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

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Sophomore year found us walki with more assurance, and feeling that we did belong and did have our special place in the sun.

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: : } i a As freshmen, on November 16 and 17, of ’66, we competed with the sophomores, juniors, and seniors, in presenting our one-act play, ‘Readin’, 'Ritin’, and ’Rithmetic.’ Sister Mary Laurita directed the play. Denise Dion was the pretty young school teacher and James Duffy, the fussy and easily upset principal. The richest girl in town was Katherine Haaker while the poorest girl was Suzanne Murray. James Cournoyer was the boy who cried with- out provocation. The big boy was Michael Cote and the toughest and hardboiled was Kenneth St. Cyr. Stephen E. Belliveau was Narcissus Nice who never got in trouble. Taking the part of Liz Sharpe, inclining more on the dumb side, was Betty Morrissey. Cora Clay, the one in every school type, was played by Theresa Legendre. Elaine Fife was the garrulous, eccentric Mrs. Gribley. 22 Sikh ET

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Forty sophomores were perfect in attendance freshman year: Catherine Austin Diane Godin Louise Morin Diane Beauchemin Mary Hackett Kevin Mullahy Robert Bergeron Christine Haverty Sandra Nault Eileen Berube Lois Joslin Vincent O’Connell Karen Boudreau Elizabeth Langlois Dean Pellegrini Donna Bourgault Janice Laverdiere Daniel Quinn Gloria Caissey Jeannette LeBlanc James Richard Ralph Comeau Leslie LeBlanc Brian Slattery Janice Dauphinais Stephen LeBlanc Susan Taylor Denise Dauphinais John Loiselle Susan Tellier Paul Dedeian Denise Lord Mary Trudel Thomas Dodge Diane Macchio Fabio Ulliano Elaine Fife Sheila McDonald James Wironen Joanne Monahan On the sports page of the Blue and Gold were Raymond Bedard and John Hanley. Other sophomores on the school paper were: Catherine Austin Janice DiPietro Sheila McDonald Kathleen Baker Elaine Fife Renda Moran Susan Bean Judith Hammond Catherine Morrizzo Eileen Berube Christine Haverty Betty Morrissey Jan Boudreau Kathleen Kittredge Mary Mulloy Melanie Brown Elizabeth Langlois Patricia O’Dea Jane Carbone Sharon LeBlanc Diane Pagnotta Kathleen Costello Theresa Legendre Patricia Rouisse Dianne Macchio Beverly Roy Winners in the National Essay Contest were: Jeanne Boudreau Janice Dauphinais Sharon LeBlanc Elaine Caron Patricia Kearney Louise Morin Patricia Kearney and Katherine Haaker were awarded medals in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Jeanne Boudreau, Kathleen Kittredge, and Joan Lavoie also entered the contest.