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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

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A time to cherish the happy days that never should fly Until the hands of time choose to wave a last goodbye. we - a � , . -.- - , ® , Of the things we used to say in those happy bygone days. Truly for all of us the days will come and the days will go, But still the hands of memory will weave dreams of long ago, _ And the memory of the past will roy and half our joys renew. a a i‘ “F n Ey! Freshman days—a time to begin all over again! Gone were grammar school days—a time to end! We who had climbed to the top and felt so big, Now must go down far and begin all over again. The weather favored us on that September morn As we climbed the stairs of St. Bernard’s High And entered through big, wide, welcoming doors, Trying hard not to show how jittery we were. In spite of upperclassmen fears, so hard to define, There was a gleam of excitement in our alert eyes, As we went through the ordeal of finding homerooms, And opening of lockers that didn’t always respond. TTER Y There came a time when we felt like old “pros”, As we cheered on our frosh on gridiron and court. Planning a Saturnalia was fun and intramurals tops. Our class play, ‘The Lottery’, was second to none. As FRESHMEN we had a time TO CONCENTRATE... TO PONDERS, TO QUESTION ... TO BE SERIOUS TO DELIBERATE... LOS LUD Yer Oul lin Kae Sophomores of ‘75 going out for cheerleading and sports—baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, hockey, softball, tennis, track: Dennis Bean Anthony Bilotta Karen Boudreau Donna Bunnell John Burns Kevin Chamberlain Robert Cotton David Duval Deborah Gaudet Joyce Goguen Pamela Goguen James Guenette Reis Hagerman Robert Henault Eric Jakobowicz Jeffrey Healey Lois Jersyzk Keith Gile Edward Leger John Legere Peter Lemay David Lemoine Martin Maynard Michele McCloskey John O’Horo Patricia Montesion Steven Papoojian Donna J. Pelletier Donna M. Pelletier Stephen Quarella Stephen Ricciardi George Ramos Lisa Rizzo Christopher Romano Kenneth Seguin Judith Sciabarassi John Shaver JoAnne Vowles Anthony Zanghi SOPHOMORE year for us was a time of great expectations As we looked forward to big things to be accomplished. Gone were the timid, shrinking fears of freshman days As we walked now with a firm step and head held high. _A time when the once unfamiliar faces were so no longer, When many a one-time stranger was now our closest friend. Slowly but surely with no apparent effort on our part We were little by little being formed into one class. 12 A time to be happy, a time to be gay; A time to socialize, a time to enjoy. v BO eb eS oO a v a i v 1o) 5 iss} se) v S) a = e as. i v te se, S oO i ae, n N SS) a ° —) i=) =_ oS = S x v om S| el Vv 5 v x © fe Te) c ol re) n fe 5 Fair of ’73. THUNDER IN THE AIR Karen Boudreau Lucie Cormier Theresa Dedeian Cynthia Dupuis Mary Foster Claire Gamache Pamela Goguen Genevieve Kelly David Lemoine Peter McNamara Paul Membrino Patricia Montesion Richard O'Leary Donna Pelletier Steven Quarella Lisa Rizzo Christopher Romano Cheryl Sweeney Joanne Vowles James Yovino Anthony Zanghi Sophomore class play Directed by Mrs. Gorton Donna M. Pelletier Robert Henault ELEEET A MK LTT TD, ERE eee WAN Mlhde a DAASIALLE MANIA ipeyy FAISAISES ee oe STORM IN THE DORM Junior Class Play Directed by Sr. Loretta 16 Georgeann Arsenault Joanne Beauchene Rosa Connors Theresa Dedeian Pamela Draleaus David Duval Mary Foster Claire Gamache Pamela Goguen Nanette LaFlam Twyla Lambert Chery! LeBlanc David Lemoine E. Peter McNamara Beverly Murray Chris Romano Cheryl Sweeney Ann Tessier Joanne Vowles badd one Pttnne ae se. UNIOR year, a time to stop and take a good look back, ow thinking of frosh and soph days as the green years. But the theme of our ring ceremony forcibly reminded us, hat we weren't there yet—“It’s only the beginning.” PERS ASE AN SIS nS EEE AN, RES 5S SS DE A RS 18 JUNIOR- SENIOR RECEPTION June 3, 1974 Dinner followed by entertainment— songs, skits, solos: I. Beginnings II. Getting to Know You III. Close to You IV. Cherish V. Slide Show VI. Closing Directors Mr. Taddeo Mr. Nicastro Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sister Cecile Mark Roy Paul Roy Decorations Mr. Listewnik Karen Despres Ann Halstead Patricia McGuirl Guitarist Charles Sullivan Lighting Steven Azar Brad Bergeron Steven Eggert David Lemoine Richard O’Leary Pianists Diane Farineau Judy Sciabarrasi Stage Hands Kevin Chamberlain Gary Cormier James Guenette Chorus of 112 Juniors 20 é e POE bed . =o ,0., 8, oe Pe eo bee ft ce ong 4° aye. : All-school Musical FIORELLO! March 1-3 Directed by Robert Healy Christopher Romano Mark Bilotta Jeffrey Chiasson Paul Chiasson Doreen Cote Thomas Creed Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Peter Gastonguay Steven Gastonguay David Godin Rita Godin Linda Gould Kathy Joseph Thomas Landry David Lemoine John McGrail (Fiorello LaGuardia) Kevin Murphy Mary E. O'Sullivan FIOREL Ann Marie Pauley Laura Powell Susan Rousseau John Shannon Barry Siciliano Cheryl Sweeney Michael Sweeney Claude Thibeault Helen Vachon Francois Vachon William Wheeler Nina Baldarelli Diane Beauchene Suzanne Beauchene Susan Belliveau Carol Evans Diane Farineau Bridget Femino Marcy Foley Carol Isabelle Mary Ann Keane Robin LaBerge Kathy Landry Andrea LeBlanc Cynthia LeBlanc Ann Marie Lorch Debbie Luper Mary Meyer Kathy Morin Sharon Morin Margaret O'Leary Kathy O’Malley Debbie Pelkey Brenda Robideau Kathy Robideau Robin Robideau Beth Ruberti Angela Salamone Sandra Salamone Linda Sanfilippo Jaime Welch Linda Wolski SA iT} : SSAA ELLE: ai AVY ? At the June 1973-74 Athletic Awards Assembly, the following pupils were awarded a letter: CROSS Norman Garneau John Leger COUNTRY David Godin George Ramos TRACK Paul Bedard David Godin Steven Eggert John Leger David Farnsworth John Legere FOOTBALL Alex Cruz John Donnelly John O’Horo Paul Bedard Steven Eggert Thomas Ray Brad Bergeron David Farnsworth John Richards Jeffrey Blanchard jeffrey Healy John Shaver John Burns Brian Keane Paul Smith Timothy Burns Peter Lemay Robert Sullivan Robert Curtis Jeffrey McBride Todd Vautour John Dextraze Paul Membrino a ie : ¢ aaa : Do MA AER. David Tellier Michael Walsh John O’Horo George Ramos BASEBALL BASKETBALL NNIS OCKEY John Donnelly Peter Gamache Paul Bedard Robert Cotton Steven Azar Martin Belliveau Anthony Bilotta Norman Boucher Richard Burke David Champagne Paul Cioffi Brian Keane Richard Normandin Michael Flynn James Guenette Kevin Chamberlain Paul Farineau Reis Hagerman Jean Cormier Edward Cuddahy John Donnelly Michael Dube Steven Ricciardi John Richards Robert Marchie Reis Hagerman Eric Jakobowica Lois Jersyzk Robert LaFlam Michael Flynn Keith Gile Paul Leone Anthony Mangiacotti Robert Sullivan David Whitney John O’Horo John Rines David Lemoine Kathy O’Horo Richard O'Leary John McInerney Kevin McInerney Richard Normandin Gene O'Donnell John Shaver Kenneth Seguin Kenneth Seguin Joseph Sova Todd Veautour ay David Duval John Jeffrey GOLF Michael Flynn Richard McCluskey Steven Quarella Senet one SOFTBALL Nancy Allain Annette Bergeron Karen Berube Donna Bunnell Margaret Campbell Karen Chamberlain Anita Eggert Diane Gariepy Mary Januskiewicz Maureen O'Connell Linda Pelletier Anne Rivard Halen Vachon Maria Vitone BASKETBALL Annette Bergeron Donna Bunnell Louise DiBenedetto Anita Eggert Pamela Goguen Kathy O’Horo Julie Sonack CHEERLEADERS Michelle Christian Michele McCloskey Karen McNamara Patricia Montesion Donna J. Pelletier Donna M. Pelletier Susan Rampello Lisa Rizzo Judith Sciabarrasi SENIOR YEAR—a time of all times to cherish, A time that we had been looking forward to. Now finally at the top we had first places. A time to give and share as well as receive— We began with Freshman night when we welcomed The newcomers with a night of frolic and fun. Senior Class Officers: E. Peter McNamara, Robert Cotton, Anthony Bilotta, Karen Despres, Mark Roy. 30 ; , — oe ee oe o—ee—=e oe 32 33 {epee NIIIRIT A eines aa wa! a sone TS ene bho ol +, Ra awh gue 0 ASP EME Lene e ek St t= pelea eae Bade. 3a eae nee —: Tereractt es Woerenst wt: te2+4 T32 35 A time to begin and learn to sew, To take that “stitch in time that Saves nine,” we have heard said. A time of frustration when what Has been sewed has to be ripped; A time when machines jam and the Needle breaks and all seem lost. 38 SSS ae Nit gj: Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thir brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place. ver the mountains and over the waves; Inder the fountains and under the graves; Inder floods that are deepest, which Neptune obey, ver rocks that are steepest, Love will find out the way. 41 Periods spent in art class are happy ones for us, When we go down to 26 with Mr. Thomas presiding. Busy as bees, we work with pencil, paint brush, Scissors, paste, and other phases of artist skills Proudly we display our masterpieces for all to see With no two alike in their original creativity. A time and a place for this and hat—personal typing, biology esearch, English IV with Miss Carle. Seniors Juniors Sophomores David Duval John Leger Mark Bilotta Cynthia Morin Mary Ellen O’Sullivan Kelly Langen Kathleen Pauley Gail Siart Daniel O'Leary Kenneth Seguin Nicole Wright Marcia Sciabarrasi STUDENT COUNCIL President Christopher Romano Vice-President Robert Henault Treasurer David Dupuis Secretary Ann Nowlin Craig Driscoll is the president of the CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITY (CLt and Daniel Dower, the vice-president. Father Jaillet and Sister Theresa are tl moderators. Members of the club will attend the fall institute to be held in Maine j November. They will also have a large part in planning the National CLC Co1 vention to be held at the University of Massachusetts in August. : )74-75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Patricia Montesion Donnk i dit. 1 1 chelle McCloskey, Captain peieteccta ea” beisihe pans Donna J. Pelletier Susan Rampello Cheryl Sweeney ee | 4 aS ca fi ; 48 CAFETERIA Mrs. Rodier CUSTODIANS Mr. Mooney Mr. Delphia pa eae ee ae i ae en en - © ee Mrs. Corbett Mrs. Craigen Mrs. Hagerman Mrs. LeBlanc Mrs. Henault Mrs. Perla A time each day between 11:00 and 12:00 at noon, When a welcome bell rings for one of three groups To go downstairs to cafeteria for a lunch break. How quickly the time passes and the minutes fly! How soon it’s upstairs again and back to the grind. Just when did Mrs. Leclair come into the limelight as a )0% Bernardian booster and rooter? It may have been before is, but we do know that back in the fall of ‘59, she was ready making a name for herself as an enthusiastic, loyal n. This was the year her son, Bernie, although only a fresh- an, made the varsity football team and played in that emorable victory over Leominster, 14-8. What a thrill it was for his mother to read such newspaper ounts in the years to come as: “Bernie Leclair had both of SBHS touchdowns . .. high scorer for the season .. . football captain ... a berth in the North Worcester County All-Star football team.” Because Bernie also went out for basketball, baseball, and track, his mother cultivated an interest in all these sports and seldom missed a game. But even after Bernie’s graduation, she continued to support the teams. God bless you and keep you, Mrs. Leclair! May the good Lord give you the strength to carry on! We need you with your indomitable spirit and unflagging loyalty to St. Ber- nard’s High. 50 - Pat Pcie? Fi . ae “6% PPE es «“ i mn CAT Fete tt bl Oe L S eee) DIT BRE SYEAR A time of grace All times are times of grace but God’s call to us is clearer and mo pressing at certain times. For the ancient Hebrews, such a time was t] year of jubilee: “You will declare the fiftieth year sacred and proclai_ A time of renewal Such a time of grace for us is the year 1975 designated by Pope Paul ' a “Year of econcuialion and Renewal.” The essential concept of tl within. This is what the Gospel calls conversion, penance, and a chal of heart. It is a moment of grace and one usually does not obtain gra without bowing one’s head A time of reconciliation As sinners we must turn in repentance to God to be reconcile: Reconciliation with God demands reconciliation with our neighbo This must go beyond mutual forbearance and forgiveness. The concerr of others must be our concerns, and their sufferings must be ours A time of faith and charity Pope Paul has made a special appeal to Catholics to sanctify the Hol Year by special devotion to works of faith and charity “Let special attention be given to the many needs which haunt ma today—employment ... housing ... schools . .. social and medical aii decent, public moral standards A time of salvation Referring to the ceremony of the opening of the “holy doors” of St Peter’s, Pope Paul said, “May the holy doors which we shall open o1 the night of Christmas Eve be a sure sign of a renewed approach t4 Christ, Who alone is the Way of the Door to Salvation. | the liberation of all the inhabitants of the land. This is to be for you jubilee year.” (Leviticus 25:10) | 11 | i mq 1 .1775... THE BIRTH OF A COMMUNITY In the days of Paul Revere and the “Somerset,” across the as in a suffering and oppressed Ireland, a brave little joman was doing a great work. Very quietly and cautiously, ano Nagle was converting little cabins into classrooms for bor children. She well knew that in doing this, she was olating the King’s law which forbade a Catholic to teach. prisonment, loss of property, and even death was the enalty. But with a strong faith and trust in God, she risked 1, even life itself, to do what she feit was His will for her. Possessing much, she would give all she had to the poor. low her home was a little cottage. Her clothing was so poor bey she was sometimes taken for a beggar woman. Her feet vat had once graced many a ballroom of Paris and the court XV, now trudged through the mud and slush of nar- aw streets and lanes as she walked to her schools or on her rrands of mercy to the poor. To perpetuate the work she had begun, Nano conceived the lea of a religious community and took the necessary steps yr its formation. On Christmas Eve, 1775, Nano and three thers began the religious life. The community grew very Owly at first. Great poverty and hardships had devastating ffects on the health of the sisters. Ten years after Nano’s death, the little congregation was on 1e verge of starvation. Dry bread and a little milk was the aily fare. Fortunately, a large donation from a benefactor ut the community on its feet again. The number of Sisters in- reased so rapidly that in a few years, they would be leaving yr distant shores—India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, lew Guinea, Africa, the Philippines, and North and South ‘merica. The Sisters of the Presentation came to Fitchburg in 1886 and have been at St. Bernard’s High School since 1926. Nano’s first Sisters would leave Ireland in the slow-mov- ing sailing vessels of early days, built like the “Somerset” in a British shipyard and of sturdy oak. On the Nagle coat-of- arms, the oak predominates. On the crest of the Sisters of the Presentation, the two sprays of oak are symbolic of growth and the two skeins binding them together denote union. .. THAT FATEFUL APRIL NIGHT IN 7 Dies Fateful not only in the riding but also in the rowing of Paul Revere, as with oars muffled by a torn flannel petticoat, toss- ed from an upstairs waterfront window, he was rowed silently past the mighty British man-of-war, the “Somerset,” moored to catch rebel traffic between Boston and Charles- town. Landing safely in Charlestown, Revere borrowed a horse and galloped on to glory as he spread the alarm for the country folk to be up and to arm. Three years later the “Somerset” was wrecked off Cape Cod in an early November nor’easter and beached helpless below the cliffs. Recently as though seeking a role in the na- tion’s Bicentennial, the oaken skeleton of what was once the mighty “Somerset” has emerged from her watery grave in the sands. The oak timbers, pickled for two hundred years in salt water and preserved in sand, are probably harder to cut to- day than when they were laid down in Her Majesty’s Dockyard at Chatham, England, in 1746. 