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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

The Senior Class of St. Bernard’s High School Fitchburg, Massachusetts Present “A Long and Winding Road” In the 1974 BERNARDIAN, Volume XLVI FITCHBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY FITCHBURG, MAss, At the start in freshman year we looked ahead And saw before us a very long and winding road, A way that seemed endless, twisting in and out, Seemingly beckoning us on to take a first step. Constantly moving forward one step at a time, We persevered through the light and the dark, Each one of us at his own pace to the very end. Contents I. A Review ll. Senior Candids itl. Administration IV. Faculty V. Senior Portraits Vi. Activities Vil. Juniors VII. Sophomores 1X. Freshmen Supporters Fa 8 te 80 RT ays so swi 4d inding, have seemed long and w 6 REMEMBER WHEN... = We took those first steps at St. Bernard’s High And everything seemed so bewildering and strange With so many new faces we had never seen before. How we longed to see familiar places and friends! Upstairs and downstairs we searched for our rooms, Sometimes finding them readily and sometimes not. Imagine our chagrin when told to take the elevator And finding out all too soon that none such existed. ... WE WERE THE FRESHMEN BSRNARDS, 7s Pe CMERe Thomas Landry, a freshman, played a leading role in the operetta, ‘“The Red Mill.” As an American tourist stranded in a little Dutch town, he provided much of the comedy and laughter throughout the operetta. Freshman boys served at the Christmas dance of ‘71 in the school auditorium. suneid | om DONA ynneitthlith Seal amen Naaatens Retaie at eifate,(a 'c uie siiel'sr ejie.e) = lege site 'e S L SALLY AND SAM ol at Best Acting Awards HICRDSVCHE arate) cit erate ee ee cee ee LV in NOWLIN Sarah Hani ee ese res kone by v stephen Gastonguay Presented by Father Carelli Freshman play FUSS V CRC mine erate asi ierists) = ots et TeGOry: ROberge Directed by WT GNCTOSS Se oe a oh eee a oe . .Margaret Haley Mary Lynn Nowlin Sister Mary Laurita MISESOUal Canon aie iets ses, a=, Loeboral Carle Stephen Gastonguay ; Matildae ss cree aiticieeten enc or Ree ee ale ee JUGY: Leger Assisted by MUSSER UIC aipretteeaceeeeten ce riateainthiny = ss ones a USaN lives Margaret L’Ecuyer PAEXm et ee on eet iosce ss ces shichard, Krauss Others in the cast: Dennis Allaire Gary LeBlanc Edward Barber Juliana McManus Mary Bianchini Michael Steinbring Diane Cormier Barbara Stone Diane Goodale Diane Tremblay We felt we had gone quite a way On that long, long winding road When we held our class elections And now had officers all our own. Down at the Bowl we felt a big thrill As we saw our sophs out on the field Valiantly playing the gridiron game As our cheerleaders cheered them on. 10 . THEN WE WERE SOPHS Then when we began our sophomore year in ‘70 We felt so grownup, mature, and worldly-wise. We walked with our heads held high in the air and with certainty and assurance in our gait. TE ee : Sophomores with a role in the operetta, ‘“The Student Prince:’” Denis Arsenault, Paul Chiasson, James Donnelly, Thomas Landry, James McNamara, Laura Powell, Susan Rousseau, Claude Thibeault. Sophomore play THE IMAGE Directed by Mrs. Gorton A man is accused of wrong doing. What is the reaction of his family? The Mother Susan Lepore The Wife Nancy Day The Daughter Mary Lynn Nowlin The Advisors Thomas Landry Stephen Mathieu Costumes Cinthia Lawless Make-up _ Kathleen Joseph Best Acting Awards Thomas Landry Mary Lynn Nowlin 15 GETTING THERE... JUNIOR YEAR 16 unior year found us at the half-way mark Yn the road we thought so long and winding. ow we could look back to the days departed nd look forward hopefully to those ahead. waiting us were two big longed-for thrills— Jur class rings and a JSR to be unsurpassed. 20 MISTER VINCENT was the one-act play produced by the Juniors. Donna LeBlanc was the mother; Thomas Landry, the father. Susan Lepore and Lynn Nowlin were their two daughters. Kathleen Joseph and Gregory Roberge were their friends. Stephen Gastonguay was the myster- ious Mister Vincent Best Acting Awards were presented to Susan Lepore and Stephen Gastonguay. Miss Matachinskas directed the play. Brian Belliveau had charge of lighting and sound effects. 21 22 Junior class officers: James Donnelly, Mary Bianchini, Paul Chiasson, Mary Bilotta, Anne Guazzo. Cheerleaders: Lynne Henault, Marilyn McCarthy, Mary Rice. Times and places new we know Faces fresh and seasons strange But the friends of long ago Do not change. 23 JUNIORS FETE SENIORS Over the operetta of April 12 and 13, And Juniors were now free to rehearse For their biggest class event so far— The night of all nights—the great JSR. Then after weeks of many frustrations And rehearsals that seemed so terrible How good it was to have a ray of hope And see a fine show slowly taking form. How united we Juniors were As together we worked as one Each one doing his job well Whether on stage or on floor! The hall took on a gala look With its statues and fountains And the high flowered archway Through which seniors entered. Junior boys and girls served Each senior seated at table A dinner truly fit for a king From beginning-to-end courses. The joy of hearing laughter Resound throughout the hall As Seniors clapped, enjoying Our songs, skits, and dances. But there were tears there, too, As seniors thought of their JSR Now a thing of the vanished past And stored in the halls of memory. JSR Dances, Skits and Songs The Ballerinas Barone’s Edith Anne Football Reunion Graduation ‘73 Heap of Living Thank You! Laugh In Mr. Bojangles Sunrise Sunset Teenager in Love The Tree Friends are Leaving You Promised Me Valley of the Dolls In St. Bernard’s Wonderful World Chorus Hits Almost There Out of Town Father Carelli Feeling Groovy For All We Know Getting to Know You Herod’s Song Impossible Dream Joy to the World Living Together Lollipops and Rainbows Losing You Our Day Will Come Precious and Few School’s Out Seniors The Last Song To Seniors with Love Where You Lead With a Little Help Choreography Kathleen Joseph Laura Powell Francois Vachon Music Dennis Arsenault Lisa Bramante Lucille Legendre Sharon Morin Anne Marie Pauley Linda Sanfilippo Claude Thibeault ™ N THE KING AND | King—Thomas Landry Anna—Stephanie LeBlanc Louis—David Godin Thiang—Mary E. O’Sullivan Prince—Mark Bilotta Kralahone—Paul Chiasson Tuptim—Susan Lepore Lun Tha—George Ramos Captain—Michael Sweeney Interpreter—Jeffrey Chiasson Phra Alack—Barry Siciliano Sir Edmund—David Lemoine Guards—Paul Bedard Craig Driscoll Mark Roy Claude Thibeault Wives—Susan Belliveau Mary Carbone Lucia Dovidio Kathleen Landry Susan Morand Lynn Nowlin Ann Marie Pauley Laura Powell Kathleen Robideau Susan Rousseau Jaime Welch Ballet—Margaret Lavin Christine Courtemanche Elaine Powell Helen Regan Vivian Williams Mary Jane Nikitas Director— Sister Mary Laurita Music— Sister Mary Margaret Accompanist— Diane Farineau Ballet Music— Sister Mary Veronica Program— Sister Cecile Choreographer— Margaret Lavin Stage Manager— William Greenan ‘ aos ii, “Genuinity’’ is the great quest of our age. We want things repre- sented just as they are—Sincere, frank, true, and free from all sham. We have tried to tell our story here at SBHS just as it is now or as it happened before. Almost there, Seniors! Almost at the end of a long and winding road! 30 It was Monday morning on a mid-September da That these senior shots at random were taken Skies were gray and leaden with drizzling rain, With no sun breaking through the clouds, And everything called off down at the Bowl. i = sasha rR DNS ALINE AEE NNER R LETTE Ree Cnt eas Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. —Carl Schurz A smile costs nothing, but gives much. It enriches those who receive, without making poorer those 0 give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. 37 Two days have bothered men for years Have worried them with needless fears But yesterday is past and done, Tomorrow has not yet begun, So make the most of this one day. CHRISTIAN EIFE COMMUNITY Officers Sheila Kirby Susan Rousseau Catherine Carbone Margaret Carroll Union Officers Patricia Carroll Patricia Marsh Cinthia Lawless Linda Wolski STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Edward Barber Judy Leger James McNamara Lynn Nowlin Senior class Representatives Kathleen Joseph Elizabeth Kaake Cinthia Lawless Joan Lincourt Gregory Roberge 40 ik A 3 5 5 | A : 3 4 a + . : yee cf ¢ Z ie Senior Varsity Cheerleaders 1973 and ‘74 Anne Guazzo Lynne Henault Marilyn McCarthy Mary Rice An appetizing hot lunch is prepared each day by Mrs. Rodier and her assistants the Mrs. Corbett, Craigen, Hagerman, LeBlanc, and Perla. Also rendering servic ... the cafeteria break ... are the custodians Mr. Mooney and Mr. Delphia. = NISSEN’S NISSEN’S Steven Papoojian devours his favorite magazine; and Sister Mary , 2 =| ne) ® A ee Oo a ie —_ fo) s _ ® H ox 7 cS ay a a ° c —- ise] a — ® — Ly Yn a Oo = — ‘a € oO es 2 om ° oO _— S is] — 2 =| oO @® al = James concentrates on important library details. Searching for life’s meaning Satisfying the need for sociability Returning to Nature Encountering Christ Denouncing the emptiness of modern life THE SPIRIT OF TODAY'S TEENAGER ““... you are seeking first of all to be authenticall human. You are looking for the meaning and tru value of life, and you seem to have found tw answers—temporary ones, but in themselves the are excellent. You find your preferred life style in belonging to group. Within a compatible circle of friends, yo are once again finding a way to satisfy the need f sociability that many people thought you ha rejected. Man canno t live alone; he needs to be member of a community; he needs conversatio friendship, giving, and receiving, and love. Then there is another thing. You are seeking an finding a return to nature, to the open air, th mountains, the fields, or the sea. You prefer rustic, almost ascetic simplicity but you feel th need to admire beautiful things and to enjo natural beauty and spontaneous song. But is all this enough? Might it not be a stimulus, preface, a form of prophecy for the coming of voice that says everything, an encounter that giv everything? We mean Christ—yes, Christ. Perha you are unaware that you are walking toward Hi We can tell you that He is walking toward you. Some of you say you are bored with everythin There is in the attitude of many young people sense of uneasiness...It seems to us we ca discern something profundly interesting in thi restlessness; that is, the sincerity of your spirit which are not afraid to denounce the emptin that modern life not only leaves but deepens within you. It is an emptiness deprived of tru strong ideals, deprived of reasons worthy of givin life meaning, value, and faith. The time comes when we must be “persons”, th is, people who live according to given principle Can a person live without principles? Can one wal in darkness? We need a light. Jesus said: ‘’! am th light of the world.’’ Recognize in Him the tru spiritual guide of your life—the moral “‘leader’”’ our time. A Christian is not a zero man, indifferent, insigni icant, irresponsible. He is not a “reed” bending the wind blows, ready to yield to the sway of fad interests, or public opinion. He is a logical, co sistent, responsible, free, and at the same time, faithful man. —Excerpts from talks to youth by Pope Paul VI. SEVENTEEN SEVENTY-FOUR SPIRIT 1774 was not a happy year for Boston. Since June, the sea gate to this busiest seaport in North America was sealed by British warships, no ship getting in or out. Most of the people were without jobs now that the harbor was closed and would not be opened until the tea dumped into the sea was paid for. Immediate response to the threat of starvation began moving in at once not only from the nearby towns but from the other colonies. Bostonians would live although belts were tightened. Fires of resentment burned bright at Boston’s sorry plight. On the village greens of New England, the ‘‘minutemen” began to drill. Hastily-gathered conventios discussed Boston’s sad condition. In far-away Virginia, George Washington declared, ‘‘I’ll raise a thousand men, subsist them at my own expense, and march myself at their head for the relief of Boston.” DLR) | ae PIXe ey et ce Rte cama Smuggled out of Ireland, at the age of fourteen, Nano Nagle was sent to Paris to finish her education. Penal laws in force at that time forbade any attempt to educate a Catholic. School days over, Nano enjoyed the gay social life of Paris and the Royal Court of King Louis XV. Returning to Ireland, she was appalled at the sight of the wretched condition of the poor. But what could she do about it? She saw no possible solution. She would return to France and in time forget all this misery she had seen. But the dismal tragedies of home could not be forgotten. She returned to Ireland determined to do something for her poor people. Putting her trust in God, and with quiet courage, she began alone. Her first step was to rent a small room to bea classroom for thirty of the poorest children. She well knew that in doing this, she was committing a crime punishable with imprisonment, fine, and even death. The number of classrooms steadily increased. Nano met all expenses as well as feeding and clothing many of the pupils. But there came a time when she was penniless and for the rest of her life would have to beg for the funds to carry on her schools and other charitable works such as a home for the aged. In 1775 she laid the foundation of her religious order of the Sisters of the Presentation. To do all this was no rosy romance but the stark realism of constant contact with bleak and depressing poverty. Kind towards others, she was severe upon herself. Her day began at 5:00 and with prayer, before she began her work in the schools from 8:00 to 5:00. Often at night she was seen with a lantern in her hand visiting her poor in their miserable hovels. Instead of being praised, she was often criticized for being over zealous and imprudent. Her schools were said to be centers of crime and vice. Her purity was assailed when she befriended disreputable outcasts. After thirty years she was prematurely worn out. She was overtaxed in mind and body by the constant trials and opposi- tion that blocked her way. The April skies of 1784 were over Ireland and her green fields when Nano died. Love God, the poor, and one another, were her parting words to her sisters. She did not live to see them’ venture forth to Australia, to India, to Newfoundland, to the United States, and later to Africa and South America. Her Sisters of the Presen- tation have been at St. Bernard’s High School since 1926. 45 46 ADMINISTRATION Sister Joan Mulcahy, Principal Sister Margaret Garvey, Assistant Principal REVEREND JOHN D. THOMAS His Excellency Superintendent of Schools BERNARD J. FLANAGAN, D.D. Diocese of Worcester Bishop of Worcester f | 4 4 % ‘ i ; REVEREND MARTIN P. DONAHUE His Excellency Assistant Superintendent of Schools TIMOTHY J. HARRINGTON Auxiliary Bishop of Worcester 47 Almost at the end of that long winding road, With senior week, caps and gowns, graduatio Reserved for us when we'll finish our journe But before we reach that pinnacle of striving We'll make the most of the days that interve Earning and enjoying all our senior priorities Class Officers James Donnelly, president Mary Bianchini, vice-president Thomas Landry, treasurer Mary Bilotta, secretary Anne Guazzo,historian RAR CAR. REDE shal WEAN RE PRO SBA i ibe ota ERM | eT ih | re a sg = ba S Fs . bd PEPe LO £e 50 Susan Mary Albert Superior athlete excelling on soft-ball diamond and basketball court ...cOurage to say just what she thinks .. . honest and straightforward . outgoing and generous ... real knack for writing poetry. Intramurals 1,3; Language Fair 1,23; Basketball 3,4; Softball 3,4. Edward Brian Barber Popular and well-liked president of the Student Council ... an all-round athlete right at home on the gridiron ... determined spirit . . . never afraid to be the first to try the new and unusual. Dramatics 1,4; Glee Club 2; Intra- murals 3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Ring Committee; Speech 4; Student Coun- cil 1,24; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1.23.4; Track 2.3. Dennis James Allaire An affable gentleman with a friendly smile ... generous supply of jokes for every occasion ... happy when mechanical drawing period comes around ... never fails to be on the court at intramurals. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1,234; Language Fair 1,2; Football 2. Dennis Roland Arsenault Talented musician always willing to lend a hand in any school activity ... known for his quick wit and humor- ous ready comment ... sincere con- cern for others... smart dresser ... livens class discussions. Glee Club 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,234; Operetta 23,4. Karen Marie Allen Freckled and blue eyed ... fond of the wide open spaces and animal life ... horses her specialty ... carefree when in the saddle or in a sailing boat . avid basketball fan cheering at the games. Language Fair 2; National Essay 2. Christine Marie Barrette Cutely feminine Chris ... a likeable little redhead sure to be first in fashion ... looks up to everyone and down to no one freckled, friendly, and fun loving . . : quick to help and say nice things. Intramurals 2; Junior Achievement 1,2; Ring Ceremony 3. Diane Annette Beauchene A little girl with a powerful person- ality ... well known and well liked ... 4a lively talker never at a loss for words ... seen one minute and gone the next ... spirited and gay ...not one to gripe or grumble. Booster club 3;Christmas dance 4; Glee club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 3; Track 1; Yearbook 4. Susan Marie Belliveau Brainy Sue, a whiz in every subject and a straight-A girl . . . sympathetic and genuinely concerned ... always willing to get involved ... enjoys a challenge ... firm in her beliefs ... dedicated to her goals. “Blue and Gold” 3; Debating 1; Dra- matics 1,4; Glee club 1,23; Intra- murals 1,3,4; Language Fair 2.3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Honor 3,4; National Essay 2; Operetta 23,4; Science club 3; Speech 2.3; Yearbook 4. Suzanne Jeanette Beauchene Just as petite and cute as twin-sister Di ... a quick thinker with lots of spunk no horsing around when there's a job to be done ... JSR singer and dancer ardent class supporter full of vitality. “Blue and Gold” 4; Booster club 3; Christmas dance 4; Glee club 1,2; Intramurals 1,3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Yearbook 4. Sh ee to. 8 al David John Belliveau A new face in our midst last year... avid sports fan especially hockey ... alert and big in motion ... respon- sible and dependable ... careful in his decision making ... quiet deter- mination in getting his point across. Glee club 3; Intramurals 3,4; Lan- guage Fair 3; PAR 3. 51 Mary Anne Bianchini Lovey Mary ... a short-haired cutie who can keep smiling even when lugging a load . personable and attractive totally involved and dedicated vice-president with extra push to keep the class moving. Booster club 1,3,4; Dramatics 1,4; Intramurals 1,4; Language Fair 2,34; Operetta 2; Student Council 1; Bas- ketball 1,23,4; Softball 2.4; Class Officer 2,3, 4. Mary Ann Bilotta Dark-eyed energetic brunette warm hearted and _ friendly genuine, spontaneous outbursts ... popular class secretary who leads the way ... never downhearted ... sure to pull through in a tight situation. “Blue and Gold” 3; Intramurals 1,2; Language Fair 1,24; Operetta 2; PAR 3; Science club 3; Student Council 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Year- book 4; Class officer 2,3,4. Paula Marie Borg Sweetly tender and gentle . . . sympa- thetic and understanding ... your- friend-and-mine type ... never one to backstab ... aims high to get the best ... cheery outlook on life ... respects your likes and dislikes. “Blue and Gold” 4; Booster club 2,3; Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Language Fair 23; Operetta 1,24; Track 1; Yearbook 4. Ann Mary Boucher Cuteness that endures quietly friendly with everyone ... sensitive to the needs of others ... deeply concerned for people near and far... not a follow-the-crowd type ... loyal friend through thick and thin. CAM 1,2; Language Fair 1,2. Theresa Lucy Boucher Lively Terry never at a standstill ... eager to get things going. . . no dilly- dallier no trouble smiling or telling a joke determined in sticking to her guns... . quick thinker . extra smart when it comes to math. Intramurals 1,2,3; Language Fair 2; Operetta 2,4; PAR 3; Science club 1; Ring Ceremony 3. Marylis Ann Bramante Super star on court and pitcher's mound . mentally and physically alert ... unbeatable personality ... versatile and talented ... dares to do the daring master touch with drum sticks and tickling of piano keys. Language Fair 2.3; PAR 2,3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Softball 23,4. David Edward Boudreau Sports fan with a big interest in hockey ... at home on the ski slopes with its ups and downs... up on the latest sports news ... willing to take on something new and different ... likes to meet people. Intramurals 2,3,4; Basketball 2. Claire Marie Bourque Sociable and well-liked Berky small in size but big of heart ...a large share of good looks ... keeps step with the latest fashions . . . inde- pendent spirit at hand when needed . looks forward to week- ends. Intramurals 1; Language Fair 2; Ski club 2,3. Deborah Eleanor Boudreau Warm-hearted Debbie wishing only the best for everyone ... a fashion- able dresser with long brown hair... animal interest especially the feline words well chosen and worth- while .. . likes basketball. Ring Ceremony 3. Steven Rene Brousseau Our class photographer and chess enthusiast personableness pleasing disposition and gentlemanly appearance speech and radio broadcasting interests big con- tributor to slide show success good golfer. “Blue and Gold’ 3; Boys’ State 3; Chess club 3; Intramurals 1; Lan- guage Fair 1; Slide Show 3; Speech 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Photog- raphy club 4. Di; 54 Timothy Lee Burnell Well-liked blond with a humorous comment to liven up the routine . sharp dresser ... hearty laugh ... lends a helping hand . likes his bowling and golf .. . math his subject . . . basketball his top sport. Intramurals 23,4; Language Fair 3. Margaret Theresa Carroll Regal in her tall, erect, slenderness like twin sister Pat ... pleasing lilt to her light step ... energetic and cap- able ... likes to get involved keenly aware of what’s going on . sure to be there to help out. Booster club 1,2,3,4; CAM 1,2; CLC 3,4; Glee club 1; Language Fair 2,3; Operetta 1,2,4; Basketball 2; Softball 1,2; Yearbook 4. Catherine Ann Carbone Well-favored Cathy of classic features and dark, luminous eyes ... a striking brunette always sure to have that neat, well-dressed look .. . nice singing voice heard in glee club and operetta .. . ardent CLC’er. CLC 23,4; Glee club 1,2; Language Fair 1,23; Operetta 1,2,4; PAR 2. u Deborah Ann Carle Very big in heart and personality ... sunny dispositon finding it easy to smile and laugh readiness to plunge into any activity ... always her own true self . creative in writing and with paint brush. Christmas dance committee 4; Dra- matics 1,4; Intramurals 23,4; Oper- etta 2,4; Basketball 4; Yearbook 4. Michelle Anne Carignan Wide and bright-eyed petite blonde with yards of long, silky hair... fair skinned and blushing propensity ... happy when doing the unusual .. contagious laugh and girlish giggle ... alert challenger. : Booster club 3,4; Christmas dance committee 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Na- tional Essay 2; Operetta 2,4. Patricia Ann Carroll Tall, slender Tricia with cute perki- ness and poise . . . eager and energetic much involved in and out of school . . . intelligent and well spoken . .. good basketball player with a lot of school spirit. Booster club 2,4; CAM 1,2; CLC 3,4; Glee club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 1,23; Operetta 1,24; PAR 1; Student Council 3; Basketball 2; Softball 7. Joseph Patrick Cataldo A standout in sports especially bas- ketball and baseball plenty of drive and determination well- liked warmheartedness and jovialty . @ real teaser ... sharp dresser . . towers above the crowd. Booster club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2; National Essay 3; Science club 2; Student Council 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, Foot- ball 7,2. Jane Ann Chartrand A slender curly-haired blonde Honest and dependable ... alert and keenly aware of what’s going on... good organizer ... firm grip on life . sunny cheerfulness ... pleasant perennial smiler ; .. math whiz. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Softball! 2. David Joseph Champagne Hockey enthusiast who plays and knows the game well... a newcomer adjusting himself readily and making friends quickly and lastingly ... ver- satile in his interests and abilities ... makes sound judgments. Intramurals 3; Language Fair 3; Hockey 3,4; Tennis 4. Paul Normand Chiasson Forceful debater and talented thes- pian playing many roles ... keen mind for science and math ... a future marine biologist ... big- hearted Pablo at your service... yen for scouting and outdoor activities. Audio-Visual 1; “Blue and Gold” 4; Debating 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Glee club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 23,4; National Honor 2,3,4; National Essay 2; Operetta 1,23,4; Science club 3,4; Speech 3,4,; Photography 4. xO 56 Steven Michael Cioffi A stalwart competitor on gridiron, diamond, and _ ice powerful hockey player showing determination and _ skill big in structure and popularity makes the best of what can’t be changed ... comical comebacks. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 7,2; Science club 1; Baseball 2,34; Football 1,2.3,4; Hockey 3,4. Diane Corine Cormier At the top in personality and scho- lastic standing ... gifted with being her own natural self detests phoniness . strongly independent in her thinking ... a sure winner at anything attempted much involved. Booster club 3; Dramatics 1; Glee club 1,2; Language Fair 2,3,4; Oper- etta 1,23; National Poetry 3; Science club 3. Thomas Patrick Cleary Witty and wise Tom with a yen for excitement sociable and even tempered ... fits in well in any group . a steady and dependable cross- country harrier ... likes his science classes . . . basketball his sport. Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2. Edward Cotton A tall athlete on basketball court sure to do a good job ... keenly alert to all that is going on .. . responsive and quick with his replies ... livens up classroom atmosphere inde- pendent thinker. Booster club 4; Christmas dance com- mittee 4; Language Fair 1,2.4; Oper- etta 1,23; Basketball 1.23.4; oa, Donna Lee Comeau Dainty, petite, and flowerlike blue eyes sparkle with every smile... sweetness plus ... gentle in her voice and manner but strong in her convic- tions ... a full-fledged optimist . our little “Edith Anne,” Intramurals 1,3; Language Fair 2,34; National Poetry 2.4; Ring Ceremony wD Tina Marie Cormier Superstar of ‘74 on the court ... softball swifty ... gay and vivacious . ready for excitement and adven- ture ... unexpected surprises clever manipulation of words level-headed and sure of herself. Booster club 3; CLC 2; Language Fair 1,2; Operetta 2; Basketball 1,23,4; Softball 23,4. Diane Marie Cournoyer Pixie-like cuteness with a sunny smile and catchy laugh ... confident and cOurageous in trying situations CYC cheerleader ... plenty of spirit and intelligence ... winter skier and summer sailor. Glee club 1; Intramurals 2,3,4,; Lan- guage Fair 1,2.3,4; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Operetta 2. Tall, dark, good-looking athlete ex- celling in basketball, cross country, and golf ... brilliant mathematician distinctive characteristics strong in his beliefs and ably upholds them... adventurous. Chess club 3; Intrumurals 3,4; Lan- guage Fair 3; PAR 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,234; Cross Country 23,4; Football 1; Golf 3,4. Yvette Marie Courtemanche Extra tiny and girlish with big ex- citable eyes ... dainty and ladylike . resourceful and skilled in coping with any situation ... not one to be intimidated ...takesafirmstand... wizard in math classes. “Blue and Gold” 4; Boosters club 3,4; Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 1; Intramurals 3,4; Lan- guage Fair 2.4; Ski club 3.4; Year- book 4. Nancy Lee Cromwell Carefree and at times unpredictable imaginative yet logical thinker always asking questions . .. noted for her friendly smile and helping hand . likes to get involved in all the happenings. oi 58 Mark Andrew Crotty Car enthusiastic . big interest in automative mechanics ... knows all the pros and cons of tape recording . likes his technical drawing class . a friendly fellow with a distinc- tive haircut. Intramurals 1,3; Language Fair 1; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Yearbook 4. JoAnn Darcy Casual, carefree Jo ... dynamic and versatile with plenty of go and initi- ative ... open and frank ...not one to beat about the bush . readily accepted in any group. original ex- pressions that get to the point. Intramurals 1,4; Language Fair 2; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Yearbook 4. Karen Ann Deneen An A-1 basketball! player since frosh days ... an unforgetable freckle- faced grin . alertness that never misses a trick . . . does some real good thinking ... clever way with words . .. Sure to be in some dilemma. CLC 1; Language Fair 2; Operetta 2,4; Student Council 1; Basketball bP pies Paula DiBenedetto Energetic and enthusiastic ... readi- ness to face the unusual and tackle it . .. gets things done well .. . creates a wholesome air of sweetness and gaiety ... inner and outer attractive- ness ...geometry whiz. Booster club 23; Glee club 2; Lan- guage Fair 2,3; Operetta 1,24; PAR 1,2; Science club 2; Ring Ceremony we John Christopher DiTommaso Scientific mind ... intelligently rea- sons things out ... sure to have a solution to almost all the problems ...no loafer when there’s work to be done ... archery and auto racing his biggest hobbies. Chess club 4; Intramurals 4; Golf 4. Carol Marie Evans Spirited and peppy ... a real stand- Out in personality and looks warm hearted and generous .. . looks before she leaps ... freely gives her opinion ...sure to be cheerful and in a good mood ... beach lover. Glee club 1; Language Fair 23,4. James Patrick Donnelly Our Mr. President putting the class on its feet and keeping it there ...a man of action with definite goals .... fearless job tackler ... determined athlete on gridiron and hockey rink ... annual haircut. Intramurals 1,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1; Baseball 1,2; Basketbal 2; Football 1,23,4; Hockey 3,4; Year- book co-editor; Class officer 23,4. Carol Ann Foley Lively and likeable Carol ... girlish and cutely freckled ... ably gets her point across ... willing to share her worthwhile ideas compliments rather than criticizes ...no airs nor pretences ... much involved. Booster club 3; Glee club 1; Intra- murals 1,2,4; Language Fair 2; Ring Ceremony 3; Student Council 2; Yearbook 4. Debbie Ann Dumont Tall and slender Deb with big blue eyes ... manages to keep in step with the latest fashion ... always around when something goes wrong indulges in outdoor sports especially skiing and swimming. Language Fair 2. George William Flathers An ace flying his plane since sixteen . warm hearted with a big, boyish grin ... reliable and always ready to tackle any problem ... tops in science and math ... manly appear- ance ... fond of skiing, golf, and tennis. “Blue and Gold” 23,4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Language Fair 1,2; National Essay 2.4; Golf 2.3.4. 