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

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Preparing for classes means much outside cover- age. The library, a favorite haunt of both students and teachers alike, becomes even more important to the department heads as they constantly forage any new projects suitable for integration within their particular fields. Sister Mary Anselm Sister Mary Borgia Sister Mary Esther Sister Mary Jean English Social Sciences Business Foreign Languages Mr. Thomas Lane Sister Mary Lorraine Sister Mary Virginia Mathematics Science Classics N

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DEDICATION To Sister, With Love © She gave us her friendship through the year; she taught us to stand straight and tall without fear; she spent many hours telling us about God and man; she lived what she believed and practiced what she taught; this is our own Sister Mary Borgia Therefore we, the graduating class of 1968, gratefully dedicate our yearbook to Sister Mary Borgia for her tireless efforts and constant sacrifices in formulating the stand- ards of today’s Bernardians. Sister has been at St. Bernard’s since its institution and from that time has been a source of inspiration to the undertakings of each and every student. With rosy face and girlish giggle, Sister has been a constant exemplar of the true Bernardian spirit. It is for these reasons and for many more that we dedicate our 1968 Bernardian To Sister, With Love....

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Serving as a spot of refuge and repose, the quiet Project Room, off the main library, becomes the meeting place for both old and new faces during their periods “off.” Miss Debra Bagnell Mr. George Dunn Mr. Richard Grant Mr. Francis Lafortune Spanish, English Geometry Guidance Math r. Richard Lamothe Mr. Bernard LeClair Mr. Thomas McGuirk Mr. Charles McManus Mr. David Szady History Mechancial Drawing Biology English Science Math Humanities Math Mr. James Taddeo Mrs. Edmund Burke Mrs. Warren Fisher Mrs. Russell Johnson History, English Secretary Secretary Cafeteria We welcome to our lay faculty Miss Bagnell, the first woman lay teacher on the SBHS faculty, Mr. LeClair, a former Bernardian student, and Mr. Grant, an experienced guidance counselor. 13