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

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November lf? and 20- l-lf'-Xl2VEY, a comedy in three acts, presented by the Dramatic Club in school auditorium. ln this all-school play, these Juniors toolc part: David Barnicle, Joanne Bastine, Paul Gelinas, Janet Keayeny, Mary Ann Lavigne, Maureen McManus, Ruth Mack, John Osborne. ln the Christmas play St, Nicholas and the Crown, Dennis Piermarini was Bishop Nicholas, and John Wironen, the young Father Caster. In the Nativity scene, Mary Hennessy was our Blessed Mother. Junior orchestra members in the Christmas program were Patricia Posco, Joyce Kimball, and Constance Charette. Library Club members: Ann DiMassa, Ruth Mack, and Madeleine Lamoureux. fm! 5-Q6 new

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Our Junior year saw the 1956 Football squad make the best record that SBHS ever had in its 25 years of gridiron encounters. The class of 1958 played its part well in achieving the many victories with such outstanding Juniors as Ralph Lewis, Wil- liam Conlin, James Meehan, James Sherwin on the Team. On November 26, Ralph Lewis was elected cap- tain ot the 1957 football squad at a meeting in the Bernardian clubhouse with Coach McCauley and the entire team present. Ralph well deserved this honor as he is a three-year veteran on the gridiron and has also been a member of the basketball, baseball, and track group at SBHS. At the SBHS-Fitchburg High game, Ralph was voted the most outstanding player and was awarded the trophy given by the Booster Club for this game. Ralph is also vice president ot SBHS C.Y.C, and sportswriter for the BLUE and GOLD. The football season started oft with a win over Assumption Prep, 14-6, at the Bowl, September 23, September 30 saw an upset to St. Peter's, 7.6, at the Bowl. Classical High ot Worcester handed us our one and only defeat ot the season. Although our boys ate up yards in the final quarter, they could not cross the goal line. Athol High game netted us an- other victorv, 7-O score, Wachusett Regional, 18-6 in our favor, Clinton High, our only night game, 25-13 victory. The 6-O victory Over FHS at Crocker Field, October 27, gave us Q l a chance tor the city championship. Ralph Lewis ntercepted the FHS aerial inside their own 20-yard marker, The clubhouse was the scene of .vild hilarity after our victory over intra-city rival Notre Dame, 26-20, as SBHS was now in possession of the city championship and the diocea san high school title. Q av-

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March 29, I957 Class of I958 In recent years the Juniors have taken over the Vocation Assembly in March be- fore the entire student body, As we found no suitable play, we de- cided on a coordinated series of talks by able speakers and a chorus of our best singers. We made many posters and dis- played them throughout the school. Here we have Margaret Reardon, Ruth Mack, Mary Belliveau, and Annette Men- ard, the afternoon before the assembly, busily arranging the posters on the stage. CHAIRMAN ,L 7 GOD NEEDS MEN , VOCATION FEARS A LOST CHANCE ,,ss ., Ralph Lewis Paul Gelinas 7, 7 Diane St. Jacques s John Wironen BEHOLD HE STANDS Y ssss,ss , ssss Chorus YOUTH'S QUESTION E 7 as Mary Hennessey THE CALL ANSWERED MEN WITH SPIRIT . CHORUS . ,f 7 7 Maureen McManus ,, .,,e Gerald Pluker Mary Belliveau Constance Charette Patricia Charlton Ann DiMassa Mary K. Flynn Nancy Gelinas Lucille Goudreau Janet Keaveny Madeleine Lamoureaux Mary Ann Lavigne Janet Lizotte Ruth Mack Margaret Reardon Jane Tessier .. . -, 41, H . JA . ,r X i FDR , , - A ,r A sys. M,-y. nfiiv iiivsrif cm voun ms as A vmsr y slam on aszowuz 'P 1