59 60 George Rene Fredette Likeable Fred, a “‘big brother’’ to everyone ... his tall size only sur- passed by his ability to get along with people ... often in the clouds ... reaches out for the impossible ... talented in math and art. “Blue and Gold 3,4; Humane Essay 2; Glee club 2; Intramurals 1,23; Language Fair 23,4; Math club 1,2; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Essay 2; Operetta 2; PAR 1,23; Science club 3; Basketball 4. Stephen John Gastonguay Talented thespian at home on the stage but no simulation when off... always a gentleman ... determined student ... fantastic in cross country and track ...up on the latest sports news ... enjoys outdoor life. “Blue and Gold” 4; Debating 4; Dra- matics 1,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; PAR 3; Speech 3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 23,4; Track 3,4. Patricia Ann Gamache Our JSR soloist and talented guitarist . tall and slender Pat known for taking firm stands . . . powerhouse of energy ... dares to be different... readily adapts to changing situations ... Optimistic. Booster club 4; Language Fair 23,4; Student Council 7. Peter Mark Gastonguay A hard-running athlete in cross country and track ... most unique sense of humor ... superb imitator and mimic ... you name it, he’l!l do it ... well-stocked blazer ... nice singing voice and good declaimer. Dramatics 4; Glee club 1,23; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,4; Speech 3,4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,23, 4. Paul Edward Gamache Wiry and tough athlete at home on court, diamond, and rink ... our Mr. Nice Guy ... never an unkind word talks sparingly but shares his ideas ... neat, sharp dresser ... reli- able and gets things done. PAR 2; Student Council 1,2; Basebal 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,23.4; Cross Country 4; Hockey 2.3. Karen Joan Gaudet Warm-hearted Karen noted for her honesty and _ sincerity . friendly wholesomeness enjoys small- group get-togethers ...a Bruins fan and all-round hockey lover interest in music and the opera. Glee club 2,3; Language Fair 2; Oper- etta 2. Michael Norman Gaudet A newcomer with big ideas and the courage to carry them out... a real brain sure to have the right answer ... science whiz ... looking forward to the medical profession ... enjoys his motorcycle trips. Intramurals 3,4; Language Fair 3; Science club 3. Richard Dennis Godin Good ol’ Gody with that distinctive grin and cheery air .. . excels in cross country and track ... intelligent... ready with a quick reply ... con- tinued interest in the space program ... Up on the Red Sox. Intramurals 1,23,4; Language Fair 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. Robert Arthur Gendron Likeable Bob on top with the latest in sports and current happenings .. . avid football fan and hockey player . successful fun-time organizer ... capable in getting the job done well ... future navy man. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Basketball 2 Janice Marie Gladding Jan-Jan with an unfailing friendly smile ... enjoys the outdoor life... interest in animals ... likes to work with children ... dares to attempt anything . enjoys excitement... mature and responsible. Booster club 3; CAM 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Language Fair Ceremony 3. 1,234; Ring 61 Carol Ann Goguen A little girl who likes to do adven- turous things takes life as it comes without fuming or fretting... shopping no hardship ... always up on the latest styles ... Companion- able ... likes to draw. Glee club 1; Language Fair 2. Diane Lucy Goodale Dark-eyed Di sure to have that smart, well dressed look ... casual air of calm serenity ... generous in giving ... likes her math classes ... keenly aware of what’s going on... football and basketball interest. Booster club 2.4; CAM 1; Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1,2; Language Fair 1,24; Operetta 1,4; Basketball 7. SRR TBR a 5 aE? = Linda Marie Gould A tall blonde of boundless energy and friendliness ... brainy and quick in all she does ... plenty of courage and daring ... observant and under- standing ... aims for perfection . wide variety of interests. Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Operetta 2,3,4; Ring Ceremony 3; Track 1; Voice of Democracy 4; Yearbook co-editor. Geoffrey Grammel Powerful at the bat and a real good track man ... likes to bowl... never misses the action and gets involved in it... straightforward and right to the point ... does well in algebra . . . in- dependent thinker. “Blue and Gold” 4; Chess club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Language Fair 3; PAR 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Yearbook co-editor. Roland Eugene Guichard Varsity hoopster in his element when on the court ... big in size and amiability ... hard worker who won't quit until the job is finished . .. clever knack for cars, motors, and such like ... up on the latest. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2,3; PAR 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 7,2,3,4. hk ; i bil Cynthia Ann Guillette “Anne Michelle Guazzo Our personable class historian and Cindi with an artistic temperament varsity cheerleader ... a well- and yen for art ... answers the call rounded Bernie with super-school for help readily .. . responds enthusi- spirit ... good organizer with plenty astically ... fine ideas ... not easily discouraged ... likes to talk and so- of drive ... liking for old-fashioned cars and the newest fashions. cialize . . . straightforward. Booster club 3,4; CAM 1; Cheer- Operetta 1,4. leader 4; Intramurals 1,2; Language Fair 1,24; National Poetry 2; Oper- etta 1,23; Basketball 1,3; Class offi- cer 23,4. : Margaret Elizabeth Haley Unique and catchy giggle with an un- Susan Elizabeth Halstead mistakable laugh ... smiles through thick and thin ... sociable and Cutely dimpled with a heartwarming friendly ... no use for phonies ... smile ... a newcomer in junior year enjoys conversing and being with pOssesses poise and intelligence people ... loves children .. . willing - can think things through .. . en- worker. joys the outdoor life . . . equestrienne . .. Winter and summer skier. Intramurals 3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4. Language Fair 3; Ski club 3,4. Paths in | PE metre te: Karen Marie Guinard Happy-go-lucky Karen filled to the brim with go-power and excitement .. sure to pull through when the going gets rough ... never quits but follows through to the end... . broad- minded . . . independent spirit. Intramurals 3; Junior Achievement 2; National Essay 17. 64 Judith Ann Haverty Sincere and true .. . sociable and well liked ... eager to be in action .. agile basketball player ... concerned and caring ... fond of hockey and the Bruins ... dependable and deter- mined ... soft spoken and ladylike. Intramurals 2,3,4; Language Fair 3. Donna Margaret Henault Blonde, blue-eyed Donna with natural rosy cheeks ... soft spoken and ladylike ... quiet, subdued cheerfulness ... looks for the silver lining ... no “put on” airs or bragging . flair for the latest in fashion. Booster club 3; Language Fair 2; Operetta 2; PAR 1; Ring Ceremony sy Marie Veronica Havey Smiling cuteness and pleasant, ap- proachable manner happy and carefree ... clever and witty .. . fan- tastic sense of humor ... generous, sympathetic nature ... flair for music... able pianist and skier. Debating 1; Intramurals 1,4; Lan- guage Fair 2. Richard Albert Heinle A red-headed boy with a good head on his shoulders ... can really hit that golf ball ... a real sparkplug on cross country team... generous with his rides ... level headed with an open and receptive mind. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; PAR 1; Basket- ball 3; Cross Country 23,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. Gerald Gregory Healey Gregarious Greg happy when with the crowd ... a determined athlete with a boyish grin ... likes to plan big times and have fun ... goes all out for baseball and cross country ...a tall-tale teller . . . musician. Booster club 4; CLC 2; Glee club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,23,4; Operetta 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 7. Lynne Mary Henault Alert and lively varsity cheerleader . petite, poised, and popular ... capable and reliable ... perks the day up with a big smile ... generous and expendable ... dynamic enthusiasm ... warmly sincere. Booster club 24; CAM 1; Cheer- leader 23,4; Intramurals PAR 1; Ski club 1,2,4; Yearbook 4. 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,4; Operetta 1,2,4; William Bruce Jeffery A whiz with wheels and happiest when under the hood ... knows all about cars and what makes them tick . spotlight capability ... a sharp dresser with a hearty laugh ... giant imagination put to good use. Astronomy 2; Language Fair 23; Learning Pavilion 4. Elizabeth Jane Kaake Freckled-faced with charm and per- sonality ... very likeable and a fa- miliar figure to all ... ardent school spirit... takes a firm stand and never quits ... lover of sports and sure to be at the games. Booster club 3; CAM 1; Christmas dance committee 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; Oper- etta 1,24; Ski club 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Basketball 7. Kathleen Ann Joseph Tiny but powerful Kathy ... well liked and well known ... spirited ND cheerleader ... talented dancer and gymnast . whirlwind of activity much involved ... creativity in her art and ideas ... not easily swayed. “Blue and Gold” 23.4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee club 1,23; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,23,4; Na- tional Honor 3; Operetta 1,23,4; PAR 1,3; Speech 3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Yearbook 4. Shawn Michael Keating Good athlete and hard worker on the gridiron ... sure to liven up the envi- ronment . . . views his opinions freely ... can hold his own in any converse ... fun-loving grin ... cooly gets his point across. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2; Science club 1; Football 1,234; Track 2,3,4. 65 66 Sheila Anne Kirby Vivacious and energetic Sheila with girlish attractiveness ...a general fa- vorite ... warm smile ... happy and optimistic spirit not afraid to tackle the almost impossible job... never lets things get her down. CLC 3,4; Glee club 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3.4; Operetta 1,2,4. Michael Robert Krysiak A big boy with a big heart and big thoughts ... can take a joke as well as give one ... diligent and depend- able ... tested honesty and whole- someness ... no trouble with science ... basketball his game. Intramurals 2; Language Fair 1,2; PAR 2. Be) Susi David Joseph Kolazyk A real tall boy taking everything in big strides good performer in football and track ... never one to quit when the chips are down ... gets fun out of his teasings .. . enjoys fishing, skiing, and swimming. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2; PAR 2; Ski club 1,234; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Karen Ann Landry Long, blonde-haired petiteness ... determination in getting things done active and energetic ... con- cerned and sympathetic nature ... searches for adventure ... sunshine and water appeal ... sense of won- derment. Booster club 3; Intramurals 1; Lan- guage Fair 2,3; Yearbook 4, Richard Andrew Krauss Debonair Dick of boyish affability . a neat sporty dresser with that well-groomed look up on the latest and exciting events ... unique way with words ... likes to travel and go places . . . enjoys camping. Booster club 4; Dramatics 1,4; Glee club 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 7. David John Lamkin Likeable Dave with a pleasant, calm disposition ... moderation in all he does ... big of heart and hand... works wonders with hammer and saw real outdoor type ... likes camping and sports ... sure of him- self, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Thomas Gerald Landry A natural when it comes to acting, singing, and entertaining ...a leader with high values and ideals ... top- notch student ... popular and per- sonable ... totally involved ... good judgment . at home on the ski slopes. Boy’s State 3; Debating 1; Dramatics 23,4; Glee club 1,23; Intramurals 7,23,4; Language Fair 23,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4; National Honor 3,4; Operetta 1,234; PAR 3; Science club 3; Speech 23,4; Student Coun- cil 3; Yearbook 4; Class officer 2,4. Jeanne Marie Leary Cute as a button with a mischievous grin and freckled nose ... spirited and excitable .. . spontaneous in her outbursts ... daringness to try the new ... soft spoken yet outgoing... ready and at your service. Booster club 23,4; CAM 1,2; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Language Operetta 1,2; Ski club 1,2 . alien, 2; Donna Marie Lavoie Tall and slender with her share of good looks ... ladylike and likeable ...@asy to socialize with ... keeps in step with latest fashion trends ... reassuring smile ... often giggling... CYC cheerleader. Booster club 4; Christmas dance chairman 4; Intramurals 23,4; Lan- guage Fair 1,2; National Essay 2; Na- tional Poetry 2; Operetta 2; Science club 3; Ski club 23,4; Yearbook 4. Cinthia Elizabeth Lawless A big heart to match that friendly, broad smile ... there to help because she cares . quietly efficient flair for journalism ... a well-liked perfect lady ... shows determination ... able guitarist. “Blue and Gold” 3,4; Booster club 34, GAVels CEG s:-4 Dramatics 2: Glee club 2; Intramurals 2; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; National Poetry 2; PAR 1,3; Student Council 1,3,4; Yearbook 4. 68 Cynthia Marie LeBlanc Sweet and pretty little Cindy ... well liked and well dressed . quietly sure of herself ... likes action and stays with it ...a good student well informed ... honest dependability ... likes to paint Glee club 2,3; Intramurals 2; Lan- guage Fair 2; Operetta 7. David Gerard LeBlanc Active on baseball diamond and bas- ketball court ... golf his big hobby modest about his accomplish- ments ... enjoys a good hearty laugh ... likes to get into a discussion... an able mathematician. Language Fair 2.3; Baseball 1,234; Basketball 1,2,3,.4; Football 7. Denise Marie LeBlanc A real standout at a get-together ... doesn’t know what dullness or bore- dom are . .. up on the latest in every- ting both in fashions and scoops ... ably stands on her own two feet... manages to get her point across. Language Fair 2. Gary Louis LeBlanc Sports-minded Gary with a big inter- est in hockey ... not one to turn down a dare .. . boyish good-looking face with a mature outlook .. . classy dresser ... a chemistry whiz with a flair for experimenting. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Judith Ann LeBlanc Dark-haired attractiveness and sunny disposition . a real perfectionist always one step ahead spirited and lively ND cheerleader . sense of direction and purpose ...no stopping until the job is done. Booster club 2,3; Glee club 1; Intra- murals 2.3.4; Language Fair 1,234; Operetta 7. Lucille Marie Legendre Cute, pixie-like Lu personable and likeable ... fashionable dresser . rapid thinker ... alert and lively never at a standstill . brain power plus . at home with the piano .. . flair for art. Booster club 3; Glee 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Language Fair 2,3; National Poetry 2,3; Operetta 1,2; Ski club 3. Theresa Marie LeBlanc Dainty, slender blonde ... many and varied interests all-out support for a worthy cause .. . logical thinker with worthwhile opinions straightforward and to the point... imaginative ... future girl in white. Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 1,2; Language Fair 2,3. Judy Sarah Leger Tiny in stature but a giant in spirit . tops on everyone's list ... very definite opinions ... the spark of any discussion ...not afraid to speak out ... reaches out to all ... 