St Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Fitchburg, MA)

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SPORTS EDITORS EDITORS Left to right: Gerald Cashman, John O'Connor. Left to right: Alfred Craite, Editor-in-Chief, Daniel Rizzo, Assistant Editor. SOCIAL EDITORS WRITE-UPS COMMITTEE Top, left to right: Francis Babineau, Richard Manning, Seated, left to right: Arlene Daley, Lorraine Moison, Ralph Lambert. Anna Pandiscio, Viola Leger. Bottom, left to right: Jean Clarey, Helen Sowerbutts, Standing, left to right: Marion O'Dea, Patricia Mason, Anna Pandiscio, Elizabeth Joseph. Margaret O'Connor, Anne May. Also, Janet Bowen. li

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ADVERTISING COMMITTEE ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Top, left to right: Claire St. Arnaud, Evelyn Seliga, Left to right: Walter Kielty, Vincent Lautizi. Noreen McDowell. Also, Henry LeBlanc. Bottom, left to right: Ruth Harrington, Jeanne Morin, My , | y Dorothy Pandiscio. TYPING COMMITTEE CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Top, left to right: Rita Nicolas, Lorraine Leger, Top, left to right: Betty Barnicle, Theresa Keating, Denise Gervais. ; Louise Fitzpatrick. Bottom, left to right: Lorene Leblanc, Geraldine Petroski, Bottom, left to right: Katharine O'Connor, Mary Welch. Catherine Belli. Also, Jacqueline Gronet, Jeanette Desjeans, Jeannette Rouleau, Joan Shea.

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DONALD ALFRED DAUPHINAIS Don, our class president, has worked hard to make our senior year happy and successful. With quiet, staid efficien- cy he has procured many cherished projects for us; and what we liked most about him was the fact that all of us, and not a select few, shared in his achievements. A skier of note, he will no doubt, make ski-like strides in the way of success. JEANNETTE BLANCHE CARON Jeannette as our charming and gracious vice-president has served us well and generously. She is a combination of sparkling brown eyes, engaging smile, envied dimples, and a poised, attractive manner. As a student she is one of the best, and as a classmate one in a million. Every success, “Nan.” ANNETTE MARIE GAMACHE Our choice of class secretary was not a mistake. This we realized almost immediately as we discovered the worth of Annette. Her vivacious well-poised manners brought to the fore hitherto unknown traits that have endeared her to us more than ever before. There is a zest and a wholesome air about everything she does whether it be performing in dramatics or in the humdrum work of class. We have no doubt that our future little secretary will be the best in the world. ARTHUR THOMAS BABINEAU Babs,’ our treasurer, lived up to his high position, and carried the money bags with becoming dignity. A gentle- man at all times, his friendly smile and general wit often made us very happy. He was a star in dramatics, and found suitable outlet for his talent as PHIL SANTON in ‘Second Childhood.” As our representative on “Good Government Day” in Boston he added much to the luster of St. Ber- nard’s. Ave atque vale to a fine Bernardian.