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

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And our eyes see life's glorious hue, A , ' Youthful memories stay. O'er our hearts you have sway: We will remain true, 1 , St. Bernard's High, To you. - A Q 1 ,fo 1 - .,1J, F. 'I Ah! the love that we bear you, we cannot fteygala bf Itlies deep in the black and gold U , A . May our hearts ne'er conceal All the love that we feel, As we .bid adieu . .e Stg Bernarcfs High 'Q ' To you. 1 t Ah! the hour that we.leave you Let this he our plea, A V i That' the truth you have taught may 'imbue ' All our lives, so that we , - May be worthy to see I The glory' we'll bring. l St. Bernard's High, Toyou. a Jizhen McKedrip 1 t 1-nl-an an nr- nn 1 -K-sn rs 1 Q ii' .mwmnifarlreeri-ff fwlietf x1fwtfrh lwvrwasnrwwwfnarw rwtulmuwfwe, W, -. w,,,,w..,v l- if ,,1, . , - f M we-4 v,5'n!'w,g-1f,g'!F1y m,,,m,,,,,v- s . . ,-V .l 'M'-I-jt,, .ll 1 . Y .' 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Good luck to our Class Secretary, is the wish of all. I W fTTT?R l- EOPOLD ARTHUR BLAIS fl noble heart, like the sun, shotueth its greatest countenance in its lowest estate. Paully from the beginning of our high school course has ever been a true and loyal member of the Class of '33. Operating on a seven-day-week basis he spreads good cheer wherever he goes. He is, moreover, a great sport and extremely popular among the students, both boys and girls. He has figured in almost all the school activities distinguishing himself particularly in the Athletic and Debating Club. Best of luck. Paully. LAURA CECILP Bono She is gentle of nature. l,aura is another student who came to out school the Sophomore year. She is usually so quiet that you are hardly aware of her presence in the classroom, but we know that when she is with her companions out- side of school she can be as jolly as the IQSI of us. Her most intimate chum is Blanche Cauvin and together they have enjoyed to the utmost the delights of high school without sacrificing the careful preparation of lessons. May you continue the good work in your future life. l.aura. IVIARGARFT RITIX BURKE An ounce of wit is worth cz pound of sorrowf Peg is another cheerful spirit when things seem dull. She always wears a smile and is ready with a cheerful word. This disposition will surely be appre- ciated when Peg is busy typing or taking shorthand notes in a busy ofhce. May your ever-jovial attitude continue. Margaret, in the coming years, EDNA PRISCILLA CARDINAL Her hair was not more sunny than her heart. A pleasant smile and gentle voice are what we truly admire in Edna. Although she has only been with us from her Junior year her cheerfulness made a lasting impression. She has followed the commercial course and hopes soon to be tapping on a typewriter for some large business firm where we trust she will be happy. i w 1 4 lVlARY AGNES CARTER Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Here is Mary, one of ourclassmates from Leominster who has persevered in coming every day, rain or shine. She has been a member of the commercial course since her entrance to St. Bernard's in her Sophomore year. Of a rather demure and quiet disposition she has won a great many friends among us, and we are sure that her pleasant smile will help her to attain a happy and successful future. CLARANCE JOSEPH CHRISTIAN The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. If by some unfortunate stroke of bad luck, Clarance cannot achieve the position in life he desires, he has in his makeup many remarkable endowments of which he can make use. He is an excellent artist, attracted to all forms of science, and manual labor, and is eager to give everything he has toward the accomplishment of some task no matter how difiicult it may be. It is his readi- ness to cooperate and his eagerness to help that have won for him praise and popularity. THOMAS BERNARD CON ROY 'LII is of little traits that the greatest human character is composed. To see is to believe. That is the way one has to arrive at a definite opinion about Tom. In the classroom he is always quiet and somber, never disturbing any- one, but outside of school he is a different lad entirely. We find him a friendly, likeable chap with plenty of wit and a personality that beams on all like the morning sunshine. Much credit is due to Tom for his work in connection with our Class Book, and most heartily we extend to him our farewell wishes. EDGAR ARTHUR CROTFAU The dearest friend, the kindest man. To observe Edgar while he is busy studying during the hours of school one would think that he really en- joyed it more than anything else in the world but in outside activities he is as full of fun and mischief as any other modern youth. He takes much pleasure in accomplishing things and what is more he even endeav- ors to do things right and well. We find this illustrated in a hobby of his, namely, that of playing the violin. We hope Edgar will reach as high as his ambition will take him because he is backed by the many wishes of the entire Senior Class. ..,g ,1 it 1 4 1 l Y l 1 'f WYV 7' ff' l7 l7' 'IJ 'JTlJl i 'X.l1. L'- 7 JX,l.Tf.ZJ' '.,.f..l' TYV-'Y He.-. ...V es, . .L ,Q -.. . e. ,,. I .. .1 Haw V.-'I , . . . ,. ,. . ' 1 . ., - t 1 I ' gf-5 , Ayn 5 .4 '11--zz--rrw-'.'--1' if- , ,-s 1 1 v 4? . L. 4. t r f A.. . .'. -sf---'fafni 1215 wir- nel-if. i, ' .t T All-is-train: 1 1 i X iffigs- are -ffl. '-34 if' , 'Tl 2.1 'lla JA. tit iii! :gi -1-H .iff 71 'pg :gf Q5 ALICE MARGAIRIET DEMPSEY 557 1. c'i Ei. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, , l., ' ' 11 D-4-pi nfl An excellent thing in woman. ,Lv I-'Ti , Zi Alice has worked with great earnestness throughout her four years and has been rewarded by having her if QE name recorded on the High Honor Roll time and time if again. Her friends are numerous and all unite in prais- ,A , I . ,a ,gg ing her not only for her splendid high school record but iii, t.. . if-ld also for her affable, courteous manner which has added 597 much to the dignity of the senior class. May good for- :gf :fm tune flood your future. Alice, as it has your High 1' s h ld 111 sat.. c oo ays. F, , gg ,Q '6 .Eli .Syn w . -Q lf, 453 VINCENT THOMAS DESJARDINS lj? ,422 The mos! manifest sign of wisdom is cl7eerfuIness. V553 Vincent can be clearly recognized in the above ag-fd quotation which fits him like a glove. When we say 211, 'Q continued cheerfulness we mean continued cheerfulness ...a because we doubt if anyone has ever seen him when he was not happy. Even on the football field we ind further proof of our statement. for he plays with his iff if heart and soul and always turns in a worthwhile game. Vincent rates high in his studies, is quiet in the class- 'Lg .,e,,, u I 1 - I A. 'Q room, for which We are sure his recompense in life will M. will be success. Q' l ... it .5-if! JY .Hg ,Z --rf :J 1 A' .,. 