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

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Q: Y. ,. Q .e 5 r -J f . 4' - K f . W i.. . I l ' t t t 1' 1 's ' l x ' ' a.. .F V .-Q KATHLEIEN JOSEPI-llNli DOLAN A dl'll.g'C77I sludcnt not tullhout result Kay was one of our most studious classmates. Nevertheless no one enjoyed a good time more than she. She was a great basketball devotee, always present at the games cheering with enthusiasm. She herself played on the Senior Girls' Basketball Team. Kay with her violin was among the most valuable members of our orchestra and we know it will be hard to Hll her place next year. She hopes to Hnish her education at Normal where we know success will be hers. Best JOHN RICHARD DONAHUE I am not in the roll of common men, Jeff certainly is not in the roll of common men- judging. for instance, from his recitations in English. He was a member of the Football Team. playing a star of a game at center: and he also did fine work in the Basketball and Baseball Teams. To his intimate friends he was a treasure for if you happened to be in trouble about your studies there was always Jeff. We will ever remember him in the future as a true and wishes, Kay, from the Class of '32, loVal classmate. M V Q me fewfjf . iff! EVELYN NIARY DUITORT Who says in verse what others say in prose. lfvelyn is one of the outstanding poets of the class and all expect to End her works some time in the near fuiure published in the leading magazines, On the side she intends to be a nurse-and we know she will be a good one. Above all we will remember Evelyn as a model pupil and a pleasing companion: and we know that our admiration for her will increase as the years go by.

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N 415 flifmr- J..,f 'MN'-- Ki, M, '73: c1 'w ..:n- 'B Lea g4,,,L..-..Q...,.? fx.1Z.....--Ml:-:..Z f,-,,,,L,.....,,,,,,,.,i? ...--3-F-..L..,-A ,AC--Q. 'tiillmfli fisl-f efffi N l l - 'di l eil 3' ,A , erm? . a M ml' M, -J X,,,.--1'- -----.jA x.....-f--A -. ::L,,,,., ei----X w, --Wann S- Q.. EILFEN MARY FLANAGAN ln character, manner, style- In all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity. Eileen, a quiet eflicient girl, finds her greatest pleas- ure in carefully preparing her Work. You would hardly dream of her existence but for her recitations-a model pupil. Nevertheless, at all times of the day she has a gentle smile for everyone. Her goal is the business world where We feel that her worth will be Well ap- preciated even in these trying times of depression. Best wishes. Eileen. for a successful career. Pl'llLlP lVlARTlN FLANNERY Be noble and the nobleness that lies In olher men sleeping but never dead, Will rise in majesty to mee! thine own. i'Red , the bright light of our class was a general favorite. ln the department of sports he was a star, and there showed mettle that won for him the esteem of all. He aims at Mechanical Engineering, and the entire class unites in wishing him loads of luck in his future career at Norwich University. i HELEN GENEVIEVE FOHY To know how to hide one's abilities is great skill, Helen has pursued the Commercial Course listing splendid work to her credit, but still her great ambi- tion is to be a nurse, We know she'll succeed for she certainly believes in the word perseverance. Helen will well be remembered for her work in Spanish Club, and for her feats as one of the fastest mqinberfof th? Girls' Basketball Team. A L il , - ' ' ' 41 4 ff el-' fll iff i Cf! l , .Q - - e---- - ...,.,,-.-. if---wa-r-f-I-.s.v.-....-....,......1...,----...-,.....--....M--.avi-In----------A--5-Q-ffwfx' I -:'-- we---.............,....---f,-1 X I , k l.-..,.ff.fQQ,: , fr- ifg ffz- -: .f- f xx ae fr '-f yg r'- 6 -N l X . wx. if is f A p1, .c..,,- ff flea' QL illwngp gil li A fig ligfxixg-lib , NX 'ffm -e--F-, aww------M--........,,.,... .. M.. --.,..,....- ..., .M .....n...,...,,., ,.,.....-.,s... iv j . .-. ,. -...,.,. - V v--a k..,..f-Q-we-5.3 i