton Thamesville Universal Food Store Norwich Village Cleaners East Lyme The Village Store Niantic Waterford Pharmacy Groton Cafeteria manager: Mrs. Fleming 140 Atty Sz Mrs. Iames F. Brennan Ir Mr. 81 Mrs. Timothy I. Garvey Dr. William N. Jones Mr. gl Mrs. Ierry Kononchik Father Loverde Mr. 81 Mrs. Matropietro Mr. Dr. Mr Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Mea 8: Mrs. William Murray 8x Mrs. L. McCormack Iim Mulvihill, Agent 81 Mrs. Ioseph Nardone Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Shaughnessy Mr. 8: Mrs. William I. Stefanski Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Teevan Custodian: Mr. Perry Whaling City Ford New London Williams Caterers Groton Wilson's Department Store N iantic Whaling City Dredge and Dock Corp. Abbott, Nancy 107 Albamonti, Susan 112 Aberdeen, Ianice 68, 112 Sr. Alfred 23, 90, 107 Sr. Alice 22, 102 Allen, Charlotte 106 Mrs. Alling 25 Alviani, Catherine 109 Ameika, Mary 105 Anderson. Adrienne 69, 112 Andren, Ellen 106 Anton, Ianice 106 Anton, Ianet 104 Art Club 77 Sr. Arthur 18 Audio-Visual 60 Austin, Kathleen 105 Austin, Mary Pat 94, 112, 121 Badminton 93 Baldelli, Ann 50, 98, 103, 131 Baldyga, Eileen 106 Band 66 Barnes, Darlene 38, 94,104 Barravecchia, Ursula 102 Barrows, Ianet 54, 108 Barscz, Charlene 102 Bartinik, Lydia 103 Barton, Mary Ann 104, 131 Basketball, Boys 86 Basketball, Girls 90, 91 Batchelder, Debra 75, 108 Beck, Catherine 105 Beckwith, Lynn 54, 70, 71, 112 Mrs. Bednarz 24, 106 Mrs. Beebe 140 Belleza, Ioseph 87 Belli, Iames 85 Beidelman, Karen 102 Bernatowicz, Monica 76, 102 Bergeron, Mary E. 76, 80, 102 Bernier, Karen 107 Berry, Patricia 10, 96, 97, 109 Bessette, Eleanor 70, 112 Bessette, Mary 40 Bianco, Barbara 108 Bianco, Deborah 108 Bianco, Donna 45, 67, 102 Biology Club 75 Bishop, Ioanne 102 Bissett, Debra 35, 67, 102 Bissonette, Deborah 112, 115 Bletcher, Debra 107 Boiselle, Debra 31, 103 Bonanno, Christine 37, 51, 106 Mrs. Bono 140 Bouchard, Nicole 109 Bounaiuto, Karen Bowes, Rosemary 112 Bowling 95 Boyer, Sandra 108 Brault, Connie 113 Bridge Club 61 Brown, Karen 102 Brown, Pam 120 Buchholz, Ioan 49, 55, 113 Budzik, Mary-Frances Mrs. Burchsted 22 Burgess, Christine 38, 113 Burkhardt, Laurie 103 Butler, Pauline 31, 102 Byrd, Ianet 55, 113 Cadett, Linda 113 Cafaro, Angela 104 Caird, Deborah 102 Cairns, Linda 63, 107 Calanquin, Sheila 90, 103 Call, Donna 47, 102 Cameron, Tony 122 Campbell, David 51 Cannamela, joanne 108 Capozza, Naomi 106 Cappucio, Phylis 102, 103 Carchidi, Ioyce 95, 105 Cardillo, Linda 103 Index Carey, Allison 102 Carey, Elaine 31, 41, 65, 106 Caruso, Barbara 41, 107, 109, 131 Castagna, Carol 102 Cavasin, Anna 32, 103 Cavasin, Caron 104 Chagnon, Susan 102 Chapman, Gail 108 Chapman, Lynn 36, 45, 108 Cheerleading 96, 97 Chesnowitz, Carol Iean 106 Chesnowitz, Mary 