'fi JOHN PAUL DION if gi On zhezr own merits modest men are silent. jg 'lil 5-' .515 John has been with us only a short time but he has certainly acquitted himself creditably. both from the V11 iff scholastic and social point of view. He is of a retiring . .:, . . . . . Wi' Mi disposition but we know that underneath his quiet ifjj exterior, a more pleasant or likeable character could not gif? be found. He not only does well in the Classroom. but if -1 . Lf., is furthermore one of the best linesmen we have on the 5-7 Foot-ball Team. Continue your pursuit in the field of '23, W- . ,- lifj knowledge: We know your success is assured. John. 5.44 fig: few 4. on 'lai- wtif ,Li Q23 Rose MARGARET DION 21. Q31 I never found u companion so companionable ,ii as solitude. Ii, rr-3:1 l 1 1-E ,igfj This shy little lady entered St. Bernard's her Sopho- if? more year. and since she has been with us we have not 123. if-fr . an 2:3 heard much of her, but her friends say that she can EL make as much noise as the rest of us when she starts. liz: P512 She is considering the nursing profession and if so we wish her every success for with such a sunny smile we Q15 f-K4 . . if, vgjgj are certain the future holds much in store for her. ...re K u-Q-4' :ff4 QA1 'TQ 531 JY' file do ij' .fer 2.1. .K pr. .I?2iPl'lf'f5lT -lil?-iff-EFFX' ' 'TFY-'f1i-5l g5'f TW?Z3i?f l'llQE'f EYPWFY'TF'?Q fJE'TT':Iff:7' Nff7 'f7l'ff7' Y ' T TTPTJIQQ ,',i,-5-., ag. .-N. .,. ..,. . -., fi, ,.. . Y. .-,,. .V ., V. at- -..- ef, V g- ra' J DOROTHY lVlARY DOLAN True to her words, her work, and her friends. The above quotation is especially suitable to Dot, as her friends will readily testify. She is a diligent stu- dent and has ever endeavored to face school each day with every lesson well learned. She is serious by nature, but has always a ready smile and a cheery word for her many friends. She plans to enter Teachers College in thc fall. Best of luck, Dot, RITA BFATRICE DONVIER Simplicity is of all things hardest to be copied. Although Rita may be quiet in school she is always ready for fun among her friends. She is very conscien- tious in her work and does it well. We all expected to see Rita seeking employment in some oflice, but she has decided to lend her fostering care to the sick and we know they will be fortunate in having such a gentle and capable attendant. The class of '33 wishes you the best of luck, Rita. KATHERINE PINIIERESA DRISCOLL Little said is sooner mendedf' lfrom sunny XVest Fitchburg comes a diligent pursuer of knowledge every day in the person of our much- admired Katherine. She has ever striven to ascend the steps of success and honor in her High School career. In the close application to study, which has continually marked her, she has not neglected to be a truly cheer- ful and loyal friend to all her classmates. The Class of '33 hopes she will not forget them when she is launched forth in the sea of a busy world. PAULINE REGINA DRISCOLL All golden thoughts, all wealth of days, Truth, friendship, love surround her. During her four years at High School, Pauline has revealed her ability as an all-round good student by her high marks which have Won for her a place either on the Honor or High Honor Roll. Although she is very studious, she is always jolly and full of fun. She has worked so faithfully all along, that we are confident she will meet with the greatest success when she makes her debut in the business world. H 1 :,r,',:.yn:.fj.1JZ' :.j rf,'.rr,1qE:g,rr, v 1 we T we, rv .V , CATHERINE ELIZABETH DRUMMOND Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee, Jest and youthful jollityf' Kitty, one of our merry little blondes, is very cordial, always smiling and willing to make friends. For four years she has come from Westminster to favor us with her pleasant manner, and although she has al- ways enjoyed a good time, she has earned an unexcelled record in her studies. Best of luck in the future, Kitty. RUTH DOROTHY ELLIOTT Her quiet and unassuming manner Brings forth her pleasant ways. Ruth is a dignified senior whom books apparently never seem to worry, and yet she has always made a creditable grade. Her gentle ways make her a delightful companion. and we feel they will add much to her suc- cess in the nursing profession toward which she is tending. KATHLEEN MARGARET' FORSBERG The quality of mercy is not strained. Kay is the possessor of a winning smile. two dimples and a charming personality. She and Peggy are in- separable both in school and out. Kay has a hobby-she collects pictures and has them in a huge notebook. Her friends call it her Art Gallery, We hope that in the future her Art Gallery will often be a reminder of the Class of 1933. ARTHUR JOSEPH GARIEPY The knowledge of words is the gale of scholarship. Since the first day Arthur arrived with us he has become more and more popular. He is a good scholar and studies energetically to get all he can out of school while it lasts, wherein we extol his Wisdom. On the Football Squad he has done fine work and we all hope that his pluck and energy will bring him much joy in the future. f r 1. , N 3 J 1,1-,C gg-ffgfa-, . f1.L,-sg-iw. . . . 'wiht!.V-if..bifi5fl'i2-iftk-if-Ig? BLANCHE EVELYN GAUVIN Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. Although Blanche is reserved and quiet in class. we know that outside, she is a fun-loving girl. She has mastered with ease the difiiculties of the French lan- guage and is a prominent member of the French Club. Blanche's name has often graced the hall of fame. namely the Honor Roll, and her ability in dramatics was shown when she took part in lVladY Mad! and Tickets for the St. Agnes' Choir Concert. A most happy future, Blanche. MARX' AGN IES HANI FAN She does well, acts nobly, Angels could do no more. Mary has endeared herself to both teachers and classmates by her charming personality and pleasing disposition. She spends a great deal of time studying as her marks readily prove. Her name can always be found gracing either the Honor or High Honor Roll. She plans to enter Teachers College in the fall. where she takes with her the heartiest wishes of the class of '33. EI.lZABli'l'l1'l ANNE HANNIGAN Roses are her cheeks, Betty is another one' of the diligent workers of the College Class. She has clone excellent work in her studies not to mention the harmonious touch she lends to, the school orchestra at the piano. lt is a very unusual thing to see Betty when she is not smiling and ready for a good time. She intends to continue her studies at Our I.ady of the Elms College and the Class of '33 joins in wishing her good luck and suc- cess in the future. EDWARD JAMIES HARRICAN Success in Business is seldom owing to uncommon . talents, but to the greatest degree of commonplace capacttyf' Because of his assurance and his conlidence in him- self, we all predict that Eddie will mount the ladder of success in the commercial and business world. His coolness. calmness, and wit enable him to carry through any kind of a situation. Eddie is a herald of fun and mischief at all hours, in spite of which as manager of our athletics he has done excellent work, and here we take the occasion to offer our word of tribute. L 'JWJF' Y -TMJF1 l7f'-IPZ'T'f3?JfPl9l5E3lFl-T935FE-5'Fi-'T'-l47 f'lF'IrTF'lFlF'?'TFHTJE-ILf Jl'lr?l4i?EI'lT'fl-IFZVTPI-lll'?'T55'-UP?-ll-E-TPl-'l7r?Jl , ..,. A .,., Ei:- T 1, gag P '35, J, 'Za QA 'S' an EL.. ,Li 'T' - ,..,. Q-' f 21... ,L s Fa 'IQX T 1 .- ook. ,Ls 'TQ -4. ,gms 'Y 53 :sy ,LT F3 T, SLT' Bib :L 'i 'EI 51? fr.- 315 PT 1 J-0 'r , Mg. '10 'TU ...