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

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And now the news. From the newsroom, Tara Nieves and Frank Burgoyne give the story on the seniors a 4 + y’ A “I just dug the darndest ditch you ever did see!” John DiConza in the Double D Construction skit.

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Peace And Love Will Rule The Stars Memorable moments included the “MCAARTY” skit, “Girls, do you have a pass?” and of course, “If it wasn’t for me, there would be no JSR!!. These are just a few antics too good to for- get. Though things don’t always happen as expected, on this eve- ning the spirit that is the Class of 89 began to come together as a result of hard work, cooperation and shared memories. Mr. JSR, or is he? Strolling across the stage, Mike LaFrance portrays a famous personality from JSR 87. Does anyone have any blush? Beth Scho- field and her bathroom buddies take a trip to the ladies’ room. The Dawning of Aquarius. Kevin Brion plays guitar as a senior deadhead.

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father Like . a u L © ( Get Down ... . Best Dancers, Dr. John Sampson and his daugh- ter Melissa ¢ ¢ “Sugar And Spice And Everything Nice” was the theme of this year’s Father and Daughter Dance at Oak Hill Country Club. The senior girls were in their father’s arms dancing all night. They certainly seemed to enjoy the company of their dates and no one wanted to leave the dance floor because of the wonderful entertain- ment provided by “3 Guys.” Prizes were given to the best dancers-Dr. John Sampson and his daughter Melissa, the look-alikes-Mr. William Manser and his daughter Meg, and of course The Father and Daughter of the Evening-Mr. William Dunlop and his daughter Diana. A memorable evening was had by all thanks to the hard work and dedication of Mrs. Paulette Grenier and Mrs. Barbara McGuirk. This fun-filled evening will definitely not be forgotten, especially by Cherie Cote who stated that the highlight of the evening was when the “3 Guys” sang “Daddy’s Little Girl” .. . . she cried. Too Cool Father and Daughter of the evening . . . Diana Dunlop and her Father pose after being an- nounced with the highest honor of the night. Snail Wht i i I a i i ee