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

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As frosh we faced new frontiers fearlessly September of ’61 saw us enrolled as freshmen at- SBHS. Our classes in the portables brought us a new experience which we liked because of the novelty of it. We were 199, the third largest class in the school. We vaunted two sets of twins—Jean and Joan Brosnan and Gilberte and Ginette Richard. Outstanding in the Vocation project were freshmen Louise Cote, Bernice Isabelle, Don- na Saucier, Denise Raboin, Monica Krysiak. Standing: Louis Armilotti, Donald LeBlanc, Justine Gagnon, Joyce Cormier, Joan Brosnan, Leonard Nadeau, Thomas Nadeau. Memories of what used to DCreaS vie recall our days assis. Frosh Sophs 8 Juniors

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Our first day as Freshmen introduced us to our school day of seven periods— Religion, Algebra, World History, English, Corrective English, Latin, and a study period. We had scarcely become acclimated when we were initiated into the Diocesan Declamations. Participating were Louis Armilotti, Roberta Bensuk, Joanne Boutotte, Ralph Brassard, Anne Enright, Carmelita Giambrocco, Elaine LeBlanc, Richard Le- Blanc, Kathryn Lee, Sheryl Leonard, Sheryl Loiselle, Diann Mittola, John Norman, Frederick Paradise, Christine Redmond, Michael Scanlon, Marcia Woodcome, Don- na Saucier, Charles Tellier. Top declaimers: James Ruberti, Susan Gastonguay, Jane Goudeau, Joseph De- Caria. Joan Paquette and Thomas Mullins made the all-school play—The Happy Haunting Ground. Dianne Mittola, Kathleen Darcy helped with properties; and Brenda Sawyer, Kathryn Connors, Catherine Ward worked on the ticket committee. In the Christmas play were Vivi- enne Bedard, Susan Gastonguay, Barry May, John McManus. Seen on the dance floor at the Christmas dance were Richard LeBlanc and Susan Belliveau; Robert Pelletier and Elaine LeBlanc. Terry McElligott and Robert Foley were ushers. 19