100% giver . . .cOUrageouSs. Booster club 23,4; Dramatics 1,4; In- tramurals 2,3,4; Language Fair 1,23,4; National Honor 3,4; National Poetry 4; Ski club 2,3,4; Speech 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Yearbook 4. Margaret Ann L’Ecuyer Standing above others in more ways than height ... intelligent and well informed generous involvement of self and time ...a competitor to be reckoned with in any endeavor... tops in art and writing. “Blue and Gold” 3.4; Dramatics 1; Glee club 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,4; Lan- guage Fair 24; Library club 1; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Honor 2,3,4; Operetta 24; National Poetry and Essay 2; Speech 3. Annette Marie Leger Slenderly slight with a trim, smart look ... blonde and fair skinned ... affectionate and sympathetic nature . quietly friendly and helpful ... never seems to lose her cool and com- posure . . . hockey fan. Booster club 3; Language Fair 2,3; Ring Ceremony 3. 69 Stephen Rene Leger Friendly and easily approachable Steph with many helpful ideas ... ready comments on varied subjects . no shirker when there’s a job to be done ... likes most sports but favors golf, baseball, and skiing. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Ski club 4. Susan Ellen Lepore Talented thespian with a nice singing voice ... slender lines and up on the latest in fashions ... direct sincerity ... adapts to change readily ... high spirited and enthusiastic ... fond of skiing and tennis. “Blue and Gold’ 4; Booster club 23.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 23,4; Operetta 3,4. Steven Michael Leger Big in size and athletically inclined ...a lover of adventure willing to try anything once ... not one to quit and give up the job ... a good me- chanic with a fondness for cars ... enjoys a good game of golf. Language Fair 2,3; PAR 2; Baseball 2; Football 1,4; Golf 3,4. Donald Wayne Lemieux Our Mr. Basketball quick under the nets and with the ball ... popular standout on court and diamond ... daring in doing things on his own... knows what he wants and works to get it ...stamp collecting. Booster club 4; CLC 2; Glee club 2; Baseball 23,4; Basketball 1,234; Cross Country 2; Football 7. Robert John Lemay Big Bob with a yen for sports espe- cially football and basketball ... big interest in trucks and motorcycles ... good in class discussions ... says what he thinks and sticks to it .. sure to put his point across. Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4. Leo Joseph Levesque, III Friendly Joe who knows what he wants and will battle to defend it... able basketball player and intramural player . lets you know what he thinks ... fishing and the outdoor- life appeal .. . carpentry hobby. Intramurals 2,3,4; Basketball 7. Richard Anthony Liberatore Cross Country and hockey athlete also going out for basketball powerful although not one of our big boys ... ready willingness to social- ize and help out ... likes to take off on a fishing and camping trip. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 3; Operetta 2; PAR 17, 2; Basketball 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2.3; Track 3,4. Gail Angela Macchio Wide-awake Gail with liking for the unusual and exciting distin- guished in the crowd by her bursts of laughter no difficulty in ex- pressing her opinions limitless supply of energy. Glee club 2; Language Fair 2.3; PAR V2. Joan Barbara Lincourt Bright-eyed attractiveness and _ slen- derness ... well liked with a warm smile ... sharp dresser up to date in all fads ... dares to be different ... well-formed opinions outdoor lover often found on ski slopes. Booster club 1; CAM 1; Cheerleader 2; Language Fair 1,2; Ring Ceremony 3; Ski club 1,2,3,4; Student Council ease a Beverly Ann Lorion Goldilocks Bev with blue eyes and model-like features . a little girl with a powerful voice . constant spark of energy . likes all sports and is an adept at most of them... animal lover especially horses. Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2; Ring Ceremony 3; Student Council 3. 71 72 Donna Malouin A likeable brunette sensitive to the needs of others ... straightforward honesty ... active interest in school happenings sure to be at the games cheering ... intramural hoop- ster... likes her French and math. CAM 17; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 23,4; National Essay 2; Operetta 1,2,4; Softball 7. Barbara Ann Marcotte Petite blonde of blue-eyed daintiness ... always has that well-dressed look ... efficient in her quiet manner ... soothing serenity and calm... multi- talented girl ably tackling the job... hockey enthusiast. Glee club 1; Language Fair 1,2; Oper- etta 1,2; Ring Ceremony 3; Patricia Ann Marsh Nicely tall and; smartly dressed ... colorful Patty full of zip ... likes to experiment and attempt the untried big hearted and generous smiles enhanced by florid cheeks ... every day full scheduled. CAM 2; CLC 3,4; Glee club 1,2; In- tramurals 3,4; Language Fair 23; Operetta 1,24. Stephen Norman Mathieu A track and football man appearing in intramurals ... avid follower of the Red Sox and Bruins ... hockey his favorite sport ... good student dependable with determined spirit . . . capable thespian. Dramatics 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; National Essay 1; PAR 3; Speech 1; Cross Country 2; Football 3; Track pre Lisa Patricia McBride Long-haired Lisa of slender lines ... great impersonator ... popular and much involved . . . flair for perfection in all she does ... real powerhouse on the court and off ... up on the latest scoops .. . quick comments. Booster club 1,2,3,4; CAM 2; Christ- mas dance committee 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,4; Oper- etta 1,24; Ring Ceremony OOK club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Bas- ketball 1,3; Track 7. Jeffrey Joseph McGrath Tall and spare Jeff with a mind of his own ...an athlete doing a good job when it comes to cross country, base- ball, and basketball known to take a resolute stand ... at home in math classes. Glee club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1; Operetta 1; Science club 1,2; Baseball 1,3,4; Cross Coun- try 12:3. Marilyn Margaret McCarthy Blue-eyed and fair complexioned var- sity cheerleader big hearted and well liked ... tops in personality and her stylish wardrobe ... limitless supply of energy ... full-scheduled day ... open and out with it. Booster club 1,23,4; CAM 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,234; Science club 2; Ski club 1,24; Basketball 1; Yearbook 4. Maureen Ann McColl Mikki with blue-eyed cuteness and pleasing disposition ... sincere and forthright . shows determination and ability in what she tackles ... willingness to do a favor ... helpful interest in people and animals. “Blue and Gold” 2; Booster 3; Glee club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Science club 3; Student Council 2. Stephen Paul McClauskey All-round athlete keen on all sports . deftly-nimble hoopster and ace pitcher on the diamond ... unbeat- able in bowling and billiards ... a gentleman and good student totally independent and reliable. Chess club 3; PAR 3; Baseball 23,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4. Henry Edward McInerney A cross country boy and golf putter seen on the court at intramurals ... avid sports fan ... enjoys taking off on camping and fishing trips ...sure to find him in a good mood and ready to lend a hand. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 3; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2,3; Ski club 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Chess club 4, 73 74 Julianne Marie McManus Julie of long and slender proportions ... daring and outspoken ... hilar- ious impersonator unexpected surprises ... can really throw a soft- ball ... confused and innocent-look simulator ... ready to share. Booster club 3,4; Christmas dance committee 4; Dramatics 1; Glee club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Operetta 2,4; Softball 3,4. Julia Anne Meyer Tall, slender, poised and ladylike ... cute smile and giggle ... quiet cour- age in defending her rights ... solid in her convictions ... artistically in- clined ... likes to travel at high speed ... future dental hygienist. James Patrick McNamara Blue-eyed genius and standout mentally alert ... whiz in math and science classes ... a courteous and clean-cut gentleman of favorable appearance . gym enthusiast ... not one to be pushed around... high ideals. Boys’ State 3; Intramurals 1,234; Language Fair 23; Library club 1,2,3; Math club 1,2; National Honor 23,4; Operetta 24; PAR 3; Student Council 3,4. Russell Joseph Mercier A new arrival in junior year ... readily accepted for his friendly manner and good-natured geniality ... likes a challenge .. . puts zest and vim into what he does. . . big interest in cars and snow mobiling. Intramurals 3,4. Gary Alfred McPhee Sportsminded and well informed... a cross country and track man doing a good job ... up on current events ... @ guitarist with music and astron- omy as his hobbies ... takes a firm stand ... scientific mind. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2; Speech 3; Cross Country 1,23,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Michael Thomas Migliaccio Miggs who has proven himself to be a capable hoopster and cross-country runner intelligent with a liking for the sciences ... likes his fun but can be serious... looking forward to a career in engineering. CLC 2; Intramurals 3,4; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Science club 3; Basketball Country 1,2,3. 1,2;5, Gross bsn.g ee ai ins 1 ote go gee 1 Michael Thomas Mohan Moe with that sharp well-dressed look ... an all-round sports fan with baseball season tickets .. . the needed ingredient that added to the success of the Pancho skit ... ready to try the new .. . mixes easily. Intramurals 2; Language Fair 3. Susan Elaine Morand Little-girl type going all out to please an anytime, anywhere friend always at your service sympa- thetic listener and advisor ... gui- tarist who sings.real well and makes up her own songs. Glee club 1,23; Operetta 1,2,3,4; PAR 1; Ring Ceremony 3. Robert Richard Monfils Sports enthusiast with hockey an d basketball to his liking ... thrives on teasing ... known to be an amusing comedian . energy when it comes to doing a needed piece of work ... good mathematician. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; PAR 1; Chess club 4. Gene Joseph Moriarty A good athlete active in football, baseball, hockey, and basketball ... tall, dark, and good looking. . . one of our best-dressed boys ... a man of few words with big ideas ...a real fighter for the right. Intramurals 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 1,23; Hockey 3.4, 75 76 Kevin Russell Morin On top in height and personableness but down to earth when a helping hand is needed ... follows through to the end ... sound judgement... big-hearted- dependability ... Sports- fan enthusiast following the game closely. Intramurals 1,3,4. Kevin Edward Murphy Active Murph in track and _ intra- murals ... keen interest in sports... steadying influence when the going gets rough determination in settling a problem before it gets out of bound ... persistent. Glee club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,23; Operetta 4; Speech 3; Basketball 2; Cross Coun- try 4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4. Sharon Anne Morin Cutely attractive with big, blue eyes ... serene and gentle manner ... soft spoken and nicely mannered highly intelligent ... math whiz un- tangling the difficult problem talented pianist . . . librarian asset. Booster club 3; Glee club 2; Intra- murals 1,3,4; Language Fair 1,24; Math 1,2; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Na- tional Honor 2,3,4; National Essay 2° Operetta 1,24; PAR 1,2: Ski club 3,4. Michael Joseph Nault Fishing enthusiast liking to tell about the big one that got away .. . agile at intramurals ... finds the best way of doing the job ... ready to listen to your joke and then give his own... pleasant affability. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 7. Donald Michael Muir A cross-country harrier also at home on the golf course ... well-informed sports enthusiast . always knows what's happening .. . voices his opin- ion ... reputation for getting things done . . . electronic interest. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2,3; Science club 3; Cross Country 3,4; Football 1; Golf 2.3.4. Philomena Marie Murray Long-legged slender brunette ever ready for a good laugh ... knows what she wants and follows through to the end ... forceful in her opin- ions but not aggressive ... friendly and sociable . . . baseball fan. Debating 1; Intramurals 7. Janice Elizabeth Normandin Petite but powerful ... the outdoor type and lover of animals ... ambi- tion to work in a national park ... lively big brown eyes ... compatible and understanding ... likes the sci- ences ... enjoys a game of tennis. Glee club 1,2; Language Fair 1,2. Ann Marie Pauley Cute brunette of dainty femininity ... likeable and dependable . . . quiet firmness in giving her opinion ... quick thinker ... hard working and level headed ... talented pianist ... tigress on the basketball court. Booster club 3,4; Glee club 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 23,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Essay and Poetry 2; Operetta 2,3,4; PAR 2; Science 3; Ring Ceremony 3. Mary Lynn Nowlin Tall, graceful blonde . . . tops in thes- pian pursuits and on the softball field ... brainy without being bookish .. . enthusiastic ... imaginative ... firm convictions ... born organizer ...a natural leader. Astronomy 2; Booster club 3; Cheer- leader 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee club 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; Math League 1; National Honor 2,3,4; National Essay and Poetry 2; Operetta 1,234; Ski club 3; Speech 3; Student Council 4; Soft- ball 3; Yearbook 4. Richard Francis Pandiscio Good natured Rich with a cheerful outlook on life ... well-rounded in- terests and opinions ... elec- tronically minded ... likes technical drawing class ... a dependable gen- tleman with a mind of his own yen for fishing and hunting. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 2. Patricia Ann Percival Patti of the laughing eyes and cheer- ful countenance ...wholesome, neat appearance . . . assumes responsibility for the job assigned ... steady and reliable . terrific conversationalist ...a friend in need. Language Fair 2; Operetta 2; Ring Ceremony 3. Donna Jean Pierce A pint-sized sweetheart with a warm smile and gigglish laugh ... dynamic and outgoing ... thrills of adventure independent thinker with set ideas ... impulsive at times ... at home in the saddle and the water. Booster club 3; Intramurals 1,24; Language Fair 2,3; National Poetry 2; PAR 7. Cynthia Ann Pisciotta Blue-eyed blonde dainty and slender excitable and high spirited ... penchant for being in the thick of things ... searches for the new and novel . cheerful, bright, and carefree ... enjoys people. Booster club 3,4; Language Fair 2,3. Linda Claire Ponusky An ace performer when it comes to basketball and softball all-out efforts to win ... straightforward in telling it as it is...ajudo expert... fond of horses ... biology whiz... discussion leader sticking to the point. Language Fair 2.3; Operetta 2; Science club 3; Basketball 1,234; Softball 23,4. Stella Marie Porter Artistically inclined hobby for painting and sketching .. . fun-loving but knows when to get down to work ... dynamic in getting things going ...