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

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Jean Maurice Plamondon This husky senior was the solid center of Bernardian football for three seasons. Jean was a goodstu- dent, and enthusiastic supporter of all activities and a loyal friend. French Club 3; International Club 4; Debating 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Yearbook; Jr. Sr. Reception. Roland Joseph Rochette Although Roland spent four years at S, B, H. his reticence and quiet demeanor kept him out of the limelight. His frank manner and sincerity earn for him the re- spect of all. — ‘ jee ye GH Robert Donald Poirier Bob hailed from So, Fitchburg. His high school days sped along with calm serenity until his out- standing achievements as a hunter were mysteriously revealed. Latin Club 3. Cornelius Francis Roddy Connie was one of those soft- spoken individuals whose vcice was heard on rare occasions. Naturally retiring, Con was an eager student who enjoyed the antics of others, Jr. Sr. Reception. Sy ‘ Ernest Joseph Ricci Ernest was ever affable, friend- ly and alert with the knack of ac- quiring friends, Hissmile brighten- ed many a dull situation. Italian Club 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Re- ception. Richard Emmet Shields Dick was a delightful blend of energy and fun, and our basketball team’s high scorer. Gifted with great height anda pleasant person- ality he enjoyed a distinct advant- age in Class and in sports. Basketball sl-% 2) (3554-8 irassre Reception; Spanish Club 4,

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Thomas Carroll Martin Tom, our outstanding athlete from Sterling has contributed much to Bernardian success on the bas- ketball court. He will long be re- membered for his humor, depend- ability and height. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Re- ception. Raymond Paul Osborne Ray was a familiar figure about the corridors and classes of S.B.H. Although a quiet, unassuming chap to most of us, he was an outstand- ing member of the “gang” whoset the style for our senior boys. Donald James Morand Don was a good sport and will- ing to voice his opinion on any sub- ject. His determination to succeed was evidenced by his application to the business of learning. International Club 4; Football 4. Baseball; Dramatics 3, 4. John Andrew Pinder Leominster gave us this trim blonde who was ever ready to ac- comodate. John can always look back upon his years as S, B. H. as well spent. Frank Henry Norton Good-natured, easy-going, Frank smiled his way out of many difficulties. As a student his es- Capades were numerous and legen- dary. Basketball 1, 2. Anthony Joseph Pisciotta Tony was one of our Care-Iree, happy students. Tackling difficult work was taken in stride without lessening his habitual cheerfulness, Basketball 1; Jr. Sr. Reception.

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Thomas Melvin Stanley Tom was one of those unassum- ing students who for that very rea- son was noticed the more. His hap- py optomistic outlook will serve him in good stead in the future. Ernest Oliver Tourigny A sturdy representative of Leo- minster, with a warm and loyal nature was Ernie. He was a pleas- ant companion, a splendid student and an enthusiastic supporter of school activities, Latin Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; International 4; Debating and Declamation 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Re- ception; Dramatics 3. Paul Patrick Sullivan Paul’s friendly smile, dynamic personality and quick come-back for every occasion made him an asset to any group. Paul will be remembered for many things, but most of all for contributions to the Civic class, Spanish Club 4; Debating and Declamation 1, 2; Fo otball 2, 4; Jr. Sr. Reception. Armand Henry Vachon Armand was at all times quiet and dignified, shy and retiring. He enjoyed timely jokes and witti- cisms while persistently remaining “a man of few words”. Jr. Sr. Reception. Jeremiah Edward Tessier Jerry of the booming voice and flourishing drumsticks never changed. Always calm and care- free, with a natural smile and easy laugh he invariably shattered any gathering gloom. Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Re- ception, Edward Roger White Ed joined us Senior year and lost no time attracting to himself many friends. His personality was genuinely refreshing, his deter- mination to achieve success con- stant.