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

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These Biology projects were exhibited at the ‘62 Science Fair: Judith Auffrey, Man against Can- cer; Pauline Gagne, The Balanced Aquarium; Carol Marrone, Using the Sun; Kathleen Morris- sey, Dyeing Chick Embryo for Colored Chicks; Kathryn Quatrello, Weather Instruments. Thomas Rossi, The Blood; Jeanne Schmitt, Cholesterol; Carolyn Shattuck, Arterial Blood Supply of the Teeth; Edward Turcotte, Continu- ous Cloud Chamber; Carolyn Zachau, Outline of Viruses. A total of ninety-one students submitted pro- jects for the Fair. Assisting Mr. Lane were Str. M. Lorraine and Mr. Talbot, representing phys- ics, chemistry, and biology respectively. The judg- es commented on the originality and excellence of the exhibits. Alice Moran won first prize for her “Spectral Energy versus Photosynthesis” project competing with thirty-five others in the biology division. Al- ice represented SBHS at the Worcester Polytechnic Science Fair. Kathleen Morrissey’s “Dyeing Chick Em- bryos for Colored Chicks” won second prize and was entered at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology fair in Boston. Winning third place were Carolyn Zachau, for her “Outline of Viruses’; Lillian Leger and Diane LeBlanc, for their “Growth of Crystals.” Junior chemists submitting projects: Row 1—John Dube, Victor Stewart, Bernard Smith. Row 2: Eric Hachey, Patrick Slattery, Gene Therriault, Ronald Bussiere. Row 3: Alice Moran, Bernadette Smith. Top Row: Claire LeBlanc, Ann Killelea, Lin- da LaPrade. Biology exhibitors: Row 1—Carolyn Zachau, Thomas Rossi, Judith Auffrey, Jeanne Schmitt. Top Row: Pauline Gagne, Caro- lyn Shattuck.

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Claire LeBlanc had the highest average scholastically at the end of Junior year. The- resa Gariepy was second followed by Linda LaPrade, Bernadette Smith, Elaine Bouvier, Patricia Ciuffetti, Kathryn Quatrello, Mary Callahan, Bernard Smith. High scholastically also were Sally Thom- son, Bernadette Dion, Claudette Trottier, Rita Guillemette, Elizabeth Kelly, Mary Lew- is, Karen Cunningham, Denise Delisle, Mar- garet Curley, Nancy DeCiantes, Arlene Marceau, Eileen Flynn, Claire Chabot, Pa- tricia Lehto, Therese Trainque. Alice Moran was president of the Sci- ence Club. Active in the club also were Pam- ela Caponi, Patricia Ciuffetti, Margaret Cur- ley, Eileen Flynn, Rita Guillemette, Robert Leclerc, Mary Lewis, Mary Muessel, Caro- lyn Shattuck, Judith Thomas, Claudette Trot- tier, Carolyn Zachau. Heard in the orchestra were Paul Aiesi with his drums and Carol Marrone with her accordian. Denise DeLisle, Anne Killelea, Lois Meadows, Donna Pagnotto helped on the lunch counter. Row 1: C. LeBlanc, J. Daly, A. Marceau, D. Sasser, K. Sullivan. Row 2: C. Trottier, C. Gion- et, A. Charron, B. Buja, S. Enright. Row 3: C. Proteau, T. Navaroli, D. Loescher, J. Schmitt, D. DeLisle. Row 4: M. Lewis, J. Normandin, A. Grattaroti, C. Harris, M. Callahan. Row 5: P. Salamone, B. Smith, M. Pellegrini, R. Perkins, P. Aiesi. Row 6: J. Auffrey, D. Pagnotto, M. Maloney, T. Gariepy, A. Aubuchon. Top row: C. Chabot, E. Kelley, J. Neary, J. Gagne, D. Doucette. Be- low: G. Therriault, Claudette Trottier, Carolyn Zachau.