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

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About 70 of us continued the study of Spanish in Junior year. The two classes voted for the of- ficers of the Spanish Club: Peter Roy, Mary Flynn, Daniel Horgan, and Marie Bedard, The eyes of Elaine Landry, Lois Cormier, and Tom Marlborough are riveted on Phil Reddy a s he touches a forbidden fruit—a plum, to be seen but not taken. Visual aids such as the picture chart to help in the study of Span- ish prepositions and the Salute to the Flag in Spanish were to be seen in Room 25, Sent § re aN hte Saree Was

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These Junior girls relax after a strenuous basketball season. On June 14, at the sports- award assembly, they received a varsity letter. First row, left to right: Betty Turcotte, Gloria Cordio, Sandra Flynn, Kathy McGuirk. Second row: Henriette Beaudoin, Rosemary Dooling, Lorraine Landry, Marie Bedard, JoAnne Matukas. By means of a panel discussion, Juniors took over the Vocation assembly on March 26. Daniel Horgan was the chairman. The first speaker, James Keaveny, began with Arch- bishop Cushing’s definition of a vocation: B calling from God . .. to do a part of God’s work . . . for the service of God’s , people.’ Jon Ethier David Bonin Thomas Marlborough Daniel Horgan Ray Lachapelle Robert LeBlanc Carl Hebert Harold Dennen James Keaveny Pasquale Bottazzi Carol Miner Elizabeth DeBonis Ann DesJardins Margaret Morris Verna Harrahy Theresa Nally Judith Connolly Rosemary Dooling PRP PERE ER RS Be Se make a govd male. Goto church faitht The Crealor gives eek, ive Hin back JUNIORS IN THE BISHOP WRIGHT DECLAMATION CONTEST: Kathleen McGuirk, Sandra Flynn, Lucille Gagne, Ann DesJardins, Richard McElligott, Charlene Morin, Anne Grenache Carl Hebert, James Keaveny, Paul Reddy, Pasquale Bottazzi.

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Algebra I!| was a required subject in the Classical and Technical courses in our Junior year. A prerequisite for this course was the successful completion of Algebra | and Plane Geometry. Algebra II, we soon found out, was no cinch course and we would have to buckle down to work. Pictured on this page is Algebra II, Period V, class. Carl Hebert, JoAnn Matukas. At the board are John Di Conza, Nor- bert Beauchene, Joan Burns, and Nancy Arcangeli trying to clear up some of the difficul- ties in the reduction of radicals, no easy phase in Math III. How many of us will persevere and continue in senior year with Trig and Solid Geometry? Probably only one-half of us.