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

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DOROTHY GENEVIEVE BURNS ““A modest manner fits a maid” Dot is a quiet girl who studies a great deal. She shows the result of this concentration by her good work in Mathematics. Many times, how- ever, the twinkle in her eyes causes us to doubt her quiet character. We hear Dot’s going to be a nurse and we’re sure she’ll make a good one. College Course JOHN EDWARD BURKE “A little mischief now and then, Is relished by the best of men” This does not mean that ‘‘Burkie’’ bothers the teachers or anything like that. Oh No! In fact John is a very good and attentive pupil toward the faculty. But outside--!!? Don’t try to fall asleep with John around. He's as vigilant as a traffic cop and thus you’ll learn to your sorrow. No doubt this is why the Baseball squad chose John to lead them. Go to it John! We'll all give you a hand in the great game of Life. College Course

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EDWARD RICHARD REARDON ‘“Always ready, always there Always willing to do his share’’ For a year Eddie has made an excellent President for us. Like a true leader he has plunged into everything first-yet always with cautiousness and prudence. Few will ever know how hard Eddie worked, how much he sacrificed, to put this book to press. He has been more than a Business Manager and he deserves everlasting praise for this splen- did class spirit. College Course MARGARET LOUISE CLANCY “None knew her but to love her None named her but to praise’’ And it is certainly true. You have just to know her in order to become attracted by that charm which has made ‘‘Peg’’ the most popular girl in our class. Her bright manner and sunny disposition will remain with us always. Peg will enter Burbank Hospital as a probationer in September. Then watch the accidents | College Course KATHARINE AGNES HOGG “ True to her word, her work, and her friends’’ Kay, our Class Secretary and school pianist has attained the rank of High Honor Student through exceptionally good work. ‘This work has extended outside school and we all declare it faultless. Kay is a wonderful social mixer and we all know her career at co llege will be a brilliant and delightful one. College Course JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY ““ Tis better to speak in deeds than in words”? Besides his work as Class Treasurer, John has been a social star around school, taking a leading role in the Dramatic Club play and also working as a singer of ability in practically all Class Activities. He has been a loyal worker and will, no doubt, be a model graduate of St. Bernard’s High. College Course

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MARY LOUISE BURNS ““A maiden shy am |” To Mary’s credit we can chalk up many marks of advantage. One is that of a hard, consistent worker. This latter fact has been so notice- able that it has been frequently re- marked by her teachers. Life is always kind to a worker so we need not worry about Mary’s future. General Course MARGARET MARY CARNEY ““As a student she won fame Precisement is her middle name” Out of the difficult passages of Cicero and Virgil, Margaret has very often showed us light. Through four vears of high school, Margaret’s work has been excep- tionally good. Of course the high honor has been easy for her to attain consistently. Asa nurse, Margaret, we know you’ll be a Wow! College Course