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

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EUNICE lWARY PIERCE 'ITG see her is to love her And lout' bu! her foreverf' Eunice was elected secretary for our class during our Junior year and has filled this im- portant position faithfully. Her pleasant, jolly ways have won for her the friendship of the entire class. i'Uny has taken the com- mercial course and as a stenographer she is one of the best, while her name has graced the Honor Roll many times during the past four years. As we leave Eunice we express our sin- cere wishes for a prosperous future. ff .Y x if f If K L' fhf L, I C I X ds.. Ni 02-'Lfk K I rl ' ' V x.fxL,,!L fx..kl ,fkflgff .' GERALD JosEPH BARNICLE -fc.A.f-CfQ A 1'hrz'ce noble is the man who of himself is king. Gerald or HBarney has certainly proved a capable Class Treasurer. lt is difficult to con- ceive how he can take part in so many activi- ties and maintain such a creditable scholastic record, His splendid work for two years on the Debating Team, his commendable acting in A'Cat Ol Nine Tails and The Mummy and the lVlumps : also his line work on the athletic field, his membership in the French Club and on the Write-up Committee, all show him to be a clever all-round student and one of whom the Class of 1932 may well be proud. Cienial in his intercourse, and sincere in his friendships he has won that much desired treasure-the genuine esteem of his fellow classmates. Q

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M Y f 2 - cgx AZ SQ 9 'J .x 1 . R l ! 3 1 X i i ' JAMES BERNARD COLEMAN A kinder gentleman treads not the earth. Here We present Jimmie, the president of our class. Words can hardly express our feel- ing and appreciation of his work-he cer- tainly is a born leader. His cheery smile and pleasing personality have endeared him to both faculty and student body. He has that certain something thatgwellfwe just can't explain. We feel sure that Jimmie will be a success in Whatever walk of life he follows, and with heartfelt thanks for all his efforts in our behalf we all take leave of our Class President Wishing him every happiness and blessing for the future. CATHERINE BERTHA SISARBFLI. '1he better known the greater is her worth. During our Junior year. we elected Cath- erine our Vice-President, and We may Well be proud of our choice. Catherines scholastic record is well worth mentioning for seldom has her name been missing from the Honor Roll. She ,excels in Spanish, particularly in the Spanish Club, in which she has been for the past two years an active member. Cath- erine intends to enter Normal in the fall and we are sure that her career as a teacher will b a fine one. Q X .J J ff ,., ..... - . fy- 1. , ,,, .,, ,- Upngcf ff If 1 j A , fl! :f 1 - A Y A. .c -.1.5's.a . ,Lia 3 r l ...,,,,..-......,.. ,.-....,.-.............-...,...., ,,, ,, ,.,, , .,,,, ......--,......,.....,.... .....-.,,............,, ,.. .W-l.A,,.x, , M13 2 J ,.- .-. -v li? ' '1 sawn, rv,-kart. 'Q 1 xii ,. 4- .... ' er '-1--5' J-......3

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l t l l pit ' I 4 I j s X ' t , t X lah 1 s 1 i tx 2 w ' J J s , t 3 1 : FRANCIS ARTHUR ASHLINF A light heart lives long. Francis, though he is bright and happy, aspires to the position which Albie Booth will leave vacant in college sports by his graduation this June. Who dares to say that Francis is not ambitious, for Booth's record has been a spectacular one in the world of sports for the last three years. While at high school Francis has been a member of the Latin and French clubs, where much of his sparkling wit and humor lent itself to the pleasure and happiness of all his classmates. May the best success crown Francis' efforts in his future career. HENRX' JOSEPH BERGERON W1'stlcJm speaks little, but that little well, Henry certainly knows what it means to have a good high school education, and he has sacrificed a great deal-more than we have ever realized. since he started out early each morning from Greenville, N. H., in order to attend our school, He has been a hard- working student during his four years at St. Bernard's and very appreciative of his fine training. This was very evident by his work and interest in the Spanish Club, the Decoration Committee for the Junior-Senior Reception. and the gridiron. Best of luck. Henry: we feel that your future will be as successful as your past, Ag . f ,ist if e. BFATRICE LOUISIZ BODO Order is Heaven's first law. . -j Ui fe. 1 qw! wfle Beatrice has given every indication that the above quotation is her motto. That is why we chose it for her, as a tribute to her high scholastic record through- out high school days. She has been a hard and con- scientious worker and her constant application to her studies has given her a splendid rating, and a place on the High Honor Roll, Though quiet and reserved. Beatrice has made many friends at St. Bernard's High in the course of her four years. We trust, Beatrice, that the friendships of school days will continue and add much to your future happiness. ev fc ,W-t, , ,Tiff ,f Q ea, e..:.sf:' f'.,,.lQ,J Q 634- ,, K l , t K 5 lb NM '--we 11..w.a......,..i........ . , Law- at. , . n M W.-f-...,.J .J-f