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

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Blue and Gold staffers: Patricia Anderson, Jeannie Antoni- oni, Maureen Flathers, Maryellen Hurley, Jane Lavin, Marga- ret Lubold, Eileen Quinn. Sodality: Jeannie Antonioni, Geralda Bourque, Nancy Byrnes, Joan Carter, Darlene Chartrand, Pamela Cunningham, Loretta Dion, Pauline Dupuis, Jo-Ann Ether, Paula Fletcher, Judith Green, Janice Grudziecki, Maryellen Hurley, Helen Mack, Odette Melanson, Judith O'Leary, Eileen Quinn, Elaine Roy, Diane Shoemaker, Kathleen Small, Martha Stovall, Mary- ann Szymanski, Susan Vaillette. Susan Vaillette, Carol Beauregard, Odette Melanson and Chris- tine Godin in the Fashion Show of ’62. Paul Kukkula, Nancy Byrnes, Diane Marcy at the Christmas dance. Debating Club: Nancy Byrnes, Mary Conlon, Stephen Cra- mer, Janice Flanagan, Maryellen Hurley, Yvette Lachance, Jane Lavin, Linda Ledden, Carol Pirone, Eileen Quinn, Maryann Szymanski, Karyn Tur bide. Orchestra: Carol Cohen, Louise Grenache, Roland Beau- vais, John Mann, Kathleen Hassett, Mary Hassett, Pauia Glen- ny, Sandra Racine. Helen Mack has already received two certificates of achievement for her poems from the National High School Poetry Association in Los Angeles, California, which have also been published. 23

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Varsity Football Charles Butterfield James Calamare Dominic Ciccolini Robert Day John DiNatale Barry Finneron Paul Kukkula John Mann John Regan James Ritzo Richard Tiernan Varsity Basketball Barry Finneron Stephen Bernard Edward McCaffrey Thomas Nowd George Richards John Thomas Varsity Baseball Richard Anderson Vincent Bilotta Robert Day Barry Finneron John Mann John Thomas Richard Tiernan B. Finneron 11; C. But- terfield 64; J. Calamare 66 On the 1962 Track team were sophs: Charles But- terfield, Barry Finneron, Paul Hartrey, Charles Joseph, Donald Morse, Robert Ruberti, William Smith, Timothy Shea, Alfred Somma, Richard Tiernan. At the Awards Assembly of June °62, these boys re- ceived a ietter. Barry Finneron was 3-letter man—foot- ball, basketbali, and baseball. Two-letter men were Rob- ert Day, football and baseball; Charles Butterfield, foot- bal! and track; Richard Tiernan, football and baseball. bo bo Sophs were not only good athletes but also good workers around school. Assisting at the lunch counter were Paul Hartrey, Jane Lavin, Kathleen Small, Maryjo Williams; and in the office, our twins, Kathleen and Mary Hassett. Janice Gallagher and Veronica Swieca were now full-fledged cheerleaders on the squad. niet RAL AD

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The Science Fair of ’62 saw these sophomores participat- ing: Vincent Bilotta, A Paramecium; Stephen Brodeur, Specto- graph; Jacqueline Cuddy, Bacteria Garden; Patricia Dextraze, Sugar Diabetes; Maria Dovidio, Plants; Randall Fisher, The Brain; Louise Fitzwater, Paper Making; Janice Flanagan, Ef- fects of Radiation upon a Chicken Embryo; Maureen Flynn, The Human Eye. Other projects were entered by Janice Gallagher, Air Pres- sure; Paula Glenny, Tooth Decay; Christine Godin, Protein Deficiency; Gail Grenier, Air Pressure; Roann Norton, Diges- tive System; Suzanne LeBlanc, Petrified Wood; Judith Green, The Eye; John McCarthy, Telescopes; Carol Pirone, Cosmetics; Darleen Saucier, Corals; Martha Stovall, Human Eye; Veronica Swieca, Microscopic Life in Fresh Water; Ann Thomas, Teeth; Robert Trainque, Osmosis; Karyn Turbide, The Heart; Pat- rick Turcotte, Electroplating. ICROSCOPIC LIFE Fi IN FRESH WATER | SPECTROGRAPH Sit | OF TOOL QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Stephen Brodeur’s Spectrograph project was awarded a first prize in the physics divi- sion. Together with the first-place winners in the chemistry and the biology divisions, Ste- phen represented SBHS at the regional sci- ence fair held at Worcester Polytechnic Insti- tute.