52 Sister Joan Mulcahy, Principal Sister Lourdes O’Malley, Assistant Principal That'll Be the Day When You Hear Sister Joan Say: “You don’t look comfortable, take off your neck tie.” “If you don’t like what we're having for lunch, go down to McDonald's and get yourself a Big Mac: “You still look hungry. Why don’t you stick around for the second and third lunches, too?” “Don’t hang around the bubbler! Come downstairs and I'll buy you a coke.” “Is that bubble gum you’re chewing? Let me have a piece.” “You're late. Why don’t you go home and come back tomorrow.” —Blue and Gold, October ’74 : His Excellency TIMOTHY J. HARRINGTON Auxiliary Bishop of Worcester REVEREND MARTIN P. DONAHUE Superintendent of Schools His Excellency BERNARD J. FLANAGAN, D. D. Bishop of Worcester EY, DEPARTMENT DIREGTORS Father Jaillet Sister Clara Mr. Creedon Religion Math Guidance ; Le Sr. M. Sharon Mr. McGuirk Sr. M. Margaret Sister Theresa English Science Business Languages eg iss Mr. McManus Mr. Lamothe Humanities Social Studies Miss Carle Sr. Ann Murphy Sister Cecile Sr. M. Constance Sr. M. Consilia English Religion French French Home Economics Business Latin Sr. M. Dorothea Mrs. Fisher Sister Jane Mr. Lindberg Mr. Listewnik Secretary Secretary Library Humanities Math ‘ Sister Loretta Sr. M. Lorraine Religion Chemistry English Mrs. Laino Lamothe Mrs Mr. Bercier Latin Physical Ed. English Mr. Taddeo Sister Patricia Humanities Sr. M. Luke English Mrs. Rodier Librarian Sr. M. Marcella Cafeteria Typing 3 bs i eth i d a atan Father Guenette Mr. Gorski Mr. Blanchard Mr. Thomas Mr. Dattis Religion English Math Art Science 57 58 Mr. Nicastro Math Physics Wid he ee iat Mr. Leclair Technical Drawing Math Sister Carmen French Mr. Estaphan Spanish French Mrs. Hull Secretary Mrs. Gorton English E. Peter McNamara, president Robert Cotton, vice-president ‘Anthony Bilotta, treasurer Karen Despres, secretary Mark Roy, historian a Cynthia Ann Allaire Wide-awake, energetic Cindy who doesn’t like to be fenced in... alert to all that’s going on. . . glows with the happi- ness and verve of youth ... sure to be with you ... hockey enthusiast. Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1. Judy Elizabeth Barrette Carefree, friction-free Judy never seem- ing to lose her cool ... petite and strik- ing looking with her long, glossy blonde hair ... always on top with the latest fashions ... likeable and popular. Intramurals 2; Language Fair 2, 4. Gary Paul Arceci Sharp, clean-cut appearance in step with the keenness of his mind ... at times unpredictable . . . begone all dull routine ...an American history student . . . goes all out for skiing and duck hunting. Intramurals 1, 3; Learning Pavilion 3; Language Fair 3. James Joseph Baldarelli Sociable, good natured JB, friendly with everyone ... enjoys party gatherings... Noted for making quick decisions ready for anything that must be faced . . . knows what's happening .. . good skier. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Georgann Michele Arsenault Able to hold her own in any conversa- tion ... sure to inject a bit of humor .., very much involved ... interest in music and the arts . . . enjoys outdoor life and camping . .. proven thespian talent. Dramatics 1, 3; Choral 1; Intramurals 1. Dennis Francis Bean Open and responsive mind ... likeable frankness and total honesty ... ex- presses his own opinions loud and clear ... not one to beat around the bush and waste words ... basketball and account- ing interest. Basketball 2. Diane Marie Belliveau Our cute, sweet, pixie-like Shirley Tem- ple... curly top and a dimplish grin... Michael Steven Belli sure to have something up her sleeve . . . Big in his friendliness and spirit of shar- dares to be different ... frank and out- ing ... respects people for what they are spoken ... found where things are hap- not for what they have... likes to dap- pening. ple in art... hockey his game... enjoys , concerts ... computer technologist. Booster club 1, 2; Class Officer 2; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3; Stu- Bar-b-q 2; Language Fair 2; Ski Club 1, 4. dent Council 1. Joanne Marie Beauchene Powerful in her petiteness ... a lively red head who just can’t keep still ... daring in her search for excitement ...a non-stop talker ... up to date on the latest ... pulls through in tight fixes. Booster club 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1; Student Council 1. Mark Anthony Benoit Happy when driving on the broad high- G f Wd y way ... broadminded Benny with no A use for phonies ... sincerity in his o friendliness ... enjoys music and con- certs ... talented in art ... a good swim- ie) ; mer ... history major. f ri i La” iC £ £ “ pAlt Mf WwW Language Fair 1, 2; PAR 2, 3. r i (4 Ring Ceremony, '73 wre Brad Reginald Bergeron Well-built athlete doing well in football and track ... likes to lift weights ... in- terest in firearms . . . skill in marksman- ship ... sturdy outdoorsman... likes his chemistry ... conservation outlook. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Learning Pavilion 3. Andrea Louise Bilotta Kind hearted and generous nature ... a perennial smiler through thick and thin ... quick and spontaneous in her reac- tions ... likes to get the job done in jig time ... looks forward to art classes. Intramurals 1, 2; Basketball 3; Choral 2. Anthony James Bilotta Tony, our dependable class treasurer doing a good job .. . 100% class effort ... sports enthusiastic going all out for foot- ball and basketball ... a Stan Smith on tennis court ... an at-your-service man. Class officer 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 4. John Francis Borg Strong in his convictions and friend- ships ... sparing with his words but generous with his smiles ... mighty in his deeds ... keen, scientific mind ... shines in physics classes ardent hockey follower. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; PAR 2. Donna Michelle Boudreau Tall and slender Donna ... energetic nature always rar’n to go places ... gig- gles go as . quickly as they come ... no restraint to all she has to say ... can be depended upon to do the job well and on time. School Paper 4; Choral 1; Ring Ceremony 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Marie Bunnell Our superstar girl athlete excelling in basketball and softball ... an A-1 sports fan ... outdoor-life appeal ... big hearted and generous ... honest and true ... can be depended upon to give her best. Language Fair 2, 3; National Poetry 1; Stu- dent Council 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Karen Ann Boudreau Small in stature but big in enthusiasm and vim ... a carefree blonde with big ideas ... sure to stick to her guns ... dares to do it her way ... no place for routine in her bageeeecnjoys her weekends. Dramatics 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Speech 1; Ring Ceremony 3; Language Fair 2, 3. Ann Marie Buono Lighthearted Ann with that quick, ready big smile and peal of laughter .. . keenly alert and interested in people .. . always there with a helping hand... gentle and calm manner ... neat and stylish. Language Fair 1, 2; Library 1. Shirley Ann Bourque Wide-awake interest not only in school but world happenings . . . truly herself at all times ... genuine awareness of the needs of others ... strives to attain her goals ... future free-lance writer. School Paper 3, 4; Yearbook staff 1, 4; Libr- ary 3. Bonnie Mary Buono Little and lithe ... graceful in her light, quick movements . .. pleasing lilt to her step and bodily carriage ... modest and unassuming .. . likes to meet people and exchange ideas . .. out-door lover. Language Fair 1, 2. 63 John Joseph Burns Tough and rugged Burnsie ... an all- round athlete powerful on the gridiron . modest about his accomplishments ... fearless job tackler ... witty and wise entertaining impersonator geometry whiz. Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Language Fair 1; PAR 1, 3; Ring Ceremony 3; Basketball 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Marie Anne Chiasson A down-to-earth girl always willing to go out of her way to help... sure to have that well-dressed look . . . understanding and trustworthy ... chemistry, her forte ... Nursing in her crystal ball. Choral 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 3; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2, 3; Operetta 1. Keith Joseph Casavoy Likeable Cass, big of heart and willing of hand manages to keep his head straight in trying situations . .. fights for what he believes in ... cooly forms his own opinions and sticks to them. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 2; Choral 1, 2; Language Fair 2. Joanne Marie Champagne Outgoing and friendly Jo... broadmind- ed and big hearted ... known to have a good word for everyone ... reliable and independent ... determined spirit lover of nature and things worth while. Language Fair 2, 3; National Honor 3, 4; National Poetry 1. Kevin Francis Chamberlain Our Mr. Big man on the tennis courts . . . happy when in action always a gentleman attracted to country life ... enjoys boating, water skiing, camping ... does well at art .. . tech school plans. Dramatics 1; Basketball 1; Football 1, 4; Vennisein2 ones Clement Joseph Cloutier An affable gentleman easy to talk with . mind of his own ... sharp dresser and neat appearance ... ready for the unexpected ... good drummer when time permits ... forever working on a car. Intramurals 1, 2. Rosa Santa Connors Petite cuteness with a sprinkling of becoming freckles .. . a happy giggler ... awake to all that’s happening ... warmth in her friendliness ... a beach lover excelling in water sports .. . future girl in white. Booster club 2; Dramatics 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3; Ring Ceremo- ny 3. Lucie Rita Cormier A likeable lassie sensitive to the needs of others our “Dear Abbey” always there when the chips are down... quiet firmness in giving her opinion .. . origi- nates the latest sayings. Dramatics 2; Language Fair 2, 3. Gary Mark Cormier Wiry Corms covering a lot of space in a short time agile and quick in his movements ... powers of endurance never seeming to be fagged out ... likes his French classes ... all-round interest in sports. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. Jean-Marie Cormier A hockey player at home on the ice... a born-free naturalist ... trustworthy and open ... well liked for his wit . . . smiles through good times and bad ... makes the best of what can’t be changed. Intramurals 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Lest we forget-- Father Carelli! Robert Cotton Cotts, our hard-working vice-president . not one to let a classmate down ... likes a challenge ... never quits ... that well-groomed look ... sharp shooter in basketball ... strong convictions. Class Officer 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3; Science 1; Student Council 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Karen Mary Curran Karen of the striking long blonde hair and good looks... . a fashionable dresser sure to be the first in the latest of styles ... energetic ... liveliness in French III class ... nursing career. Language Fair 2; Intramurals 3. Robert Anthony Curtis Well-liked Curts on top with latest in sports and current happenings ... tough athlete on gridiron ... avid football fan up on every statistic real outdoor type ... has determination and grit. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 4; Learning Pavilion 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3: John Francis Daigle An affable gentleman with a real good sense of humor . . . cheerful and outgoing ... Sharp, well-groomed appearance ... big interest in sports especially hockey ... fishing and camping to his liking... draftsman. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Language Fair 1, 2. Josephine Ann D’Amore Tall, slender Jo ready to go places at any time ... plenty of poise ... dancer with a lot of rhythm... quick thinker... flair for writing ... new and different ideas ... artistically inclined. Bar-b-q chairman 2; Booster club 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Learning Pavilion 2; Operetta 1; Speech 2, 3. Jane Carol Despres Petite and fragile-looking Janie with a soft voice and girlish laugh ... unbeata- ble ladylike personality ... carefree and happy with a sunshiny giggle ... popu- lar and peppy ... latest fashion trends. School Paper 4; Booster Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Slide Show 2; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook 4. Theresa Ellen Dedeian Trese, going all out for the outdoor life . animal lover especially horses and dogs ... seen and heard at the games vigorously cheering ... dependable school supporter sure to do a good job. School Paper 4; Booster club 3; Choral 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor 3, 4; PAR 1, 2, 3; Yearbook staff 4; Who’s Who 3. Karen Margaret Despres Our own “Special K” ... dedicated and hardworking class secretary ... a tower of strength when the going gets tough. . . a morale booster in need ... approacha- ble and openminded .. . fondness for the beach. Class Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 3; In- tramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 2, 3; Speech 4; Ski Club 2, 4. Brenda Jean Desmarais Dynamic Bren with a fabulous smile ... warm and sunshiny disposition ... sin- cerity in her friendly gestures ... noted for her blushing propensity ... fond of rallies and assemblies . . . nursing future. School Paper 4; French club 2; Language Fair 2, 4. Floris Edna Dodge Warm, generous nature sensitive to the needs of others and their feelings ... takes things to heart . . . fond of camping and the out-of-door life ... plays a good game of chess ... physical therapist. 