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

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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

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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

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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