-e 71 E 1 -r L+ 1 ,- ,s 5-, 'iff' p rr' :iff 1 'sr lb X Zi: w-7-- rr, 53 ev 25 , 21+ ,Ls 'fn .. 46- ,Ls 'Ti 51' T. Si E1 ,Lu 2, lc 1-7.3 'Tv If T, If 35? sf, 53 'TJ 413' Ee 21+ ,L-' is -Lf TP. 53' EQ Tp ...f El 'S'- if 'TL 'jj' J- 21 as 'Ti -.ew ,Lu T' ew as 'T . sn Ila- .2 JOSEPHINE MARIE IANNACONE Blessings on thee, little lass. Jo is what we call her. and it fits her to perfection. We often wonder how she can ever get to school so early, and when it comes to her studies, she is always ready, Despite her quiet manner. Jo is well known for her Wit and geniality. Good luck, Jo, we offer you our best wishes for success in the future, FRANCES CECILIA JORDAN Of manners gentle. of affections mild. Frances is a very retiring member of the Senior class. In spite of her quiet demeanor she has certainly not dragged behind when it was a question of class work. She plans to attend Teachers College and we wish her every success in her teaching career, MARIE CATHERINE KEAVENEY Scatters around her, Wherever she strays, Roses of bliss on our Thorn-covered ways. The above quotation forms a great part of Marie's daily program. She is always ready to lend a helping hand and a cheery smile to her many friends. During the past four years she and her violin have helped to swell the ranks of the orchestra and render many a pleasing overture. Marie has the intention of becoming a nurse and with her personality and adaptability we feel certain shc will do well. MARGARET MARIE KEENAN Her air, her manner, all who saw, admired, Courteous and gentle, though retired. Here we introduce a member of the Senior Class who is an advocate of oral talks and enjoys every opportunity of speaking before an audience, Together with her lively, sunny nature, Margaret has an innate ability of rendering service in time of need and her true, womanly courtesy will be remembered long after she has left St. Bernard's. N 'f',i -CM? 53' .'!',.'3',O5'.C5Z 3. 552 '51-' f' 'f. Tk '7'r-QR R71 All '3' '31 'sl' 'l' 'Y'.:Y,.'?.'l'-'if''3'N1','?', 2 '5' TZ 'll' if N123 .5:lr'1'illci'i:'xacm.:'msin.:-m.l'z ... x'u.,r'i'll:':'mg':: lrar.rrrlkzxkxmrxmlrzrxkxaleadkiolendlcmi :mm'xr:',1:frr-1'ilr'1'm.hA.lr'J,':-.lt'l'xlmfJli 1'x.l'zfibiclhtol A 'I Q... .fl L. U' '1 715 lvl T' E 3 53 534' H415 41:5 rr, jj: THERESA HELEN KELLY gil .itil The mildest manners, and the qentlest heart. '-Q PA gig Theresa is a welcome addition to our illustrious class. She is a member of the General Course and is fi an outstanding pupil in her Chemistry class. As a result E, of her earliest study and hard work she has secured as 1' 9' t . . . . 31 the mented reward a high scholastic rating. Best wishes -. ii: from the Class of '53, Theresa. NT EQ. 'Tj gg ,XS Qing. 1-gt tig- rf ' 'iii PALILINE HELENA KUZAS 554' V51 E . lVise to resolve, and patient lo perform. Ei .,.... Pauline is one of our stars in the commercial de- yy, , v-1 , ,Ei partment. Her fortes are stenography and typing in fi? tP7',g,' which she has scarcely an equal. She has had altogether Est r'4 4 . an excellent school record securing a place on the High ES' Honor Roll practically every marking. and besides this Eiga 'gg has had the added advantage of business practice in an EQ, uptown office. Best wishes, Pauline. for a happy and successful future in the business world. Q72 ATC 'T' ,Jn 'T' I'lOWAllD JOSEPII LAPOINTE 01' I I 4 1 '75 Alike regardless of their smile or frown EY-qi 'PPE And quite determined not to be laughed down. EQ' Cf +75 Among the members of our class there are some to whom we owe more gratitude than to others. Howard EQ' QE numbers among these. It is to his constant and zealous efforts as Business Manager that we are greatly in- ' 1 SE debted for this Class Book. He was a member of the Debating Club and Debating Team. It is not surpris- WE ing. therefore. that his ability and personality should gil 3522 attract many friends. Best of luck. Howard. for the QE future. Egfr '1' .ez PT 1 M.. . .lg A551 SALVATORE CHARLES LAURICELLA EQ' -S1 53- 4355 lf the Soul be happily disposed, distress will almost 'gg' want a name. 8, '-L 53- Salvatore has been immensely popular with every ' 4:5 member of our class. It is not his extraordinary , achievements but his simple eagerness to be a good ig scholar and sportsman that has made him one of our 9-1 'WE best-liked seniors. He has always been an A-1 student E? sf'-E and we all hope that a bright and happy future is in 4,22 store for him. EQ VT' t WE Ei 'ffm Ei' 01' 415 ECN' t ez Ee L Pi Tf'1'JlPl fPlJlFI'l ! ?'?'7!F'f'TFi?'7l5' PZ-7lFl'lF'N E5lP1J'FI 3? l' FT il-UE H V3 H VFUF' Y ,Pl H . aatraderrestareeaeeeswsueswwaaweeeeeeee FLORA MARY IQECUYER From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. What a terror. You often hear that remark passed about Flora. Although she is one of the tiniest members of the class, she makes up for it by the merriment she always creates wherever she goes. Flora's ability as a bookkeeper is the envy of many of her fellow students. She has not yet decided what her future work will be, but we know that she will be just as cheerful and happy in the future as she was back in her high school days. PHILIP BERTRAND l.'ECUYFR What a world of merriment his melody foretellsf' Phil seems to be without a worry, or a care. be- cause very seldom does he appear without a laugh or at least a smile lighting up his countenance. His sense of humor is, indeed. very keen and very laudable since it does not interfere with his studies. His long list of friends indicates his line qualities and we all trust that the list will increase as the years advance. MARY JOSEPHINE IQESPERANCE It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Mary is another member of the commercial course who really enjoys life even when it comes to tapping the keys of a typewriter. She is one of our best artists. Simply hand her a paper and pencil, tell her your idea, and Mary will sketch it for you. When it comes to fun she is always Willing to do her share to make the others happy. We don't know how the gym would exist if Mary wasn't there. She can certainly make those baskets count, Best wishes. Mary, for future success from the Class of '33, ANNETTE MARGUERITE LORTIE My fairest child, I have no song to give you. Annette has been with us for three years and from the moment of her arrival has been a friend to every- body. She and Famie are always together. Annette is a member of the sixth hour History Class where she has endeavored to make a creditable record by her correct, complete, and concise answers. Such applica- tion to duty cannot but win in the battle for success. FRANCES ESTIIIER l.YNCH Mt1sic. when soft voices die Vihrates in the memory, Who could help liking Frances? She is unquestion- ably one of the best-liked girls in the class. Although her high marks indicate that she has pursued her studies seriously, we have yet to see Frances when she was not smiling and full of fun, Her lane piano playing has been a great asset toward the success of our orchestra. lirances plans to continue her studies next year and we all extend to her our heartfelt wishes for a suc- cessful career, PHILIP BERNARD LYNCH lf lhere is u virtue in the world at which we should always aim. it is cheerfulnessf' ln our future