67 (7 Pamela Marie Draleaus Pam with the cheerful and roseate cheeks ... soft spoken with a nice sing- ing voice ... avid sports follower with plenty of spirit to give ... willing to get involved ... smartly and neatly dressed. CLC 1; Dramatics 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 4; Ring Ceremony 3. Stephen Floyd Eggert A tall boy excelling in classroom and on the sports field and court ... a gentlemanly blond of slim proportions ... a good athlete in football, track, and basketball a friendly newcomer junior year. National Honor 3, 4; Army Essay 3; Basket- ball 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Cynthia Rose Dupuis Cindi with the unique expressions and elephant-collecting hobby ... compati- ble and understanding unruffled with a mood to match the moment ... girlish ways and friendly smiles quietly determined. Dramatics 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 2; Student Council 2; Who’s Who 3. David Anthony Duval All-time Dave ready to plunge into the action ...a lively and strong debater .. . at home on the golf course . . . a fine stu- dent with a yen for the sciences . . . open to suggestions ... clarinet player. Astronomy 2; Boys’ State 3; Chess 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2; National Honor 3, 4; PAR 3; Ski club 1, 2, 4; Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. hy th Ne David Louis Dupuis Our Mr. Nice Guy and everyone's Big Brother ... intelligent ... much involv- ed ... determined and dedicated ... willing to socialize ... positive outlook on life ... math whiz ... organist and record collector. Boys’ State 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2; National Honor 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Football 1; Math Z; Diane Marie Farineau Our versatile Di with a knack for doing the different and unusual ... excep- tionally fine pianist, organist, and guitarist ... level headed hard worker ... likeable and helpful ... future phar- macist. Dramatics 1; Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Math 1; National Honor 2, 3, 4; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 2, 3, 4. Mary Beth Finneron A smart dresser with a warm personali- ty and gentle nature . .. a song for every subject ... whereabouts betrayed by her laughter ... unpredictable at times ... never at a loss for words and good cheer. Intramurals 2; Language Fair 1, 2. Mary Ellen Foster Sincere and trustworthy Mary never let- ting you down ... quietly friendly and efficient ... steady, dependable worker finishing what she begins ... flair for essay and poetry writing. Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1; Yearbook editor 4. Susan Marie Fluet Outgoing Sue well able to speak her own piece ... laughs with vigor and spon- taneity ... sure to be not only seen but heard at the games ... wholesome sin- cerity and friendliness ... courageous. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2. o% oan lisabled Michael Bernard Flynn Always up on the latest in sports ... in his element when on diamond, court, rink, alley, and golf green ... surprises with his on-the-spot remarks ... quick, harmless retorts in fun. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 3; Football 1; Golf 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4. , gridsters, Sherry! Louise Frank Ever true to her cognomen—frank, straightforward and patently sincere ... unbiased and impartial in her judgments ... fearless and outspoken in her opi- nions ... terrific in he r unique expres- sions. Intramurals 1; Language Fair 1, 2. i ij i ‘ L ‘eee TH Dsisesgeone ze mn Diane Louise Gariepy Avid sports fan for every season . . . soft- ball enthusiast ... likes to get involved ... lots of spirit and go... strong mind- ed and determined in achieving her goals ... dedicated and loyal. School Paper 1; Debating 1; Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 2; Operetta 1; Speech 1, 2; Softball 2, 3, 4. Charles William Gaudet An A-1 sports fan in and out of school intelligent and perceptive in the classroom ... ably stands by his views despite opposition ... big-hearted friendliness ... determined attitude. Intramurals 3, 4; Language Fair 2. Deborah Lee Gaudet Athletically inclined ... happy when playing basketball or softball ... now a tomboy, now a lady ... sensitive to the wants of others ... well informed ... knows what’s happening near and far. Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Language Fair 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. Keith Anthony Gile “Space,” sure to have an answer to the seemingly impossible ... tall and slender with a heart as big as his height ... hockey is his sport ... up on the latest in music ... drum corps .. . tennis pro. Hockey 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 4. Pamela Jean Goguen Tall and slender Pam, a superstar on the basketball court ... a real standout in personality and looks ... always ready for excitement and adventure ... flair for the unusual ... at home on the ski slopes. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; PAR 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Yearbook editor 4; Who’s Who 3. Cynthia Marie Gionet Wide-awake Cindy with a lively gleam in her big brown eyes ... people her speciality and she has a nice way in dealing with them ... finds it easy to socialize ... up with the latest in styles and doings. Choral 1; Language Fair 2. Donna Marie Goodale Carefree and casual Donna with a cute sprinkling of freckles adding to her neat, pleasing appearance . . . easy to socialize with and have fun together ... a peren- nial smiler with a happy look. Intramurals 3; Language Fair 2, 3. Joyce Marie Goguen Blue-eyed and fair complexioned blonde with a big heart ... no problem when it comes to getting along well with others _.. proven herself to be steady and relia- ble ... independent in her thinking. Intramurals 1, 2; Student Council 1; Satur- nalia 1. Sandra Maria Goudreau Sandy, a newcomer from Florida in senior year ... no difficulty in making adjustments or new friends ... ready to do her share in any venture. . . alert and lively interest in school doings ... oc- cupational therapy her field. Drill team co-captain 1, 2; Art club 2, 3,; yearbook staff 3; school paper 4. ml James Paul Guenette Popular and personable Jim ... a top performer on the basketball court al- ways giving 100% performance never quits ... a spirited prankster with lots of laughs ... physically active and mentally alert. Christmas dance 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2. 3, 4. Reis Francis Hagerman A six-foot-four boy from head to floor... popular and well liked ... can really handle that ball on the court gentlemanly even in his teasing ... determined and dedicated in all he at- tempts. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. 72 Sharon Marie Guichard A dark-eyed slender girl with a quiet, refined manner ... soft spoken and ladylike ... well poised and never seems to lose her cool .. . makes her own decisions and sticks to them ... flair for math. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Ring Ceremony 3. Ann Marie Halstead Long-haired petiteness and girlish ways ... flair for perfection in all she does... talented artist brimming over with new ideas ... up on the latest fads ... future in the world of fashion. Cheerleader 1; Language Fair 2, 4; Ski club 2, 4. Lynn Marie Guillette A blue-eyed blonde with a bright, alert look ... our cross country girl ... exer- cise enthusiast ... never at a standstill and always ready for action... likes the beach and out-of-door life. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 4. Kathleen Ann Haverty Well-poised and smartly-dressed Kathy of tall slender lines ... style conscious and up on the latest trends .. . lends her support willingly and generously ... enthusiastic in her responses. Intramurals 1; Language Fair 1, 2, 3. John Jeffrey Healey Friendly Jeff, a good imitator and mimic . enjoys get-togethers ... openminded and outspoken ... determined spirit ... doesn’t give up easily ... willingness to share .. . likes his guitar and harmonica. Astronomy 1; Chess club 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Tennis 2; Track 1. E Cry BS Eric Wayne Jakobowicz Jak, our varsity tennis star and chess master ... a stalwart intellectual ... nothing but the best satisfies ...a handy man, helpful and capable ... takes a resolute stand ... words well chosen. Chess club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Intramurals 2, 3; Math 1; Learning Pavilion 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook edi- tor 4. Robert Joseph Henault Sociable Skip, well liked for his friendli- ness and easily approachable way . sets his goal and goes after it... strives for the best ... unique way with words, totally involved ... classy dresser. Booster club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; In- tramurals 3; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; PAR 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 2. Lois Ann Jerszyk Readiness to be on the go at any time or place ... unlimited supply of jokes and stories ... enjoys bike rides and hikes when not on the ski slopes or on water skis ... good at basketball and tennis. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3; Basketball 1, Softball 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Susan Constance Isabelle Well favored Izzie with a big share of good looks and pleasing manner .. . out- going and responsive ... has an answer to every problem ... optimistic in ac- cepting life as it comes ... the sunshine of your smile. Booster club 2; Intramurals 2; Language Fair 2, 3; Ring Ceremony 3. Genevieve Mary Kelly Gen with blue-eyed cuteness and long blonde hair ... popular and pretty with no put-on airs ... confidence builder with a flair for organizing ... rapid thinker hurdling all obstacles . . . soloist. Dramatics 2; Language Fair 2, 3; Operetta 1. Cynthia Ann Lamothe Cindi with that tall, slender, stylish look . sociable and well liked ... on the lookout for the new and novel straightforward sincerity ... joy in her giggle ... likes the beach and the out- door life. School paper 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 1. 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Marybeth LaCross A tiny, dainty person in size but a real powerhouse of energy ... very much herself and down to earth . . . happi- ness in her girlish giggle . . . warmth in the sunshine of her smile ... firm stands. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3. Twyla Marie Lambert Soft spoken little lady with a warm per- sonality ... quietly efficient ... pro- digious worker who gets things done .. . broadminded . .. spunky and fearless... has strong opinions ... poem and short story writer. School paper 4; Dramatics 3; Intramurals 2. Linda Pauline LaLonde Perky with lively animation ... enjoys getting in on the action ... determina- tion in getting to the top ... a smart dresser and good student ... whiz in math . seen and heard at all the games. School paper 4; Booster club 3, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3. Janice Ann LaRoche Congenial Jan who likes to mix with people welcomes the new and untried ... decisive in knowing what she wants and how to get it ... puts her artistic talents to good use . . . likes to ski. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1; Ski club 1, 253; 4, Cheryl Ann LeBlanc Sprightly and gay ... knack for doing the unusual and unexpected ... things liven up when she’s around ... adven- turous and excitable ... devious ways of getting out of a fix ... agile hoopster. School paper 4; Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Yearbook staff 4. Edward Joseph Leger Ed, sure to be there with a big smile and helping hand subtle wit in his humorous comments . . . original expres- sions ... keen mind for science and math ... independent in his thinking. Intramurals 1, 3; Basketball 2; Football 1. Brian David Leger A big boy with a big personality ... tall, dark, and good loo king ... a quick, lively way with words ... knows what to say and when to say it .. . English-ac- cent imitator ... likes to work on cars. Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 3. John Roland Leger Our “little boy” of JSR fame ... deter- mined athlete... a standout in track and cross country ... a king at chess everyone’s favorite ... sure to have that sharp and well-dressed look ... pianist and guitarist. Astronomy 1; Chess 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language.Fair 2, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Peter Allan Lemay Good-natured Pete who gives his all at everything he does ... a man of iron hard to stop ... a personality sure to please ... a gridiron stalwart ... sure to from cars to ships and auto racing ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Brian Dennis Maillet Mal, a sure cure for the blues .. . always in a good mood . . . big hearted generosi- ty ... quick and ready to react ... al- ways-on-the-go type ... big interest in basketball ... no trouble with math. Intramurals 3. David Raymond LeMoine Versatile Lemon with many interests from cars to ships and autoracing ... tennis competitor ... good student and thespian ... considerate and firm in his beliefs ... sets a goal and tries to attain it. CLC 2; Chess Club 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. Donna Jean Lincourt Cutely dimpled with a heart-warming smile tall and slender ... popular and much involved ... up on the latest scoops ... daring and outspoken hilarious at times ... “in” on the action. