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

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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

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-: 1'i::-tW'i'.,ia r '----1 --' ' gf?- ',i:l'Tt 'TTf, 'I '13 ff - 'IQ Al it ' ,'.qr4,L,L-,.AjQf.f-5 'l ,T -4,-,m,,,..-,,,,fM,' k,u,,--Q ,. ,SM lt' va,-it ., r HL ill, t ,H I .I 1 ? are 1 1, i Q 5 M- r t .9 I' ,- 1 ,.4,,, .F F, -1 ISABEL PATRICIA DUNN ModesIy that low sweet root' From which all heavenly vzrtues shoot. Isabel, a member of the College Course, was very popular with both students and teachers, She was a wizard in Math., exceptionally fine in all her studies, and has kept perseveringly on the Honor Roll. She plans to go to College, where she will major in Math., and then try to drill it into other less learned heads. Incidentally, Isabel and Gilly have shown the greatest Damon and Pythiasu combination yet witnessed in the School. Sincere wishes for a very happy future, Isabel. FRANCES LEONORE FITZGERALD gf' Nothing great was ever achieved without ' fn enthusiasm. , fx Fran, the laughing blonde, takes things as they . . . I come and must necessarily believe in the above quota- tion. As a student she did good Work and We hope A43 V' that her carefree, happy Way and enthusiastic mind will make things easy' for her when she is trying to make her pupils understand the intricacies of Math. Best of luck, Fran. MARY' MARTINA FLAHERTY Her ways are ways of pleasantness. and all her paths are peace. Mary is what we call 3 real optimist. We never see her without a smile and many a rough way she has smoothed for us during the past four years. She takes General Course, loves Biology, and is a good student. Best of luck to our future nurse. and may she brighten the path of all her patients as she has brightened ours, when she enters upon her duties at the Massachusett X Gener l spital. ' K B K ' fmfixj J ' I . 5 f aj, Q E? mg ,,,,, ,, ,.,,..:1:1g.r,,,,yi.,, .-.,.. WM, .,..,,..,. ,,- ,... - - ,.-- X X V. . Xi- I Y' I 'rye ra ra Q1 fr f, ' gs if alps: rf' il f' is if A .-:X I 5 A' 1' 'Nj nt. island .BE q.51'6,.i':19 ::fc.....i.,-Q-.334-fsgl vpjli.- 'Y H'-K, 4.- ,144-4--V em-

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