life we will always look back upon our high school days and most of us will remember the many good times we have enjoyed with Rip, He carries with him a glowing assurance of mirth and is always beaming with some form of fun. When he settles down his gift of intelligence comes to the sur' face and we see in him a student of no mean ability. He has played on the basketball squad for four years, and what a man! DORIS MAUDE MAY S1iIkened, chaste and hushed. Doris has been with us since the Sophomore year. and by her serious outward behavior she gives the impression of a rather retiring student, but her friends. on the contrary, all unite in saying that she is an astounding example of a modern girl who has not lost the art of blushing, May success be your goal and smiles your milestone, Doris, as you pursue your business career. LILLIAN TERESA MAY As merry as the day is long. Did you ever see Lillian when she wasn't either laughing or passing a cheery Word on to some one? As a result of her sunny disposition, Lillian has just hosts of friends. The distance to St. Bernard's High didn't prevent her from persevering for four long years and we trust that her efforts will be amply re- warded in the future. f f '4 s.,.f ,KJ-,,1,,R-,, ,',. .f. ., .'1.H,'V.,,. .ta .ZZ--a.q f,!.x:.,.f- .ff,.,'Pe' .,c5'Ir-vii-.fir-.'g , , i A ,. l-:1flr:'fl :d 1:15:91 mid bId.l:I'ip:oL:f zzglvzsllziflfzf we f, Et? fffs F13 'fr' E? ..,.. ,- 522 514.-. .Tia SL, .975 'Eif- f-sf JULIA MARY MCCANN ,.r. 'Care's an enemy to life. Ei TT, , I I lf?-V , 'af Julia IS one of the charming blondes of our class 22114 ..,.. I I I Lu ji who has been a Hne supporter of school activities. Her fain neat, careful work and courteous demeanor have been 331 ,gg . . ..,., 1.2. well noted by her companions of the commercial de- gg 4 , 7, partment and will, no doubt, be a great asset toward ,Eg-5' :IE her success in the business world. fc' Qi, TLC F-A +14 EIL. Tl? WX rv Gig, wig en YA ISU, iff: MARGARET MARX' NICDERMOTT 51: -'K' . , . . . ,, Bly, '75 A smile wzth an Intent to do mzschzef. E35 I . . L-416 i:-5 Peg is one of our mischief makers who always pf, seemed to enjoy a great deal of giggling, not men- ,sf 493 tioning the talking. She was always at hand for the 9' 4:52 various school activities and added much to the happi- ness of all by her Winsome little ways. We hope that '44 . . . . . . A N4 her bright spirits will stay with her IH the busy path- Eg, , x If way of her future life. ,, iii: H- ' 11 1. ,014 ' ,-.M WJ' 3 -74 'SU PATRICIA ELIZABETH MCGOWAN gf CT' ' vi i'Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. 5-'fc C W.. me If Bashful Pat came to us from North Leominster In Q 'PV-'S her Junior year and although not as noisy as the 'Q K . . . 406 'i?',,'g1 rest, she always enjoys a good time and we all enjoy EW QE her companionship, Her favorite study is history and gg? QE she is exceptionally known for her flne work in art ff , - Q52 which she displayed in various classes, not forgetting lfifi our Year Book. Best of luck in the future. Pat. Pig wg' - vs .CT EL Lvl' 9-Y .-if E24 2-5-04 ' .HL 9-s l5'1 CATHERINE ELIZABETH MCGUINESS 53' Cl' . . . . , 'Z' 472 fl contented spzrzt zs the sweetness of existence, ' E5 I,-fl: For four years Catherine has patronized the F. iff L. rr, ' ,.,4 . . . --09 QL? Railway on her trips from West Fitchburg to Harvard if-Q Street every morning and she has seldom missed a day. G39 . . . . . VT She 1S characteristically known as an unobtrusive little 51? 01' person and a worthy student of the commercial divi- 512 WI. . . . sw 6:2 sion who has successfully won the warm friendship of Pig, QQ many of ,her classmates. We are in doubt as to her rg-at future but we wish her every success. I , 'alia sts. iw elif za ., . 4'?f, '9 ,. K , EEC C+pxqr.I'v x..'w'vf ff-fc'vf'r 'm.' -of cf'-1 IJv'vzvJr.- 1'-sr c. rn T 'T'rU 'Y arc.: 'ww far. Unfair: 'U' .7'L '1 'tiqpq I I. c .c . .. Y. . ' '.. ' . . .. .2 TW rrp: 1 .., .:.. 4-,fc I JI, 'FII '.i, .:' Ir '.i g Ir 'I?'L'u ,ll lla Ii 4. , 4. ,y ri , -I ,,Jllf'll Af, .1 2555 Il fF',, I1 .'3ix f.I, MI. , -afar T 4 f,i4',.Ii.,L'-IIVNIIN Vitae 54,4 .iw .QS .yy ,V M. .nf .W ...V .Av .MV .MV .43 .QV Z.. ai. .43 ...V .MV .Ar -JV .LF ..-6. ,.-ia. .Hp .Ny .43 .RV Qi. .KV .VV .,+. ..+. uh. 4 4 .LF MARY' JANE MCKEARIN Give lhu thoughts no tongue. We can hardly call Jane bashful, but she dislikes greatly to spcak before an audience. Unfailing good humor and generosity are two qualities for which she is noted. Her marks show that her studies come in for a good share of her time. ln the fall. Jane plans to enter a training school for nurses and we know that her patients will never lack proper care. EILEEN MARX' MORAN Gentle to others. to herself severe. Eileen is an ambitious member of the commercial course who aspires to be a helpful worker in the busi- ness world. She does not give herself the credit she deserves but her friends do not forget to do this for her. The 8:13 bell has often been a solemn warning to Eileen for with Marie, her friend, she has frequent- ly been seen hastening to class to avoid the dreaded evil of session for tardiness. Best wishes, Eileen. for a bright future. FRANCES MARY MORIARTH' Gentle of speech: benehcent of mind. Fran is a gentle. studious girl who seldom fails to have her lessons well prepared. She enjoys all out- door sports and spends every summer at her camp in Lakewood. For the past four years she has added much to the high school orchestra by her ability in playing the 'cello. We hope that with her departure from St. Bernard's she will not neglect her loved instrument. and that in the distant future she will still make melody with her 'cello. May success be yours. Fran. DOROTHEA MARGUERITE MULCAHY A light heart Iiues long. For four years Dorie's vivacious spirit has graced the corridors and classrooms of our school. Besides keeping up her good work in the College course, she has been able to do splendidly in the annual School Plays. Cheer Leading, also, is in her line: and as stu- dent nurse at the Burbank, we know she will keep the patients in a happy frame of mind, 115 -.11 ,.,, all ...ei 454 1 11 J4 ,. if 14 1 T1 ii 1 34 -pq ,qi . ,cl .SFT Ups: 1.54 1 ,ff --4 .L S4 on ., ts, fi ' -91 .ggi 'Ll 1 '11 i il 35 255 d ts six fail 57,3 ab ,sf ,553 -S4 t 'cf Q.-s A -S4 . vi ea QE! ou -'rs 'Q . vii T15 2 1 CTS .4 Ll ,HQ 14.4 rn ,., .. mu 1 an ,E 125 are ,si cn sei fl-1 .1555 L. fi fi r , 1, i rj 1 ,Ll i Tl so .. ' 44 4553 -51 i 'U .,. .. i 5,4 . 14 ,iii , in K hu . if P34 c 'af . .ty .. L ,Q t 'iff ,., . . i 3:4 i 'Cl .+ in C54 Ifii .., .. 