+ quick but also deep thinker ... fantastic imagination. Mary Catherine Rice Dynamic as a varsity cheerleader ... explosive, powerful personality ... in the limelight ... dainty, poised, and popular strong leadership qual- ities ... not a follow-the-crowd type ... responsible. Booster club 3,4; CAM 1; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Christmas dance com- mittee 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; Operetta 1,2,,4; Ski club 1,2; Basketball 1,4, Yearbook 4. Laura Lynn Powell Petite and perky graceful bal- lerina ... likes to sing unique creativity dainty, poised, and popular ... original expressions ... colorful fantasies . On top in the fashion world . . . generous giver. Booster club 3,4; Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 23; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Language Fair 4; Oper- etta 23,4. Debra Ann Romano Gentle and pleasing manner ... soft- spoken brunette with a girlish smile talented in her flower arrange- style in her neat, well- ments chosen clothes . concern for the welfare of others .. . responsive. Ring Ceremony 3; Language Fair 2. Steven Edward Provencher Powerful in his weight lifting likes his motorcycle technical drawing his subject intramural man with a big interest in hockey also... stereo interest ... great expectations for the future. Intramurals 2,3,4. Gregory Francis Roberge Talented thespian and speech con- testaht bringing fame to SBHS at Chicago first to get the ball rolling when a job has to be done... dares to be different .. . firm convic- tions .. . daring on ski slopes. “Blue and Gold’ 23; Christmas dance 4; Dramatics 1,3,4; Glee club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; National Essay and Poetry 2; Operetta 4; Slide Show 4,;, Speech 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4. i? 80 Susan Marguerite Rousseau A little girl with a nice singing voice heard in operettas and glee club... pleasingly frank and to the point... no hesitation in giving her opinion . gifted pianist ... enjoys horse- back riding. CAM 1; CLC 23,4; Glee club 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 24; Operetta 23,4; Speech 4. Martin Francis Simoneau Carefree Marty sure to make himself heard :.. bigness in his friendliness ... likeable and congenial ... deter- mined spirit when it comes to having his views considered . . . eager to take on a challenge. Intramurals 2,3,4; Language Fair 2,3. Elizabeth Ann Ruberti Warmness in her friendship and sin- cerity in her words . dark-eyed brunette with a crispy-clean look... keenly alert and doesn’t miss a trick . can hold her own in any conver- sation ... staunch supporter. PAR 1; Ring Ceremony 3. Michael James Steinbring Level headed and well-informed Steiny ... cheerful and congenial... fearless in expressing his opinions... not easily swayed or influenced ... active interest in sports . sports manager . . . intramural hoopster. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1,2 4. Linda Maria Sanfilippo Small in size but big in spirit and per- sonality . generous giver with a smile ... full of vigor and new ideas - warm-heartedness and good dis- position ... fantastic at the piano... likes to travel. Booster club 3; Glee ciub 1,3; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Language Fair 3,4; PAR 2,3; Ski club 1,4; Softball 2. James Peter Smith Sociable Jim with that debonair look . likes to be with his peers .. boyish, well-groomed appearance ... never without that distinctive sharp and modish look .. . happy and care- free .. . weight lifter. Athletics 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ‘ : Barbara Ann Stone Free from all hypocrisy and warmly friendly ... always her own true self ... big hearted and sensitive to the needs of others hard worker always on the go ... yen for inter- esting and intriguing involvements. CLC 1; Dramatics 1; Intramurals 3; Language Fair 2; Ski club 7. Claude Francis Thibeault Excellent pianist and musician operetta and Glee club enthusiast ... quiet friendliness and geniality in his contacts ... good student .. . worth- while and workable ideas ... basket- ball his sport. Dramatics 1; Glee club 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 2; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; National Essay 2; Operetta 1,2,3,4. Bernard Francis Sullivan Big and muscular frame ...calm and leisurely manner ... well informed on current events .. . encyclopedia of knowledge finds new ways to tackle everyday problems ... tops in speech . . . pleasing surprises. Intramurals 1,4; Language Fair 3; Speech 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4. Mark Calt Sullivan Our handy man and expert lighting technician lots of energy and spirit ... well known and well liked . broad smile beaming amidst a patch of freckles ...What would the A.V. department do without him? Dramatics 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,2,3,4; National Poetry 3; PAR 3; Slide Show 4. ompemgomasey Jane Ann Thomas Artistic and creative temperament . unique and unequaled plans for doing things ... Who knows more about sports cars than Jane? ... long bike-ride jaunts ... enjoys beach fun ... great on ski slopes. Martin Robert Thomas Solid and rugged Tutty ... rop-rank lineman on the gridiron ... familiar figure on the track field ... intra- mural ace curly-haired blond taking things one step at atime... not easy to predict his next move. Booster club 4; Christmas dance chairman 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lan- guage Fair 1,2; Learning Pavilion 4; Slide Show 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track thed Diane Angela Tremblay Dainty attractiveness with a long brown hair and animated eyes . . . all- round good student ... prevailing mood a happy, cheerful one ... in- dependent spirit ... fond of flying, swimming, and skiing ... hoopster. Glee club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 1,23; National Honor 2,3,4; National Essay and Poetry 2; Operetta 1,2; PAR 1,2; Science club 3; Ski club 3. Francois Mare Vachon Tap-dancing Vash fantastic in JSR intelligent logically settles dilemmas . sociable and on the beam ... across country runner who never quits ... not one to shy away from an obstacle . .. mathematician. “Blue and Gold” 4; CLC 2; Debating 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Language Fair 3,4; Speech 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. Linda Mary Wolski Cutely-dimpled blonde of fair com- plexion ... very much alive in all school activities ... good ideas and Peter Francis Zichelle sound opinions ... penchant for success in what she attempts ... a Newcomer appearing in our midst in long-walk hiker . . . likes softball. Junior year ... quick in adapting himself and getting into the swing of “Blue and Gold” 4; CLC 23.4; Dra- things .. . wiry nature happy when in matics 4; Glee club 1,23,; Intra- action ... a born comic... likes his murals 1; Language Fair 23,4; math ... enjoys skiing and skating. National Essay 2; Operetta LAS: Speech 3,4. Booster club 4; Intramurals 3,4. Angela Rose Zarrella Big brown-eyed attractiveness ... quiet sweetness but standing firm in upholding her beliefs ... energetic and outgoing ... no hasty judgments -.. nmever at a standstill .. . readiness to take on any challenge. Booster club 3; CLC 3; Christmas dance committee 4; Glee club 1,2: Intramurals 3,4; Language Fair 1,2; Science club 2. ra en eee hag : Pe Sep A mags + Pl pees - : te ea 83 BLUE AND GOLD staff—Seniors of '74 Suzanne Beauchene Cinthia Lawless Paula Borg Margaret L’Ecuyer Paul Chiasson Kevin Murphy George Fredette Gregory Roberge Geoffrey Grammel Francois Vachon Kathleen Joseph BERNARDIAN of 1974 1974 Bernardian Staff Diane Beauchene Suzanne Beauchene Susan Belliveau Mary Bilotta Paula Borg Deborah Carle Margaret Carroll Yvette Courtemanche JoAnn Darcy Carol Foley Margaret Haley Lynne Henault Kathleen Joseph Karen Landry Donna Lavoie Cinthia Lawless Lucille Legendre Judy Leger Marilyn McCarthy Mary Lynn Nowlin Mary Rice 1974 Bernardian editors Thomas Landry James Donnelly Geoffrey Grammel 85 DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS Sr. M. Anita Sister Clara Father Jaillet Guidance Math Religion 7 xs : = a Mr. McGuirk Mr. McManus Mr. Lamothe Sr. M. Margaret Science Humanities Social Studies Business Sr. M. Sharon Sister Theresa English Languages 86 —_ a — See Mr. Dattis Mr. Blanchard Mrs. Burke Miss Campbell Science Math Secretary Science 4s; ys Sister Cecile Sr. M. Consilia Sr. M. Dorothea Mr. Estaphan French Home Economics Secretary French Business Spanish Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Fox Secretary English 87 Mrs. Gorton Father Guenette Sr. M. James pila English Religion i ibrorian Math Sister Katherine Mr. Leclair Religion Technical Drawing Mr. Lindberg Guidance Math ; Humanities Sister Loretta Mr. Listewnik English Sr. M. Lorraine Math Religion Chemistry Sister Jane Religion Library Sr. M. Marcella Sister Patricia A. Sister Patricia W. Typing English English Mrs. Rodier Mr. Taddeo Cafeteria Humanities - sag a egal Sr. M. Virginia Mr. Thomas Humanities Art Latin ‘ ond Pies s ae Las tn Staats at eens ih iis Ee 3 mm (at a Baal Sars Sad ac aS cog po restine nr srreeee er eee ee pepetenyeteettceen 1973 LANGUAGE FAIR Director—Sister Joan Choreographers Josephine D'Amore Barbara Dionne Kathleen Joseph Robyn LaBerge Betsy Martin Patricia McGuirl Mary Ellen O’Sullivan Elaine Powell Laura Powell Pianists Diane Farineau Lucille Legendre Anne Marie Pauley Trumpets Gary Arceci Andre Jacques Drums—Helen Vachon Soloists Anne Albert Peter Albert Doreen Cote Patricia Gamache Pamela Thibodeau 92 Introduction—James Donnelly Opening Chorus—Song of Joy Romeo and Juliet—Kathleen Joseph The Bumble Bee—Laura Powell Espana Mia—Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Bitter Sweet Samba—Josephine D’Amore Juanita—Betsy Martin Greensleeves—Barbara Dionne America—Reading—Margaret L’Ecuyer Scouting Dance—George Ramos—Paul Chiasson 1! Remember It Well—Thomas Landry—Judy Leger Precious and Few—Thomas Landry—Laura Powell— Kathleen Joseph 25 Yahabibi (Harem) Gail Siart Ann Nowlin Patricia McManus Paula Lawrence Mary Lee Taitano Caron McNamara Nancy Desgroseilliers Anne Cormier Nicole Wright Patricia Gaudet Bertha Cormier Lorraine Cormier Mary Ann Kane Kathleen Robideau Carol Isabelle Marcia Sciabarrasi Cynthia Carfaro Mary Mazzaferro Susan Neithercut Susan Simoneau Kathy Morock Kerry Flathers Mary Ann Demazure Laurie Ricciardi Irish Washerwoman Barbara Dionne Sandra Croteau Victoria Brideau Kerry Keating Kathleen Landry Kathleen Kelly Patricia Quinn Chery! Rochette Nancy Allain Karen Crall Mary Connolly Holly Leger Kathleen O’Horo Debra Tarbell Marybeth Rogers Pauline Richard Dorothea Foley Paula Montesion Karen Goguen Doreen Cote Lisa Gilbert Jacqueline Beyeler Linda Cali Ann Belliveau April Infantino Yvonne Breault Pauline Leclerc 94 Lichtensteiner Joanne Beauchene Donna Pelletier Susan Isabelle Karen Boudreau Jane Despres Paula Vaillancourt Trepak (Hungary) Angela Salamone Stephanie Bilotta Denise Aubuchon Dianne Johnson Helen Champagne Mary Evans Lisa LeBlanc Noreen Cleary Kathleen O'Malley Bernice Belliveau Katherine Morin Laura Powell Fon a Tae, ati — at seen =... Polish Polka Patricia McGuirl Karen Berube Catherine Bean Frances Berube Judith Haley Karen Fluet Denise Gaudet Gail Belliveau Cynthia Pelletier Sandra Chalifoux Denise Melanson Karen Cote Joyce Lison Joyce Shugrue Deborah Dupre Kathy Menard Ascot Dance (England) Thomas Menard Andre Jacques Gerald Woodcome Craig Driscoll David Woodcome Stephen Cunningham Robie Lucier Daniel Dower David Godin Chery! Sweeney Theresa Dedeian Susan Boudreau Victoria Brideau Jaime Welch Linda LaLonde Julie Sonack Kathleen Pauley Beverly Dower Dutch Dance (Holland) Robyn LaBerge Robert Halstead Anthony Mangiacotti Paul DiBenedetto Peter Favini Mark Leger Kelly Michael Deborah Gariepy Pauline Leger Chery! Normandin Limoncito Thomas Landry Claude Thibault George Fredette Maureen McColl Margaret L’Ecuyer 96 Can-Can (France) Cinthia Lawless Yvette Courtemanche Sharon Morin Kathleen Joseph Anne Marie Pauley Betsy Martin Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Laura Powell Lynne Henault Mary Bilotta Elizabeth Kaake Donna Malouin A sb 4 in Judy LeBlanc Sheila Kirby Mary Bianchini Lynn Nowlin Mary Rice Marilyn McCarthy Patricia McGuirl Josephine D’Amore Diane Cournoyer Beverly Lorion Diane Cormier Lucille Legendre Spanish Dance Lisa Rizzo Cynthia Lamothe Mary Foster Susan Rampello Judith Sicabarrasi Patricia Montesion Chery! LeBlanc Pamela Goguen Patricia McGuirl Susan Wolski Cynthia Morin Kathleen Haverty Laendler (Austria) Judy Leger Donna Lavoie Donna Malouin Ann Marie Pauley Lynn Nowlin Diane Cormier Donna Comeau Lucille Legendre Sharon Morin Diane Cournoyer rench Songs ?aul Chiasson eorge Ramos laude Thibault rancois Vachon susan Rousseau chery! Sweeney Kathleen Pauley ulie Sonack Spanish Flea Patricia Quinn Heidi Cunningham Donna Daigle Cynthia Bilotta Mary Ann Demzaure Kathleen Joseph Mary Bianchini Ann Guazzo Elizabeth Kaake Claire Gamache Cinthia Lawless Mary Rice Lynn Henault Diane Goodale Marilyn McCarthy Karen Fluet Cathy Bean Bottle Dance (Greece) Thomas Landry Craig Driscoll Daniel Dower David Godin Kevin Murphy Richard Surrette Robie Lucier Limbo Rock (Spain) Ann Nowlin Mary Ann Chartrand Mark Bilotta David Godin Mary Beth Cunningham Carolyn St. Jean Mary Lee Taitano Julie Halstead Margaret O'Leary Jaime Welch Robert Sullivan Joseph Sova Craig Driscoll Michael Macchione Brian Belliveau Richard McCluskey Michael Dube Paul Farineau Michael Sweeney Deborah Luper Janet Ruggieri Mary Ellen Yovino Kathy Menard Jesus Rodriquez Marie LeBlanc Mary E. O'Sullivan La Ciociara ( taly) Pamela Thibodeau Charlene Demchuk Paula Lincourt Adele Thibert Celine Breton Louise DiBenedetto Lorrie Guillette Maureen Regan Beverly Dower Rita Godin Barbara Henault Eileen Carroll Nancy O’Connor Hawaiian Dance Kathleen O’Horo Cynthia Carfaro Marcia Sciabarrasi Karen Goguen Paula Montesion Kerry Keating Dorothea Foley Robyn LaBerge Susan Neithercut 98 Lighting and Taping—Mark Sullivan, Denis Arsenault, Charles Sullivan Les Mouchoirs Barbara Lincourt ‘Carol Rouleau Deborah Klug Susan LeBlanc Laurie Brow Jane Slattery Kelly Donelle Carol Masse Maureen McBrine Kelly LeBlanc La Pie (France) Donna Bunnell Joanne Champagne Lucie Cormier Michelle McCloskey Mary Beth Lacross Genevieve Kelly Sylvie Hebert Linda LeBlanc Betsy Martin Cynthia Morin Eidleweiss Chery! Dauphinais Jan et Brousseau Catherine Bean Kathy Menard Karen Fluet Joyce Shugrue Deborah Dupre Normand Garneau Barry Siciliano Carol Masse Carmen Paul Chiasson Susan Rousseau Charleston James Donnelly Gregory Roberge Kevin Murphy Thomas Landry Gregory Healy Edward Cotton Edward Barber Betsy Martin Mary E. O'Sullivan Josephine D’Amore Carol Evans Linda Sanfilippo Gail Macchio Ann Marie Pauley Student director: Christopher Romano Advisor: Sr. MPV. Stage manager: David Duval. Loretta Cicarelli, Prompter: Nanette LaFlam. Makeup: Chery! LeBlanc STORM IN THE DORM Juniors presents ORR” yy Dies tes) f Cast of STORM IN THE DORM REG wees ss ........ . Claire Gamache Seed. =. ...,..+--.... Georgann Arsenault Mumervard ........«......,.....Mary Foster Ss ys... .+.'.... wyla Lambert Sn es ss. ,-.......Joanne Vowles Mois. ..-...............Pamela Goguen Me’, .......