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

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CLAIRE WATSON FITZPATRICK “She’s true and bright From morn till night’’ Claire’s curly locks are the envy of most of the girls in the class, as is her small, neat and precise writing. Claire is going to Hartford to become a nurse and we wish’ her the best of luck. College Course ALICE EVELYN FOHY “Not stepping o’er the bound of modesty” We are sure Alice will make a very good office girl. No less than a Secretary anyway! Alice was a member of the girls debating team and showed a fine spirit which will undoubtedly spell her success. Commercial Course

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AGNES DOROTHY ENWRIGHT “Sober, Steadfast and Demure”’ Although silent, Agnes is a wel- come addition to our class. She says little, but thinks a great deal. Agnes is not as quiet out of school as she is in school, as her intimate friends testify. Commercial Course CATHERINE JOSEPHINE DRISCOLL ““She’s little and quiet, and her hair is very light But my how she studies, every day and every night.’’ This is why Catherine has made the honor roll every marking. Her memory is certainly remarkable and English is her favorite study. Her marks are such that we may be sure she’ll make a good stenographer. Commercial Course

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JAMES JOSEPH GORMAN “We have known him by his good work’ A steady, firm character, the like of which Jim possesses always car- ries one far, so Jim, we know, will carry through. Normal School will graduate a very dependable scholar four years hence. Jim’s easy good nature and amiability has won for him a host of friends within and outside of school. Best of luck Jim. College Course JOHN PAUL GEARY ““Where there’s a will There’s a way” John has many friends and why not? He is a real good fellow, having a pleasant, genial disposition and is an ardent lover of sports. The way he rattles off Greek is the envy of that illustrious class. John is going to Norwich and we expect to see him someday a commander- in-chief of the U. S. Army. College Course