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 4; Operetta 1; Ring Ceremony 3; Yearbook staff 4. Donna Marie Lozeau A little girl with boundless energy ... a dark-eyed brunette with very long hair and a pretty face ... has definite ideas that can’t be stepped on ... easy to like her ... affection for children. Choral 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Ring Ceremo- ny 3. Elizabeth Ann Martin Tall brunette with cute facial expressions . strong ideals and a good sense of direction ... a natural when it comes to Speech ... talented dancer enjoying ballet ... ND Cheerleader. Dramatics 1, 4; Choral 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2; Speech 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Martin Neil Maynard Maynes with a boyish grin and happy disposition ... carefree and casual mat- ter-of-fact air ... not one to worry about tomorrow ... never at a loss for words ... keenly interested in all sports. Language Fair 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. Thomas Michael McColl Math whiz right at home when dealing with figures ... willing to help less for- tunate ones ... intelligent and well in- formed ... knows how to concentrate ... one of our “little kids” tricycling in JSR. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Math 1; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Science 1; Football 1. Michelle Patricia McCloskey Spirited Shelly, a standout as a varsity cheerleader ... dainty, poised, and popular . . . expressive blue eyes, cute lit- tle freckles, and a small elfish grin ... sociable Belle loved by one and all. Booster 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Christmas dance co-chairman 4; Glee Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1; Speech 1; Ring Ceremony 3; Yearbook 4. Patricia Anne McGuirl Pixie-like Patty with ultra-long lashes framing her big eyes ... well-known gigglish laugh ... always in the middle of a whirlwind of activity ... talented artist and dancer ... head start on fashion trends. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3. Steven Paul McPhee Best motorcyclist in the area ... happi- ness complete when he has two wheels Paul Membrino Sure to be in the thick of things ... fun and jokes his specialty ... well known and well liked ... original expressions ...a likeable teaser ...sharp dresser... a real fighter for the right. under him and going places ... more than an average knowledge of mechanics . .. friendly and entertaining. Dramatics 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Everett Peter McNamara Mac, our dedicated class president han- dling rough situations efficiently and calmly ... personable and popular ... decisive in his openmindedness ... welcomes the new and challenging ... fearless job tackler. School paper 2; Chess club 2; Class Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 4; Library 1, 2; Football , Mary Kathleen Mercier Fun loving and carefree Mary meeting life head on with gusto and enjoying it to the fullest ... spontaneous and outgo- ing... overflowing with ideas... clever hair stylist ... likes a challenge. Intramurals 2; Language Fair 4; Cross Country 2. William Edward Menard Honesty and sincerity his hallmarks ... speaks his opinion freely and openly ... knows what he wants in life ... an at- tentive ear when it comes to good music ... baseball his sport ... technical draw- ing interest. Chess club 2; Baseball 1. 3 ty The Kin ¥ g and I, 173 Amanda Marie Meyer Willowy Mandy with the grace of a model ... quiet demeanor and smiling countenance . . . calmly but firmly voices her opinion . .. chemistry her subject . . . painting and pottery her hobbies ... adept equestrienne. Language Fair 2; Who’s Who 3. under in the 4 Patricia Lyn Montesion Patty, at the top in personality and popularity ... ready for excitement ... very much involved ... spirited varsity cheerleader ... takes a firm stand ... warm hearted with a girlish grin and dimples. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3; Yearbook 4. Michael Louis Morock Rocks of the blue eyes and blond curly hair ... a good looking chap with a dis- position to match ... makes the most of the present moment ... quick with his comical comebacks ... a wrestler and hoopster. Intramurals 3, 4. Cynthia Morin Tiny Cindi with her sweet voice and perky, petite ways ... always rar’n to go ... worthwhile workable ideas ... right sense of direction and purpose ... crea- tive and imaginative . . . good organizer. Bar-b-q chairman 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; National Essay 2; National Poetry 2; Ring Ceremony 3; Speech 3; Yearbook 4. Beverly Ann Murray Bright-eyed Bev with that wide-awake look ... likes her good time but can get down to business and be serious ... a very likeable person—wholesome and sincere ... a good jogger and writer of poems. Dramatics 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. David Gerard Nault Big in size and heart. . . friendly, smil- ing countenance. . . magnet-like attrac- tion to the fun spots . . . determination in holding his own. . . calmly gets his point across hockey interest carpentry skill. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. John Wynn O’Horo Versatile athlete of manly physique. . hard fighting gridster, hoopster, and trackster . . . best broad jumper round about. . . hard todown him. . . refuses to quit. . .abig boyish grin. . . man for every season. Language Fair 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. Steven Wayne Papoojian Sports enthusiast with plenty of spirit . . . bright, alert, and energetic look. . . found where the action is focalizing. . . keeps things moving on a laugh-a- minute basis . . . good job tackler. Language Fair 2; Football 2. Richard Francis O’Leary A well liked scholarly gentleman gifted in speech and dramatics . . . able debater sure to come out on top in any discussion. . . whiz in math and science . . . good at tennis, basketball, and chess. Boys’ State 3; Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; National Honor 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Tennis On: Monica Pancari A very friendly and outspoken little miss. . . entertaining in telling a joke or story ... not easily persuaded ... stands firmly by her beliefs. . . creative in her artistic ability . . . a music lover. Language Fair 2. Kathleen Pauley Tall, nimble Kathy at ease wherever she goes . . . cutely attractive with red hair and freckles . stylish dresser with neat coiffure . . . pleasing, perky per- sonality . . . school spirit always in evidence. Booster club 3, 4; Choral 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; PAR 1. Michael Norman Prince Mike, with mountain climbing to his lik- ing . . . hockey enthusiast . . . fearless in speaking his mind . . . originator of interesting and weird stories. . . does a good job when it comes to impersonat- ing. Debating 1; Intramurals 1, 2; PAR 1; Stu- dent Council 2. Deborah Michelle Pelkey Slender brunette of dainty mannerisms . soft-spoken girl with a quiet, friendly way of speaking and acting. . . expressive eyes that sparkle and speak . . sociable nature enjoying peer com- pany. Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Operetta 3, 4, Donna Marie Pelletier Alert and lively varsity cheerleader. . . petite, poised, and popular. . . generous and expendable. . . flair for perfection in all she does . . . ever-ready reassur- ing smile . . . not one to quit and give up. Booster club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 3; National Honor 2, 3, 4; Yearbook staff 4; Who’s Who 3. Donna Jean Pelletier A vim and vigor plus pepster with lots of steam. . . dares to be her own true self . . . warm tenderness in her attrac- tive makeup ... sure to have a full schedule. . . fond of the latest fads, the beach, and her bike. Bar-b-q chairman 2; Booster club 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Yearbook 4; Who's Who 3. Donald Roger Provencher Happiness for Provs is hitting the moun- tain trails with a pack on his back . . . interest in forestry and hopes for a career in that field . . . skiing his sport . . . likes his guitar music best of all. Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Language Fair 1; Ski club 1, 3, 4; Football 1 Barbara Theresa Pszczolkowski Humorous Barb with a great big heart- warming smile . . . sure to get entan- gled in complicated situations .. . al- ways seen on the run . . . wholesome and straightforward. . . good at art and softball. Language Fair 1. George Ramos Our renowned cross-country runner sure tobe on top. . . persistent and per- severing . . . an achiever willing to work fine singing voice : talented thespian. . . justly proud of his Indian heritage. Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. Steven John Quarella Clean-cut Steve with a wide-awake look . . . likes to disagree and argue the point to the finish . . . irked by conformity . strong and firm in his ideas . outspoken. . . energetic as a golfer and hoopster. Dramatics 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2; Ring Ceremony 3; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Susan Daphne Rampello Peppy and sparkling cheerleader lover of poetry and song. . . first to compliment, the last to criticize . . . ob- servant and understanding. . . firm in her convictions . group. . . fits in well with any Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Dramatics 1; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; National Essay 2; National Poetry 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Yearbook 4; Who’s Who 3. Thomas Joseph Ray Big hearted Tom so easy to fraternize with ... happy optimist ever ready with a favorite song or joke. . . friendly type sure to be heard as well asseen.. . takes time off for his trombone and water skiing. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2, 4; Learning Pavilion 3; Student Council 1; PAR 3. Christopher Shawn Romano Forceful debater and a natural when it comes to acting . . . very likeable and tops on everyone's list . . . scholarly gentleman .. . good leader taking a fearless stand . . . unending whirlwind of activity. Boys’ State 3; Chess club 2; CLC 2; Debating 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; National Honor 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Who's Who 3. Stephen Kevin Ricciardi Agile athlete quick on the gridiron, swift on the court, and mighty with the bat . not one to put a man down... honest and genuine to the core. . . no use for pretense or show . .. good biologist. Language Fair 1, 2; PAR 3; Science 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Ab Se James John Rouleau Talented artist with a flair for drawing . . . happiest when working on cars. . . holds to his definite opinions. . . empa- thy and awareness of the feelings of others . . . basketball his top sport. Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Library club 2; Learning Pavilion 2. Lisa Marie Rizzo Pint-sized Lisa with the rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes. . . a sunburst full of life, vitality and good cheer. . . lots of spirit and dash . . . soft, musical voice... smile of pearls and a heart of gold. Booster club 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2. Re Mark Robert Roy Tibbs, our class historian and photog- rapher friendly, big-brother type . teller of tall tales. . . determined to get things done the right way .. . in- telligent and talented . . . level headed. Bar-b-q 2; School paper 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Class officer 3, 4; Chess club 2; Debating 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor 3, 4; Operetta 2; Baseball 1; Slide Shows 2, 3, 4; Photography 3, 4; Who's Whe 3. Sandra Grace Salamone Sandra with the receptive mind and questioning propensity . . . not satisfied until she knows the why’s and the wherefore’s . . . a good friend to have and to hold. . . artistic in her painting and hobbies. Choral 3; Language Fair 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Kenneth George Seguin Our fleet-footed basketball player sure to be a standout on the court. . . tall and good looking Lenny with a strong per- sonality well informed . . . out- spoken .. . gets his point across in a few words. Dramatics 1; Language Fair 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Student Council 1. Judith Sciabarrasi Judy with her dark-haired attractive- ness and sunny disposition . . . warm heart and open hand. . . well liked and well informed . good student and pianist dedicated varsity cheerleader. Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3; National Honor 3, 4; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, Tennis 2; Year- book 4; Who’s Who 3. Michael Edward Seguin Seg, a lover of sports especially hockey . . . dependable and self reliant forms his own opinions and expresses them in his element when at mechanical drawing board . . . quietly but keenly observant. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Language Fair 1, 2. John Thomas Shaver Good athlete and hard worker on the gridiron . . . big in size and heart. . . well informed on the sports world. . . likeable and always in on the action. . . thinks big in all he does and says. Boys’ State 3; Chess club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 4; PAR 3; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, a ; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. Anne Kathleen Sweeney School spirited Anne keenly aware of what's going on. . . willingness to re- spond to a call for help. . . eager to do her share . . . kindly considerate . . . highly rates the abilities of another. French club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fay 1, 2, 3, Julie Marie Sonack Little Julie with a powerful personality . .a whirlwind of liveliness especially on the basketball court. . . a flair for the unique . . . math whiz. . . good at art and music . . . dependable and trust- worthy. CLGe2y 3; me Choral s1n2)-3),- 4) In- tramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor 2, 3, 4; National Essay 3; Na- tional Poetry 3; PAR 1, 2; Ski club 2; Basketball 1, 3; Who’s Who 3. FE 3 Cheryl Ann Sweeney Our lively and likeable little lady with many and varied interests . . . bright and bubbly personality . . . delicate air of refinement accentuated by her good taste in clothes. . . good organizer. Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; National Poetry 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Speech 2; Student Councii 3. Charles Lawrence Sullivan Tall, congenial Charlie with his trusty guitar to perk up any function. . . our Mr. Song very musically inclined. . . boyish friendliness with one and all. . . uses his head and knows what's going on. Choral 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Language 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Ceremony 3. David Clifford Tellier A good runner in cross country and track . . . fine student with a liking for math. . . independent in doing his own thinking . . . grit and determination . . ably comes to his own conclusions. