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

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I l f As Sophomores, we took part in the annual Home Economics Fashion Revue held in the school auditorium on Sunday, April 15. We welcomed our parents and friends as our guests and at the end of the show, served them refreshments which we had prepared. Pictured on this page are but a few of the members of our class who took part: Elaine Arsenault, Joan Montagna, Ann Maloney, Mary K. Flynn, Janice Strong, Claire Babineau, Jean Pelland, Barbara Babineau, Barbara L'Abbe, Gloria deLong- champ, little Marie Charette with big sister Constance who made her dress, Madeleine Lamoureaux, Betty Enwright and Annette Menard. 6 l 1 7 -Y I I I . xx, 2 I B. gs YI

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February 21-Catholic Press Month Assembly with John Wironen as chairman and Yvonne Brodeau, Paul Gelinas, Dennis Lanciani, Ruth Mack, Maureen McManus, and John Osborne in panel discussion. March l-Spring Football practice begins with calisthenics in the gym. Reporting for practice were sophs David Barnicle, William Conlin, James Fagan, Ralph Lewis, James Meehan, Robert LeBlanc, James Sherwin. Cin picture-William Conlin, James Meehan, Bob LeBlanc, Paul Gariepyl. March I6-The BLUE and GOLD awarded a first place rating for the ninth consecutive year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York convention. Sophs on staff- Maureen McManus, Ruth Mack, June Aiiala, Mary Lavigne, Dennis Boucher, Henry Gingras, Robert LeBlanc. April 26-Opening ot Baseball season with John Bernard, Ralph Lewis, and Kenneth Mc- Cullough on team. May 29-Glee Club program for the student body. Soph choristers-Jeanne Cote, Lucille Goudreau, Janet Lizotte, Mae Reeves, Cecelia Thibodeau. June 9-North Worcester County Track Meet with David Barnicle, Denis Boucher, Ralph Lewis, James Meehan, David Navaroli, Robert O'Connell, Gerald Pluker participating. June I4-Sports-Award Assembly with trophies given to Patricia Charlton, Mary Hennessey, Irene Girouard, Helen Kinsella, Margaret Reardon, Nancy Woodward. Varsity Letters to Pauline Aubuchon, Mary Angelini, Dorothy Ricci. May 25-Senior Prom in school auditorium with Moonglow as the therne. 4 i . lg, , J Z ,a . -' - P . , . i' ill: I 3 J- ' qv, x J, Q ?f!1.ilMi 'f .... , fl

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September 5, l956-SBHS starts its 30th year with l8O of us Juniors forming an important part of the entire student body to the number of 836. From the start various activities kept us busy. Our school paper, the BLUE and GOLD, had to receive immediate attention it we were to have an October issue. June Aiiala, our c!ever cartoonist, lost no time in getting to work and two of her cartoons appeared in the first issue. Other class contributors on the statt were Denis Boucher, Ralph Lewis, Ruth Mack, Maureen McManus, Annette Menard. At the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York, March lA, l5, lo, Janet Keaveny and Ruth Mack were chairmen at sectional meetings. Other Juniors attending were Mary Lavigne, Annette Menard, and Maureen McManus. Annette Menard's mother was chaperon. The DEBATING CLUB elected Maureen McManus, secretary, and John Wironen, treasurer, at its first meeting of the school year. Entering the Bishop Wright Declamation Contest were Ann DiMassa, Elizabeth Enwright, Maureen McManus, Ruth Mack, Gerald Pluker, Marilyn Ciccone, John Wironen, CHEERLEADERS: Alyce Sulli- van, Nancy Gelinas, Marie Di- Gloria. C.Y.C. OFFICERS: Ralph Lewis, Constance Desaulniers, Joseph Hickey, Irene Girouard, Robert Kendra, Robert Ciuttetti. VARSITY HOOPSTERS: Car' olyn Salvi, Irene Girouard, Patricia DeLauretis, Mary An- gelini, Joan Richard. HY? X 'U'