113 Chess 61 Chipperini, Susan 53, 113 Christian Action 74 Christina, Susan 113 Christmas Fantasy 64, 65 Churchill, Mary 96, 105 Clabby, Catherine 66, 104, 107 Sr. Claire Bessette 23, 108 Sr. Claire Bouvier 26 Sr. Claire Francis 26 Clark, Debra 45, 109 Sr. Claudette 20, 105 Cleary, Pamela 35, 75, 106 Cleere, Ieanne 114 Clifford, Pamela 35, 106 Clifford, Sheila 108 Coleman, Madge 104 Condon, Deirdre 55, 81, 114 Connolly, Ioanne 35, 58, 90, 114 Connolly, Ioe 52 Connors, Marsha 114 Connors, Maureen 114 Conti, Elizabeth 114 Conway, Catherine 114 Cooney, Kathleen 106 Corcoran, Sandra 103 Costello, Lynn 114 Coussan, Cheryl 57 Coviello, Debra 67, 108 Cravinho, Iean 107 Crocker, Cathy 39, 52, 114 Crocker, Ianet 109 Crocker, Iudith 105 Crosier 68, 69 Crowell, Frances 78, 114 Crowley, Diane 108 Crowley, Laura 114 Curioso, Betti 48, 69, 114 Curioso, Shirley 30, 107 Mr. Currie 24 Curtin, Elizabeth 109 Curtis, Gayle 63, 115 Cushman, Ruth 108 Daignault, Camille 49, 115, 131 D'Angelo, Lucy 61, 106 Damiecki, Sandra 38, 102 Davis, Flora 47, 102 Davison, Kathryn DeCosta, Toni 108, 109 DeGange, Deborah 76, 109 Delmonte, Brenda 67, 109 DeMarco, Anne 103 Denny, Elizabeth DeNoia, Kathryn Derry, Kathleen 64, 93, 108 DeSouza, Phyllis 108 Devendittis, Ann 104, 106 Diangi, Donna 47, 102 Dickson, Kathy 102 Dickson, Susan 30, 56, 62, 64, 65, 90 107 Diestal, Donna Diestal, Iudith 108 Dinuzzo, Donna 108 DiPalma, Lucille 102, 107 Dipollina, Ioanne 49, 55, 74, 115 Dittman, Karen 105 Dittman, Christine 103 Mrs. Domingue 25, 103 Donahue, Maureen 106 Donnelly, Elaine 33, 115 Sr. Doris 24, 104 Dougherty, Patricia 104 Downie, Ioan 112,116 Doyle, Diane 8 Doyle, Eleanor 6 Doyle, Susan 8 Drabik, Bernadine 36, 39, 116 Miss Drabik 20 Dramatics 62, 63 Ducheseneau, Eva 106 Duerr, Kathleen 109 Duerr, Maureen 105 Dugan, Mary 116 Eldridge, Donna 37, 62, 104 Elliot, Kathleen 11, 116, 122 Englehardt, Kathryn 73, 106 Facas, Anne 69, 116 Fagan, Susan 116 Farace, Bertina 12 Faria, Pamela 32, 58, 66, 116, 125, 131 Farina, Theresa 102 Faulk, Debra 39, 103 Feindt, Iulie 106 Ferace, Dave 52 Ferraro, Iudith 30, 108 Filburn, Maryellen 77, 104 Finn, Elizabeth 45, 102 Finn, Mary 116, 124 Fisher, Debbie 103 Mrs. Fleming 140 Flynn, Katherine 108 Fogarty, Diane 107 Fogarty, Pamela 73, 106 Foltz, Kathy 30, 102 Football 84, 85 Fowler, Anita 102 Fox, Patricia 49, 60, 116 Franco-Spanish Fair 54, 55 Francoeur, Sharon 74, 117 Franklin, Marybeth 65, 95, 103 Freshman Mixer 50 Frechette, Nancy 104 Fuller, Ianis 30, 103 Future Nurses 79 Future Teachers 78 Gantnier, Lillian 106 Garcia, Michelle 117 Gardner, Ioyce 33, 117 Garvey, Annemarie 48, 69, 117, 118, 143 Gates, Patricia 93, 105 Gell, Shaunmarie 106 Gillespie, Patricia 56, 92, 102 Gingras, Arlene 75, 108 Gionet, Denise 103 Girl, Tian 51, 104 Glee Club 67 