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

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Making the varsity football team of ’60 were sophs: Ronald Connors, Leo Calamare, Spencer Curtis, James Day, John Lee, Rich- ard Selinga, Bernard LeClair, 31, Michael Pellegrini, 22. Joseph Muscillo was manager; Pamela Stachera, a cheerleader. On the ’60-’61 basketball team were Douglas Boucher, Richard Flynn, Bernard Le- Clair. Featured on the Track team were sophs: Bernard Smith, Richard Selinga, Edward Turcotte, Thomas Bica, Paul Reinbold, Mi- chael Pellegrini, Bernard LeClair. On the ’61 baseball team were Michael Pellegrini and Bernard LeClair, who re- ceived three letters at the Awards Assembly, June 12. Other sophs to get a varsity letter were James Day, Richard Flynn, Paul Rein- bold, Bernard Smith, Joseph Muscillo and Michael Tourville. Joseph Muscillo, as manager, distributes equip- ment to Denis Morin and Ray Hebert. Pam gets ready for a big cheer. Mike Pellegrini and Bernie LeClair in action at the FHS game. James Day at right, concentrates on Coach Leger.

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“Read the Catholic Press,” the national theme for February Catholic Press Month, provided the central thought under which the sophomores planned their project. The pro- gram was varied as each English class contributed a different phase of the subject. The fourth period class presented an original play in which appeared Diane LeBlanc, John Lee, Herbert McGuirk, Linda Poulin, Arthur Richards, and Patrick Slattery. The third period made a survey of articles contained in the Catholic Free Press. On this committee were Nancy DeCiantes, Angela Grattaroti, Richard Selinga, Gene Ther- riault, and Sally Thomson. A list of Catholic books was com- piled by Jeanne Amadio, Patricia Lehto, Mary Lewis, Kath- ryn Quatrello, and Thomas Rossi. The sixth period class edited Zephyr, a newspaper. Julie Ritzo was the editor; Alice Moran, associate editor; and Lois Meadows, artist, with the other students acting as reporters. The seventh period English class col- lected Catholic Books and magazines to send to orphanages, prisons, and homes for the aged. On this committee were Helen Charette, Patricia Cronin, Margaret Cunha, Elaine Forgues. Posters were drawn by Barbara Barth, Marguerite Bourque, Pamela Caponi, Elaine Lavoie, Alice Moran, Kathleen Pluker, Eleanor Powell, Lorna Tata, Claud- ette Trottier and Carolyn Zachau. At the close of their second year at SBHS, these sophomores had been perfect in attendance during the year: Judith Auf- frey, Victoria Aubin, Jane Beaudoin, Frances Boucher, Joyce Boutin, Betty Jean Buja, Linda Buja, Irene Cabana, Jane Caisse, Leo Calamare, Pamela Caponi. Patricia Ciufetti, Donald Coleman, Cynthia Croteau, Nancy DeCiantes, Ther- ese Gariepy, Carol Gionet, Janice Godin, Rita Guillemette, Eric Hachey, Janice Hebert, Maria Jarvis, Ann Killelea. Susan Lamothe, Linda LaPrade, Elaine Lavoie, Lillian Leger, Ann Malo, Joseph Muscillo, David Richard, Carolyn Shat- tuck, Bernard Smith, Susan Stocking, Jean Testa, Carol Vance, Mary White. 15

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Glee Club: Theresa Gariepy, Susan Dower, Nicole Fer- rell, Elaine Bouvier, Elaine Lavoie, Rita Guillemette, Janice Godin, Diane LeBlanc, Jean Testa. In the all-school play of ’60, “You're Only Young Once,” Jeanne Ratio was the shy but attractive Shirley; Mary Maloney, the glamor girl Mona; James Curley, a brawny football aspirant. In the 1960 Christmas play, “The Home the Star Shone On,” Marguerite Bow que was the Angel; An- gela Grattarotti, the innkeeper’s daughter; Gerald Mitchell, one of the magi; Nicole Ferrell, a soloist. Choristers: Linda Alario, Jane Beaudoin, Frances Boucher, Pamela Caponi, Diane LeBlanc, Janice God- in, Elaine Lavoie, Susan Dower.