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

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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.

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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

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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