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

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Forty sophs had their projects on display at the twelfth annual St. Bernard’s high school science fair, held in the school gym March 15 through 17. oe THE HUMAN SKELPTON | AR em Judith Allain— the human eye Carolyn Bean—the heart Michele Belisle — life among formicids Thomas Burns — vitamin deficiency Edward Byrne — Photosynthesis Albert Carlin — Palcontology Verne Casavoy — anatomy of man and dog Marie Charette — brain functions William Cochlin— animal tissues John Dedeian and Thomas Pagnotta—the human skele- ton Kevin Enwright — chordates and vertebrae Thomas Garlick — blood typing Margaret Hanley — penicillin Joanne Kane — pasteurized and homogenized milk Elaine LeBlanc — genetics Christine Lewis —tooth decay Robert Lussier — echinoderms Robert McColl — human heredity Dorothy Metivier— blood types John Monahan — roots Linda Quinn — effect of exercise on body AUMANHEART ART IS THE STROMOEST MUSCLE your t BODY YOUR HEART IS as STRONG AS AN MOBILE ENGINE THAT COULD RUN 70 WITHOUT OVERHAULING THE HEART foeee cured ONWER NUBING ITS LIFE TO OOTHDECAY TF | ware sor TEN EIVE + STORY OFM Science Fair Sophs CAMERA-Image goes through the lens and WEEDS {STANDING MENACE TO 28 registers on the Film PE ET ST T - Se pupil contracts and relaxes to admit the amount of liaht

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In French 1 class, Margaret Charlton tackles a difficult verb form. Yvette Gamache helps with the costumes in the Christmas pageant. Sharon Finneron practices her declamation selection. Top row: Deborah Allen, Margaret Charlton, Deborah Senay, Patricia Jacques, Michele Be- lisle, Kathleen Keating, Maureen McHugh. Row 2: Thomas Pagnotta, Charles St. Martin, Michael Morse, Paul Crowley, Arthur Trudel, Robert McCaffrey, Paul Leger, David Beaulac. Row 1: Joanne Mann, Ellen Pellegrini, Sharon Finneron, Priscilla Duchesneau, Gail Wotton, Carolyn Bean. + +8 + 494 04 The annual barbecue was held on Sunday, June 6, from 2:00 to 8:00 atthe Bernardian Bowl. Hundreds of Bernies attended and took part in the relay races, tugs of war, three- legged races and various other activities. The fun was cli- maxed by a fried chicken din- ner. John Osowski and Wanda Reese were elected as co-chair- men, assisted by Jane Brod- eur, Joanne Kane, Carol Leger, Joanne Mann, Kevin Grier, Robert McCaffrey, Wil- liam Mulloy, and George Shuf- fer. Mr. Thomas McGuirk, class advisor, assisted the group.

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Deborah Senay received first honorable mention for her project—the rotation of polarized light. Also receiving honorable mention were Carolyn Bean—the heart; Sandra Testagrossa— Geiger counter; Paul Tag- liavia— the human heart. Other sophs with projects displayed were: Jean Rahmberg—the digestive system; Walter St. Cyr— troublesome weeds; Charles St. Martin—circulatory system; Laura St. Pierre—dicon and monocot plants; Anthony Taylor— ecosystem in aquarium form; Arthur Trudel—dicot stem inner tissues; Linda Withington — THE ROTATIO the human eye. POLARIZED | Me AMONG FTHE iF O a M - C 2 DS ANNI rd a EGG-L ARVA-GRUB-ANT CASTES wh} MALE QUEEN WORK ER SIDELIGHTS Baty bee es