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

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‘ tas +e eet ee ee erat Lier eae On February 6, 1969, the class of ’72 enacted the three-act play, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, under the direction of Sister Mary Laurita. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, under disguise, concoct an elaborate escape plan to free Jim, the runaway slave. The hilarious masquerade continues until Aunt Polly steps into the picture but all is not lost for Jim and the boys. Twelve freshmen took part in the production: Huckleberryahinneer sera tei ee hierar emer Cal iccnandry, Tomisawyer— hisipalityn ss tele letsisis ee cher ste eee arn ert Daniel Albert HIM ano DOVEenr ietaicicie craeedeieiniieic ee eta eee OLN O-Sullivan PInesherit iaewetere ceteris io oie vi ene siehele. ror amen either) OL SICLIANO Silasibbelps=piantel aan eres stars ei aoe ace ine Aires ee rere Dennis: O;ROuUskE Sallvebhelps=iSiwil Cutters sc cacigs 6 siete ete et i cholate he Remar hetero ents OLISC. Garon ElaMacstheudauchteraeser 10.11. ceteris aero iit Re OeCCabtidcea ul FAURE OY Senneterre terciri tris). tele inte clea a's eisiele eel eee) Oanne © ourtemancne Mamiya ainal@errrtae histtel siete sia ciacete tee) Peietenn eter eee Diane bourgalt Gee-Gee—new daughter. nidacs eae ation tieeaeinne E lcanon McManus MrseDanrellt riers tetcrecicc ct sa crcistercie che sletsiel one een: meres Debra. Dumont Mis SELOLCHKISSBaepeteneeey eter cictel ccs eter cls cic cichcceminier aeons site are Nan CVarUINeS CostumesandsDecotmea neice: cenit trie ee ete USally MaakeL Janet Landry .

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a TURNING BACK TO THE BEGINNING Freshmen, 222 strong, we entered SBHS. Rev. Martin P. Donahue was our headmaster and Sister Joan, our principal. Class spirit soared high when our frosh gridsters defeated Hudson 14-0 in their opening game of the season. We were invited to join the Suspenders Club and chose Katherine Cleary and Patricia Kelly to represent our class. We attended Miss Mary Curtin’s lectures on proper etiquette, and also the National Theater productions such as “Androcles and the Lion.” We enjoyed the all-school assemblies especially the rallies. The Winter Carnival was fun although our snow sculpture, a whale, did not win a prize. We followed our basketball team as it captured the NCMC championship, the District III crown, and finally a berth at the Boston Garden. A new beginning ... a fresh start .. . a class in the making ... excitement ... apprehension ... aching newness... wrong class ... confusion ... feeling lost ... longing to belong ... looking up to mighty seniors . . . uncertain but always searching to find the answer to many questions.

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As sophomores...a much-at-home feeling...a year of foolishness and a lot of fun . . . a class becoming more and more united . . . tackling money-raising problems and plans. . . the Barbecue of ’70—our first big class project.