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

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MARGARET LOUISE MARCEAU A little maid, but wondrous wise” »” “‘Bunny’’ is one of our class-mates who is seldom heard. But when we do hear her--! Just witness her work in French and Latin! You'll understand! The Honor Roll Bul- letin has been sure to bear Mar- garet’s name. She will continue her studies in New York and we wish her all possible success, General Course MARY ELIZABETH McCARTHY “Who says little has little to answer for” Mary is a good scholar. Sheis a pupil of quiet demeanor, but when you know her you change your im- pressions, for she is very jolly. Mary is one of our future nurses and we know she will succeed. General Course

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WILLIAM ANDREW L’ESPERANCE “You have waked me too soon I must slumber again”’ Bill is our class artist and enter- tains us with his sketches and cari- catures. His head imperils the ceil- ing and no step-ladder is needed in our room. What Bill cannot do with machinery, etc., is not worth doing. Technical Course JAMES DONALD LENNON “Sing away sorrow Cast away care”’ Donald was our pride and joy on the Basketball Team and did credit to his title of ‘‘Senior’’. His cheer- ful smile sheds sunshine all about even in the trying hours of exami- nations. He was Captain of the First Basketball Team and is a po- pular fellow among his classmates. Technical Course

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DOROTHY MARY MORAN “Silence is golden, speech is silver’”’ Mary, better known as ‘'Dot’’ comes from Leominster. She is fond of Shorthand and does very well in it. She also took part in se- veral debates in which she showed great promise. Dot is liked by everyone and we hope her future will be a bright one. Commercial Course MARTIN JAMES McNABB “Although small, I am noted for my smile”’ Martin is another jolly member of our class. He isa good student al- though he likes fun and manages to enjoy a great deal of it. We expect to see Marty mount the ladder of success very quickly. College Course