Goodrich, Ellen 127 Gorra, Margaret 106, 131 Mrs. Goula 19 Gouvin, Catherine 72, 107 Gouvin, Pauline 63, 66, 117, 124 Greene, Nancy 99, 105 Grippo, Shirley 37, 67, 68, 117 Griswold, Kathy 47, 117 Guerin, Gary 51, 84 Mrs. Guerin 45, 52,120 Gym 95, 99 Gymnastics 93 Hanrahan, Karen 32, 63, 117 Hanrahan, Maura 58, 109 Hanrahan, Sheila Brother Gabriel Harkins 128 Harper, Anne Harrington, Ioanne 102 Brother Dominic Hazard 128 Hedge, Sharon 118 Sr. Helen Phillip 18 Hendricks, Deborah 104 Hennegan, Nancy 73, 103 Henry, Ieanne 79, 108 Henry, Linda 79, 102 Mrs. Hernandez 25, 41 Hickey, Iulianne 115, 118, 122 Higgins, Elizabeth 74, 118 Higgins, Mary E. 102 Mr. Higgins 27 Hilster, Deborah Hockstein, Lorna 54, 70, 76, 118 Hogan, Ioyce 118 Holloway, Karen 105 Holmes, Martha 109 Homecoming 58 Hootenanny 56 Hornberger, Cathy 41, 61, 118 Sr. Irene 27 Iverson, Deborah 67, 119 Iackson, Deborah 79, 108 Iaken, Cathie 108 Iames, Maura 38, 103 james, Vicki 105 Iasys, Zina 35, 79, 107 Sr. Ieanne 26 Iensen, Rita 106 Iob, Loreen 46, 102 johnson, Lynn 73, 102 Iones, Eva Mae 79 Iordan, Iudith 104, 105 Iordan, Nancy 119 Iordan, Patricia 76, 119 Iunior Class Trip 48, 49 Iunior Prom 52, 53 Kaika, Iudy 41, 59, 79, 119 Kamercia, Diane 47, 72, 119 Kaiser, Ioyce 106 Kapral, Lisa 103, 131 Kapral, Linda 47, 52, 58, 96, 119 Keane, Patricia 105 Kavanaugh, Kathleen 102 Kelbough, Anita 93 Kendrick, Vicki 108 Kennedy, Nancy 50, 102 Keyon, Elizabeth 53 Kenyon, Kathy 47, 103, 131 Kenyon, Kevin 87 Kichner, Ierry 84, 85 Kichner, Regina 108 Killeen, Debra 99, 106 Killeen, Donna 46, 98, 102 Killeen, Kathie 96, 109 Kivlin, Nancy 104 Koehler, Barbara 36 Kopko, Gail 109 Koscianowski, Tatiana 70, 106 Kowalchuk, Susan 49, 119 Krajewski, Barbara 113, 119 Krajewski, Cynthia 105 Krysiewicz, Kathleen 10, 90, 106 Krysiewicz, Susan 108 Kuda, Pat 119 La Boue, Michele 108 Laker, Marie 106 Lakowsky, Cheryl 103 Lakowsky, Cynthia 102 Lakowsky, Gale 81, 119 Lakowsky, Kathryn 104, 105 Lamb, Denise Lattimore, Denise 103 Lavery, Ray 52 Lavigueur, Denise 102 Lavoie, Diane 107 Sr. Laurette Rosaire 128 Miss Law 22, 106 Lee, Linda 104 Len, Kristina 78, 102 Lena, Carol 108, 131 Leary, Iudith 80, 106, 131 Leone, Patricia 120 Lewis, Susan 120 Library Club 76 Lihota, Mary 106 Lindquist, Patricia 120 Lindsey, Barbara 56, 62, 80, 109 Livingston, Gail 105 Long, Valerie 103 Father Loverde 27 Lukas, Michelle 102 Lukas, Theresa 54, 92, 107 Luna, Margaret 104 Lupica, Ioyce 120 Lynch, Mary Ellen 37, 80, 106 Maclnnis, Beth 102 Maclnnis, Ellen 38, 121 Mahoney, Mick 87 Maiorana, Ann 62, 109 Malchiodi, Susan 75, 79, 108 Malachowski, Carla 98, 108 Sr. Margaret Stephen 21, 109 Martin, Elaine 104 Martin, Theresa 31, 103 Maryeski, Lenore 56, 57, 80, 102 Maryeski, Victoria 120 Massad, Ann 67, 107 May, Ianice 109 Maybury, Angela 120 Maynard, Denise 