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2; Science club 1; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Paula Jean Vaillancourt Very much alive and alert Vals... petite but powerful . . . much involved in the world around her .. . takes a firm stand when her mind is made up . . spunky with plenty of school spirit . . open and honest. School paper 4; Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. Ann Marie Tessier Tall, slender, and well poised . . . sure to have new and big ideas with courage to carry them out... very “with it” when it comes to wardrobe and hair styles. . .clever and artistic. . . good at the drums. School paper 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Intramurals 12253) 4 David Gerard Thibert Very much like twin-brother Dan in ap- pearance and mannerisms. . . likes his motorcycle and motor boat in spite of falls. . . when the odds are against him and thumbs are down, he can still smile. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2. Daniel Azphey Thibert Clean cut in his well-groomed ap- pearance. . . alert to all that’s going on . friendly socializer ready to take part in group ventures. . . happy when strumming away on his guitar or motorcycling. CLC 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1; Choral 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 1, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 4. Joanne Marie Vowles Avid sports fan following the games closely . . . music lover. . . enjoys ten- nis and swimming . . . history and biology her subjects . . . dramatics her big interest .. . forcefully argues her point to the end. Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Language Fair 1, 2, 3; Softball 1. Carol Ann Walsh Congenial Carol, perky and petite. . . lots of grit and determination for such a small body . . . knows what she wants and succeeds in getting it. . . trim and stylish look . . . hairstylist career. Booster club 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 1, 2, 4; Ring Ceremony 3; Basketball 1; Yearbook staff 4. Anthony Joseph Zanghi Tony, big with the laughs and the best of good humor. . . energetic and outgoing . . sure to find him ina good mood. . . no left-out feelings when he’s around . . . fishing and pool his two big hobbies. Dramatics 2; Student Council 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Cross Country 1. Deborah Fawn Woodin Laughing and likeable Debbie . . . sin- cere in telling it “like it is”... never goes overboard on what she says or does . strong willed in keeping to her point . . . sure to have the answer. . . enjoys sports. Cross Country 2. James John Yovino Curly-haired Jim with a mind of his own. . .a real fighter for the right. . . determined and capable. . . truly him- self and liked the more for it. . . well- balanced time schedule for fun and serious work. School Paper 4; Chess club 2; Christmas dance co-chairman 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Fair 2; PAR Sh THE EDITORS Eric Jakobowicz Mary Foster Pamela Goguen ee — P e ) 88 THE STAFF Carol Walsh Shirley Bourque Donna Lincourt Donna M. Pelletier Cheryl LeBlanc Theresa Dedeian Patricia Montesion Michele McCloskey Donna J. Pelletier Cynthia Lamothe Cynthia Morin Sandra Salamone Judith Sciabarrasi Jane Despres Elizabeth Martin Susan Rampello BLUE AND GOLD Editors Shirley Bourque Twyla Lambert Marie LeBlanc Mary Ellen O’Sullivan Mary Ellen Yovino Photography Mark Roy Art and Cartoons David Godin Paul LaFosse Vol. 31 St. Bernard's STAFF Donna Boudreau Theresa Dedeian Brenda Desmarais Jane Despres Mary Foster Pamela Goguen Sandra Goudreau Linda LaLonde Cynthia Lamothe Chery! LeBlanc Ann Tessier Paula Vaillancourt James Yovino r LR Centra AND | Catholic High School, Fitchburg, Mass. December 1974 Cecilia Alberti Nina Baldarelli Mark Bilotta Janet Brosseau Jeffrey Chiasson Gary Cormier Karen Crall Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Anita Eggert Paul Farineau Bridget Femino Martha Foley Renee Isabelle Susan Leger Nancy O’Connor Ann Nowlin Cynthia Pelletier Jean Ray Marcia Sciabarrasi Ann St. Jean Carolyn St. Jean Michael Sweeney Mary Lee Taitano Jaime Welch Nicole Wright No. 2 89 Senior scientists make good use of their weekly period at Fitchburg State physics lab. AN ie 3 4 : 3 al 3 Se ER ACTIVITIES 1974 LANGUAGE FAIR Director Sister Joan Piano Diane Farineau Trumpet Timothy Babineau Andre Jacques Guitar Annette Bergeron Alex Cruz Norman Garneau Sharon McCloskey Barry Siciliano Charles Sullivan Daniel Thibert Choreographers Josephine D’Armore Robyn LaBerge Betsy Martin Patricia McGuirl Mary E. O'Sullivan Lisa Rizzo @ ‘7 ‘ ee Varsity Drag Shelly Gould Brenda Arsenault Louise Arsenault Susan Sannolfo Mary Fortier Rene Isabelle Paula Klug Lynn Landry Suzanne Miller Kathleen Murphy Mark LeBlanc Mark McGuirl Kathleen Munson Debra Percival Lisa Putnam Joanne Quinn Cathy Rajotte Jean Ray Patricia Scanlon Ann St. Jean Kathryn Marotta Sandra McGregor Peter Ramos Carl Delorme Greek Dance Robert Walsh Keith Keating Keith Mezzanotti John Toomey Daniel Rodriquenz Theodore Guy Gary LeBlanc Thomas Montesion David Bashaw Damien Eilerman Robert Vorse Robie Lucier Michael Belliveau Walter Parsons Thomas Carroll John Grady Charles McNamara Robert Shannon Jeffrey Whittemore Michael Condon Paul DiGeronimo Patrick Leary James Foley Parasol Polka Deborah Gariepy Cynthia Bilotta Marcia Sciabarrasi Jane Slattery Kerry Keating Mary Connelly Mary Belli Debra Tarbell Kathleen O’Horo Patricia Quinn Donna Daigle Paula Lincourt Mary Beth Rogers Katherine Morin Martha Foley Pauline Leger Dorothea Foley Paula Montesion Susan Neithercut Bridget Femino Heidi Cunningham Joyce LeBlanc Tanya Krysil Susan Boudreau 95 Come Facette Mammeta—Josephine D’ Amore La Zingana—MaryEllen O'Sullivan Tarantella—Maryann Mazzaferro Time in a Bottle—Marybeth Frank Schubert Impromptu—Paul Roy Beyond the Trees—Celeste LeBlanc Fler Elise—Damien Eilerman Lonely Looking Sky—Paula Angelini Violin—Sarah Morhmann Kathleen Kelly Joyce Lison Gail Belliveau Lorraine Cormier Karen Cote Susan DeLisle Chinese Dance Deborah Dupre Susan Boudreau Brenda Robideau Margaret Campbell Catherine Kennedy Marybeth Cunningham Patricia McManus Paula Lawrence Kathy Menard Laurie Ricciardi Michelle LeBlanc Tammy Eyles Rubber Duckie Kathleen O'Malley Stephanie Bilotta Denise Boucher Mary Evans Kelly Michael Lisa Gilbert Linda Pelletier Bernice Belliveau Susan LeBlanc Charlene Demchuk Cheryl Normandin Kelly Langen Holly Leger April Infantino Yvonne Breau Dianne Johnson Jacqueline Beyeler Marylou Miller Adele Thibert Diane Girard Marie Primeau Barbara Lincourt = i 2 A ‘ � BLELELA LLL IAAL BES ed Spanish Singers Kathleen O’Horo John Donnelly Kerry Keating Patricia Quinn Cynthia Bilotta Stephen Roberge Donna Daigle Brian Belliveau Peter Favini Paul DiBenedetto Alexander Cruz Deborah Gariepy Dorothea, Foley Marybeth Rogers Anthony Sciabarrasi Paula Montesion Marcia Sciabarrasi Daniel Grammel Alfred Zarrella Rent Comes Round Craig Driscoll Cheryl Sweeney Christopher Romano Sandra Salamone Julie Sonack Brenda Desmarais Daniel Dower David Woodcome Jeffrey Montolio Rock Around Clock Robyn LaBerge Carol Rouleau Lisa LeBlanc Mary Mazzaferro Jennifer Austin Cheryl Rochette Robin Haumann Helen Champagne Noreen Cleary Denise Aubuchon Butterball Pamela Goguen Patricia Montesion Ann Halstead Carol Walsh Donna Lincourt Janice LaRoche Marybeth LaCross Mary Foster Jane Despres Mary Mercier Bugle Boy John Shaver Robert Curtis Thomas Ray Robert Henault John Leger Anthony Bilotta Lynn Guillette Judith Barrette Pamela Draleaus Patricia McGuirl Joanne Beauchene Cynthia Morin Sting Paul DiBenedetto John Condon John Melanson James Julius Brian Sullivan Thomas Creed Peter Chamberlain John Shannon Anthony Mangiacotti William Wheeler Michael Mezzanotti Peter Favini Robert Sargent Can-Can Linda LaLonde Joanne Beauchene Cheryl Sweeney Mary Foster | Chery! LeBlanc | Patricia Montesion Susan Rampello Lisa Rizzo Theresa Dedeian | Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Pamela Goguen Patricia McGuirl Josephine D’Amore Paula Vaillancourt Cynthia Lamothe Kathleen Pauley 5 : i ‘ : elcome—E. Peter NcNamara n Gamin de Paris—Doreen Cote ho’s on First—Christopher Romano, Craig Driscoll reedom Song—Lisa Gilbert—Linda Caissie ndian Flute, Dance, Song—George and Peter Ramos f We Could Share—Catherine Bean, Janet Brousseau, Doreen Cote, Cheryl Dauphinais, Carol Masse. mde! Polka Italiano Mary Mazzaferro Daniel O'Leary Michael Bernatchez Alfred Zarrella Thomas Morrissey Edward Cuddahy Michael Shaver David Whitney Richard Normandin Sylvie Hebert Angela Salamone Nina Baldarelli Doreen Cote Michelle Vincent Karen Goguen Carol Walsh Pentus Brian Kelly David Allain Michael Couture Rita Godin Maryann Kane Kathleen Kelly Mary Ann Aubuchon LAR TRS PI PMOL EN CEE LAI AISNE DATEL OTE IM SHEAR Doctor Zhivago Betsy Martin Barbara Henault Kathleen Crall Frances Berube Judith Haley Caron McNamara Sandra Chalifoux Elizabeth Gladding Gail Siart Karen Crall Ann Nowlin Theresa Richard Linda Richard Marylee Taitano Eileen Carroll Denise Melanson Gymnastics Theresa DiPietro Robie Lucier Lisa Cassinari Susan Parsons Patricia Keating Carol Mulloy Yugoslavian Dance Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Laureen Roberge Susan Simoneau Anne Belliveau Michelle Christian Mary Ann Demazure Deborah Klug Cynthia Quintal Anne Craite Nancy O’Connor Christine Mathieu Pamela Thibodeau Patricia Leary Kathleen Raimon Kelly Donelle Train Josephine D’Amore Lisa Rizzo Donna J. Pelletier Donna M. Pelletier Cynthia Lamothe Karen Despres Judith Sciabarrasi Michelle McCloskey Come On Polka Paula Angelini Cathy Cormier Patricia Croteau Mary Buckley Sharon McCloskey Cynthia Larocque Kathleen Crall Marie Eisner Francine Hanney Veronica Brideau Pamela Bartoni Donna Moriarty Deborah Garneau Colleen Murphy Susan A. Leger Donna Richard Lonely Goatherd Carol Masse Diane Farineau Janet Brousseau Catherine Bean Doreen Cote Cheryl Dauphinais Flappers Barbara Gilmartin Holly Barber Jodi Smith Susan M. Leger Martha Lewis Donna Hawthorne Carol Boivin Paula Fagan Barbara Surrette Joanne Taitano Maria Paiewonsky Catherine Marcotte Marcia L’Ecuyer Jeanne Aubuchon Lillian Kent Roberta Hagan Babylon Mark Bilotta Daniel Dower John McGrail Barry Siciliano Galway Bay Noreen Cleary aris Steppers eleste LeBlanc arybeth Frank athleen Whitney inda Halstead arol Mulloy arilyn Underwood ristine Pancare nn Marie Dehart enise Gauvin arbara Patient onna Cormier oan Zephir Spanish Town Holly Barber Barbara Gilmartin Jodi Smith Kelly McDonald Brian Robideau Timothy Babineau David Eggert Donald Bolling Paul Gagne Barbara Surrette Mary Eilerman Cheryl] Tait Aquarius Cheryl Normandin Karen Nault Yvonne Breau Joyce LeBlanc Debra Tarbell Lorie Petrullo Joan Petrullo Cathy Morock , Pauline Leger Marcia Ginnity Diane Landry Marietta John McInerney Robert Sullivan John Legere Michael Sweeney Timothy Burns Mark Bilotta Cynthia Pelletier Victoria Brideau Jaime Welch Nancy Allain Sandra Croteau Pauline Leclerc Trish Step Robyn LaBerge Patricia Gaudet Deborah Luper Margaret O'Leary Beverly Dower Louise DiBenedetto Maureen O’Connell Mary Januskiewiecz Mary Meyer Julie Halstead Caroline St. Jean Karen Berube Choreography Paula Angelini Holly Barber Stephanie Bilotta Marybeth Frank Deborah Gariepy Barbara Gilmartin Shelly Gould Celeste LeBlanc Maryann Mezzaferro Kathleen O’Malley Cheryl Normandin Karen Nault Jodi Smith 101 CHRISTMAS DANCE Franklin Manor—December 29, 197 A ca } as ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ x be Le es 4 4 % = 102 Michelle McCloskey—James Yovino o-chairmen 103 CROSS COUNTRY, ’74 Bernardian harriers closed their season with an 8:3 record, under the coaching of Mr. Lamothe. The season opened with a 21-34 victory over Leominster—Jay Legere and George Ramos captur- ing first and second places. David Godin, John Leger, and David Tellier also came out on top. At the N.C.M.C. meet, the Ber- nies finished second and brought home four trophies. In the Lunenburg Invitational, the Saints finished first in Division II. They also became Class C and D champs which qualified them for the State Finals. At the State Coaches meet held in Boston, Jay Legere was awarded a medal. Ernest Whittemore also re- ceived an award in the freshman race. Steven Formisani and Damien Ellerman were also contestants. Throughout the season, Jay Legere broke a number of course and school records. His fi nal record came at St. John’s course where he was clocked at 12:38. Co-captain George Ramos also broke the Ber- nardian school record in Gardner with a 12:05 time. ee ee Te 4 dt ; Pea LS 104 The girl harriers of SBHS finished their first season with a 4:4 record. Coach Mrs. Lamothe initiated the group to cross country tech- niques. Leading the Bernies in their first meet with Wachusett were: Lynn Guillette, captain Stephanie Bilotta Patricia Gaudet Rita Godin Deborah Klug Kathleen O’Malley Carolyn St. Jean Competing in the Nashoba Invitational, SBHS placed sixth. The top runners were: Ellen McGrath Anita Eggert Other runners on the team: Mary Ann Aubuchon Annette Bergeron Debbie Gariepy Pauline Leclerc Maureen O’Connell Ann Nowlin Kathleen O’Horo Marcia Sciabarrasi Jane Slattery Twelve seniors on the 1974 Football lineup: Brad Bergeron Robert Curtis John O’Horo, cpt. Anthony Bilotta Steven Eggert Thomas Ray John Burns Peter Lemay Steven Ricciardi Kevin Chamberlain Peter McNamara John Shaver Coaches: James Taddeo, Edward Ledger, Robert Dav The Bernies came up against a fired-up Wild cat team, losing 10-0. With time running out in the first half, Gardner scored the only TD. Defensively, the Saints did a good job during the second half. Starring for SBHS were John O’Horo, captain, Peter Lemay, John Shaver, John Donnelly, and Bob Sullivan. The Hawks of Hudson scored the first three times they had the ball. The Saints came back to make a game of it before in- termission, O’Horo running the ball himself for the touchdown. The Bernies scored again before half time. A 54- yard pass to Sullivan highlighted the drive. O’Horo again scored the TD. The loss of the injured Donnelly and Eggert put a damper on SBHS comeback aspirations in the second half. Worcester South began to score in the first canto. The Bernies we cunmen retaliated by blocking a South punt, Sullivan taking the bal) paydirt. Whitney passed to Ricciardi for the two points a the Saints went ahead 8-7. But Worcester scored three tir before the first half closed. Keane replaced the inju Whitney. SBHS came to life in the fourth