2 f-94 QTY ICQ +17 P44 6,15 ,K -Q .5 '51 .fri U I-A i ' V s 'rs-ti-:ii-Eikif irl i i 1 Miri- KATHLEEN MARY MULLOY Yes, we must ever be friends and of all who offer you friendship Let us be ever the Hrst, the truest, nearest and dearest. Kitty is a pal in the fullest sense of the word. None will forget the enchantment of her smile and her charming sociability, Did you meet Dolores? Then you met Kathleen, too, for they are inseparable. Don't change, Kathleen, nor forget the pleasant times we have had here at St. Bernard's so that in the future years they will form a host of happy memories of high school days. MARGAIQET LOUISE lVlURPHY A lady is serene. Margaret is one of our classmates from golden West Fitchburg. She is a member of the Commercial Class and her quiet ways and diligent work have made her popular with both the students and the teachers of the school. We predict that Margaret will excel in her secretarial labors within the walls of a large business firm where she will go with the best wishes of all her classmates, SIMON JOHN NALMANTY The only way to have a friend is to be one. Simon, or A'Cal', as he is known to his friends, comes from the Water Street section. He is a fine friend and a good companion as Ed, Joe, and Howie will testify. You can generally find Cal and his companions somewhere around St. Bernard's and from their hearty laughs we know that happiness abounds. Simon did splendid work on the football squad, and we trust the future will bring him much success. EUPHEMIA TERESA NElTPiERCUT Hence loathed melancholy. There is nothing more charming than Famie's smile. She is one of our gloom chasers and she fulfills her mission to perfection. Everybody remembers her work in the operetta given during our sophomore year and we will not easily forget her as an entertainer at our Junior-Senior Reception. We all know that Famie will be a huge success in the business world and a credit to St. Bernard's High School. f--f-1,-vffvv tR.F'iJfF'iF? -iwvj-fzffrg t f 'VEJIQ--'F ' 'if-ietfvfstifa-wwfS-farafvtvz-refX f 41--wT'f'VT 'Qtw 1 t .f......., My -JVM. .,. . .. . . -z i ' +, 'i' .il intl H 1 A 5-V L.: 35 if 'lf rin 'T' 51 1 ,- ,PA ,fi pl-1 I J.. iii ,.1. Y nj ,5. F, ,T ,T 5: 'ff Q. ,T rl . ui- Q. 'T rl- ,ff rl- 'IT' pl.. 'T' 5. if sl. if rL- if ,2- l r Q. El E. J. 5 - J. 51 ta. 3. if .L 5. 1. x 1 Ii.. QT ,L ff 5. 'T 5. 21 JA if .wt sl- 'T' I E1 .za 'T' Iil 5' Q.. 'li Q. 'F' ,L ,T 56, iii ,I- ..t J. do ALICE CHRISTINE NOWD For 'Iis the mind that makes the body rich. Alice's broad smile and cheerful hello are known the school over. Whenever she is absent, the Whole class knows it. for her companions seem to be lone- some and the sixth-hour History Class is unusually quiet. Her hobby is reading and the library can hardly satisfy her demands. Alice's ambition is to become a private secretary and we all hope that her aims and desires will be realized. .IOSIQPII PATRICK NOWD A dau for foil, an hour for sport 1311! for a friend life is loo short. Although a keen observer would notice that Joe is serious and earnest in his school work still outside of school he is always in the fun with Cal and Howie. Joe is a competent athlete as shown by his Une work on the football team, and when it comes to golf-well. Bobby Jones had better look to his laurels. XVe expect to hear many more glowing accounts of Joe in the future. lTI.l?ANOR VIIQCEINIA PADUIJX Sing away sorrow, cast away care. lfleanor is one of the jovial members of the Senior Class. She has done well in her studies and is an ardent Sports Fan. Basketball is her hobby. and how she can play! Eleanor greets you always with a cheery smile and we are sure that her sunny outlook on life is hound to bring her an abundance of health. wealth, and happiness in the future. IUFONA ARLINF PAIGH She was a phantom of delight. Here we introduce a quiet little girl whose hair is the admiration and envy of every girl. Although of a retiring disposition, Leona is friendly and has become very popular with her classmates during her high school career. As a student, she has ranked high with her name on the Honor Roll on almost every occasion. May all the success in the world be yours, Leona! I 1 1 I t LUCILLE MARGUERITE PAYEA A'Be silent and safe, Silence neuer betrays you. l,ucille is a firm believer in the above quotation during school hours, but We are not so sure about the time spent outside of the classroom. Her reward for such observances of the golden rule is an unusually good scholastic record. She intends to further her education at Teachers College, where we hope that her career will be as successful as her four years spent at St. Bernard's High. JOHN BERNARD RAINION 'inflexible in faith, inuincible in arms. Ziggy is an ardent follower of sports and can always be found arguing with George about the pitch- ing superiority of XVesley Ferrell over Lefty Ciomel. He was a pitcher on the Baseball Squad and a member of the Debating Club, He has been of great help to the Senior Class as shown by the sincere appreciation with which the class received his suggestions at the Class meetings. He has done fine Work in Spanish and was elected President of the Spanish Club. We all Wish you every success in the future, Ziggy, CECILE ROSANILDA RHEAULT The gentle mind bu gentle deed is known. Cecile, who comes from Leominster, joined us at the beginning of our Sophomore Year. She is a lane student, particularly in Math. and Ends much pleasure in solving some of the most difficult problems. We are in doubt as to Cecile's future, but We all join in wishing her much happiness. PHYLLIS AGATHA RIVARD Her dark eyes, how eloquent. Phyllis came to us from Leominster in the Sopho- more year. Whenever there is any fun to be had, you may be sure that she will be in the very midst. Still this does not interfere with her scholastic duties in the College Course. Phyllis's dramatic Work in the '31 School Play was admirable and We are sure that Whatever be her future aim. she will attain success, Best wishes for a bright career, Phyllis. Ffh LTI. CV: L ' A IVIARL lUliRl'l'li PIEARL SCANLON I um monarch ol' ull I survey Ilfltf rtyhl there is none to a'tspttte. Margtterite is one of our Honor Students who has struggled hard for four years to be on time. but the clock seems ever to be one minute ahead of her. She has been cheerful and humorous and has often helped to brighten things up when the world seemed dull. NVe know that she will continue to do this in her career as a nurse. Best of lucls, Marguerite. JOHN XVIl.l.IAlXl SELINGA ln t-Uertf fllflf? or UFC!!! or smull Its industry supports us ull. Quiet and unassuming? Vv'ell. John appears to he. but his closest friends say he is really one of the most fun-loving boys of St. Bernards He has certainly been a credit to our class. always working diligently and never letting pleasure usurp the place of work. President of the '32 Spanish Club. interested in sports. often on the Honor Roll. John has indeed spent his time well as a high school student. and We trust his reward in the future will be very great, GIEORGIE ANIUIQISW STANLEY He that does good for good's sake seeks neither praise nor reward. Behind that ever convincing smile of happiness we Gnd a real character. Although he does not exhibit to the utmost his qualities of intelligence and earnestness. those who know him intimately realize that these qualities dwell in him to a much greater extent than he himself really believes. A statesman born. ready to defend his views against anyone, a regular sportsman especially in baseball, George is popular to a large degree with everyone. 