-............. Ann Tessier Meetty).................... Joanne Beauchene use Salg ay. Re ae Meg eS 5 et —pii ety r (CUCL Vy murat ee ee ree eee CheELy li Sweeney CAT rr eres, see ee E. Peter McNamara CHAE 3 5 cy WARE Ree Oe ........David Lemoine OLNCGIT See Ed Peter te . .Rosa Connors Pamela Draleaus Theresa Dedeian Beverly Murray Best acting award: E. Peter McNamara 101 ANTIC SPRING Presented by the Sophomores The Cast Ginger Jaime Welch Gwendolyn Nicole Wright Blossom Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Robert John McGrail Sam Michael Sweeney Elbert David Godin Directed by Mrs. Kathryn Fox Student directors: Maureen O'Connell John Rines Best Acting award John McGrail 103 GOOD-BYE TO THE CLOW . Linda Hager . .Michael Macchion Peggy COTY nets ee Mother . Martha Fole Thomas Cree . . Michael Gaude Uncle George Dr. Benson Miss Erwin . Bridget Femina Freshman Class Play SS = 6 eo 104 BYE TO THE CLOWN by the Freshmen GOOD fate ao Es aa) oO @ oc eae th a s2o3sa sOee A ss Sree sso S552 2) fe 1S) Ov o o Oo 3 ax $ Q Stage assis Mary Beth Rogers : Linda Hagerman Best acting award 105 “SEVENTY-THREE AND FOUR SBHS CROSS COUNTRY on September 18 opened its season with a victory over Athol. George Ramos took first position; Fran Vachon, third; Rich Godin and Steve Gastonguay, fourth and fifth spots to outrun Athol, 21 to 38. The JV team also won by a score of 15 to 50. First place was taken by Jeff Grammel; second, by Rick Croteau, and third by Richard Liberatore. The next two meets were against Leominster and Holy Name in which St. Bernard’s dominated in both for victories two and three. This remained the pattern for the Blue and Gold runners. The victory over Fitchburg, Monty Tech, and Notre Dame proved that this year’s team was out to win. Victories also meant trophies and SBHS had a big share. Eleven trophies were won by the Saints in the Knights of Colum- bus race. The Bernardian runners also took second place in the Wachusett nvitational and the Lunenburg meet with great team effort. Complications struck the Cross Country runners now and then, but there was always someone to fill in and carry on to lead the team to victory. Cross Country won its first city title, the first to win the City Championship. If future teams work as hard as this 1973 team, vic- tory and championships can _be- come a reality for years to come. —Richard Liberatore 108 1973 CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Lamothe, coach Co-captains— Richard Godin, ‘73 Francois Vachon, ’73 Seniors— Richard Croteau Paul Gamache Peter Gastonguay Stephen Gastonguay Geoffrey Grammel Richard Heinle Richard Liberatore Steven McCluskey Henry McInerney Gary McPhee Donald Muir Kevin Murphy Bernard Sullivan, mgr. Juniors John Leger George Ramos David Tellier Sophomores Norman Garneau David Godin Michael Walsh ‘77 109 The 1973 edition of Bernardian football opened on September 22 against a powerful Hudson High team. The smaller Saints were thumped soundly by the more experi- enced team 32-15. They did, however, cross the goal twice in the final canto on runs by co-capt. Jim Donnelly and Alex Cruz. Playing in their second contest of the year, the St. Bernard’s forces took a heart-breaking 15-8 loss at the hands of Worcester-South. The Bernardians, who played Gerard Albert 35 Edward Barber 61 Paul Bedard 13 Brad Bergeron 64 Jeffrey Blanchard 63 Richard Burke 60 Michael Boyd 66 John Burns 83 Timothy Burns 63 Steven Cioffi 72 Alex Cruz 31 John Dextraze 30 James Donnelly 43 Steven Eggert 21 David Farnsworth 22 Jeffrey Healy 34 Shawn Keating 51 David Kolazyk 80 Steven Leger 84 Peter Lemay Jeffrey McBride 52 Peter McNamara 70 Paul Membrino 20 Richard Normandin 42 John O’Horo 10 Thomas Ray 85 Robert Reagan 82 John Shaver 73 Paul Smith 50 Robert Sullivan 23 Martin Thomas 71 Todd Veautour 75 Managers Michael Steinbring Larry Badagliacca John Haverty 110 well defensively, were unable to generate any offense especially in the second half when an injured Jim Donnell was forced to sit out. Steve Cioffi and Paul Membrino were particularly outstanding, but to no avail. The injury-riddled Saints were completely handcuffec by a highly-rated St. Peter’s, and fell to a third straight loss There were very few bright spots in the lengthy contest, bu it was evident that the winning spirit still remained in the hearts of the team. Coach Taddeo with co-captains James Donnelly 43 and Edward Barber 61. In the contest with a fired-up Athol team, the Saints were blanked with a score of 33-0. Four long-scoring plays featured the action for Athol, as St. Bernard’s failed to convert any of their long drives into touchdowns. Reserves who showed promise late in the game included Dave Whitney, Jeff Healy, and Bob Sullivan. Next the Bernardians traveled to Clinton where a mighty Clinton ball club awaited them. The Bernies proved no match for the powerful Gaels as they fell to defeat, 33-0. On October 27, the second half of the 1973 football campaign got under way. After five long weeks of frustra- tion, the Blue and Gold forces finally put it all together as they scored a con- vincing 26-0 shutout over cross-town rival Monty-Tech. Co-captain Ed Barber and Steve Cioffi opened gaping holes in the Monty Tech line, as did the rest of the Saints’ front attack. Co- captain Jim Donnelly also aided the attack with two touchdowns and a fine all-around performance. The Bernardians wasted no time in crossing the goal line as Donnelly scampered 23 yards to paydirt on the fourth play from scrimmage. The second Blue and Gold score came on a nifty pass play from quarterback John O’Horo to Bob Sullivan. Steve Cioffi made good on the one-point conver- sion and the Saints led 13-0 at half- time. On the kickoff to open the second half, Donnelly again brought the crowd to its feet as he sped some 90 yards for his second touchdown of the afternoon. Late in the game Steve Eggert tallied the final six-pointer for the Saints as he scored on a four-yard pitch from Brian Keane. Bob Sullivan added the one-point conversion and the Bernardians had won 26-0. The defense had been spearheaded throughout the game by the fine efforts of lineman Shawn Keating, Steve Cioffi, and John Shaver. An encouraging word to John Donnelly from Coach Day. “” David Kolazy 1 Ne The second victory came for the Bernies when they outscored St. Mary’s of Worcester, 7-0. The only touchdown came late in the game on a plunge through the center of the line by Jim Don- nelly. Steve Cioffi made the extra point count. Peter Lemay turned in a solid performance along with the steady efforts of guards Ed Barber and Paul Smith. Next, it was the Saints’ mis- fortune to run into a bruising Bartlett ballclub which handed them a 40-8 defeat. Donnelly scored on a sweep and followed with the two-point conversion on the only scoring plays for the outmatched Bernies. O’Horo 10 gets good protection from the line and throws a long gainer at the St. Mary’s game. ia RS Martin Th ¢ . Y fee moteven Leger a Zs ey Steven Cioffi ee Closing out the ‘73 campaign, the B ue and Gold chalked up an 8-6 upset ictory over a highly-favored Holy Name team. Again Jim Donnelly accounted for the Bernardian’s scoring as 8 points were enough for victory. Dave Farnsworth turned in a stellar defensive performance, as did linebackers ith and Barber. The fine efforts of the whole team accounted for their final hard-fought victory. Coach Richard Lamothe had eight lettermen playing ‘73 and '74 basketball: Paul Gamache, cpt. Roland Guichard Donald Lemieux Joseph Cataldo Stephen McCluskey Richard Croteau Edward Cotton David LeBlanc George Fredette, a senior, was a first-year player. Stephen Gastonguay was manager. Playing varsity also were Juniors; Kenneth Seguin John O’Horo Reis Hagerman Robert Cotton James Guenette These hoopsters had the tough assignment of facing such powers as St. John’s, St. Peter’s, Holy Name, Notre Dame, and Fitchburg. Other opponents were Leominster, Athol, St. Mary’s, Gardner, and Wachusett. The first victory of the season came in the second game of the season against Leominster. Just like all other home JUNIOR VARSITY Mr. Listewnik, coach Wins 14—losses 6 Roger Beaulac Gary Cormier Alex Cruz Ritson aisha. Steven Eggert Paul Farineau Peter Gamache games it was played at Fitchburg State Parkinson Gym. Th final score was 68-58. A big upset took place, January 6, as the Bernies their home court, tipped St. Peter’s of Worcester, 58-57. St. Bernard’s got a short winning streak going whe they tangled in Athol. In this game, the Saints were well i control and might have hit the century mark if the regula had been kept in. The final tally was 90-53. The second game in Leominster ended up the same ¢ the first, with the Bernies on top. The score this time 63-42, In an important home tilt against Wachusett, $ Bernard’s played well and achieved a 52-46 win. Th exciting game set the Saints NCMC record at 4-2 and ga them a chance of winning the league title. Kenneth Segui was the dominant factor in this game as he continuall made his presence felt under the boards. Athol traveled to Fitchburg, February 15, only to lea with a loss, as St. Bernard’s behind Roland Guichard an his 19 points won their sixth game of the campaign. Brian McNamara Steve Ricciardi John Richard Robert Sullivan John Legere Michael Lessard Richard McCluskey PAUL GAMACHE DONALD LEMIEUX JOSEPH CATALDO JOHN RICHARD BRIAN MC NAMARA ROLAND GUICHARD 115 Our congratulations to Mr. Nicastro, to Sister Cecile, and our girl hoopsters! Thanks also for t boost given SBHS by the splendid record made—10 wins and 4 losses, and for meriting the honor participating in the Clark tournament in Worcester and in the District contest. At no time was there a let-down in the efforts or the interest of the team from the beginning of t season to the end. Even when up against teams out of their class and with a winning record, the girls ¢ not lose heart but tackled the opponent with grim resoluteness and determination to play a good ga regardless of victory or not. Handicapped by the great advantage of height so essential for a winning basketball team, SB players made up for this deficit by speed and clever, well-planned plays. Noticeable was the team spirit in working together and achieving success by the united efforts each individual. Unremitting hard work and unflagging fidelity to practice periods also contributed the fine record made. Our best wishes go with the team as they enter the Clark and District tournaments! WINS 4 t LOSSES VARSITY Mary Bianchini Mary Bilotta Lisa Bramante Donna Bunnell Tina Cormier Karen Deneen Louise DiBenedetto Pamela Goguen Chery! LeBlanc Beverly Murray Linda Ponusky Susan Albert, mgr. Deborah Carle, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY . Senin Sn Gi GT Kathy Arsenault Annette Bergeron Karen Berube Andrea Bilotta Eileen Carroll Karen Chamberlain Beverly Dower Anita Eggert Joyce Goguen Mary Januskiewicz Ann Nowlin Kathy O’Horo Ann Rivard Gail Siart Julie Sonack _ BERNAR, | aa 116 On January 29, SBHS girl hoopsters romped Fitchburg with a score of 72-54. The Bernadettes held a commanding lead roughout the game. Lisa Bramante and Tina Cormier paced St. Bernard’s by scoring 19 and 16 points respectively. Louise iBenedetto had an all-round great game pulling down 11 rebounds while hitting for 13 points. In the game with neighboring Leominster on February 8, SBHS girls came out with a 42-35 win. Lisa Bramante and Tina ormier again lead with 16 and 11 points respectively. On the Boards, Louise DiBenedetto hauled in 9 rebounds. The Bernardian skaters took to the ice in their second varsity season with Coach Arthur Lindberg again at the helm, In their opening contest the Saints fought to a 2-2 tie with a rugged Lunenburg opponent. After falling to Gardner, the Bernies came storming back with a 6-4 win over Murdock. Captain Jim Donnelly helped in the winning effort with a 4-goal performance. Proving too much for Gardner in their second match, the Saints with Mike Dube in nets, outskated the Wildcats for a 5-1 victory. A 2-2 tie with cross-town rival, Monty Tech, was gained on goals by Gene O’Donnell and Donnelly. With Gene O’Donnel scoring two goals and assisting on another, SBHS upset Lunenburg in the February 18 match at the Orchard Hills Arena in Lancaster. James Donnelly Steven Cioffi Coach Lindberg Gene Moriarty David Champagne The Bernies took a 4-0 lead before Lunenburg co get on the scoreboard in the third period. Jean Cormier a Jim Donnelly scored the other goals while Dave Champag and Paul Cioffi each had two assists. Through the spirited leadership of seniors Jim De nelly, Steve Cioffi, Gene Moriarty, and David Champag the Saints have gained another year of experience in t NCMHL. A score of underclassmen who showed prom throughout the year should bring back experience for cessful campaigns in future years. Gene O'Donnell, Jo McInerney, Paul Cioffi, and John Donnelly turned in so fine performances and give us good reason to be optimi concerning upcoming years on the ice. rE ose a mR . ’ ij 1973 Baseball Squad: Joseph Cataldo, Steven Cioffi, Mark Curtis, Mark Dollard, Paul Gamache, Geoffrey Grammel, Thor Grautski, Gregory Healey, David LeBlanc, Donald Lemieux, Stephen McCluskey, Gene Moriarty, Mark Rivers, Walt Worthley. . Softball: Susan Albert, Nancy Allain, Mary Bianchini, Lisa Bramante, Donna Bunnell, Margaret Campbell, Donna M. Co Karen Chamberlain, Tina Cormier, Diane Gariepy, Joyce Goguen, Mary Januskiewiecz, Julie McManus, Mary Lynn Nowli Maureen O’Connell, Kathy Pisciotta, Linda Ponusky, Ann Rivard, Helen Vachon, Maria Vitone. Stephen McCluskey Steven Cioffi Gene Moriarty Donald Lemieux mat sl Ca . Gregory Healey David LeBlanc | ah Joseph Cataldo Geoffrey Grammel 1973 Golf: Charles Carroll, Richard Croteau, David Duval, Richard Heinle, John Jeffrey, Steven Leger, Richard McCluske Henry Mcinerney, Anthony Marotta, Donald Muir, John Pagnotta, Steven Quarella, Mark Ricci. JV Baseball: Michael Boyd, Timothy Burns, Ross Comeau, Michael Flynn, Peter Gamache, James Guenette, Brian Kea Jeffrey McGrath, Richard Normandin, Stephen Ricciardi, John Richard, John Shaver, Joseph Sova, Robert Sullivan, Al Tessier. 120 Gary McPhee Richard Liberatore 1973 Track Edward Barber Brian Belliveau Richard Burke John Dextraze Craig Driscoll David Farnsworth Sean Finneron Peter Gastonguay Stephen Gastonguay John Ginnity Richard Godin Shawn Keating David Kolazyk Kenneth Ledger John Legere Richard Liberatore Peter McNamara Gary McPhee Mark Mulloy Kevin Murphy William Norman John O’Horo Steven O’Horo George Ramos Robert Regan Paul Smith Martin Thomas Francois Vachon rede Pee eeviue David Kolazyk Richard Godin Peter Gastonguay Martin Thomas SEVENTY-FIVE -SEVENTY-SIX SEVENTY-SEVEN Ladead MN 4 — VAS 7? iia y S � e iefei LTE � SN aa JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS E. Peter McNamara, president Robert Cotton, vice-president Anthony Bilotta, treasurer Karen Despres, secretary Mark Roy, Aistorian Pamela Goguen Michelle McCloskey Brenda Demarais Diane Farineau Georgann Arsenault Twyla Lambert Patricia Montesion Susan Isabelle Anthony Bilotta Susan Wolski Michael Seguin Marie Chiasson Daniel Thibert Judith Barrette Kevin Chamberlain Donna Lozeau Donna Goodale James Yovino Mary Beth Finneron Robert Henault Lois Jersyzk Brian Leger Ann Halstead Charles Sullivan Robert Cotton Kathleen Haverty William Menard Kathleen Pauley David Duval Bonnie Buono David Nault Shirley Bourque Marybeth LaCross Gary Arceci Catherine Cordio Dennis Bean Joanne Beauchene Brian Maillet Mary Mercier Michael Belli Peter Lemay Joanne Champagne Mark Roy Donna J. Pelletier James Rouleau Donna Lincourt Mark Roy Donald Provencher Floris Dodge Peter McNamara Chery! Sweeney John Borg Ann Buono Christopher Nichols Patricia McGuirl Amanda Meyer David Thibert Beverly Murray Michael Morock Genevieve Kelly Deborah Pelkey Diane Gariepy Chery! LeBlanc Barbara Pszcolkowski ONOR-—1st Quarter irley Bourque banne Champagne arie Chiasson heresa Dedeian avid Duval even Eggert Diane Farineau lamela Goguen arybeth LaCross | RS Nanette LaFlam Amanda Meyer Cynthia Morin Richard O’Leary Donna M. Pelletier Susan Rampello Mark Roy Julie Sonack Susan Wolski SPEECH Josephine D'Amore Diane Farineau Nanette LaFlam Elizabeth Martin Cynthia Morin Donna J. Pelletier Christopher Romano Judith Sciabarassi CHESS David Duval Eric Jakobowicz John Leger Richard O'Leary Mark Roy LANGUAGE FAIR Gary Arceci Joanne Beauchene Karen Boudreau Donna Bunnell Joanne Champagne Lucie Cormier Josephine D'Amore Theresa Dedeian Jane Despres Diane Farineau Mary Foster Claire Gamache Pamela Goguen Kathleen Haverty Susan Isabelle Genevieve Kelly Marybeth LaCross Linda LaLonde Cynthia Lamothe Chery! LeBlanc Elizabeth Martin Michelle McCloskey Patricia McGuirl Patricia Montesion Cynthia Morin Kathleen Pauley Donna J. Pelletier George Ramos Susan Rampello Lisa Rizzo Judith Sciabarassi Julie Sonack Chery! Sweeney Paula Vaillancourt Susan Wolski MUSICAL, ‘73 Steven Azar Diane Farineau Claire Gamache David Lemoine Elizabeth Martin George Ramos Christopher Romano Mark Roy Chery!l Sweeney MUSICAL, ‘74 Donna Boudreau Diane Farineau Kathleen Pauley Deborah Pelkey Christopher Romano Sandra Salamone Chery! Sweeney Daniel Thibert Lisa Rizzo Lynne Guillette Jane Despres Pamela Draleaus Linda LaLonde Susan Fluet Ann Tessier Deborah Woodin Steven Eggert Thomas McColl Gary Cormier Christopher Romano Richard O’Leary David Lemoine Anthony Zanghi John O’Horo Janice LaRoche Reis Hagerman Donna Bunnell Michael Flynn Donna Boudreau Gregory May Claire Gamache Eric Jakobowicz Thomas Ray Lucie Cormier Brad Bergeron Julie Sonack John Shaver Elizabeth Martin Keith Casavoy Deborah Gaudet Karen Desp res Kenneth Seguin Kathleen O'Malley Clement Cloutier Monica Pancare Jeffrey Healey JoAnne Vowles Paul Membrino John Burns Cynthia Morin David Dupuis