106 Mazzarella, Iudith 102 Mazzarella, Margaret 36, 121 Mazzarella, Victoria 90, 108 McAteer, Donna 102 McCarter, Diane 108 McCarthy, Eileen 32, 45, 48, 52, 5 72, 73, 121, 124 McCarthy, Kathleen 108 McCarthy, Noreen 94, 96, 97, 121 124 McCaslin, Barbara 52, 67, 121 McCourt, Mary 109 McDonald, Sally 103 McDonough, Denise 121, 124 McFadyen, Candra 56, 121 McFadyen, Regina 102 McEwan, Eileen 108 McGoldrick, Claire 108 McGrath, Rick 53 Mrs. McGrath 19 McGovern, Kathleen 107 McGuiness, Mary Ellen 121 McGuire, Deborah 64, 65,99, 105 McGuire, Mary Io 106 McGuire, Winifred 33, 109 McNaught, Patricia 121 Mea, Margaret 104 Medeiros, Nancy 67, 108 Menghi, Ioyce 108 Melancon, Ruthann 69, 121 Mrs. Mellow 25 Mickus, Ellen 122 Middleton, Lisa 102 Miller, Christine 122 Miller, Cynthia 66, 108 Miller, Lucia 65, 122 Millner, Ieanette 105 Mish, Elizabeth 122 Mooney, Ann 33, 79, 92, 109 Mooney, Ellen 106 Mooney, Kathleen 103 Montesi, Linda 107 Moreland, Tim 87 Morissette, Suzanne 102 5 Muller, Valerie 122 Murach, Valerie 105 Murphy, Anne 102 Murray, Ellen 108 Murray, Ellen 103, 131 Murray, Rebecca 108 Musler, Patti 102 Muzeroll, Kathleen 53, 122 Nabb, Ion 84,85 Nardone, Barbara 51, 65, 106 Neal, Iulie 123 Neal, Susan 104 Mrs. Negri 140 Neilan, Karen 107, 131 Nicro, Mary Anne 109 Noga, Denise 106 Novakowski, Irene 75, 105 Novakowski, Theresa 106 Ocean Beach 44, 45 O'Connor, Susan 104 Oliver, Amanda 106 O'Neil, Mr. 19 O'Reilly, Ann 78, 106 O'Reilly, Eileen 102 O'Reilly, Marian 104 O'Reagan, Mary 102 O'Reagan, Margaret 77, 108 Page, Sharon 30, 76, 102 Parcak, Ginny 45, 123 Parrella, Ioanne 80, 108 Paskiewich, Ioan 44, 107 Passero, Ioyce 71, 105, 131 Patti, Christine 95, 123 Pawlikowski, Mrs. 7, 21 Pedro, Katherine 123 Pedro, Theresa 108 Pep Club 94 Perry, Brenda 96, 97 Perry -Darrilyn 52, 123 Perry, Linda 116, 123 Mr. Perry 140 Peters, Ann 44, 71,911,108 Peterson, Bonnie 61 Petrilli, Daria 102 Piascik, Donna 40, 106 Pickett, Mary 95, 104 Plourde, Anne 32, 96, 108 Plourde, Lauren 96, 106 Mrs. Plourde 19 Popowich, R'Sue 70, 123 Potter, Christine 103 Powers, Monica 82, 96,107 Powers, Nancy 102 Powers, Sherrill 40, 123 Prescott, Patricia 124 Price, Barbara 70, 124, 126 Prior, Monica 105 Prysner, Diana 68, 124 Pullan, Mary 81, 91, 118, 124 Rabitaille, Lynn 104 Radzvillowicz, Paula 124 Ravenelle, Gary 84 Rebelowski, Susan 56, 109 Redden, Maureen 53, 124 Reed, Valerie 83, 124 Reilly, Iohnna 106 Reny, Debra 108 Renzetti, Marianne 120, 121, 124 Retreat B1 Richards, Iean 61, 125 Riley, Carol 40 Riley, Elaine 106 Riordan, Kathleen 103 Roberts, Lesley 92, 96, 108 Rodgers, Patrice 46, 102 Rodgers, Anne 60, 99, 104 Roggero, Debra 102 Romano, Louisa 47, 125, 131 Romano, Patricia 61, 125 Rousseau, Barbara 54, 68, 125 Ryan, Patricia 125 Sahanen, Barbara 39, 125 Sanchez, Rachel 125 Santangelo, Diane 