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

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Urzfhrfhk Mfllffl C?11114r17 fmdfrs In the school elections of May 15, l959, Daniel Hurley was elected president and Jeanne LeBlanc, vice-president. Other officers elected were Michael Bourque, Joseph Murphy, Barbara Bourque, John Stanley, Mary Scanlon, Mary Norton, Sandra Bissonnette, John McWilliamsJ In the parish elections Peter Boyclert was elected at St. Leo'sp Normaw LeBlanc, Lorrariwe Cormier, Nancy McDonald, Carol Stl Cyr, Anita Lecierc at St. Joseplfsg Elaine Girard, Carol Descarreaux, Charlotte Labonte at St. Francis, Nancy Bosworth, Linda Membrino, Carol Darwtini, Judy Buslcey, Janet Joslin, Lucille Proteau in their parish CY C. 3 ix no x K if - Q gc

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SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Diana Leo -'James Nowd -Ab On the Blue and Golo sta'f and contributing ig its success: Marion Balfstran Dennis Fisher Mary Scanfon Sandra Bissonnette Daniel Hurley Elizabeth Stanley Peter Boyden Jeanne LeBlanc David Tcrcotle Joyce Catalini Margaret Mattila Nancy Turcotte Mary Jean Costello Mary Agnes Norton Judith Walsh Nancy Cougghlin Alice Paciuette Bonnie DeBonis Patricia Quinn Father Donahue and t,-.O chaperons, Mrs. Edward Bissonnette and Mrs. Vlarren Fisher, accompanied fourteen of these iuhiors to the Colurnbia Scholastic Press Association Convention held in New York City, March 12-13-14, Father gives final instructions to the fourteen. SEATED, left to right: J. Cataiini, P. Quinn, M, Costello, A, Paquette, B. De Bonis, J. Walsh, S. Bissonnette. STANDING: J. Hurley, J. LeBlanc, N. Turcotte, D. Fisher, E. Stanley, M. Bakstran, P, Boyden, Father Donahue. 3? - V .13 , ir ,,,,,,,,,,,.,-M X 1-f x 0 -un N., 35' VH' nw., lv- Q7 'Qs' -Qu-pf Receiving Bookkeeping Awards'-FlRST ROW: June Hayes, Jeannette Tellier, Carol R:chard, Judy Baker, Ann Pellcey, SECOND ROW: Joyce Tremblay, Lucille Allard, Carol Girardin, Elaine Nadeau, Nancy Jeffrey, Jane Krysialc, Patricia Beauvais, Rosalind Tcurigny, Carol Duguay. 23

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Chemistry is a required subject for all classical and technical pupils. About one hundred juniors signed for this course, For lab experiments, these chemists were divided into five groups. The section pictured on this page is preparing for the ammonia experiment. Right circle: Kathleen Turcotte and Kathleen Tata. Left to right below: Ann Marrama Jeanne LeBlanc, Barbara Kemp, Eugene Bedard, Bonnie DeBonis, Keith McManus, Carol St. Cyr, Nancy Gowell, Roger LeBlanc, Mary Earley, Joyce Catalini, Nancy McDonald. On this same day, down in the gym, the Science Fair was being held, exhibiting proiects of iunior scix entists: Diana Angelini-Baking Powder Analysis Marion Bakstran-Benedict's Sugar Tests Rita Bergeronklndicators Sandra Bissonnette-Commercial Ammonia Nancy Bosworth-Viscous vs. Turbulent Flow Aime Bourque-Commercial Bleaching Lorraine Cormier-Tests for Metals Patricia Crowley-Nutrients in Foods Renee Farmer-Nuclear Energy Dolores Gagne-Removal of Spots and Stains Carolyn Gaudet-Hair Coloring