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

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OR THR Ta MW SUE attr sansa aE Sane etl Prologue Graduation is near at hand. As it swiftly and surely approaches an ever-growing realization takes possession of us, floods our souls mith feelings of regret perhaps traceable with tears, and reveals to us the u- — questionable fact that our high school Jays are over. As the teuth is forcibly brought home to us, many stueet memories of our noble Alma Mater vise before us. We remember that it was she who gave us our start in life, whoa endeavored to build fine characters in us, who brought us to a closer consideration of the part we must plav in life, and who taught us how to play it honorably. As a slight tribute of our gratitude, and as a pledge of our loyalty in future pears, we now send forth this edition SVannsure of the “®ernardian” with the earnest wish that the actinittes and interest of the Class of Nineteen Thirty may be pleasantly unfolded ta all. ro Acc caYct +E fone YN’ Ss) Ee ame — EN ECHR THI Tate att Patt atte

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RIA Ta Tat HI SOLE saasucinaiale Class Song O Alma Mater, now we part from thee, To take our place in different spheres of life, Where all thy teachings true will serve and tend, To guide us on amidst the whirl and strife. Our cherished armor, Faith, we'll bear with love, A rampart ever strong when danger-throes Bese t our way, and make the journey hard, For then we'll triumph over all our foes. And when the work is o'er and victory’s won, Thy banner raised shall be, and high unfurled, Dear Home of Faith, O glorious S. B. H., Thy praise will loudly ring throughout the world. And so, dear Alma Mater, now we part, To take our place as soldiers in life's fray, Where all thy teachings true will serve and tend, To guide us safely onward all the way. Words by ELEANOR E. SMITH. Music by THOMAS J. CARNEY. trates KA HE SHnSNSBUSTEAT}