37, 105 Santangelo, Ellen 107 Sr. Sara Ellen 20, 102 Scarpa, Gary 58 Mrs. Scarpa 140 Scarpa, Mary 61, 106 Scheetz, Lorraine 104 Scheetz, Patricia 126 Schell, Karen 40, 126 Schell, Margaret 62, 106 Schneider, Mary 126 Schuch, Ioanne 37, 91, 105, 106 Scott, Ioanne 109 Scott, Susan 107 Secchiaroli, Pam 35, 48, 116, 123, 124, 126 Secchiaroli, Sharon 104 Secchiaroli, Susan Senior Alumni 59 Senior Frosh Picnic 46, 47 Shaughnessy, Donna 32, 52, 53, 58, 66, 126, 131 Shaughnessy, Mary 103 Shaughnessy, Patricia 34, 107 Shea, Deborah 67, 109 Shea, Ioan 108 Shea, Katherine 106 Sheehan, Mary lane 108 Shellman, Deborah 106 Shield 70, 71 Simoncini, Susan 46, 102 Slater, Mr. 23, 75 Slowick, Susan 10, 54,67,107 Smith, Mary Lou 104 Smith, Maureen 109 Mr. Smith 21, 73 Smith, Nancy 102 Smolen, Roni 103 Smyth, Ann 102 Sophomore Hop 51 Spellman, Susan 107, 108, 131 Stefanski, Gail 126 Stewart, lim 52 Stoffel, Kathleen 126 St. Louis, Mike 86 St. Louis, Steve 84 Storey, Pamela 105 Strom, Iudith 126 Stuart, Nancy 32, 41, 72, 124, 126 Student Council 72, 73 Studer, Ann-Marie 108 Studer, Ramona 36, 60, 70, 106 Sullivan, Iohn 52 Summerfield, Sue Ann 106 Supernant, Cathy 109 Susi, Linda 108 Sister Suzanne 26 Szablowski, Karen 68, 119, 128 Talmadge, Rosana 104 Teevan, Diane Tetreault, Mrs. 23, 108 Thackston, Wendy 40, 108 Thanksgiving Mass 57 Sr. Theresa 25, 128 Timpano, Linda 106 Towpasz, Christine 48, 65, 127 Track, Boys 87 Track, Girls 88, 89 Tubeck, Virginia 80, 103 Tuggle, Susan 102 Tuggle, Michelle 95, 105 Turner, Rich B6 Vallas, Lila Van Leer, Ioyce 106 Vestuti, Carrie 34, 127 Vincent, Diane 11, 31, 51, 96, 104 Vincent, Karen 108 Vincent, Linda Vincent, Patricia 67, 96, 127 Vincent, Patricia 67, 102 VonWinkle, Linda 127 VonWinkle, Nancy 106 Vasko, Maurina 109 Wakim, Denise 48, 67, 95, 122 Wallace, Kathleen 104 Walsh, Sandra 108 Weigle, Claudia 105 Weller, Karen 40, 109 Mr. West 21 Whittacker, Iosephine 50 Williams, Sheila 106 Mr. Williams 22 Willworth, Iohn 52 Wong, Carole 71, 104 Woodward, Nancy Wright, Robbin 99, 106 Wright, Dayna 98, 103 Yates, Donna 77, 105 Yates, Brenda 79, 127 Zipp, Susan 77, 106 Muller, Pamela 43, 72, 104, 106 Rancourt, Linda 46, 102 Sgcha Mary 65 106 Zielinski Elizabeth 127 ! ! 1 'itat l l ?l'555?l'ft? .. 5 fi ' ' ,,,ff3f 5 . , , li 3555355 wx - 777 S' A ,7'y,.-,.i7- iigwix 53 Qffwiiq asks-jg,'.,g:g,, 7',55y.,fggo .gx,ws,5 7L 75 7,3355 751 L. 534' 735495-,,-,L fa I 5 ta, 7 f.-1, ,yfU,7f 21,54 ' ,, 7351 5 59, 'Ni I 732' -,i J., 751 , -Y ir iver? voip. , ',,.:'r:'- 3' 7 , -.-. 5 .g ,'5 ,-,.- -1-'si' 'f:2..-w:5'.--R ' 'JDE' .i-iii.-qfiipigif',77 fi:.5 51 5.4 s I:f f- .,: 's H- 5 5: ,ii ' I gi, A X-aiwzfii' .,.,a- tastes a,,,,57f,f73.-ef, .wa ..,.4,777i5:57s7f5r,Q3Jg5f17,,,s.a5,,5f,,714773777 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