Sherry! Frank Keith Gile Karen Boudreau Jean Cormier Cynthia Lamothe Diane Belliveau David Tellier Theresa Dedeian James Guenette Joanne Champagne John Daigle Susan Rampello George Ramos John Leger Anne Sweeney Edward Leger Andrea Bilotta Steven McPhee Cynthia Gionet Steven Quarella 132 Cynthia Allaire 133 Brad Bergeron John Burns Steven Eggert Jeffrey Healey Peter Lemay FOOTBALL Peter McNamara Paul Membrino John O’Horo Thomas Ray John Shaver CROSS COUNTRY George Ramos ‘a John Leger David Tellier BASKETBALL Robert Cotton Steven Eggert James Guenette Reis Hagerman John O'Horo Stephen Ricciardi Kenneth Seguin CHEERLEADERS Michele McCloskey Patricia Montesion Donna J. Pelletier Donna M. Pelletier Susan Rampello Lisa Rizzo Judith Sciabarassi HOCKE Jean Cormie Michael Fly Keith Gile 3ASKETBALL Pamela Goguen Andrea Bilotta Chery! LeBlanc Jonna Bunnell Julie Sonack In the chemistry lab with Sr. M. Lorraine SPEECH Josephine D'Amore Diane Farineau Nanette LaFlam Elizabeth Martin Cynthia Morin Donna J. Pelletier Christopher Romano Judith Sciabarassi DEBATING David Duval Richard O'Leary STUD ENEGOUNCIE David Dupuis Deborah Gaudet Christopher Romano Chery! Sweeney GLEE CLUB Diane Farineau Kathleen Pauley Deborah Pelkey George Ramos Julie Sonack Chery! Sweeney Daniel Thibert SOPHOMORES Tr tas Rian aia ao 4, me See - Se te ai ng ret ben Treen? CLASS OFFICERS Robert Sullivan, president Timothy Burns, vice-president Mary Chartrand, treasurer Nicole Wright, secretary _ Jaime Welch, historian SEVENTY-SIX Catherine Bean Robert Sullivan Pauline Leclerc Hubert Borg Karen Cote John Dextraze Eileen Carroll Robert LaFlam Brian Belliveau Kathy Pisciotta Michael Caisse Joyce Goguen Kevin Courtemanche Nancy Desgroseilliers Michael Joseph Denise Goguen Marie LeBlanc Robert Murchie Chery! Dauphinais Daniel Champagne Betsy Gladding Paul Bedard Kathy Kelly John Legere Jeffrey Montolio Cindy Pelletier Gary Cormier Karen Fluet David Woodcome Marybeth Cunningham Michael Lessard Bertha Cormier Victoria Brideau Peter Gamache Louise DiBenecetto Paul Smith Madeline Campbell Peter Dickhaut Denise Melanson Gerard Albert John Rines Caroline St. Jean Bernard Aubuchon Lorraine Cormier John Pelkey Anne Cormier David Farnsworth Karen Chamberlain Rita Godin David Gionet Gail Belliveau Brian Keane Kathleen Robideau James Pichette Paula Lawrence Daniel Rizzo Barry Siciliano Carol Masse John Richard Judy Haley Ross Comeau Linda Richards Martin Bellieveau Kathy Menard 138 Me rk Bilotta largaret Campbell Je ffrey Chaisson Karen Crall Daniel Dower De vid Godin sraig Driscoll a MUSICAL, ‘74 Rita Godin Carol Isabelle Mary Ann Kane Deborah Luper Kathy Menard Mary Meyer John McGrail Margaret O'Leary Kathleen Robideau Barry Siciliano Michael Sweeney Helene Vachon Jaime Welch Mary Ellen O'Sullivan GEER GEUB Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Mary Ellen O'Sullivan STUDENT COUNCIL Mark Bilotta Ann Nowlin Mary Lee Taitano HONOR—'1st Quarter Nancy Allain Bernard Aubuchon Paul Bedard Martin Belliveau Mark Bilotta Victoria Brideau Janet Brousseau Margaret Campbell Sandra Chalifoux Jeffrey Chaisson CHEERLEADERS Nancy Allain Victoria Brideau Margaret Campbell Michelle Christian Pauline Leclerc Carol Masse Caron McNamara Linda Richard Pamela Thibodeau Jaime Welch 140 Karen Chamberlain Mary Chartrand Steven Courtemanche Karen Crall Daniel Dower Anita Eggert Paul Farineau Paul Gariepy Denise Gaudet Patricia Gaudet David Godin Robert LaFlam Marie LeBlanc Robie Lucier Deborah Luper Caron McNamara Kathy Menard Mary Meyer Jeffrey Montolio Margaret O’Leary Mary Ellen O’Sulli Cynthia Pelletier Kathy Pisciotta Janet Ruggiero Joyce Shugrue Barry Siciliano Mary Lee Taitano Maria Vitone Jaime Welch Mary Ellen Yovino LANGUAGE FAIR Nancy Allain Peter Albert Catherine Bean Gail Belliveau Frances Berube Karen Berube Mark Bilotta Victoria Brideau Janet Brousseau Eileen Carroll Sandra Chalifoux Mary Chartrand Anne Cormier Lorraine Cormier Karen Cote Karen Grall Sandra Croteau Marybeth Cunningham Nancy Desgroseilliers Louise DiBenedetto Beverly Dower Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Michael Dube Deborah Dupre Paul Farineau Karen Fluet Norman Garneau Denise Gaudet Patricia Gaudet David Godin Rita Godin Julie Halstead Judith Haley Carol Isabelle Mary Ann Kane Kathleen Kell y Kathleen Landry Paula Lawrence Marie LeBlanc Pauline Leclerc Joyce Lison Robie Lucier Deborah Luper Carol Masse Patricia McManus Caron McNamara Denise Melanson Kathy Menard Ann Nowlin Janet Brousseau Todd Veautour Nancy O'Connor Paul Gariepy Sandy Crouteau Richard McCluskey Kathy Raimon David Godin Timothy Burns Maureen O’Connor Jeffrey Blanchard Patricia McManus Norman Garneau Anita Eggert Jeffrey Chiasson Janet Ruggiero Joyce Lison Richard Normandin Beverly Dower Brian McNamara Maria Vitone Jeffrey McBride Ann Rivard Jesus Rodriquez Robert Krysiak Sandra Chalifoux David Gionet Helene Vachon Fra ncisco Rodriquez Mary Ann Aubuchon John Petrullo Patricia Leary Denise Gaudet Michael Wilkins Dorothy Walsh John McGrail Mary Januskiewiecz John McInerney Deborah Luper Michael Bourgault Marc Babineau Mary Lee Taitano Leo Cormier Christine Mathieu Michael Boyd Nicole Wright Mark Bilotta Gail Siart Pamela Kenyon John Jeffrey Carol Isabelle Anthony Marotta Deborah Dupuis Daniel Dower Kathleen Ellis Norman Boucher Robie Lucier Mary Chartrand Stephen Hennessey Jaime Welch Richard Gagnon Michele Christian Roger Beaulac Pamela Thibodeau CROSS COUNTRY Norman Garneau David Godin FOOTBALL Gerard Albert Paul Bedard Jeffrey Blanchard Michael Boyd Richard Burke Timothy Burns John Dextraze David Farnsworth Brian Keane Jeffrey McBride Richard Normandin Paul Smith Robert Sullivan BASKETBALL Roger Beaulac Gary Cormier Paul Farineau Peter Gamache John Legere Michael Lessard Richard McCluskey Brian McNamara John Richard Robert Sullivan BASKETBALL Karen Berube Eileen Carroll Karen Chamberlain Louise DiBenedetto Beverly Dower Anita Eggert Joyce Goguen Mary Januskiewiecz Ann Nowlin Ann Rivard Gail Siart HOCKEY Norman Boucher Richard Burke Daniel Champagne Michael Dube Paul Leone John McInerney Richard Normandi Eugene O'Donnell Joseph Sova Todd Veautour LANGUAGE FAIR Nancy O'Connor Margaret O’Leary Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Cynthia Pelletier Jesus Rodriguez Kathleen Robideau Janet Ruggiero Carolyn St. Jean Joyce Shugrue Gail Siart Barry Siciliano Joseph Sova Robert Sullivan Michael Sweeney Mary Lee Taitano Pamela Thibodeau Helene Vachon Jaime Welch David Woodcome Nicole Wright Mary Ellen Yovino SREEGH Karen Crall Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Anita Eggert Deborah Luper John McGrail Mary Ellen Yovino DEBATING Mary Meyer Margaret O'Leary CHESS Bernard Aubuchon Martin Belliveau Steven Courtemanche Robert LaFlam 145 tttifitcccce heeetatucue so eee bees sa ia Kathleen O'Malley Glenn Gerecke Brenda Robideau Michael Shaver Jennifer Austin William Wheeler Linda Pelletier Joseph Quarella Stephen Roberge Kerry Keating Robert Halstead Doreen Cote Steven Cunningham Annette Bergeron Robert Sargent Mary Evans Susan Boudreau John Melanson Lisa Gilbert Daniel O’ Leary Stephanie Bilotta Richard Surrette Martha Foley Timothy Putnam Anthony Mangiacotti Joyce LeBlanc Francis Bedard Judith Normandin Mark Leger Carol Rouleau Richard Duquette Kelly Donelle Karen Goguen David Putnam Holly Leger James Julius Mary Demazure Peter Lison Mary Mazzaferro Michael Walsh Peter Keaveny Mary Connolly Peter Chamberlain Jacqueline Beyeler Stephen Borg Deborah Klug Bernard McGrath Paula Montesion Kathryn Arsenault George Michaud Donna Daigle Steven Pandiscio Laurie Brow David Careau Diane Girard Michael LeBlanc Wellman Pike Susan LeBlanc Michael Mezzanotti Michele Vincent Daniel Grammel Chery! Rochette Larry Badagliacca Heidi Cunningham 148 LANGUAGE FAIR Denise Aubuchon Ann Belliveau Bernice Belliveau Jacqueline Beyeler Cynthia Bilotta Stephanie Bilotta Susan Boudreau Yvonne Breau Celine Breton Laurie Brow Linda Cali Cynthia Carfaro Helen Champagne Mary Connolly Doreen Cote Heidi Cunningham Donna Daigle Mary Demazure Charlene Demchuk Paul DiBenedetto Kelly Donelle Mary Evans Peter Favini Kerry Flathers Dorothea Foley Deborah Gariepy Lisa Gilbert Karen Goguen Lorrie Guillette Robert Halstead Sylvie Hebert April Infantino Andre Jacques Dianne Johnson Kerry Keating Deborah Klug Robyn Laberge Holly Leger Mark Leger Pauline Leger Kelly LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Lisa LeBlanc Barbara Lincourt Paula Lincourt Michael Macchione Anthony Mangiacotti Mary Mazzaferro 149 GLEE CLUB 1974 MUSICAL Doreen Cote Doreen Cote R . C byn Lab i thes Sciabarassi Thomas Creed Rachariad Morin Sano nae dele Thibert Bridget Femino Kathleen O'Malley William Whoalée Susan Simoneau Chery! Normandin Pamela Thibodeau Adele Thibert Mary Belli 150 ¥ hae = gH GH HONOR—1st Quarter— i HO NOR —1st Quarter Ba queline Beyeler Helen Champagne Doreen Cote Jonna Daigle usan DeLisle ary DeMazure lary Evans ridget Femino lichael Gaudet Glenn Gerecke Lisa LeBlanc Annette Bergeron Martha Foley Michael Macchione Maureen McBrine James Morris Susan Neithercut Roderick Norris Daniel O’ Leary Kathleen O'Malley Steven Ricciardi Doreen Schultz Jane Slattery LANGUAGE FAIR Maureen McBrine Thomas Menard Kelly Michael Paula Montesion Katherine Morin Cathy Morock Susan Neithercut Sheryl Normandin Kathleen O’Horo Kathleen O'Malley Patricia Quinn Maureen Regan Laurie Ricciardi Pauline Richard Chery! Rochette Mary Rogers Carol Rouleau Angela Salamone Marcia Sciabarassi Susan Simoneau Jane Slattery Richard Surrette Deborah Tarbell Adele Thibert Gerald Woodcome 15 Kelly Michael Laureen Roberge Linda Hagerman Anne Lorch Marie Primeau Bernice Belliveau Charlene Demchuk Elizabeth Godin Michael Boivin Linda LeBlanc Thomas Menard Cynthia Carfaro Alfred Zarrella Jane Slattery Jeffrey Boudreau Noreen Cleary Paula Lincourt Michael Gaudet Nina Baldarelli Alexander Cruz Dianne Johnson Andre Jacques Doreen Schultz Dwayne Malouin Richard Norris Marcia Sciabarrasi John Donnelly Helen Champagne Kevin Christian Angela Salamone Thomas Creed Patricia Quinn Denise Boucher Kenneth LeBlanc Maureen McBrine James Morris Celine Breton Christopher Kalagher Susan DeLisle Gary Fournier Richard Normandin Barbara Lincourt Mark Dufour Yvonne Brow Larry LeClair Denise Aubuchon Stephen Marsh Nina Mammone Bridget Femino Brian O'Dell Linda Cali John Condon Ann Belliveau David Whitney Gloria Albert Anthony Sciabarrasi Kelly Langen Pauline Richard Kim Rutan Georgianna LaDue Mary Miller Laurie Ricciardi Maureen Regan Kerry Flathers se Fe. DEBATING David Desilets Martha Foley Michael Macchione James Morris Daniel O'Leary STUDENT COUNCI Jane Slattery Kathleen O’Malley FOOTBALL Larry Badagliacca Francis Bedard Michael Boivin Kevin Christian Paul Cioffi Alexander Cruz Steven Cunningham Edward Cuddahy John Donnelly Glenn Gerecke Daniel Grammel David Guillette Robert Halstead John Haverty Andre Jacques James Julius Anthony Mangiacotti Kevin McInerney John Melanson Robert Sargent Anthony Sciabarassi Michael Shaver Richard Surrette David Whitney BASKETBALL Francis Bedard Michael Bernatchez Alex Cruz Michael Gaudet Daniel Grammel David Guillette Robert Halstead James Julius Timothy Putnam David Whitney Alfred Zarrella HOCKEY Paul Cioffi Edward Cuddahy John Donnelly Anthony M angiacotti Kevin McInerney CROSS COUNTRY Michael Walsh BASKETBALL Kathryn Arsenault Annette Bergeron Stephanie Bilotta Susan Boudreau Cynthia Carfaro Donna Daigle Mary Evans Deborah Klug Robyn Laberge Holly Leger Paula Lincourt Anne Lorch Kathleen O’Horo Linda Pelletier Carol Rouleau Deborah Tarbell CHEERLEADERS Bernice Belliveau Cynthia Bilotta Doreen Cote Kerry Keating Paula Montesion Susan Neithercut Marcia Sciabarassi Jane Slattery | So Je) Our long and winding road of high school days has ended Carrying along with it a rush of many things and events, And with it all a part of our lives has been expended. Aware of a future that is “‘not yet’’ but is sure to be And knowing that the time for doing what must be done Is not tomorrow, not even today, but the present ‘‘now” We strain endlessly forward, far beyond the reality, Leaving familiar things behind to enter the future. With a wish to grow and achieve our God-given destiny, Pilgrim-like we will not rest until we reach our goal, Give us your help, O Lord, on our long and winding road. To our BERNARDIAN supporters, listed in the pages that follow, we are most grateful and we wish to thank you for the interest you have shown in us, our school, and our yearbook of 1974. 7 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Addante Honorable George J. and Mrs. Bourque Atty. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowen Honorable Hedley and Mrs. Bray Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cattel Atty. and Mrs. James F. Coburn Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crossman Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. D’Ambrosio Daughters of Isabella, Fitchburg Dr. and Mrs. P. F. M. Gilley, Jr. Atty. and Mrs. A. Andre Gelinas Dr. and Mrs. William B. Havey, Jr. Mrs. Catherine D. Keating Mr. John J. Kennedy Atty. and Mrs. Robert J. Larkin Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. LaVigne Mr. and Mrs. Felix Leger Honorable Gerald P. Lombard Atty. Edward T. McHugh Honorable John B. and Mrs. McLaughlin Atty. and Mrs. John M. O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. Donald Paiewonsky Atty. and Mrs. Howard W. Porter Dr. and Mrs. Quintino Rollo Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Saulnier Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Tuck ST. BERNARD’S CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION G Taylor Rental, Inc. 174 Jams Studios 160 mbrose Monument Co. 170 my Navy Store, Inc. 171 her Company, The 174 - D Traiier Service, Inc. 172 bineau Insurance Co. 162 ron’s Card Gift Shop 171 one’s Pharmacy 176 aylins 173 an’s Shoe Store 170 elanger Hardware 170 elliveau Furniture Co. 161 enoit Furniture Co., Inc. 180 sssette Sons Glass Corp. 161 lanchard Brown Printing Co. 162 uckley, C. E., Inc. 165 utler Variety Store 161 R Plumbing Heating 174 ampa Real Estate 161 ty Cleaners 162 ochrane, Delwin Insurance 177 Olonial Flower Shop 161 omiskey Electrical 163 0-op of Fitchburg Gardner 176 y's Washing Machine Service 164 an Chan’s Restaurant 162 iels Street Pharmacy, Inc. 162 eBonis the Florist 165 2Bonis Garden Center 169 Longchamp Motor Sales, Inc. 178 empsey’s Drug Store 162 | lick’s Barber Shop 163 ouble Dragon Restaurant 164 rury Sons Co., Inc. 165 inkin Do-Nuts 166 lena Dress Mfg. Co. 164 Ik Club Beverages 171 liott’s Jeweler 163 right’s Pharmacy 164 Ernie’s Furniture Co. 173 Fidelity Co-operative Bank 168 Fitchburg Creamery 180 Fitchburg Federal Savings 178 Fitchburg Gas Electric 179 Fitchburg Heating Co. 181 Fitchburg I-C Credit Union 181 F L Street Railway Co., Inc. 165 Fitchburg Paper Co. 182 Fitchburg Savings Bank 167 Fitchburg Welding Co., Inc. 182 Fitchburg Yarn Co. 178 Fluet’s Linoleum Shop, Inc. 181 Foster Grant 173 Frank’s Auto School 183 Fruit Growers Outlet 174 Gagne Construction Co. 180 Gallo, Mary Specialty Shop 169 Gamache’s Cyclery 164 Gariepy Furniture 166 Gendron’s 169 Georgie’s Beauty Shoppe 163 Giadone’s Furniture, Inc. 163 Giguere Drug Co. 164 Goodwin, W. C. Inc. 176 Gould Plumbing Heating Co. 176 Grier Fuel Co. 183 Hanslin Travel Realty Co. 165 Harper Furniture 163 Hemming’s Carpet Store 163 Henri’s Hairstylists 166 House of Shoes 164 Howdy Beefburgers 168 Hunter Aviation Corp. 166 Jennison Company 178 Keating Construction Co. 169 Knights of Columbus 175 LaFleur Rug Cleaning Co. 173 Lampila, Jeweler 181 LeBlanc, J. R. Jeweler 167 Leominster Credit Union 166 Leominster Die Service 174 Leominster Finance Corp. 175 Leominster Heating Co. 166 Leominster Typewriter Service 173 Loring Studio 184 M-C-M Furniture, Inc. 167 M S Auto Parts 172 Mallahy Funeral Home, Inc. 163 Marcella’s House of Beauty 171 Margolin, H. Co. 179 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '74 Maryann’s Do-Nut Drive-In 181 Matthews Motor Mart 183 McDonald's, Inc. 176 McManus Novelty Shoppe 165 Miller’s 180 Moderne Rug Cleaning 174 Mohawk—Mulcahy Express, Inc. 176 Montuori Oil Corp. 172 Monument Federal Savings 178 Motor Mart 167 Motor Parts Service, Inc. 166 Notre Dame Crusader Club 159 O’Connell, F. J. Real Estate 170 O’Neil, J. Richard Co. 171 Pete’s Coffee Shop 181 Peter’s Battery Service 167 Posco Printing 167 Putney Insurance Agency 166 R R Jewelry Gifts 179 RMP Parts Rebuilders 167 Renauld International, Ltd. 182 Rendezvous Restaurant 170 Ritter’s 176 Robinson Fish Chips 180 Romano Sons Market 171 Rome’s 179 Rosen, Barney Co. 165 Roux Travel Service, Inc. 181 Rubin’s Clothing Store 170 Ruth Lee, Inc. 175 Sabourin Hardware Co., Inc. 170 St. Bernard’s High School Assn. 158 Sala’s Market 167 Secino Tailor 170 Shamrock of Fitchburg, Inc. 179 Simond’s Saw Steel Co. 183 Skyline Engineers 173 Smith Bros. Office Equipment, Inc. 174 Solar Chemical Plastics 181 Smith, John R. Co., Inc. 175 Thomas Fuel Co. 174 Toomey, R. J. Co. 177 Tonkin Paper, Inc. 182 Vitelli Monuments 169 Wachusett Potato Chip Co. 169 Walton’s Auto Supply, Inc. 173 Werner’s Sporting Goods Co. 173 West Side Pharmacy 169 Weyerhaeuser Paper Division 165 Woodcome Insurance Agency 169 Worcester County National Bank 171 Notre Dame Crusader Club 159 | ADAMS STUDIOS 255 North Street Whalom District | Fitchburg = : ANDY’S SPORT SHOP ¢ y Your authorized head ski dealer P 216 Daniels Street Fitchburg é ¢ 3 BALLARIN’S PASTRY SHOP _ 179 Main Street Fitchburg BELLIVEAU FURNITURE CO., INC. ‘ Furniture for beautiful homes since 1931 63 Fairmount Street Fitchburg BESSETTE SONS GLASS CORP. Plate and Window Glass 362 Summer Street Fitchburg BUTLER’S VARIETY STORE . 