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

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As Sophs: Susan Stocking, Cynthia Croteau, Janice Hebert, Jane Caisse, Theresa Gariepy. Elaine Pellechia, ’62, Kathleen Morrissey. Jane Beaudoin, Victoria Aubin, Bar- bara Malaguti, Elaine Lavoie, Joyce Boutin, Irene Cabana. Lorna Tata, Dorothy Flem- ing, Patricia Cronin, Claudette Trottier, Robert O’Connell, trophy winner. Kathleen Sullivan and other sophs at electric sewing machines in Home Ec Lab. Two hundred sophs step forward Two hundred one of us survived freshman year and now were sopho- mores. Religion, English, French or Italian, were required subjects. Latin, Geometry, Home Economics, History, Business Math, Stenography, Type- writing were electives. As in frosh year, many of us turned out in the decla- mation contest. In the race to the last were Andrea Charron, Diane LeBlanc, Robert O'Connell, Lois Meadows, Jeanne Schmit t, and Thomas Rossi. ie

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Appearing in the all-school play, Headlines, on November 9 and 10 of '59, were freshmen Jeanne Amadio, Andrea Charron, Joseph Muscil- lo. Nicole Ferrell and Maria Jarvis were choristers in the Christmas play. The class of 63 made its debut before the entire student body as- sembled in the auditorium on March 28, 1960, when they presented, “‘It’s Up to Us,” a vocation play. The cast included Leo Bourque, John Lee, Mary Lewis, Robert Per- kins, Julie Ritzo, Richard Selinga, Bernard Smith, Susan Stocking, Gene Therriault, Claudette Trottier. Mary Maloney was assistant director and Joseph Dube, stage man- ager. Programs were distributed by Mary Beth Courtemanche, Joyce Don- ovan, Judith Gionet, Joan Mason, and Nancy Pandiscio. Vocation posters were to be seen around the school, the work of freshman artists. Highest in scholarship were Bernadette Dion, Elaine Bouvier, Mary Callahan, Patricia Ciuffetti, Karen Cunningham, Nancy DeCiantes, Eliz- abeth Kelly, Linda LaPrade, Claire LeBlanc, Kathryn Quatrello, Berna- dette Smith, Claudette Trottier, Patricia Lehto, Mary Lewis, Arline Mar- ceau, Bernard Smith, Sally Thomson, Theresa Gariepy, Angela Grattarot- ti, Rita Guillemette, Mary Maloney, Jean Normandin, Janet Shea, Caro- lyn Zachau.

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TYDo Ae LB Oe a : — = ch ENON Bie wet MAN EYE (GHT CELESS GIFT MAN TO SEE THE AUTIES OF FORM, LOR A OTION. 5 © A Julie Ritzo visits the Science Fair exhibit. Alice Moran stands beside her Spectral energy vs. growth rate project which won school first place and honorable men- tion at the Worcester County Regional Science Fair later. Kathleen Morrissey merited a second-place award for her coloring of fertilized chicken eggs. Sophs observe Chivalry Day after a study of the Idylls of the King. Roland Richard and David Richard open and hold the door for Helen Charette. Soph boys gallantly carried two armfuls of books, their own and those of a soph girl. Other Sir Galahad overtures were in evidence. 14 Elaine Bouvier led the sophomore class scholas- tically, followed by Claire LeBlanc, Bernadette Dion, Bernadette Smith, Linda LaPrade, Theresa Gariepy, Kathryn Quatrello, Mary Callahan, Elizabeth Kelly, Bernard Smith, Sally Thomson. Others in the upper 8th of the class were Patricia Ciufetti, Karen Cunningham, Nancy DeCiantes, Mary Lewis, Patricia Lehto, Arline Marceau, Claudette Trottier, Denise Delisle, Rita Guillemette, Margaret Curley, Richard Selinga, E ileen Flynn, Angela Grat- tarotti, Jean Normandin. Contributors to the Blue and Gold: Andrea Char- ron, Karen Cunningham, Elizabeth Kelly, Ann Kille- lea, Claire LeBlanc, Patricia Lehto, Mary Lewis, Lois Meadows, Alice Moran, Kathleen Morrissey, Sally Thom- son. Debating Club members: Barbara’ Barth, Helen Charette, Patricia Cronin, Patricia Ciufetti, Karen Cun- ningham, Margaret Curley, Denise DeLisle, Bernadette Dion, Rita Guillemette, Eric Hachey, Alice Moran, Mary O’Leary, Kathryn Quatrello, Thomas Rossi, Patrick Slattery, Pamela Stachera, and Gene Therriault. The CYC elections were held on October 12, 1960. Helen Charette, Mary Lewis, Sally Thomson, and Claire Proteau were elected to hold an office in their parish CYC group.