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She was n loyal supporter of the Basket- ball Team during the past year and we know she will ln' lust as lovnl in the future to all the activities of her Alma Mnter, ilu Culifllllllfiillli Iilliam llurniltg Qlulvllu Bidi Eiveptsntlicr IS, 15132 gt. 31.19. Graduation ' Day We have always Been united, ,Now sorne ,IIIHSIZ drift apart, But still wefll be together In feeling and in heart. We may be separated By miles crfisea or' land, W But7we'll never be ldityidedr We'l1 remain a loyal band. On this dey, Q Classmates loving. We dwell on dnys ofiyore And now tliat we 'ere parting - - We regret these hours are o'er. 1 They were always linked with pleasure - We see it when they're gone, And just a little sorrow Q Tells how We'd wishfthem long. 2 , Q. Q 'Dolores Sullivan . ,.'Q'f5-vt. , ,. Malhimna Gi ml' Fl , fl., f, 4. 'P xv, 1, '1 7 f X 1 NX 5 I, 1 , .wx . in W x gf'-Q I 5. - -- in-.Q,.r,-,.'. '...,.,.+..'..aQ..Sa. -Q.--:H-. -.,-4 --'f- w--1. L-!n- f4- if ' secs? -i 'ffl 3?S4bfdiliBl5ri3kiarfa.rla1i1rfsm5lHblar-lam biistkliklidbldkiialblid blarliiz-LulablariielabfailarlablffisslsEl'fs1Qlf'fir-Is1QQi-fZi1anffiie3'fi Eff E-ffl we .Qi y Q3 Ee 512+ '93 Sit -1 Class History Tig' '92 'TA 63 + Ta, Q53 The Book of Life is composed of many chapters. It was with a great de- ,ig n. 'SP if gree of happiness that we concluded our Grammar school career because we knew Q Q? that ahead of us lay an interesting, eventful chapter, headed High School. So, as E34 49 we slowly turn the page we see ourselves moving swiftly across the clear, white pages as Freshmen. The first year we did not contribute very largely to the social activities of S.B.H.S. Our assembly programs, however, were presented with a EEZ charming simplicity that delighted the upper classmen. Appropriately our first +3 performance was in March for St. Patrick's day in a skit entitled Kissing the Blarney Stone. Later we presented A Lady Comes to Call which was an if extremely interesting and ably produced one act play. Our next offering was a scene from the famous William Tell. Will we ever forget that! Our assemblies 534, '95 were closed with extracts from Shakespeare. How naive and unassuming we were that first year. We smile slightly. Then a swift turn of the page and we El M, - are Sophomores. -Lf F44- 49 . an 1 1 Cat O' Nine Tails, the annual play under the direction of Fr. Lucey was T 'T' 493 Our second year was kaleidoscopic, one event piling swiftly on another. V 55? +153 W as is 5'1- '95 presented with great success. During the year a stirring lecture on Catholic Mis- 'Q' . . . . . . 9- 49, sions was given by Rev. Father Hurley and we all were enthusiastic in doing our Elia 5 2 ll- 5- ' share for this worthy cause. How we regret to leave this period. It was crammed n. I with delightful joys and pleasant times. - 'ge T1 Our Junior year lies like a Shlfllng road before us but, however, we turn 556 gg the page more slowly this time. Among the outstanding features of the year of ,RQ Q. . 1932 we see the clever, amusing farce, The Mummy and the lVlumps. The 3'-fe' 'S' Q humorous situations and the excellent actingof the characters made this play sw' s- greatly discussed for months and reflected much credit on the smooth directing 5 'gift 55+ 5 314+ lg? 1 ' 1 r H W, 1' ' r 1 ' get -- -- Q ' - 1 'r r ' '.rn..':r:'1' .'1:... fr. . ff, rv, .rf fy, A , . f , T . .ie .fa l . , .vt - . . , ff, lf ., . , :gm N, - igriifikiarisiaifiiaifi:9ifi1Qtfzialf::fIs21fie1l:,zf1ftrm:1-le:1-i-irifibl-liifabllibfabiaiisrlssmzflfirlafiaklaimtbgkgbiaklarlatlakgrggg Af... 'Je 1 1 r 1 1. - lsbs- 435 of Reverend Father Lucey as well as on the boys and girls who took part. An- other dramatic presentation to remember this year was Where Lies the Child? Eg. a Christmas pageant admirably presented which added greatly to the Yuletide spirit. Again on February 19, S.B.H.S. was among the first schools in the city to observe the Washington Bi-Centennial celebration. We presented a most in- .QE teresting program consisting of patriotic selections by the High School Chorus Eiga accompanied by the High School orchestra, an essay on Washington's life, a QT? minuet, and short dramatic sketches entitled l732 and The Spy. Finally Ti we had the crowning event of the year-the Junior-Senior Reception. The 'if pages are going by swiftly now, too swiftly. We turn the next page very slowly, trying to prolong this chapter which now seemed so near its end. Thus we en- tered our Senior Year. SE as This year marked the initial appearance of the Boys' Glee Club, which L'-lie showed much talent and promised much for the future. The highlight of this, gif our last year was the celebration of the Silver Jubilee of our beloved Monsignor as Pastor of St. Bernard's Parish. We tried to show in our small way our appre- 492 ciation for all he has done for us during the past twenty-five years by giving a rg? pageant, The Shepherd of His Flock, in honor of C1od's priesthood. An E address by our Class President was given telling of some of the achievements E2 which our Pastor has accomplished in St. Bernard's Parish. We could not pos- Q sibly show how much we appreciate all Monsignor has done for us. We know E50 he has our welfare, and intellectual as well as moral education constantly at EEG, heart. We are sincerely grateful to our principal, Reverend Father Mulcahy, Eff 3-if truly a guiding spirit in our school who, together with our zealous, courageous 'Lib teachers, has endeavored to teach us the true and worthwhile ideals of this our , earthly life. So, it is with regret that we close this chapter. EZ ig Many new chapters are still to be Written, but none of them shall have the Eg simplicity and carefree happiness which was ours during our four years' stay at ECG St. Bernard's High School. c E 953 Ei'-t 'PIG mam J ' . f' ' . . rw r fv2gy,,'f va .wwf-' rp' fy- - f . Q.-M' ' Y .:g'.1.,.i f- - i ' ' ,- V. ,w . .' gp . .wsauq rr 1' , . w'es.' . 'cr wav' 1' r. -A. . v. 1,-a,..?1f.2. ww., f. t..,,., X ..,3,e w'f.,'-yn , . 2 -my ,. . . .- , .- .. M--..g , ' Jr.-... ,. . . , N'.1.,w V V V . ,Q , 4 1, ,N 3 . RH. :W -5. , ,,....4.s-tt,-t. V, . , -.,f-.- rg t tiff .1 'w?9,f ,fx ,xnxx sig ffgy, -, '. nfl , ' g-54 , 431, 53-pw H .frm m f- , I ,agp 411 .5 lnx zlag mf .arf-,,w -.1 ,,.-af 'ff' Q' . . . 1 X- . - -. 5 V 4 At., .. . , '-1 eg. Q ,vi ., V Irv-. 3,4 .-.,A.5,..b,-1,-11.51 .K gi.. 1 ,VT Q L.. .K , ' we la ft.,-Q 'G I 45 aairf f ' .s V' , f , Q 2'-4,1 A :Z:f'MS555rf'Bwr? aw vfera'g',,.,,, , , , 4132933133 selfish Esizrriffn he ahaha etmlfrsfaislfiustamrfaslzririaiiatirpirrisfairifrafsfr in . Looking Back Over The Years Freshman Year September 1929. Ah, what delight was ours on entering high school. About the middle of the term we lost many friends through the change of home rooms but soon made new ones. As freshmen we displayed our dramatic ability in the St. Pattick's Day program. In April a reception was given in honor of our beloved pastor and principal who had recently returned from Florida. We looked forward with much eagerness to the time when we would be Sophs.. QW Sophomore Year Happy Sophomores at last. Football season soon opened, Rah! Rah! Rah! Before the Christmas holidays, The Choicest Gift,f' was presented at assembly and was most enjoyable. Greetings were heard on every side- Merry Christ- mas to All. Everyone made New Year resolutions and we hope that very few were broken. The cast for the annual play was selected in which the,f'Sophs were well represented 'and what a success it turned out to be! We were most happy at Easter for we felt June was nearer than ever and we longed for the pleasures of vacation and release from the books. Q 953553-'T'5F'X' W . g, , 'HF' Q' aj V 4. auf -. ,'g,gp-,Q ' ' w., .W Haig :' iiflf. A 1? ' gsffii . 