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

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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

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I U Aifrlllr is .ii SIX Way lt- IO lllU.ll.lA1 Falun ii HOME MADE SOAP For the first time in the history of the school, science students invited parents and friends to attend their science exhibit in the school gym- nasium, May 3, l956. Prior to this time, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics proiects were exhibited in their respective classrooms. The success of this consolidation of all science exhibits made it evident that the gym was the ideal place and the time in mid-spring when the thump of the basketball was no longer heard. We congratulate the seniors of '57 for their fine displays in the field of Physics, Biology, and Chemistry, in the l957 Science Fair, April IO, ll, 12, held for the second time in the gym. The Physics students showed electricity in all its forms-electric bells, magic eye, banjo, and motors being among the many and varied proie ects. Senior Biology pupils contributed some very informative and colorful proiects ranging from the development and parts of a flower to African violets. These senior scientists were on the iob to demonstrate and explain their various proiects to the many students, parents, and friends who attended the exhibit and by their interest en' couraged the young scientists, Ex Yemql Srrucrure W the sum th, 7 1 X4