199 Milk Street Fitchburg o CHAMPA INSURANCE REAL ESTATE . 372 Water Street Fitchburg COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP 187 Lancaster Street Leominster THE CATHOLIC GIFT SHOPPE, INC. 227 Water Street Fitchburg Dial 2-2925 Missals Prayer Books Crucifixes Rosaries Medals Hummel Figurines lrish Beleek China Pictures Statuary % ae - mt ) ” . Fi : } i “ % e FF: - Nate i Se P a z 4 , 2 vy Q Peter Favini, Kathleen O’Horo, Michael Cote, Sylvie Hebert. Deborah Tarbell, Robert Sweeney, Katherine Morin, Michael Bernatchez 161 American Can Company 16 Benson Street Fitchburg Blanchard Brown Printing Co. 32 Willow Street Fitchburg City Cleaners Palace Laundry, Inc. Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Fur Storage 655 Water Street Fitchburg Daniels Street Pharmacy, Inc. ‘“Cleghorn’s Family Druggist” 233 Daniels Street Fitchburg 162 the babineau insurance agen: 18 Fairmount Street @ Fitchburg, Mass. 01420 CHE Camera Shop OF FITCHBURG, INC. Victory Plaza 10 John Fitch Highwai RESTAURANT = )) an Cuan JOHN FITCH PLAZA JOHN FITCH HIGHWAY FITCHBURG. MASS. 01420 Chinese—American Restaurant Open 11:45 to 1:45 a.m. Sundays—12:00 to 1:45 a.m. Dempsey’s Drug Store, Inc. Joseph A. Frigoletto, Jr., B. S., R. Ph. 145—147 Lunenburg Street Tel. 343-6332 Fitchburg DICK’S BARBER SHOP 38 Mechanic Street Leominster ELLIOTT’ S—JEWELER Fitchburg’s Busiest Jewelry Store 460 Main Street GEORGIE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE The Finest in Professional Beauty Care Anne M. Espositio 150 Main Street Fitchburg MALLAHY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 43 Highland Avenue Fitchburg GIADONE’S, INC. Furniture 325 Water Street Fitchburg HARPER FURNITURE CO. 10 Main Street Fitchburg HEMMING’S CARPET SHOPPES Carpet is Our Only Business 153 Main Street 25 St. John’s Rd. Fitchburg Worcester COMISKEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial Commercial Residential Wiring D. J. Dillon, Jr., Pres. : Michael Macchione, Mary Beth Rogers, Kevin Mclnerney, Cathy Morock. Robyn Laberge, John Haverty, Cynthia Bilotta, Paul DiBenedetto. 163 Double Dragon Restaurant Chinese and Polynesian Food 293 N. Main Street Leominster House of Shoes Shoes for the Entire Family 223 Main Street Fitchburg Castle Plastics, Inc. 401 Lancaster Street Leominster Enright’s Pharmacy Robert E. Vorse 2 Summer Street Fitchburg 164 SINCE 1915 GAMACHE’S CYCLERY INC. GEORGE E. GAMACHE Specializing in Schwinn - Raleigh Bicycles “We Service What We Sell” Jct. Rt. 2A and 12 W. Fitchburg, Mass. 01420 Tel. DI3-3140 Cy’s Washing Machine Service Co. All Makes Repaired 1067 Main Street Fitchburg Elena Dress Mfg. Co., Inc. Manufacturers of Exclusive Children’s Dresses 45 Summer Street Leominster Giguere Drug Co., Inc. Medical Equipment Unlimited “Loyal to the Ethics of Pharmacy” Two Convenient Locations Leominster 40 Main Street 138 Spruce Street BARNEY ROSEN CO. Ladies’ and Gents’ Outfitters 706 Main Street Fitchburg MC MANUS Novelty Hobby Shop 754 Main Street Fitchburg TRAVEL SERVICE COS KS 725 Main Street Fitchburg, Mass. Weyerhaeuser PAPER DIVISION F. L. DRURY SONS CO. S. S. Pierce Associated Store Meats—Groceries—Beverages Delivery Service Tom Foley, Owner 800 Main Street C. E. BUCKLEY, INC. Religious Articles 34 Tremaine Street Leominster DE BONIS THE FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions 900 Main Street Fitchburg FITCHBURG AND LEOMINSTER STREET RAILWAY CO. “Call us for Charter Bus Service” 343-6454 Timothy Leger, Caron McNamara, Michael Sweeney, Kathleen Landry, Cindy Ostrowski, Joseph Sova, Barbara Henault, Robert Regan. 165 Dunkin Do - Nuts 233 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg There is an unlimited future for YOU in the world’s most rewarding and glamorous profession. Phone 342-6061 School of Hair Design 276 Water Street Fitchburg Leominster Credit Union 20 ADAMS STREET @ LEOMINSTER. MASS. 01453 MOTOR PARTS SERVICE INC AUTO MOTNE-EQUIPM 57 Main Street Fitchburg 166 Gariepy Furniture Co., Inc. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 91 Central Street Leominster Hunter Aviation Corporation Fitchburg Airport 345-7575 Leominster Heating Co., Inc. STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE 70 Pleasant Street Leominster 537-2248 W. E. Putney Insurance Agency, Inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 300 Summer Street Fitchburg J. R. LeBlane 14 Fairmount Street Fitchburg, Massachusetts 01420 Jeweler M—C—M, INC. Furniture—Appliances Marine Sporting Goods 770 No. Main Street Leominster F=f TC an rc U RG PETER’S BATTERY STATION SAVI N G S 80—86 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg BANK Corner of Main and Broad Streets at Upper Common Parkhill Office Parkhill Plaza John Fitch Office Branch John Fitch Highway 43 Granite Street Leominster, Mass. 01453 Tel. 534-4645 RMP—PARTS REBUILDERS, INC. 53 Snow Street Fitchburg MOTOR MART Fitchbur Charlotte Ward, Brian McHugh, Mary Ann Kane, Paul — ; Farineau. Margaret O’Leary, Alan Tessier, Mary Meyer, Craig Driscoll. SALA’S MARKET 108 Daniels Street Fitchburg 167 EAST SIDE OIL CO., INC. 24—Hour Burner Service Complete Installation Service Policy Automatic Delivery 83 Mechanic Street Leominster FIDELITY Co-operative 675 Main Street Fitchburg 29 Main Street Leominster 140 Water Street Fitchburg 168 PAUL J. WOODCOME INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. § 470 Main Street Fitchburg WEST SIDE PHARMACY 192 Merriam Avenue Leominster VITELLI MONUMENTS Barre Guild Monuments 275 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg Wachusett Potato Chip Co., Inc. 783 Water Street Fitchburg DE BONIS Tel. DI 5-4168 Tel. DI 5-4169 GARDEN CENTER AND NURSERIES King’s Corner 1316 Main Street N. Leominster, Mass. MARY GALLO SPECIALTY SHOP 587 Main Street Fitchburg GENDRON’S Parkhill Plaza Fitchburg P. J. KEATING Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Foundations Bituminous Concrete Asphalt Paving Black Top Crushed Stone Sand and Gravel bi; 4 ‘AB fr i 4 eS ; ; ui Ann Nowlin, Peter Miner, Theresa Richard, Paul Roy. Den- nis Halligan, Mary Ellen O'Sullivan, Eugene O'Donnell, Patricia Gaudet. 169 The All Colonial Rendezvous Restaurant Luncheons Dining by Candlelight Cocktails Private Parties At Parkhill Plaza in Fitchburg Your Hosts—Bob and Lita Isabelle Rubin’s Clothing Store 8 Central Street Leominster Ambrose Monument Company 240 Blossom Street Fitchburg F. J. O'Connell Real Estate, Inc. 280 Main Street Fitchburg 170 Sabourin Hardware Co., Inc. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Paints, Wallpaper, Kitchenware, Tools Brass and Galvanized Pipe Cut To Order 27 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg Secino Tailors Tuxedo Rentals Tailoring 202 Water Street Fitchburg Bean’s Shoe Store 377 Main Street Fitchburg Belanger Hardware, Inc. 284 Water Street Fitchburg ARMAND’S HAIR STYLISTS 275 Main Street, Fitchburg 17 Parker Street, Gardner ARMY NAVY STORE, INC. 332 Main Street Fitchburg BARON’S CARD GIFT SHOP, INC. Stationery—Costume Jewelry—Candles Russell Stover Candies 343 Main Street Fitchburg WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK MARCELLA’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Personalized Beauty Care 15 Cushing Street Fitchburg ELK CLUB BEVERAGES Beaudoin Bros., Inc. 3 Seventh Street Leominster ROMANO SONS MARKET 138 Harvard Street Fitchburg J. RICHARD O'NEIL CO., INC. —For More Than 50 Years— Grammar School, High School and College Rings 35 Robinson Avenue Attleboro Falls, Mass. 02763 (ww) Margaret Campbell, Raymond Pandiscio, Catherine Kenne- dy, John Pagnotta. Roger Touchette, Karen Croll, Richard Burke, Mary Ellen Yovino. Fri MONTUORI OIL CORPORATION B D Trailers Service, inc. Hitches Installed—Welding Repairs Service ” Bottle Gas—Parts Robert Bond Les Drake TRAVEL TRAILERS: Terry—Taurus—Globe Star TRUCK CAPS: Silver-Top—White Co. TRUCK CAMPERS: Eastern CUSTOM BUILDING: Truck Caps Truck Campers 115 Turnpike Westminster, Mass. Fitchburg Massachusetts M S AUTO PARTS, INC. 61 Bemis Road Fitchburg FURNITURE T BAYLINS Fine Furs and Ladies’ Apparel 467 Main Street Fitchburg ei Wear Ernie’s or) POPULAR Prices POM gk Furniture Co. Fitchburg WERNER’S SPORTING GOODS CoO. 45 Main Street Leominster Skyline Engineers, Ine. Restoration Contractors PRESIDENT: J. D. Quinn ASSOCIATES: Daniel T. Quinn Martin D. Quinn Stephen E. Quinn 58 East Street Fitchburg Tel. 2-5333 LAFLEUR RUG CLEANING CO. 20 Merle Street Fitchburg LEOMINSTER TYPEWRITER SERVICE CO. WALTON’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 1151 Main Street Fitchburg FOSTER GRANT CoO., INC 289 North Main Street Leominster, Massachusetts Judith Sciabarassi, Michael Prince, Karen Curran, Steven Ricciardi, Charles Gaudet, Carol Walsh, Steven Perla, Don- na M. Pelletier Leominster Die Service 11 Spruce Street Leominster Thomas Fuel Co. 313 Canton Street Fitchburg Smith Bros. Office Equipment Inc. 306 Summer Street Fitchburg C R Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 229 Lancaster Street Leominster 174 Moderne Rug, Inc. SALES AND INSTALLATION Nelson Guillette Roger Therrien 50 Duck Mill Road Fitchburg Se Asher TROUSERS AND SPORTSWEAR A G Taylor Rental, Inc. 345 Summer Street, Fitchburg 580 North Main Street, Leominster Stores also in Gardner Worcester Auburn Natick Boca Raton, Florida Fruit Growers Outlet 738 No. Main Street Leominster JOHN R. SMITH CO., INC. Michael F. Root Harold F. Root 243 Water Street Fitchburg Ruth Lee, Inc. Town and Country Clothes 7-9 Park Street West Dennis Leominster Cape Cod Leominster Finance Corp. Anthony P. Angelini, Mgr. Treas. 10 Monument Square Fichlurg Council KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS . r ¥ 2988 Patricia Schmidt, Paul Cioffi, Deborah Gariepy, John Shan- non. Edward Cuddahy, Dorothea Foley, David Guillette, Judith Normandin. 172 CO-OP CONSUMER OWNED United Co-operative Society Fitchburg and Gardner Supermarkets—Service Station Fuel Oil—Bakery—Dairy—Gift Shop John Fitch Highway Fitchburg Master Tel. KE 7-0297 License 6667 Raymond Gould PLUMBING HEATING CO. 33 Colbert Street Leominster, Mass. Cefalo Bros. Wholesale Produce 82 River Street Fitchburg W. C. Goodwin, Inc. For Over 75 Years A Good Place To Buy Good Shoes 440 Main Street Fitchburg “For Your Floral Needs”’ Ritter For Flowers Fiore and Irene Brogna 340 Main Street Fitchburg Barone’s Pharmacy 100 Harvard Street Fitchburg Mohawk—Mulcahy Express, Inc. 38 Intervale Road Fitchburg Bd TOOMEY, po-po2ncy STANTON CO., INC. DELWIN A COCHRANE INSURANCE AGENCY CLERICAL APPAREL INC. ALTAR BOY FURNISHINGS General Insurance PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS James G. Gaffney, Treas = 484 Main Street fone aos Fitchburg CONFIRMATION AND FIRST COMMUNION 342-6088 GRADUATION AND CHOIR GOWNS New England Scholastic Press Association JOURNALISM AWARD —— IN SCHOLASTIC EDITING AND PUBLISHING T HE 139.4753 BERNARDIAN St. Bernard's High School Fitchburg, Massachusetts AN de Longchamp Headquarters For Z tT a | = =. Extra Value Used Cars an |e Ts, a) ia de Longchamp gemewe St Biocon S|. enubieee ntit Me sete Cadillac—Oldsmobile—Rambler = 139 Harvard Street far FTCHBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS de Longchamp Tempest—Pontiac—Buick 222 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg Savings Accounts Insured by an agency of the Unites States Government Corvair—Chevrolet—Chevrolet Trucks 87 Central Street Winchendon Chartered and Supervised by the United States Government MONUMENT FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 11 Park Street Leominster 537- 6101 THE JENNISON COMPANY FITCHBURG YARN COMPANY H. Margolin Co., Inc. Leather Goods 380 River Street Fitchburg R R Jewelry and Gift Distributors, 790 River Street Fitchburg ROME’S Ladies Specialty Shop Genevieve Steeves, Mgr. Tel. 342-8932 John Fitch Plaza Fitchburg Shamrock of Fitchburg, Inc. Central Plaza Fitchburg FITCHBURG GAS AND ELECTRIC Serving the Area with Dependable Gas and Electricity Brian Sullivan, Kelly retiene Gerald Woodcome, Bathing Leger. April Infantino, Thomas Morrissey, Lisa LeBlanc, David Desilets. C. E. Gagne Dealer in Loam—Grading Landscaping Black Top—Macadam Drives or Parking Lots Black Top Sealer (Jennite) Tel. DI3 - 6226 196 Bemis Road BENOIT FURNITURE CO. ET OVAL 6a “The Home of Nationally Advertised Lines”’ Sheet Metal Workers 565 Main Street Leominster 386 Main Street l éominee FISH AND CHIPS Smart Fashions ... For Her—For Him 331 Main Street Fitchburg 4 Summer Street Fitchburg BANNER MOLD DIE CO., INC. 251 Florence Street Leominster 25 Ashby State Road nomZza pDmr 180 A Member of the Polysar Group of Companies ... Partners in Progress 29 Fuller Street Leominster Roux Travel FITCHBURG won oervice, CAN So Sa %, SOLAR CHEMICAL . = . sash; = Inc. -C CREDIT UNION Tucker Tours 353 Main St. Fitchburg, Mass. 01420 Pete’s Coffee Shoppe, Inc. 10 Prospect Street—Leominster, Mass. Norman J. Boudreau, Treasurer Paul F. Scapparone, C. C. C. E. Assistant Treasurer WATCHES - JEWELRY - ENGRAVING FINE WATCH AND GIFTS-RIBBONS-TROPHYS MEDALS JEWELRY REPAIRING Fitchburg Heating and Air Conditioning Co. 198 Water Street Fitchburg Mary Ann’s Do-Nut Drive-in 33 River Street Fitchburg FLUET’S LINOLEUM SHOP, INC. 22 Cottage Avenue Fitchburg A FRIEND FITCHBURG WELDING CO., INC. Your Steel Fabricators Depot Road Westminster, Massachusetts 01473 FITCHBURG PAPER COMPANY Litton Business Systems, Inc. 691 River Street NWistsn =p ee P| EMPIRE STATE BUILDING 2 tap eee Tonkin Paper Inc. FITCHBURG, MASS. 01420 New YORK, N.Y. 10001 (617) 342- oy (212) 947-1871 167 Klondike Avenue, Fitchburg, Massachusetts 01420 Grier Fuel Co. Heating Oils Budget Plans Available Dial 3-4637 Office Bulk Plant 59 Sheldon Street Fitchburg SIMONDS y [Saw ano AND STEEL FITCH BU RG, MASS. Matthews Motor Co. 314 John Fitch Highway = Fitchburg, Mass. 01420 CHEVROLET 1977 Freshman Hoopsters Frank’s Auto School, Inc. Joseph W. Bramante, Pres. 17 Snow Street Fitchburg 184 LORING Bernardian Photographer FIORELLO! The Pulitzer Prize Musical SBHS Musical of ’74 to be presented March 1 and 3 School Auditorium Directed by ROBERT HEALY Seniors of ’74 taking part—leads, solos, chorus: Denis Arsenault Peter Gastonguay Thomas Landry Diane Beauchene Stephen Gastonguay Cynthia LeBlanc Susan Belliveau Karen Gaudet Gail Macchio Mary Bianchini Linda Gould Sharon Morin Paul Chiasson Kathleen Joseph Kevin Murphy Carol Evans Sheila Kirby Anne Marie Pauley Laura Powell Linda Wolski Debra Romano Susan Rousseau Elizabeth Ruberti Linda Sanfilippo Claude Thibeault Francois Vachon oe Ss. 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