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

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In the Christmas play of ’63, Gerald Murphy, Terry McElligott, and Michael Scanlon were the Three Kings. Mary Daly sang an Ave Maria and Di- ann Mittola, a Christmas roundelay. Stage managers were Thomas Krysiak, Robert Nichols, and Donald Rivard. Singing Christmas carols were Paula Ballarin, Vivienne Bedard, Kathleen Ellia, Jane Goudreau, Jean LeBlanc, Sheryl Leonard, Joan McCarthy, Diann Mittola, Susan Regan, Karen St. Cyr, Constance St. Hilaire, Barbara Sova, and Marcia Woodcome. The Nativity scene, Robert Nichols, Mic hael Scanlon, Charles Tellier, Donald Rivard, Juniors in the Glee Club.

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I was once just a sophomore boy, Peaceful and ordinary, When all at once it happened, boom! They made a knight out of me. Open the doors, carry the books, To fair damsels’ needs I comply; Never a quibble, never a smirk, Just a couple of thousand deep sighs. Chivalry day for the girls in the soph class is just fine but the same can’t be said for the boys who must play the part of a Sir Galahad. But it happens for only a day and after com- pleting the Idylls of the King. At school every day and on time during sophomore year were Bruce Beaudoin, Raymond Bedard, Roberta Bensuk, James Boucher, Jo- anne Boutotte, Nancy Burke, Frank Catalfamo, Janice Couture, Armand Dion, Justine Gag- non, Joan Gallagher, Carmelita Giambrocco. Other sophs also were Jane Goudreau, Kenneth Haimila, Monica Krysiak, Donald Le Blanc, Jean LeBlanc, Linda LeBlanc, Bruce Mandarano, Thomas Mullins, Edward Nadeau, Leonard Nadeau, Robert Nichols, John Nor- man, Walter O’Brien, Frederick Paradise, Mary Queenan, Denise Raboin, Ginette Rich- ard, Sandra Rivers, James Ruberti, Karen St. Cyr, Barbara Sova, Charles Tellier, Jeannette Wasznicky, Marcia Woodcome. Working on the Blue and Gold staff were Roberta Bensuk, Ralph Brassard, Jean Brosnan, Diane Ciuffetti, Susan Gastonguay, Kathleen Hanley, Elaine LeBlanc, Linda LeBlanc, Sheryl Leonard, Patrick Murphy, Robert Pelletier, Joan Paquette, Denise Raboin, Diane Rahm- berg, Constance St. Hilaire, Michael Scanlon, Marcia Woodcome. Meriting a National High School Essay Certificate were Jean Brosnan, Kathryn Con- nors, Martha DeBarge, Susan Gastonguay, Mary Jane Gonville, Denise Raboin, Diane Rahmberg, Nancy St. Laurent, Brenda Sawyer, and Judith Siciliano. 28

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James Ruberti, Priscilla Gaudet, Jean Brosnan, Richard LeBlanc. Other declamation contestants were Bruce Beaudoin, Joanne Boutotte, Tonia Marczukow, Diann Mittola, Patrick Murphy, Joan Paquette, Donald Rivard, James Ruberti, Constance St. Hilaire, Michael Scanlon, Charles Tellier, and Dolores Trainque. French Club officers were Salvatore Ciuf- fetti, Priscilla Gaudet, Richard LeBlanc, and Linda Antil. Top row: Mary Queenan, Anne Damien, Priscilla Gaudet, Dolores Trainque; Kathleen Ellia, Kathleen Cackett. Row 4: Claudette Salafia, Catherine Ward, Louise Cote, Donna Saucier, Linda LeBlanc. Row 3: Denise Raboin, Nancy Madigan, Jo- anne Boutotte, Nancy Bourque, Patricia Tonry. Row 2: Ralph Brassard, Donald Le- Blanc, Sandra Martines, Leonard Nadeau, Bruce Blanc, Sandra Martines, Leonard Nadeau, Bruce Beaudoin. Row 1: Jeannette Wasnicky, Rena Marcotte, Frank Catalfamo, Patricia Viau, Paulette Bourque. 30 Our Junior year was the best of all The first thrilling event of our Junior year was the election of our class officers. James Ruberti was elected president; Priscilla Gaudet, vice-president; Richard LeBlanc, treasurer; and Jean Brosnan, secretary. The Diocesan Declamation contest kept some of us busy early in the school year. Participating were Paula Ballarin, Joseph DeCaria, Susan Gastonguay, Jane Goudreau, Salvatore Ciuffetti, Kathleen Hanley, Elaine LeBlanc, Linda LeBlanc, Bruce Mandarano, Barbara Sova.