with Keane pass. to Sullivan and Donnelly completing the attack. South scol again before the end. St. Bernard’s, and not the highly favored Clinton, clinck an impressive 20-7 victory. SBHS held a 6-0 lead when Dc nelly went over. The Saints were ahead 14-7 after Sulliv caught the ball and raced in for the TD. Keane threw to k for two points. The attack for another touchdown featuy) fine running by Curtis, Ricciardi, Sullivan, and Donnell; In the closing minutes of the first half of the game with Athol, Keane tallied on a halfback option from Donnelly who pushed the Bernies ahead, 8-7. In the second half, Athol scored he winning touchdown. In the game with St. Peter’s of Worcester, 22-7, John Burns arried the ball over for the lone Blue and Gold score. In the 16-6 win for the Bernies over Monty Tech, Alex Cruz icked a 23-yard field goal. Sullivan added to the score im with a 46-yard TD carry thrown by Keane. In the third period, Donnelly raced over the right side to tally the final SBHS touchdown. In the game with Bedford, 47-24 in their favor, Sullivan scored three touchdowns. David Farnsworth also ran back a kick-off, good for 76 yards. In the final game of the ’74 season, the Saints were defeated by Holy Name of Worcester, 6-0. VARSITY BASKETBALL—Coach Richard Lamothe Managers: Brad Bergeron and John Rines Alex Cruz John Richard Peter Gamache Kenneth Seguin James Guenette David Whitney Reis Hagerman Keith Woods John Legere John O’Horo Brian McNamara Steven Ricciardi For its opening game, SBHS hoopsters faced a highly favored St. John’s who held a 21-14 lead at half time and in- creased it to 61-30. Seguin, Cruz, and Gamache scored high for the Saints. St. Mary’s well-executed full court press proved fatal for the Bernies in the Worcester 88-73 victory. Scoring honors went to O’Horo, Hagerman, Guenette, and Legere. In the Lunenburg Tournament, SBHS hope for a win was destroyed by a fourth period Lunenburg spurt. Richard and Hagerman hit double figures. In the second match, the Blue and Gold downed North Middlesex in a nip-and-tuck contest until Legere’s loop in the closing minutes put the Bernardians on top. Hagerman netted 19; O’Horo, 14. Though leading in the first half, the Harvard Streeters w_ the victims of a fantastic shooting splurge by Holy Name in + third and last quarter. O’Horo, Hagerman, and Legere sco: 15, 10, and 9 points respectively. The Mountaineers of Holden acquired a 6-point lead at |. half trimming the Saints 67-61. Seguin, O’Horo, and Hag man were high. Fitchburg High bombed the Bernardian cagers, 72-_ Hagerman and Richard were high scorers. In the victory over Athol, the Blue and Gold carried a di ble figure throughout the game. Hagerman led with 8 buck for 16 points; Richard, 5 baskets and 3 free throws for a te) of 13; and O’Horo, 6 field goals for 12. Leominster High rallied in the second half to hand St. Ej nard’s a 68-46 setback. Whitney pumped in 14 points ¢ Hagerman 10. | Gardner’s victory was not an easy one as the determi! Saints kept things close throughout and even managed to tl | e lead when Gamache’s driving layup gave them the lead )-39. Seguin and Legere collected 12 points. Early foul trouble to O’Horo and Legere hampered the gints through much of the 2d and 3d quarters as they fought e fast breaking and hot shooting Crusaders of Notre Dame. he final score was 76-53 in their favor. Hagerman took game igh scoring honors with 26 points, Gamache 13, Legere 6, d Richard 5. In the game with Leominster, St. Bernard’s was leading by a point with less than a minute to play when Seguin, spotting Gamache breaking toward the basket, dropped the ball off to him. Gamache laid it in for the clinching bucket. Two free throws by Gamache and one by Whitney sealed the ver- dict—a 61-57 victory for the Saints. Ke it 4 Ly are 6 el Congratulations to Coach Nicastro and the Girls Varsity Basketball team with its impressive 10 and 5 record to date! Opening the season with a 31-30 victory over Hudson, the Saints lost to Clinton but came back to beat Hudson in the Ber- nardian gym. On January 3, the girls suffered a hard loss to Wachusett but undaunted went on to win four games in a row—Holy Family, Gardner, Fitchburg, and Bay Path. Later in the season, the girls took losses to Wachuset Gardner, and Fitchburg but came back to beat Leominster, § Peter’s, and Holy Family. Our best wishes to the team as they go into the Distri: championship games in Worcester! | At present the Junior Varsity team has a record of 8 and 4 Varsity: Co-captains Donna Bunnell and Pamela Goguen. Top: Sister Cecile, Diane Gariepy, Maria Vitone, Anita Eggert, Kathy O’Horo, Louis: DiBenedetto, Annette Bergeron, Mary Januskiewiecz, Eileen Carroll, Maureen O’Connell, JoAnne Vowles. Junior Varsity: Diane Landry, Co-captains Ellen McGrath and Stephanie Bilotta, Lisa Cassinari. Standing: Mary Buckley, Kathleen Crall, Patrici Quinn, Maureen McBrine, Martha Lewis, Jamie Meyer, Lisa Marcoux, Sue Parsons, Kathy Arsenault. Also in action the latter part of seasor Brenda Arsenault, Louise Arsenault, Barbara Gilmartin, Shelly Gould, Cindy Morin, Colleen Murphy, Joan Petrullo, Jodi Smith. HOCKEY—Coach, Arthur Lindberg Captains: Keith Gile, Jean Cormier, Michael Flynn. In the NCMC Jamboree, SBHS faced a tough ND squad who outscored the Saints 3-1. Michael Shaver assisted by Thomas Morrissey chalked up the Saints’ lone goal. St. Bernard’s proved the victor over Lunenburg, 6-3. Don- nelly assisted by Morrissey and McInerney, and O’Donnell, unassisted, tallied twice to lead the scoring. Boisvert set up by Montesion, Keith Gile, Breton assisted by Vorse, closed out the scoring. In the Bernardian victory over Murdock, 5-1, Morrissey hammered the puck home with help from Cronin and Shaver. O’Donnell combined with McInerney to put SBHS | , ahead, 2-0. After: Murdock’s lone tally, Cormier came back tL resume scoring with a goal from Gile and Boisvert. Breto| brought the score to 4-1, assisted by Vorse and LaFosse. Th Bernies’ final tally was netted by Vorse from Cronin an Morrissey. Michael Dube was superb in the net allowing only 2 goa out of a possible 32 in our game with Monty Tech, 2-2 tir Scorers were McInerney assisted by O’Donnell and Vorsi unassisted. The Bernardians on February 18, moved a notch closer t! first place by drubbing front-running Monty Tech, 6 to 1. Th fireworks ended when Cronin scored on passes fror McInerney and Morrissey. | A sans snare = t 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY See How They Run February 1 and 2 Director: Sr. Patricia Assisted by: Diane Belliveau Lucie Cormier 114 Peter McNamara—the vicar Mary Foster Judy Sciabarrasi Elizabeth Martin—a maid Ann Tessier Donna J. Pelletier ——parishioner Christopher Romano—a corporal John Shaver—an intruder David LeMoine—a bishop John Leger—a cleric James Yovino—a sergeant his wife Props and Publicity Judy Barrette JoAnne Beauchene Brad Bergeron Andrea Bilotta Kevin Chamberlain Theresa Dedeian Pamela Draleaus David Duval Diane Farineau Lynn Guillette Reis Hagerman Jeffrey Healy Susan Isabelle Linda LaLonde Patricia McGuirl George Ramos James Rouleau Sandra Salamone Kenneth Seguin Thomas Ray 115 116 SEVENTY-SIX CLASS OFFICERS Robert Sullivan Timothy Burns Mary Lee Taitano Mary Chartrand Jaime Welch NATIONAL HONOR Martin Belliveau Mark Bilotta Karen Crall David Godin Kathy Menard Margaret O'Leary Paul Roy Janet Ruggiero Jaime Welch STUDENT COUNCIL Ann Nowlin Mark Bilotta Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Gail Siart Nicole Wright BLUE AND GOLD Mark Bilotta Janet Brousseau Jeffrey Chaisson Gary Cormier Karen Crall Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Anita Eggert Paul Farineau Marie LeBlanc Ann Nowlin Nancy O’Connor Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Carolyn St. Jean Michael Sweeney Mary Lee Taitano Jaime Welch Nicole Wright Mary Ellen Yovino weleleClel Mark Bilotta Timothy Burns Karen Crall Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Anita Eggert Paul Gariepy David Godin Deborah Luper John McGrail Kathy Menard Mary Lee Taitano Jaime Welch Mary Ellen Yovino 118 | ANGUAGE FAIR Wancy Allain ary Ann Aubuchon atherine Bean ail Belliveau rances Berube aren Berube ark Bilotta Victoria Brideau anet Brousseau imothy Burns argaret Campbell ileen Carroll Sandra Chalifoux Michelle Christian Lorraine Cormier Karen Cote Karen Cr all Sandra Croteau Marybeth Cunningham Cheryl Dauphinais Louise DiBenedetto Beverly Dower Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Deborah Dupre Norman Garneau Patricia Gaudet Elizabeth Gladding Rita Godin Julie Halstead Judith Haley Barbara Henault Mary Januskiewiecz Mary Ann Kane Kathleen Kelly Catherine Kennedy Paula Lawrence Patricia Leary Pauline Leclerc John Legere Joyce Lison Robie Lucier Deborah Luper Carol Masse Christine Mathieu John McGrail John McInerney Patricia McManus Caren McNamara Denise Melanson Kathy Menard Mary Meyer Jeffrey Montolio Ann Nowlin Kathy Miller John Rines Caron McNamara Paul Roy Margaret O'Leary Paul Gariepy Denise Melanson Eugene O’Donnell Robie Lucier Cynthia Ostrowski Roger Touchette Kathleen Robideau Marc Babineau Kathy Pisciotta Michael Joseph Cynthia Quintal Rita Godin John Richards Gail Belliveau John McGrail Julie Halstead Michael Boyd Michelle Christian Keith Woods James Pichette Carolyn St. Jean Norman Garneau Deborah Normandin John McInerney Margaret Campbell Michael Dube Carolyn Kenyon Victoria Brideau Ross Comeau Helene Vachon Gerard Albert Kathy Menard Peter Gamache Karen Fluet John Petrullo Roger Touchette Christine Mathieu Anthony Marotta Pauline Leclerc Craig Driscoll Elizabeth Gladding Daniel Rizzo Marybeth Cunningham Anita Eggert Timothy Burns Maryann Kane Paul Farineau Carol Isabelle Jesus Rodriquez Catherine Bean Steven Lison Brian McNamara Linda Richards Michael Enright Dorothy Walsh Todd Veautour Bertha Cormier Jeffrey McBride Louise DiBenedetto 120 LANGUAGE FAIR Maureen O'Connell Nancy O’Connor Margaret O'Leary Mary Ellen O’Sullivan Cynthia Pelletier Kathleen Raimon Theresa Richard Carolyn St. Jean Gail Siart Barry Siciliano Robert Sullivan Michael Sweeney Mary Lee Taitano Pamela Thibodeau Helene Vachon Jaime Welch David Woodcome ‘73-74 ATTENDANCE Martin Belliveau Karen Berube Leo Cormier Steven Courtemanche Cheryl Dauphinais Peter Gamache Brian McCue Norman Garneau Robert Krysiak 121 Timothy Leger Janet Brousseau Norman Boucher Catherine Hyatt Jeffrey Chaisson Robert Krysiak Marie LeBlanc Brian McCue Deborah Dupre John Gionet Steven Courtenanche Karen Cote Richard Gagnon Maria Vitone John Pelton SKI CLUB Sandra Chalifoux john Dextraze john Jeffrey imothy Leger Patricia McManus Mary Meyer John Pelton Paul Smith Robert Sullivan CHORAL Mark Bilotta Joyce Bourne Timothy Burns Jeffrey Chaisson Daniel Dower Craig Driscoll Rita Godin Carol Isabelle Mary Ann Kane Kathleen Landry John McGrail John McInerney Debbie Normandin Mary Ellen O'Sullivan Kathleen Robideau Jaime Welch . : A Aha t- Ann Nowlin David Godin Eileen Carroll Barry Siciliano Karen Berube Steven Hennessey Beverly Dower Paul Bedard Robert Murchie Mary Ellen Yovino Paul Smith Mary Chartrand Peter Mina Deborah Luper Michael Caisse Kathleen Kelly Catherine Kennedy Jeffrey Montolio Cynthia Pelletier Dennis Halligan Karen Crall Leo Cormier Patricia Gaudet Francisco Rodriquez Michael Sweeney Maureen O’Connell Richard McCluskey Karen Chamberlain Hubert Borg Janet Ruggiero Martin Belliveau Nancy O’Connor Lorraine Cormier Wayne Casavoy Cheryl Dauphinais Robert Reagan Mary Ann Aubuchon Brian Belliveau Sandra Croteau Alan Tessier Michael Bourgault Mary Januskiewiecz Joseph Sova Ann Rivard Raymond Pandiscio Joyce Lison David Gionet Patricia McManus Judith Haley Roger Beaulac Barbara Henault Daniel Dower Mary Meyer Mark Bilotta Patricia Leary Bernard Aubuchon David Farnsworth Carol Masse Michael Lessard Pamela Kenyon Richard Normandin Joyce Shugrue Gary Cormier Anne Cormier 124 Brian Keane Jeffrey McBride Robert Halstead FOOTBALL Richard Normandin John Legere BASEBALL Paul Bedard Michael Shaw BASKETBALL Brian McNamara Peter Gamache Jeffrey Blanchard Paul Smith Michael Bernatchez Timothy Putnam Brian Keane Timothy Burns Robert Sullivan Peter Gamache John Richards Richard Normandin John Dextraze Todd Veautour Daniel Grammel John Rines John Richards David Farnsworth Keith Woods David Guillette Keith Woods Robert Sullivan HOCKEY Richard Burke Michael Dube John McInerney Richard Normandin Gene O’Donnell GOEF John Jeffrey Anthony Marotta Richard McCluskey Michael Lessard John Pagnotta TRACK David Farnsworth David Godin John Legere CROSS COUNTRY Roger Beaulac David Godin John Legere TENNIS Martin Belliveau Paul Farineau CHEERLEADERS Nancy Allain Victoria Brideau Margaret Campbell Sandra Chalifoux Denise Melanson BASKETBALL Eileen Carroll Karen Chamberlain Louise DiBenedetto Anita Eggert Mary Januskiewiecz Maureen O’Connell Maria Vitone SOFTB WEL Nancy Allain Karen Berube Margaret Campbell] Maureen O’Connell Karen Chamberlain Anita Eggert Mary Januskiewicz Ann Rivard Helene Vachon Maria Vitone CROSS COUNTRY Mary Ann Aubuchon Anita Eggert Patricia Gaudet Rita Godin Pauline Leclerc Ann Nowlin Carolyn St. Jean 126 pert ay SEVEN SOPHOMORES SEVENTY- ‘77 CLASS OFFICERS CHEERLEADERS Lisa LeBlanc Susan Boudreau Paula Montesion John Donnelly, president Doreen Cote Susan Neithercut Kathleen O’Horo, vice-pres. Bridget Femino Kathleen O'Malley Paula Lincourt, treasurer Dorothea Foley Patricia Quinn Bridget Femino, secretary Kerry Keating Jane Slattery Martha Foley, historian Robyn Laberge Louise Lirette CHORAL Diane Johnson SKI CLUB Jacqueline Beyeler Kerry Keating Jennifer Austin Doreen Cote Deborah Klug Deborah Gariepy Thomas Creed Nina Mammone Maryann Mazzaferro Alex C ruz Marcia Sciabarrasi John Melanson Lisa Gilbert Jane Slattery Daniel Miller Linda Hagerman Adele Thibert Marie Primeau William Wheeler David Putnam John Shannon Brian Sullivan 130 STUDENT COUNCIL Kelly Langen Daniel O’Leary Marcia Sciabarrasi SEREGH Annette Bergeron Bridget Femino Linda Hagerman Kenneth LeBlanc BLUE AND GOLD Nina Baldarelli Bridget Femino Martha Foley Marcia Sciabarrasi HONOR—1st Quarter Kathleen O’Malley—high Jennifer Austin Annette Bergeron Jacqueline Beyeler Stephanie Bilotta Helen Champagne Noreen Cleary Doreen Cote David Desilets Mary Ann Demazure Paul DiBenedetto Martha Foley Michael Gaudet Glenn Gerecke Robyn Laberge Lisa LeBlanc Kenneth LeBlanc Michael Macchione Mary Mazzaferro Maureen McBrine Katherine Morin: Susan Neithercut Roderick Norris James Norris Daniel O'Leary Cathy O’Brien Lisa Pancare Doreen Schultz Marcia Sciabarrasi Gene Thomas Debra Tarbell William Wheeler David Whitney ‘'73—74 ATTENDANCE Stephen Borg Laurie Brow David Careau Doreen Cote Charlene