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

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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

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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

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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