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

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Our Sto ry Coloring Book Early October and already the maple trees in the patio at the rear of the - school are beginning to cover the grass with their leaves. Soon, the maples will be “most colorful in their autumn hues of red and gold. 6

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This is our story—our story coloring book. A story and a coloring book still hold a fascination for us as they did when we were children. Our story begins from the beginning—our freshman days at SBHS. We have to admit it wasn't all rosy-tinted. There were times, at first, when we felt lonely, and lost, and wanted so much to feel that we really belonged. But it wasn’t long before the sun broke through the gray clouds and our days were rosy-pink. Soph days were days when we were really “getting to know you, getting to know all about you.” After the success of our first big class project—a barbecue for the entire school, our spirits were high and brightly colored with cheerful orange hues. Junior year and that upperclassman feeling of being able to climb every mountain and ford every stream. Nothing seemed to dampen our spirits or daunt our courage in our efforts to make the JSR of 67 the best ever.

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Let’s begin at the beginning and color rose pink A sleepless night for frightened frosh...a feeling of loneliness mixed with belonging... an awe- some building with a search for rooms we've never seen before... the joy of now and then seeing a face we knew..the thrill of a rally ...the joy of belonging...a new world of football games. . . of do-nuts at a record hop... of cokes at Barone’s... of fribbles at Friendly’s... altogether it was a fun-packed freshman year, so let’s color it a warm rosy pink. Top row: Lee Pellegrini, Suzanne Narbonne, Stephen Keat- ing, Annette Vachon, Kevin O’Brien, Claire Antil Holy Bible service: Margaret Fournier, Anne McCarthy, Anne Tiernan, Kathleen Shugrue, Carleen DiMassa, Kathleen Hardy, and Martha Killelea. Top row: John Hawthorne, William Thomas, David Cormier, Michael Cotton, Joseph Brideau. Row 4: Richard Rivard, James Duchesneau, Paul Caci, Mark Christian, Wil- liam Reed. Row 3: Janice Couture, Sandra Carnivale, Mary Ellen Garlick, Anne Gagne, Pamela Fraser. Row 2: Anne Leger, Lucille Cormier, Peggy Legere, Sandra Morand, Sandra Murray. Row 1: Kevin White, Robert Pierce, Steven Dodge, Mark Maynard, Ralph Solomito. Frosh Gridsters: Alfred Aubuchon, Richard Bellefeuille, George Bilotta, David Brassard, Joseph Brideau, Paul Brideau, Michael Burns, Richard Burns, Paul Caci, David Cormier, Steven Dodge, James Duchesneau, Shaun Enright, Stephen Finneron, Dennis Frank, Mark Hurley, Stephen Keating, Ralph Ledger, Stephen McCarthy, Matthew McDermott, Kevin O’Brien, Mark O’Connor, Jeffrey O'Neil, Leo Piro, Richard Rivard, Barry Schwarzel, James Small, Douglas Surina, William Thomas, Kevin White. JV hoopsters: John Carroll, Mark Hurley, Stephen Finneron, Matthew McDermott, and James Small. Eminent merit certificates in the nationwide Latin contest were awarded to Clare Antil, Gale Carfagna, Nancy Mammone, and William Thomas.