Demchuck David Desilets Deborah Klug Michael Macchione Nina Mammone Maureen McBride Laurie Ricciardi David Whitney 131 Elizabeth Godin Michael Walsh Sylvie Hebert Robert DiTomasso Louise Lirette Mark Dufour Stephanie Bilotta Steven Cunningham Michael Macchione Robin Haumann Michael Gaudet Maureen Regan Daniel Miller Lisa Pancare Joseph Quarella Tanya Krysil Noreen Cleary John Haverty Marylou Miller Richard Duquette Dorothea Foley Brian Sullivan Maryann DeMazure Richard Normandin John Donnelly Mary Belli Andre Jacques Pauline Richard Richard Surrette Bernice Belliveau William Wheeler Charlene Demchuk Kathy O’Brien James Morris Nina Mammone Alfred Zarrella Diane Girard David Guillette Brenda Cormier Paul DiBenedetto Robert Sargent Deborah Klug Thomas Menard Kerry Flathers Lawrence LeClair Sally Morgan Dwayne Malouin Denise Aubuchon Cheryl Normandin Michael LeBlanc Ann Belliveau Michael Lozeau Doreen Schultz Alex Cruz Susan DeLisle Mark Leger Michael Boivin Paula Montesion Roderick Norris Robyn Laberge James Julius Carol Rouleau Gary Jerszyk Angela Salamone 132 ina Baldarelli ary Belli Bernice Belliveau rian Belliveau Annette Bergeron acqueline Beyeler ichael Bernatchez ynthia Bilotta ANGUAGE FAIR Stephanie Bilotta Denise Boucher Susan Boudreau Yvonne Breau Peter Chamberlain Noreen Cleary John Condon Mary Connolly Doreen Cote Thomas Creed 2 s id . . Alex Cruz Heidi Cunningham Edward Cuddahy Donna Daigle Charlene Demchuk Paul DiBenedetto John Donnelly Mary Evans Peter Favini Bridget Femino Dorothea Foley Martha Foley Deborah Gariepy Lisa Gilbert Diane Girard Karen Goguen Daniel Grammel Sylvie Hebert April Infantino Andre Jacques FOOTBALL Larry Badagliacca Francis Bedard Michael Boivin Alex Cruz Edward Cuddahy John Donnelly Peter Favini Glenn Gerecke David Guillette Robert Halstead John Haverty Andre Jacques Michael Macchione Anthony Mangiacotti John Melanson Anthony Sciabarrasi Michael Shaver David Whitney BASKETBALL Alex Cruz Michael Bernatchez David Guillette Robert Halstead Daniel Grammel Timothy Putnam Kathryn Arsenault Stephanie Bilotta Annette Bergeron Maureen McBride Kathleen O’Hono HOCKEY Edward Cuddahy John Donnelly Kevin McInerney Thomas Morrissey Richard Normandin Michael Shaver CROSS COUNTRY Annette Bergeron Stephanie Bilotta Deborah Gariepy Deborah Klug Kathleen O’Horo Kathleen O’Malley Marcia Sciabarrasi Jane Slattery BASEBALL John Donnelly Richard Normandin David Whitney SOFTBALL Annette Bergeron Linda Pelletier TENNIS Kathleen O’Horo 134 LANGUAGE FAIR Diane Johnson James Julius Kerry Keating Tanya Krysil Robyn Laberge Kelly Langen Holly Leger Pauline Leger Joyce LeBlanc Susan LeBlanc Barbara Lincourt Dwayne Malouin Anthony Mangiacotti Maryann Mazzaferro Kelly Michael Marylou Miller Paula Montesion Katherine Morin Cathy Morock Thomas Morrissey Susan Neithercut Cheryl Normandin Richard Normandin Kathleen O’Horo Daniel O’Leary Kathleen O'Malley o Sees sigeees fe . Linda Pelletier Marie Primeau Patricia Quinn Stephen Roberge Mary Beth Rogers Angela Salamone Robert Sargent Anthony Sciabarrasi Marcia Sciabarrasi John Shannon Michael Shaver Jane Slattery Brian Sullivan Deborah Tarbell Adele Thibert Michele Vincent Carol Walsh William Wheeler David Whitney Alfred Zarrella b35 Michael Bernatchez Susan LeBlanc Bernard McGrath Kelly Donelle Gerald Woodcome Susan Boudreau David Putnam Mary Connolly April Infantino Paul Ready Heidi Cunningham Kevin McInerney Laureen Roberge David Desilets Kathleen O’Malley Patricia Schmidt Jeffrey Boudreau Deborah Tarbell Peter Keaveny Maureen McBrine Michael Mezzanotti Nina Baldarelli John Shannon Susan Simoneau Jennifer Austin Edward Heinle Mary Evans Edward Cuddahy Helen Champagne Stephen Borg Marcia Sciabarrasi Adele Thibert Robert Halstead Karen Goguen Anthony Sciabarrasi Laurie Ricciardi Kevin Christian Cheryl Rochette Thomas Creed Maryann Mazzaferro Annette Bergeron Timothy Putnam Michele Vincent Gene Thomas Marie Primeau Patrick Cronin Linda Caissie Anne Craite Daniel O’Leary Dianne Johnson Larry Badagliacca Linda LeBlanc Peter Chamberlain Deborah Gariepy John Melanson Ann Marie Quill Kathryn Arsenault George Michaud Brian O'Dell Barbara Lincourt Daniel Grammel Thomas Morrissey Pauline Leger Kelly Michael 136 anf a4 j ‘eau vod . + ower CI SESH oe . ver 137 FRESHMEN SEVENT Y- CLASS OFFICERS Timothy Babineau David Eggert Patricia Croteau Pamela Bartoni Donna Richard BLUE AND GOLD Cecilia Alberti Renee Isabelle Susan Leger Jean Ray Anne St. Jean SPEECH Michael Belliveau Kathleen Crall David Eggert Marie Eisner George McManus Jamie Meyer Donna Moriarty Kristine Pancare Anne St. Jean CHEERLEADERS Paula Angelini Holly Barber Deborah Garneau Celeste LeBlanc Susan Leger Joanne Taitano Kathleen Whitney CHORAL Cecilia Alberti Marcia Ginnity Paula Klug Celeste LeBlanc Cynthia Morin Kathleen Murphy Peter Ramos Jean Ray Patricia Scanlon STUDENT COUNCIL Kelly McDonald Marie Eisner 140 ei i neo HONOR—Ist Quarter Timothy Babineau Donald Bolling Veronica Brideau Thomas Carroll David Charette Mark Conroy Kathleen Crall Patricia Croteau Theresa DiPietro Tammy Eyles Paul Gagne Gregory Gaudet James Hachey Donna Hawthorne Renee Isabelle Cynthia Larocque Bert Lasley Michelle LeBlanc Lisa Marcoux Kelly McDonald Edward Mazzaferro Ellen McBrine Donna Moriarty Carol Mulloy Barbara Patient Jean Ray Joanne Quinn SKI CLUB Susan Boudreau Donna Cormier Lori Couture Tammy Eyles Paula Fagan Michael Gamache Paul Gamache Walter Parsons Barbara Patient Andrew Rice Robert Ruggiero Robert Shannon Barbara Surrette LANGUAGE FAIR Debra Percival Joan Petrullo Lorie Petrullo Joanne Quinn Peter Ramos Jean Ray Donna Richard Brian Robideau Daniel Rodriquenz Anne St. Jean Patricia Scanlon Robert Shannon Jodi Smith Barbara Surrette Cheryl Tait JoAnne Taitano John Toomey Marilyn Underwood Robert Vorse Robert Walsh Jeffrey Whittemore Kathleen Whitney Joan Zephir 141 Susan Leger Robert Shannon Mary Fortier Jeffrey Whittemore Raymond Dauphinais Bert Lasley JoAnne Taitano Brian Guichard Francis Dower Kathleen Whitney Michael Jacobs Susan Miller David Orazio Veronica Brideau Ernest Whittemore Carol Boivin Kathleen Crall Donald Bolling Kathleen Murphy James Hachey Roberta Hagan Mark Conroy Susan D’Annolfo Charles McNamara Paul Gamache Francine Hanney John Toomey Kathy Marotta Gary LeBlanc Lorraine Keating Andrew Rice Susan Pochini Theresa DiPietro Timothy Babineau Anne St. Jean Michael Wheeler Lisa Marcoux Perry Zanghi Jean Ray David Bashaw David DiGiovanni Renee Isabelle David Charette Kathleen O’Malley Steven Formisani Marcia Ginnity Robert Ruggiero Marcia L’Ecuyer Deborah Garneau Mark Minichiello Celeste LeBlanc Carl Delorme Ellen McGrath Claude Maillet Donna Richard Thomas Carroll Kelly McDonald Martha Lewis Mark McGuirl Donna Moriarty Paul DiGeronimo Patricia Scanlon Jay Grasser Cecilia Alberti 142 ,ANGUAGE FAIR aula Angelini lavid Allain renda Arsenault ouise Arsenault � an Aubuchon imothy Babineau lolly Barber Pamela Bartoni David Bashaw Michael Belliveau Carol Boivin Donald Bolling Susan Boudreau Veronica Brideau Mary Buckley Thomas Carroll Lisa Cassinari Michael Condon Donna Cormier Kathy Cormier Michael Couture Kathleen Crall Patricia Croteau Ann Marie Dahart Carl Delorme Paul DiGeronimo Theresa DiPietro David Eggert Damien Eilerman Mary Ellen Eilerman Marie Eisner Tammy Eyles Paula Fagan Bernard Foley Mary Fortier MaryBeth Frank Paul Gagne Deborah Garneau Denise Gauvin Barbara Gilmartin Marcia Ginnity Shelly Gould John Grady Maria Paiewonsky David Eggert Sean Kraemer Diane Caron Charles Aubuchon Tammy Eyles Robert Anderson Lori Couture Linda Halstead Philip Craite Cynthia Morin Brian Robideau Jodi Smith Paul Gagne MaryBeth Frank Gregory Gaudet Patricia Keating Brian Kelly Lisa Munson Lisa Cassinari Robert Vorse Patrick Leary Lori Rocheleau Lisa Putnam Drew Damien Catherine Marcotte Joan Petrullo Donna Joseph Paul Turbide Michael DiNardo Marilyn Underwood Debra Percival Michael Gamache Colleen Dooley Keith Keating Lillian Kent Brian Murchie Scott Fontaine Brenda Arsenault Peter Januskiewiecz Denise Gauvin Lawrence Yovino James Dodge Diane Landry Paula Fagan Patricia Croteau Kathleen Crall Susan Gallagher 144 ANGUAGE FAIR heodore Guy oberta Hagan rancine Hanney nna Hawthorne enee Isabelle eith Keating atricia Keating wSA Brian Kelly Lillian Kent Paula Klug Diane Landry Lynn Landry Cynthia Laroque Patrick Leary Celeste LeBlanc Gary LeBlanc Michelle LeBlanc Mark LeBlanc Marcia L’Ecuyer Susan A. Leger Susan M. Leger Martha Lewis Linda Halstead Kathy Marotta Sharon McClosky Kelly McDonald Sandra McGregor Mark McGuirl Charles McNamara Keith Mezzanotti Susan Miller Thomas Montesion Donna Moriarty Carol Mulloy Lisa Munson Colleen Murphy Kathleen Murphy Karen Nault Maria Paiewonsky Kristine Pancare Walter Parsons Suzanne Parsons Barbara Patient Thomas Montesion Cheryl Tait John Zarella Marie Eisner John Membrino Sandy McGregor Patrick Vitone Kimberly Gionet Jamie Meyer Brian Walsh Donna Cormier Robert Walsh Ellen McBrine Peter Ramos Cynthia Laroque Theodore Guy Michael Couture Jean Aubuchon Michael Breton Susan Gallagher Michael Langen Paula Fagan Gregory Carbone Susan Boudreau Donna Hawthorne Michael Condon Sharon McCloskey Walter Parsons Susan Leger John Grady Holly Barber David McNamara David Carter Suzanne Parsons Andrew Boisvert Barbara Surrette Steven Richard Lynn Landry William Slavich Kathy Cormier Mary Buckley David Allain Lorie Petrullo Damian Eilerman Briae Enright Craig Pierce Karen Nault Donald Radford David Loughlin Joan Zephir Gregory Babineau Victoria Elcevich John Maciocci Paula Klug Daniel Rodriquenz Shelly Gould Colleen Murphy Daniel Seguin Mary Ellen Eilerman Robert Bourque Pamela Bartoni Stanley Howe Kristine Pancare Mark LeBlanc 146 1 record ES Raw ana 6 pay elt hl $4 pe. © a q Oo S Lhd Gddd BASKETBALL David Bashaw Donald Bolling Gregory Carbone Thomas Carroll Michael Condon Mark Conroy Michael Couture David Eggert Jay Grasser John Grady 148 Brian Guichard Sean Havey Ketih Keating Bert Lasley David Loughlin Edward Mazzafero Kelly McDonald Charles McNamara Daniel Seguin Brian Walsh Jeffrey Whittemore Barry Zanghi BASKETBALL Mary Buckley Lisa Cassinari Cathy Ciachini Kathy Crall Diane Landry Martha Lewis Lisa Marcoux Ellen McGrath Jamie Meyer CROSS COUNTRY Damien Eilerman Steven Formisani Ernest Whittemore Ellen McGrath Paula Klug SOOTBALL Jonald Bolling fhomas Carroll Mark Conroy -aul DiGeronimo Michael DiNardo ohn Doucette David Eggert | Bernard Foley Paul Gamache John Grady Theodore Guy Sean Havey Keith Keating Thomas Kottle Sean Kraemer Bert Lasley Patrick Leary David Loughlin Edward Mazzafero Kelly McDonald Mark McGuirl Charles McNamara Thomas Montesion Peter Ramos Brian Robideau William Salvich Robert Vorse HOCKEY Timothy Babineau Andre Boisvert Michael Breton Michael DiNardo Paul LaFosse Thomas Montesion Patrick Vitone Robert Vorse 149 YEARBOOK DEDICATION We, the seniors, in expressing our sincere thanks to SISTER MARCELLA would like to honor her in the DEDICATION of the 1975 BERNARDIAN Throughout her forty-six years as a member of the faculty here at St. Bernard’s, Sister has displayed a per- petual desire to give of herself and her time. Her dedication in the classroom and her twenty-five years of hard work with the various yearbook staffs has proven this. During our brief stay at St. Bernard’s, we have come to respect Sister Marcella for her kind- ness, determination, and most of all her love for others. Thank you, Sister, for being the wonderful woman you are. Your interest and concern for the students of St. Bernard’s will long be appreciated. . .a time to bring to a close our story of ’75, With so many happy memories to cherish and hold. But we mustn’t be content with yesterday’s glory. No, today, this very day to us is all important. There may be choices and decisions to be decided, Rejections to be made and challenges to be taken. All these requiring a bold readiness to take risks. “Launch out into the deep,” were our Lord’s words. He did not advise us to keep very close to shore. 150 Adams Studios 161 American Can Co. 162 Andy’s Sport Shop 167 Armand Hair Stylist 157 Army Navy Store 167 Babineau Insurance 164 Ballarin Pastry Shop 175 Banner Mold Die Co. 169 Baron’s Gift Shop 165 Baylins 169 Bean’s Shoe Store 156 Belanger Hardware 162 Belliveau Furniture 157 Benoit Furniture Co. 173 Bernardian Athletic Club 154 Bessette Glass Corp. 162 Blanchard Brown 162 Bourque Bros. 164 uckley, C. E., Inc. 157 Butler Variety Store 173 Camera Shop 159 Casco Hunter Aviation 166 Cefalo Bros. 172 Champa Real Estate 173 Cochrane Insurance 163 omiskey Electrical 165 0-op of Fitchburg 164 an Chan Restaurant 156 aniels St. Pharmacy 170 eBonis the Florist 171 eBonis Garden Center 165 eLongchamp Motor Sales 168 empsey’s Drug Store 162 ick’s Barber Shop 169 ouble Dragon Restaurant 162 rury Sons, Inc. 173 unkin Donuts, Fitchburg 162 nkin Donuts, Leominster 162 East Side Oil Co. 151 Elliott’s Jeweler 165 Enright’s Pharmacy 166 Fidelity Cooperative Bank 168 Fitchburg Creamery 167 Fitchburg Gas Electric 156 Fitchburg Heating Co. 165 Fitchburg I-C Credit Un. 175 F L Street Railway Co. 167 Fitchburg Paper Co. 158 Fitchburg Savings Bank 157 Fitchburg Welding Co. 174 Fluet Linoleum Shop 167 Foster Grant 152 Frank’s Auto School 166 Gagne Construction Co. 168 Gallo Mary Specialty Shop 165 Gamache Cyclery 164 Gariepy Furniture 166 Gendron’s 171 General Air Services 166 Giadone Furniture, Inc. 173 Goodwin, W. E., Inc. 154 Gould Plumbing Co. 172 Grier Fuel: Co; 172 Hanslin Travel Co. 167 Henri Hairstylists 164 House of Shoes 166 Howdy’s 170 Jennison Co. 174 Keating Construction 169 Knights of Columbus 158 LaFleur Rug Co. 165 LaFosse Carpet 163 Lampila, Jeweler 167 LeBlanc, J. R. Jeweler 167 Leominster Credit Union 170 Leominster Die Service 159 Leominster Heating Co. 156 Loring Studio 176 M-C-M Furniture, Inc. 170 M S Auto Parts 166 Mallahy Funeral Home 173 Marcella’s 160 Margolin, H. Co., Inc. 159 Maryann’s Do-Nut Drivein 164 Marvo Oil Co. 173 Matthews Motor Mart 175 McDonald’s, Inc. 172 McManus Novelty Shoppe 169 Merchants Bank, Leominster 155 Miller’s 157 Moderne Rug, Inc. 166 Mohawk-Mulcahy Express 170 Montuori Oil Corp. 155 Morin Bicycle Shop 171 Motor Mart 163 Motor Parts Service, Inc. 172 Norge Village Laundry 156 O’Connell Real Estate 159 O'Neil, J. Richard Co. 159 Paragon Plastics 173 V. Pelletier Sons 163 Pete’s Coffee Shop 171 Peter’s Battery Service 163 Posco Printing 154 Putney Insurance 158 RMP Parts Rebuilders 163 Renauld International 160 Rendezvous Restaurant 164 Ritter’s 157 Romano Sons Market 157 Romano Realty Co. 163 Rome’s 158 Root, H. F. and M. F. 175 Rosen, Barney Co. 169 Rubin’s Clothing 170 Rustler Steak House 160 Ruth Lee, Inc. 155 Sabourin Hardware 170 SBHS Parents’ Assn. 153 Sala’s Market 169 Secino Tailor 164 Shamrock of Fitchburg 172 Simond’s Cutting Tools 171 Skyline Engineers 154 Smith Bros. Office Equip. 