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

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@UIRTUS CORONA VITAES CATHERINE ELIZABETH CARNEY My mind to me a kingdom ts. —Dyer “What fun can we stir up next?’ Cath- erine is always there when it comes to enjoy- ment and pleasure. She is a great favorite with all the pupils and if smiles do win, she will never lose. Catherine’s work in the Com- mercial line is of high quality and we all wish her the best of luck as a secretary of note. JOHN WILLIAM CARPENTER Rich tn saving common sense. —Tennyson Crash! bang! bang! What is that, a tor- nado? No, only Rip Carpenter coming into Shorthand Class. Oh! does he like Shorthand? Sliliscayeso. = ship: takes;the 45 car from West Fitchburg every morning and is always on time since he believes haste makes waste. His model is Cicero and during a Senior Assembly Program he showed the school his ability as an orator of no small degree. Good luck, Rip.

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CHARLES IRVING BREAU CECILE MARY BOUDREAU What eer she did was done, with so much ease, In her alone ‘twas natural to please. —Dryden Cecile is one of our Leominster pupils and in spite of the distance makes the first bell every morning. Upon her coming she won the admiration and esteem of both her teach- ers and schoolmates. ‘‘Skipper,’’ as she is known, intends to follow a business career and we know that her earnestness will bring her much success. He does not come in my books. —Beaumont and Fletcher Carlos, a member of the famed Walton A. C., comes from the South Side and is al- ways seen with either Bun, Mike or young Coly. Carlos, at times, is at odds with his studies; but for the most part treads his way without need of being checked up. Dame Fortune is smilingly beckoning him forward, and we know with his nonchalant disposi- tion he will advance and seize a worth-while opportunity.

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MARY MARGARET CARROLL She was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. —Shakespeare The better we know Mary the more we like her. Her ready smile and genial disposi- tion have made her the friend of all. During our four years she brightened our way with her cheerfulness and often lent a helping hand that meant a great deal. As she tripped quiet- ly down from the South Side she was ever on time and her pleasant “Good Morning”’ will be missed for a long time to come. Best wishes, Mary, for success and a happy future. JOHN JOSEPH CAULFIELD Charm strikes the sight, but mertt wins the soul. —Pope Here is a model student, since Coddy’s name frequently appears on the High Honor Roll. He has great ability as a debater and was a member of the team that represented St. Bernard’s High at Sacred Heart Academy, Worcester. Basket ball seems to be his favorite sport as he has been a varsity guard for three years. He has a four-year Classical founda- tion to his credit, and we hope he will meet with success at Holy Cross as he did at St. Bernard’s.