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1919 SUB T U RR I 1919 HENRY FRANCIS BARRY 97 QuiNCY Street Roxbury, Mass. Spider arsily Track ( 1 , 2, 3, 4) ; Captain Track (4) ; Roxbury B. C. Club; Mathematics Prize (1); Smoker Committee (1); Social Committee (3); Sodality; Plallsburg. It is with the greatest pleasure that we present the first of our number, Mr. Henry F. Barry, more com- monly known as Spider. To say the least, Henry is a man of ability. To him all things are easy and unworthy of any undue exterior manifestation of alarm or nervousness. His nonchalance as to difficulties in- volved in the questions hurled at him by his professors has caused these learned gentlemen to pause, wonder and then doubt whether their pet subject was so deep after all. Under no conditions has Henry ever allowed anything to distract his equanimity or weaken his confidence, and it is no doubt this happy faculty that has won for him great success. Way back in 1915, Henry decided to display his form ethereal in a running suit and in that year made a successful start. His progress in track athletics has been rapid and after many brilliant feats, he finally won the coveted honor of captain of the varsity track team. It is enough to say that he bore his honors with due modesty, and his quality of quiet leadership guaranteed a successful season. Spider ' s endeavors displayed along different lines have been consistent and reliable, and we prophesy that this constancy of purpose will win for him, later in life, a great success. Whether or not he gains his desired position as general in the Peruvian army, we are sure that he will be found among the big guns, and just as he has been a leader on the class roll and has served as a ready means for the pro- fessors to become acquainted with the boys, in future years he will glance back from his throne in the hall of military strategy and will spur the rest of us along the pathway of fame.
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1919 SUB T U RR I 1919 EUGENE ARTHUR BERNARDIN 635 Haverhill Street Lawrence, Mass. Gene Smoker Committee (I); Lawrence B. C. Ciub, Secretary (I), Vice-President (2), Presicient (3, 4); Cap and Gown Committee (4); Sodality; Promoter League of Sacred Heart; Plattsburg. Next we offer for your consideration the quiet and sedate Mr. Bernardin. It would be difficult to con- ceive Lawrence as being a troublesome city if all her citizens were of such a type as Gene. Always calm, peaceful and of sunny disposition, he can count many a man his friend. Gene has distinguished himself throughout his course. From the date of entrance, his work soon stamped him as a man who was sincere and energetic. While a Junior under Fr. McCluskey, our friend became quite prominent as a philosopher and was called upon to solve many a subtle question. Mr. Bernardin can talk French as well as English, and often have we been bewil- dered listeners to a rapid stream of unintelligible words. Gene usually speaks French when he is in an argument with other descendants of the Land of the Lily. At Plattsburg, and especially at Cliff Haven, Gene ' s ability to parlez-vous won him many a fair acquaintance with whom the rest of us were unable to talk. Since Gene has come to B. C., he has constantly been endeavoring to bring his home town into prominence. To do this the, more effectually, he helped to originate the Lawrence B. C. Club and invited his classmates to its annual socials. All who had the pleasure of visiting Lawrence will admit that it is some place. Gene and his classmates now part, and in leaving this open, frank and sincere youth, we trust that he shall gain a prominent place in the world. As a man of medicine and surgery he must quickly rise from the realms of cat and rabbit dissection, and no doubt will have designs on many of us. Per- haps some day, Gene, we may permit you to practice on us. ' J We may perchance allow your implements to infringe upon our bodily members — in other words, sometime we may need a hair-cut ! ! Good luck ! 23
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