170 Stadium Corporation 174 Thomas Fuel Co. 172 Toomey, R. J. Co. 152 Trinity Gift Shop 171 Vitelli Monuments 163 Wachusett Potato Chip Co. 165 Walton’s Auto Supply 175 Web-Nik Motors 169 Werner Sporting Goods 157 Weyerhaeuser Paper Co. 171 Woodcome Insurance 171 Worcester County Bank 160 EAST SIDE OIL CO., INC. 24-Hour Burner Service Complete Installation Service Policy Automatic Delivery 83 Mechanic Street Leominster R.J. TOOMEY mpony 75 Webster Street . Worcester, Mass. 01603 STANTON CO., INC. Clerical Apparel Altar Boy Furnishings Parochial School Uniforms Gowns For First Communion .. . Confirmation ... Choir And Choral Groups 152 Best Wishes From FOSTER GRANT v Patient; nard Foley; Edward Mazzafero, Catherine Rajotte, Robert Paula Angelini, Michael Belliveau, Joanne Quinn, George Arsenault, Louise Arsenault. McManus. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Addante Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Babineau Dr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Bisceglia Honorable George J. and Mrs. Bourque Z ST. BERNARD S Atty. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowen CENTR AL C ATHOLIC Honorable Hedley and Mrs. Bray Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cattel HIGH SCHOOL Atty. and Mrs. James F. Coburn fed ARENTS’ Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. D’Ambrosio ASSOCIATION Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Davin Daughters of Isabella, Fitchburg Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Fitzgerald Atty. and Mrs. A. Andre Gelinas Dr. and Mrs. P. F. M. Gilley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Havey, Jr. Mrs. Catherine D. Keating Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keating Mr. John J. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Cheong H. Kim Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. LaVigne 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. Mark A. Saulnier Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Tuck 153 Compliments of Skyline Engineers, Inc. THE BERNARDIAN ATHLETIC CLUB Restoration Contractors PRESIDENT: J. D. Quinn ASSOCIATES: Daniel T. Quinn Martin D. Quinn Stephen E. Quinn 58 East Street 2-5333 Fitchburg W. C. Goodwin, Inc. For Over 76 Years A Good Place To Buy Good Shoes 440 Main Street Fitchburg — 43 Granite Street Leominster, Mass. 01453 Tel. 534-4645 154 THE MONTUORI MERCHANTS OIL NATIONAL BANK CORPORATION OF LEOMINSTER Main Banking Office One Main Street Tel. 534-8317 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Fitchburg Massachusetts : A FRIEND Ruth Lee, Inc. Town and Country Clothes 7-9 Park Street West Dennis Leominster Cape Cod Bean’s CONGRATULATIONS Shoe Store CLASS OF ’75 377 Main Street Fitchburg = Pav Cay RESTAURANT 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. Leominster Heating Co., Inc. Wi t h all be sT wishes STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING for success and OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE ha pp! ness in the 70 Pleasant Street Leominster | years ahead. Norge Village Laundry and Dry Cleaning FITCHBURG GAS AND ELECTRIC John Fitch Plaza ARMAND’S HAIR STYLISTS 275 Main Street, Fitchburg 17 Parker Street, Gardner BELLIVEAU FURNITURE CO., INC. Furniture for Beautiful Homes Since 1931 63 Fairmount Street Fitchburg C. E. BUCKLEY, INC. Religious Articles 34 Tremaine Street Leominster “For Your Floral Needs” Ritter For Flowers Fiore and Irene Brogna 360 Main Street Fitchburg MILLER’S Smart Fashions ... For Her—For Him 331 Main Street Fitchburg ROMANO SONS MARKET 138 Harvard Street Fitchburg WERNER’S SPORTING GOODS CO. 34 Monument Square Leominster FITCHBURG SAVINGS BANK Save For Your Future At One Of Our Five Convenient Locations Main Office—780 Main Street Parkhill Office—Parkhill Plaza John Fitch Office—John Fitch Plaza Twin City Office—Twin City Mall Harvard Banking Center of Fitchburg Savings Bank Route 110—Ayer Road Harvard, Mass. 01451 Your Kind Of Bank Fitchburg Councel NO. 99 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ROME°’S Ladies Specialty Shop Genevieve Steeves, Mgr. Tel. 342-8932 John Fitch Plaza Fitchburg MARCELLA’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Personalized Beauty Care 15 Cushing Street Fitchburg W. E. Putney Insurance Agency Inc. Complete Insurance Service 300 Summer Street � Fitchburg | FITCHBURG PAPER COMPANY Litton Business Systems, Inc. 691 River Street CHE Camera Shop OF FITCHBURG, INC. Victory Plaza Summer Street 342-8888 Leominster Die Service 11 Spruce Street Leominster H. Margolin Co., Inc. Leather Goods 380 River Street Fitchburg Compliments of F. J. O'Connell Real Estate, Inc. 280 Main Street Fitchburg J. RICHARD x O 'NEIL CO., INC. —For More Than 50 Years— RINGS Grammar School High School College 35 Robinson Avenue Attleboro Falls, Mass. 02763 WO SRS Ue) ene EMPIRE STATE BUILDING SuitT—E 7800 380 RIVER STREET 350 FIFTH AVENUE FITCHBURG, MASS. 01420 New YORK, N.Y. 10001 (617) 342-8781 (212) 947-1871 John Fitch Highway Fitchburg Castle Plastics, Inc. Open 11-9 Daily (11-10 Fri. Sat.) Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of ’75 401 Lancaster Street Leominster WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 160 ADAMS STUDIOS 255 North Street Whalom District Fitchburg | FIORELLO! } 161 American Belanger Can Company Hardware, Inc. 16 Benson Street Fitchburg 284 Water Street Fitchburg Bessette Sons Blanchard Brown Glass Corp. | Printing Co. Plate and Window Glass 32 Willow Street Fitchburg 362 Summer Street Fitchburg Dempsey’s Double Dragon Drug Store, Inc. _ Restaurant Joseph A. Frigoletto, Jr., Chinese and Polynesian Food Bios, Kephi 293 N. Main Street 145-147 Lunenburg Street Leominster Fitchburg Dunkin Do-Nuts Dunkin Do-Nuts of Fitchburg of Leominster 233 Lunenburg Street 8 Lancaster Street La Fosse Caepet Inc. WHERE QUALITY SERVICE GO SALES WITH EVERY YARD WE SELL CLEANING Lcenga STE DELWIN A LEOMINSTER, MASS. 01453 a LEN LaFOSSE PHONE KE 4-3393 MOTOR MART COCHRANE 162 Water Street Fitchburg INSURANCE PETER’S BATTERY STATION AGENCY, 80-86 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg INC a GENERAL INSURANCE V. PELLETIER SONS James G. Gaffney, Treas. PLASTER AND DRYWALL 484 Main Street Fitchburg 342-6086 109 River Street Fitchburg 342-8306 TEL. 534-8870 ROMANO REALTY 23 MOUNTAIN VIEW RD. LEOMINSTER, MASS. 01453 RMP—PARTS REBUILDERS, INC. 53 Snow Street Fitchburg VITELLI MONUMENTS Theresa Richards, Paula Lawrence, Denise Gaudet, Madeline Campbell; Jaime Welch, Nancy Desgroseilliers, Joyce Goguen, Frances Berube. 275 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg 163 Barre Guild Monuments Bourque Bros. Wall To Wall Carpet Showroom: 40 Regina Drive Leominster Tel. 537-4905 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 Fitchburg 65 Laurel Street Secino Tailors Tuxedo Rentals Tailoring 202 Water Street Fitchburg The All Colonial Rendezvous Restaurant Dining by Candlelight Private Parties Luncheons Cocktrails At Parkhill Plaza in Fitchburg Your Hosts—Bob and Lita Isabelle 164 CO-OP Consumer Owned United Co-operative Society Fitchburg and Gardner Supermarkets—Service Station Fuel Oil—Bakery—Dairy There is an unlimited future for YOU in the world’s most rewarding and glamorous profession. y Phone 342-6061 School of Hair Design 276 Water Street Fitchburg Mary Ann’s Do-Nut Drive-In 33 River Street Fitchburg the babineau insurance agenc! 18 Fairmount Street Fitchburg BARON’S CARD GIFT SHOP, INC. Stationery—Costume Jewelry, Candles Russell Stover Candies De Bonis GARDEN CENTER AND NURSERIES NG’S CORNER 1316 MAIN STREET 343 Main Street ELLIOTT’S - JEWELERS Fitchburg’s Busiest Jewelry Store 460 Main Street WACHUSETT POTATO CHIP CO., INC. 783 Water Street Fitchburg FITCHBURG HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. 198 Water Street MARY GAL LO SPECIALTY SHOP 587 Main Street Fitchburg LAFLEUR RUG CLEANING CO. 20 Merle Street Fitchburg Fitchburg N. LEOMINSTER, MASS. COMISKEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial Commercial Residential Wiring DajsDillons ir. Eres. 2 gale fick Be . = E: = iy a pe ee b: � ‘ ‘ ay ae aN % x! _ ct: e : d Staats ee a é ; ‘i ie pa 2 4 nd Se ; ee et) Gail Siart, John Pagnotta, Kathleen Raimon, Brian Keane; John Jeffery, Nancy Allain, Richard Burke, Sandra Chalifoux. 165 Enright’s Pharmacy 2 Summer Street Fitchburg Gariepy Furniture Co., Inc. Furniture and Appliances 91 Central Street Leominster House of Shoes Shoes for the Entire Family 223 Main Street Fitchburg M S Auto Parts, Inc. 61 Bemis Road Fitchburg 166 Frank’s Auto School, Inc. Joseph W. Bramante, Pres. 17 Snow Street Fitchburg General Air Services, Corp. Shirley Airport Shirley Gasco Hunter Aviation Corporation Fitchburg Airport 345-7575 Moderne Ru g, Inc. Sales and Installation Nelson Guillette Roger Therrien 50 Duck Mill Road Fitchburg : | ARMY NAVY STORE, INC. 332 Main Street Fitchburg FLUET’S LINOLEUM SHOP, INC. 22 Cottage Avenue Fitchburg ANDY’S SPORT SHOP Your authorized head ski dealer 216 Daniels Street Fitchburg YoOomZrzpmr 25 ASHBY STATE ROAD TRAVEL SERVICE 725 Main Street Fitchburg, Mass. a Lampila Jeweler eae ——— ——___———_— 635 MAIN STREET a —— FITCHBURG, MASS. 01420 WATCHES - JEWELRY - ENGRAVING FINE WATCH AND GIFTS-RIBBONS-TROPHYS MEDALS JEWELRY REPAIRING JLR. LeBlanc 14 Fairmount Street Fitchburg, Massachusetts 01420 Jeweler FITCHBURG AND LEOMINSTER STREET RAILWAY CO. “Call Us For Charter Bus Service” 343-6454 Joyce Lison, David Woodcome, Kathleen Landry, Daniel Champagne; Robert Sullivan, Denise Goguen, John Legere, Mary Lee Taitano. 167 C. E. GAGNE Blacktop—Macadam Drives or Parking Lots Rub-Kor Running Tracts—Tennis Courts Loam—Grading—Landscaping Tel. 343-6226 Fitchburg 196 Bemis Road DE LONGCHAMP Headquarters For Extra Value Used Cars de Longchamp Cadillac—Oldsmobile—Rambler 139 Harvard Street Fitchburg de Longchamp Tempest—Pontiac—Buick 222 Lunenburg Street Fitchburg de Longchamp Corvair—Chevrolet—Chevrolet Trucks 87 Central Street Winchendon 675 Main Street Fitchburg 29 Main Street Leominster SALA’S MARKET 108 Daniels Street Fitchburg MC MANUS Hobbies Novelties 773 Main Street Fitchburg BAYLINS Fine Furs and Ladies’ Apparel 467 Main Street Fitchburg BANNER MOLD DIE CO., INC. 251 Florence Street Leominster BARNEY ROSEN CO. Ladies’ and Gents’ Outfitters 706 Main Street Fitchburg WEB-NIK MOTORS 280 River Street Fitchburg DICK’S BARBER SHOP 15 Merriam Avenue Leominster P. J. KEATING Ready-Mixed Concrete Concrete Foundations Bituminous Concrete Asphalt Paving Black Top Crushed Stone Sand and Gravel ‘ig 4 ’ he 2 Se ‘i ; if gi J 5, We z as es é LES PV -ees Lisa Walsh, Gary Fournier, Jacqueline Beyeler, David Careau; Tony Mangiacotti, Jane Slattery, Peter Favini, Mary Beth Rogers. 169 r geet MOHAWK Rubin’s Clothing y MULCAHY ‘i 50n } @ EXPRESS INC. eos Store De 1924-1974 FITCH BURG, MASS. 8 Central Street Leominster Smith Bros. Daniels Street Office Equipment Inc. Pharmacy, Inc. “Cleghorn’s Family Druggist’” 306 Summer Street Fitchburg 233 Daniels Street Fitchburg Leominster Credit Union 20 ADAMS STREET @ LEOMINSTER. MASS. 01453 140 Water Street Fitchburg Best Wishes from Sabourin Hardware Co., Inc. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Paints, Wallpaper, Kitchenware, Tools, Brass and Galvanized Pipe Cut to Order FURNITURE - APPLIANCE - SPORT SHOP - MARINE 707 No. Main Street 27 Lunenburg Street Leominster Fitchburg 170 DE BONIS THE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 900 Main Street Fitchburg GENDRON’S Parkhill Plaza Fitchburg MORIN’S BICYCLE SHOP Route 12—Fitchburg Leominster Line 1436 Water Street Fitchburg Weyerhaeuser PAPER DIVISION TRINITY GIFT SHOP 290 Water Street Fitchburg PAUL J. WOODCOME INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 470 Main Street Fitchburg Ss; PETE’S COFFEE SHOPPE, INC. } ey Nes 10 Prospect Street—Leominster, Mass. SIMONDS SIMONDS CUTTING TOOLS Wallace Murray Corporation Fitchburg, Massachusetts 01420 WallaceMurray EEE Kerry Keating, Dennis Bissonnette, Donna Daigle, Glenn Gerecke. 17 1 Raymond Gould Plumbing and Heating Co. Leominster 33 Colbert Street Tel. KE—7-0297 John Fitch Highway MOTOR PARTS SERVICE INC. 57 Main Street Fitchburg Thomas Fuel Co. 313 Canton Street Fitchburg 172 Norge Village Laundry and Dry Cleaning John Fitch Plaza Shamrock of Fitchburg, Inc. Central Plaza Fitchburg Grier Fuel Co. Heating Oils Budget Plans Available Dial 3-4637 59 Sheldon Street Fitchburg Cefalo Bros. Wholesale Produce 82 River Street Fitchburg BENOIT FURNITURE CO. “The Home of Nationally Advertised Lines” 565 Main Street Leominster BUTLER’S VARIETY STORE 199 Milk Street Fitchburg MARVO OIL CO., INC. 10 Moran Square Fitchburg MALLAHY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 43 Highland Avenue Fitchburg REAL ESTATE ——— 372 Water Street Fitchburg F.L. DRURY SONS CO. S.S. Pierce Associated Store Meats—Groceries—Beverages Delivery Service Tom Foley, Owner 800 Main Street GIADONE’S INC. Furniture 325 Water Street Fitchburg PARAGON PLASTICS, INC. Leominster, Massachusetts hp a Lisa LeBlanc, Francis Bedard, Brenda Robideau, David Whitney; Steven Roberge, Kelly Langen, Robert Sweeney, Joyce LeBlanc. WE: THE JENNISON COMPANY FITCHBURG Compliments of WELDING CO., INC. STADIUM CORPORATION Hunter Sportswear Division Your Steel Fabricators Depot Road 356 Broad Street Westminster, Massachusetts Fitchburg Factory Store: Open Friday 10 to 6 Saturday—9 to 1 174 jase PS Fitchburg I-C Credit Union anows Motor Co. Norman J. Boudreau, Treasurer , 314 John Fitch Highway Paul F. Scapparone, C.C.C.E. ’ Fitchburg, Mass. 01420 Assistant Treasurer CHEVROLET� BALLARIN’S PASTRY SHOP 255 Main Street 179 Main Street Fitchburg Fitchburg, Massachusetts WALTON’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 1151 Main Street Fitchburg Compliments of HAROLD F. ROOT ‘t: . . 2 AO y ‘ 2 7. ; MICHAEL F. ROOT Michael Shaver, Cathy Morock, Brian Sullivan, Holly Leger; Cynthia Bilotta, Albert Leger, Yvonne Breau, Kenneth LeBlanc. L733 LORING “‘Bernardian’”’ Photographer New England Scholastic Press Association JOURNALISM AWARD nah cy as SIS int Saf) tart Get tk eaeaaall Teakhaine Gs ie a IN EDITING AND PUBLISHING BERNARDIAN St. Bernard's Central Catholic High School Fitchburg, Massachusetts th bs ard 3: ARS ice Congratulations to the 1974 Bernardian staff! PUBLISHING eee’ wore n ITY, TEXAS . af EE ' se , cam 7h hee, : : — TSRURRUDRtuevdeen..... SHtih| 5 qyeeee “ati tit} AT ANA mi SA AARON TARR INS! | aul SHeRQgee reat’ } e° Torts al ils, wes «li er, es ae neni iii nnenen: en BOO ig nae ap See ae as, Re