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

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Glee club, row 1: Joan Gallagher, Diann Mit- tola, Sheila Holder, Kathryn Lee. Row 2: Sheryl Leonard, Paula Ballarin, Jane Goudreau, Eileen Donahue, Rayann O’Brien, Anne Dam- ien. Top row: Barbara Sova, Carmelita Giam- brocco, Kathleen Ellia, Joan McCarthy, Mar- cia Woodcome, Joyce Cormier, Vivienne Be- dard. Sophomores with biology projects at the Sci- ence Fair of ’63: Linda Antil Louis Armillotti Paula Ballarin Roberta Bensuk Paulette Bourque Jean Brosnan Joan Brosnan Kathryn Connors Louise Cote Martha DeBarge Robert DeLisle Sheila Flathers Robert Foley Dianne Fredenburg Joan Gallagher Carmelita Giambrocco Mary Jane Gonville Kathleen Hanley Bernice Isabelle Joseph Kirby Monica Krysiak Donald LeBlanc Elaine LeBlanc Kathryn Lee Sheryl Leonard Sheryl Loiselle Bruce Mandarano Tonia Marczukow Joan McCarthy John McCarthy Rene Marcotte Linda Morin Thomas Mullins Gerald Murphy Patrick Murphy Edward Nadeau Leonard Nadeau Robert Nichols Rayann O’Brien Walter O’Brien Frederick Paradise Robert Pelletier Diane Rahmberg Donald Rivard Sandra Rivers Kathryn Roberts Karen St. Cyr Constance St. Hilaire Patricia Sambito Donna Saucier Michael Scanlon Jane Siciliano Kathleen Solomito Barbara Sova Catherine Ward 22

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Better acquainted as Sophs September of ’62 found us enrolled as sophs to the number of 186. For the first time the Home Ec lab became a home- room to which some of us were assigned. As our new rooms in the convent annex were not ready, we were to occupy port- able rooms 45 and 46 until the end of December, when an orderly procession filed to the new quarters, carrying our school belongings. Room 11 continued to be a soph homeroom. But in spite of these changes, we soon got into the swing and rhythm of school life and entered into its activities. In the all-school play of November 6 and 7, Rayann O’Brien was Penny, a pretty little miss; Charles Tellier was her father, much ab- sorbed in his business; Joan Paquette was her busy club-minded mother; Richard Le- Blanc and Donald Rivard were publicity men. Marica Woodcome was in charge of properties, Sophomore boys now took over what had always been a senior honor-—the rais- ing and the lowering of the flag at the be- ginning and the close of each school day. James Ruberti, William Bourque, Don- nie Lamoureaux, and Charles Tellier faith- fully discharged this duty during soph year. 21

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1) 2209 4 Esa Biology was a subject taken by all sophomores. Thirty per cent of the class had projects on display at the Science Fair in the gym. Al- though in competition with juniors and seniors, sopho- mores received awards: Paula Ballarin’s Progress in Medicine merited 2nd place. Receiving honorable men- tion: Carmelita Giambrocco, Circulation; Elaine LeBlanc, Your Heart; Mary Jane Gon- ville and Sheryl Loiselle, the Earthworm; Bruce Manarano, the Heart; Leonard Nadeau, Fractional Distillation of Pe- troleum. cross SECTION eg