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

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V, ,DV iff! fadzlf f . My My f ' K4 flylff L, ucv . L i I I i 1 I I xx.. . -2' Q ALICE .IOSEPHINE GRIFFIN As modest as any, and blithe as shes bonnit-. Alice. one of the excellent pupils of the Commercial department, has not fully decided upon her future career. While here at St. Bernards she showed great interest in athletics especially basketball, and we would not be surprised in the future to hear of Alice as a very successful physical culture teacher. Best of luck. Alice, in your chosen work. I'IIiI.EN ALICIA HARRIGAN 'ANo beuultfs like the beauty of the mind. I Helen is an outstanding member of the Classical Division. and is very popular with all the students. She has been on the Honor Roll during her entire High School career, As the Class has found among her characteristics. executive power, keen vision, and in- telligence. together with much ability to attain her purpose. all trust that her future endeavors will bring these line qualities into actual reality. EDWARD JOSEPH HOGG There is always work, Ana' tools to work withal, for those who will. Don't be surprised if a few years hence you read that J. P. Morgan Co. has a new junior partner in the person of Eddie Hogg. Eddie will certainly make a splendid man of business and we all hope that his efforts will be crowned with much success. He is on the road to it now. as he is District Business Manager of one of the leading magazines in publication today. Among the many pleasant remembrances that we will long have of Eddie. was his ever willingness to oblige and his unrivaled generosity in offering the use of his Plymouth on many a needy occasion.