'lim . .,.,.f.,S . ,, 1 41. c 451242 .ar-' ,.... ,rv .gap ' Wi? . , 1:4 ' J 'H . f, , . . ri?- 0145- 'II x ex. 1, .f,, f.:,l5f Q 5 '-.li m . 6:1311 -1 ijvl ' Wh lv wg , 3. 5 ffl A531 e AI., . Qu A 1 1 .411 . 1 I vw, .ag-wg: ' A ffl fn VZ -P J' ,L ,. Wil! vw xg-' wr? JQx1'-WI - 'AX ..,, . hi x? . 'IA jg .1-Q , W za A .53 Win -RFI. V Lq..iq'A ' 'E a . ,W 1' W-ii Qfig , ,,., . '5r'1f..1 4 . BEL .5552 fi Q ., . T Y Au. .5. 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P Y pn, 5553 Philip Cunningham Philip McMurray gg William Dempsey Walter Morse My John Donlon John Murphy .M i A, :EE Everett Dupuls John Padula Edward Flaherty Daniel Phillips gigs .gil David Eortin John Raimon '11, an ,Li John Gumbleton George Stanley ,DE Edward Harrigan Edward Turcotte 533, ,iifi Daniel Hurley Joseph Walsh U' . . . 5',n 413 William wnfox get 55' 11 1 L , 4 V1 CI 'I .isa Q1 q'FrFi'?Ff'YPfrT?'E?? ' Y J' 5 I'l3rlfZE i'U'?Jf'5'E-YH-lT'Z'TY'Ei'?E'JfT'E-Fl?-'YT1'-'E4?. 'T'-fAl'ifl'E'35H4T31-?ZvlrYlr?'TiV?l'li'li'i'll'l'T?'Z-7452, ,,-.44 . -4 '- -yr -'-if -g- -V 51' H r -gr 'ff -fgv gr -ff 'fp up gf ffl' we 'ff -g-r nv- re: fy -.gr fp' JJ- Debating Team EDWARD FLAHIQRTY Pl'lll.lP MCMUIQIQAY HOWARD LA POINTE DANIIEI. PHILLIPS GERALD LOAIBARD EDWARD TURCDTTIS Alfernafes PADI- BI.AIs WALTIQR MoIzsI5 The Diocesan Debate was held February l3, l933 on the following questionzi Resolved that the most feasible plan for the solution of the problem of war debts would be for the United States to deduct annu- ally, at the end of each Hscal year, from the total indebtedness of each nation to our government, twenty-five per cent of the value of that nation's imports from this country, during that year. St. Bernard's was defeated by St. lVlary's of Milford in Fitchburg. St. Bernard's was defeated by St. John's of Worcester in Worcester. L A 1 I Latin Club ALICE DEMPSEY EDWARD HARRIOAN JOHN DION FRANCES MORIARTY DOROTHY DOLAN DANIEL PHILLIPS CATHERINE DRUMMOND CECILE RHEAULT MARY HANIFAN PHYLLIS RIVARD ELIZABETH HANNIGAN DOLORES SULLIVAN 'r 2' 1 fav r '.1fIJr: f ' ' RJ r L na-rg!!-I Y M tv I. 1- Y' P r P If-' rd 'V' Fw . , .J ' P V' 1 P V. '-3 In ,., , rf- . fl far UN rf . LZ. 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Anne Beauchemin Paul Blais Laura Bodo Edna Cardinal Edgar Croteau Alice Dempsey Vincent Des Jardins Catherine Driscoll French Clulb Arthur Gariepy Blanche Gauvin Francis Jordan Flora L'Ecuyer Philip L'Ecuyer Philip Lynch Jane McKearin Dorothea Mulcahy Dolores Sullivan Kathleen Mulloy Elizabeth O'Neil Leona Paige Lucille Payea Cecile Rheault Phyllis Rivard I Marguerite Scanlon Mary Stanton Orchestra Piano Elizabeth Hannigan '3 3 Frances Lynch '33 Mary Haimer '34 Rita Mercier '34 Firsl Violin Aime Robillard James Gould '34 Agnes Walsh '34 Neil Geary '36 Walter Morse '35 Howard La Pointe '33 Violin Olaligato Julien Blais '35 John Donelan '36 Margaret Bryant '36 Daniel Hurley '35 Cello Willianu Bergeron '34 Second Violin Joseph Greer '35 Virginia Haley '34 George Mathieu '35 Marie Keaveney '33 Jean Spears '35 Banjo Joseph Foley '36 Sczxuphone Frances Moriarty '3 3 Drums Anthony DiNinno ' 36 Q. . . , . . .g, .', .Q 4, -iv, af. ff, Ja 4 . - . M Qbiabiixlgaa-Isriiarfarfii1-isria:Karlaeialwlftzahisrisifhzi-iariariarlabifariaeiariaiiariabarfagaiftalffariariaeiiabgbl-ill? rr. 452 QE . QE 4-EE QE ei' QE af: QE 'ei 452 at-E -,PE 'tif as'- .5 -S1 f PT' YT. 'T' K 'F f J-1 Q52 aa +55 ei-I ef -QE ei Q52 el? at ea Q33 ii e as E fe iii ai junior Year At last we are upper Classmen. We enjoyed immensely the lectures in Apologetics given by Fathers Lucey and Forhan. The Juniors made a ine showing on the honor roll as usual. Basketball season opened with cheers on all sides for good old S.B.I-I.S. Here came an important event-the election of Class Ollicers, D. J. Phillips-President. Congratulations, Danny. Elizabeth O'Neil-Vice President. We're glad you got it, Betty. AnneeBeauchemin-Sec- retary-Good girl, Anne. Edward B. Flaherty-Treasurer, knew you'd man- age, Eddie. Vacation after the election. In May we voted our class colors. The Junior- Sfenior Reception, and we all had a perfect time-a fitting closing for the Junior ear. WQQV Senior Year Seniors and back to school. Everyone is enjoying a great beginning. Our fatal week arrived the third when we learned that mid-years would be held the last week in January. Football Season opens with cheers for the Blue and White. Reports of the first marking, received. Thanksgiving Day Program presented in English Class. Very good. School. presents entertainment for Monsignor Don- nelly on his Silver Jubilee. Monsignor Donnelly congratulates and thanks school for program and awards all with a holiday. Christmas play presented by Sen- iors, Dust of the Road. Introduction of Boys' Glee Club, January 24, 25, and 26-Big days for all--If I get by! I I Debates on. St. Mary's vs. St. Ber- nard's. St. Bernard's vs. St: John's. Everyone attends the Charity Dance before the Lenten season. Our classmates from West Fitchburg attend the Funeral Mass of Reverend Thomas Hanrahan, Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish whose death was deeply regretted by all. All back after a joyous vacation. Seniors present play at Assembly and bring to an end their dramatic activities for the year. Only one thought uppermost now--Graduation. Graduation Thoughts Four years of study, work, and play Years gone into eternity, It seems to us but one short day. Joy, pain, and some adversity, Have taken place, J In these short years. Time will not wait for man on earth It hurries on, nor stops for rest. If in these years we've ever ceased ' To strive to learn and do our best, Then shame is ours, That time is gone. And so as into life's great mart, Eager we set forth on our way, We always toward the right will tend, And ever let this be our lay,- Honor to Thee, Gur loved S. B. I-I. S. Margaret Keenan Tifer EQ EQ. pie as as 'rife Eire 1 it er if mfs PS' .- . Ei' 5? Gift Est 524+ Ee Ziff' EQ' Erie 'Edit E? Ii'-Ye' 5? Ci? rr . 524, ma' , g, :aft 54+ Ei if :tit Ei'-t Eff' it :fir Ee xi- +E . iQQ5533?HTT'T'iI'Z T'IX35f?fi l?'55I?WlIQqKIP?'5Fe 4-'IFYR-'WBEPR ' , Norma Flaherty armies P Jubilee Celebration ' I in Honor of Rt. Rev. Monsignor Donnelly. J The following program was presented in honor of our beloved Pastor, Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. Donnelly, on December 7th, on the occasion of his 25th anniversary as pastor of St. Bernard's: ADDRESS-Daniel Phillips, President of the Class of 1933 THE SHEPHERD OP HIS FLOCK Prologist--Dolores Sullivan '33' l. DANCE OF THE SHEPHERDS' MOON W Shepherdess Moon ..........,....... ....... .....,. R 1 ta McGurn '36 - , Stars ' Elizabeth .Desmond -'36 Constance Fitzgerald '36 Helen Flaherty '35 ' Theresa Kelly '33 F H wr it 2., ABEL's SACRIFICE ' Abel .............. Chester Pliska '34 3. DAVID, THE SHEPHERD KING David ..........,.. Samuel ...,..... 1 .... 4. SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM Edward Cominelli Thomas Conroy '33 Philip McMurray . . . . Gerald Lombard Shepherds - ' ' John Desmond '34 John Turcotte '34 'Joseph Walsh '34 . 4' ' ' Angels A Vanda Barron '36 V Margaret Gumbleton '35 Celia-Burke '34 Eleanor Hogg '34 Margaret Burke '33 Ida Luniewicz '34 Ellen Carroll '35 Eleanor ,McCarthy '35 Alice Dempsey '33 Ruth Moriarty '35 Sally' Donovan '36 Lucille Payea '33 Elizabeth Dooling '36 Mary Shea '35 Catherine Drummond '33 -- Dorothy Taylor '35 5. THE GOOD SHEPHERD Voice of Christ ..... ..................... t ....... D aniel Phillips Thomas 'Shea '35 Arthur Bussiere '36 Mary Magdalen ...... 6. THE'CHoicE OF I-11s SHEPHERDS ' Christ ............. Peter 1 . Theresa Kelly ...DanielPhillips ......... .. Philipyflannuy James . . . .... Warren Keiting ' John .......... Edward Harrigan 7. GUARDIAN ANGEL .... X ........ . . . Verna 'Buikley Angel of Holy Priesthood . . . . . , . . . . . 8. LITTLE SHEPHERDS Mary McManus George Dunn Esther Fitzpatrick FT'WWTW T J, . 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Jomrs Fitchburg 1933 Oct. 22 ST. BERNARD'S 7 0 WARE Fitchburg -532 Nov. 5 ST. BERNARD'S 6 26 KEITH Lowell 933 Nov. 12 ST. BERNARD'S ST. JOI-IN'S of Danvers Cancelled NOV. 19 ST. BERNARD'S ANGEL GUARDIAN Cancelled H W ??WWWW?WTWWW?WTTW F' 4 IEDWA RD Julian Blais Paul Blais Charles Curtiss liclwnrd lilahcrty 131110 Dec. 30 ST. Jan. Z ST. Jan. 6 ST. Jan. 10 ST. Jan. I7 ST, Jan. I0 ST. Jan. 24 ST. Jan. Z7 Jan. 31 ST. Feb. 3 ST. Feb. 9 ST, ifcb. 14 ST. licb, 20 ST. I-cb. Z4 ST. Feb. Z8 ST. Mar. 3 ST. Mar. 9 ST. Baslcefclball Squad Ctmfh JOSEPH TARPIZY Managers HARRIUAN XVARRIEN KLEATING Crfpzuin-JOHN DTQSMOND Philip Lynch Chester Pliskn liugcnc McCarthy Thomas Shea John Murphy Francis Vaillancourt XVilliam O'C0nn0r Joseph XValsh Baslceftlaall Sclmeolule and Scores Opptmtfnls Pltltfcgl B11uNA1tD's 17 26 ATHOI. INui51f1sN1n1aN'1s Fitchburg B1fltNA1t19's 27 18 ALUMNI Fitchburg Bi-RNARDS I0 I8 ST. JOHN'S Worceutt-r BIIRNAIQIYS I3 Z0 I.EoM1Ns'1'15R Fitchburg BIARNARITS Z4 Z7 ST. PIi'I'TfR'S XXVOFCCSIJT B14RNA1aD's 55 I4 Somifuviliia TRAIN Fitchburg BIARNARIYS ZZ Z3 ST. .IOTIN'S liilchldurg BI-RNARITS 10 Z4 ST. Louis Weluslcr Bl-RNARITS 13 17 ST. l7Ii'I'I?R'S Fitchburg BTARNARUS 18 0 AI'PI.li'I'ON Fitchburg BIIRNARIXS 20 6 HAVIQRIJILT. TRADTT Fitchburg BIZRNARIIS 34 30 ST. MARYS Fitchburg BT4RNARD'S ZZ Z7 ST. LOUIS Fitchburg BlERNARD'S 21 Z5 LEoMlNs'1'151t Leominsiu B1-RNARDS 31 I3 ST. S'I'FI'HIEN'S Fitchburg BIARNARDS 46 30 SoMi2Rv11.1.L3 TRADE Somerville BI4RNARD'S 29 2+ ST, l7A'I'RICK'S Fitchburg I' 5' Baseball Squad EDWARD HARRIGA Francis Abrozey, catcher Joseph Walsh. catcher George Stanley. pitcher Chester Plislca, pitcher Arthur Gariepy, pitcher Cerald Belliveau, pitcher John Raimon. pitcher Julian Blnis, infieliler lldwnrcl Flaherty, inheld Date Apr. I0 ST. BERNARDS Apr. Z8 ST. BERNARDS May 3 ST. BERNARUS May 5 ST. BERNARDS May l l ST, BERNARUS May l 5 ST. BERNARDS May 17 ST. BERNARDS May Z3 ST. BERNARDS May 27 ST. BlERNARD'S May 710 ST. BERNARDS June 5 ST. BERNARUS June 7 ST. BERNARDS YVARR EN KIIATING Desmond, inliglder Turcotte, infielder Kivlehan, outfielder Delay, outfielder Thomas Shea. oulfnelder Leopold Bliis, outhelder XVilliam O'Connor, outnelder Coach JOSEPH TARIDFY- Managers N Captain-PAUL BLAIS John John John John Jossph er Lyman Baseball Schedule Opponents VS. lVlARY'S of VS. ST. LOUIS of US. LEONIINSTER of Vs. ST. PETERS of Vs. ST. JOHNS of vs. ST. PETERS of VS. LECMINSTER of Vs. ST. ANNES of vs. ST. JOHNS of VS. ST. L.OUlS of VS. ST. ANNISS of VS. ST. lVlARY'S Of Flynn, outfielder Curtis. outfielder Milford Vv'ebster Leominster 1 Worcester Worcester Worcester Leominster Worcester Worcester Vsfebster Worcester Milford Plutfel Milford Fitchburg Fitchburg Worcester Worcester Fitchburg Leominste Fitchburg Fitchburg Webster XVorcesier Fitchburg cllfimmai'-it ehirhsi' dfriffimiff' sri. mmmmdamiiammd been a Kitty OUR HUMOR CORNER --Is the doctor in? ' Lena-No, he stcpped out for lunch. Kitty -Will he be in after lunch? Lena-No. that's what he went out after. Anne-fat a friend's housel Laura, you know that valuable ol handed down from generation to generation. Laura-Yes. - Anne-Well this generation has dropped it. d vase YQLI said had lst Semlor-Am I all right for the zoo? 2nd Senior-You look all right to me. but I'm not running the zoo. .Fair one-Is his charm inherited? Society belle-Yes, he got his money from his dad. Turcotte-I want to play. gimme a chance coach, gimme a chance Coach Tarpey-Keep still, this isn't a rafHe. Sully---Did you ndtice how my voice filled the hall last night? ' Eileen-Yes, in fact I noticed several people having to make room for it. J. Dion--You received a tremendous ovation, they're still clapping. 'What did you say?' EE. Croteau-I told them I would not go on with my violin playing until they had quieted down. , I.. May-Theresa- 771eresa--What now? I.. May-How far is it between to and fro? CONSOLATION If you have a fierce cold in the throat And life gives you nary ap lafI'e. ' Just pull in your chin And let out a grin: Thank heaven you're not a giraii.: Molly says she's wildly in love with her new motor car. Yes! Another case where man is replaced by machinery. Master-What is the feminine of bachelor, Tommy? Tommy-Please sir-er-a lady-in-waiting. Prof.-Tell me a few things about Milton. Ed.-Well. he got married and wrote Paradise Lost, and wrote Paradise Regained. Teacher+How old is a person born in 1881? Phil-Man or woman? Jane-What time is it when two Fords pass each other? Peg-Ten by ten Qtin by tinj. Eddie-It has been said that the most beautiful women usua men. Pisa Kitty-Thanks for the compliment, old dear. Principal--Are there any abnormal children in your class? Teacher-Yes, two of them have good mannersl Sully-But just look at the state of my tongue, Doctor. Doctor-Quite so, madam, it needs a very quiet rest too then when his wife ,died he lly marry the most brainless The Yanks are coming, hummed the dentist as he prepared to pull a tooth Mr. Tarpey-fasking the history class, Can anybody tell me what makes the tower of lean? Blanche-If I knew, I would take some myself. , I .Q W qu I . V il. Ii... We .i . . . as ..,taw2sg'f...t15mi . m Zim 'y' ' ' Wt. -, u 'l .W --rf., V iw ii- I ,tw in f X 'mini . I ...L yvlviv . A hifi .iid ,g1.. V- A . .. lfii' ,I Zi 'Mi Wi' if'-W we , if iii . 1 ' i' A 1 M . ' ' f fu -' i. ' '.i 'i 1 i' 'T t if f x W it,g'..-151. wwwwwekwl' , - M,wMWWwmmnn E l , .,.. , . ,., , vlufm ' ' l f , may ,Vt . if lm -5 vi 15' 'V fa . . N, it I .. f N' H' fimiiiimimd mimimimmmt A333336 W M . , ,WA 1: as I if .1 'i e . if 4 I M za :..,,. .p, , -. lf- ,fx M. . ,W na The new brakeman who had forgotten the name of the next station cried: Here ye are for where you're going-all in there for here, come out. Eddie--Father, if I save you a dollar would you give me fifty cents of it? Father-Well, I'guess so, son. Eddie-Well, I saved it for you. You told me if I passed in arithmetic, you'd give me a ' dollar and I didn't pass. A school-teacher was cashing her monthly pay check in the bank. The teller apologized, ' giving her old bills. saying: I hope you are not afraid of microbes. ' - Not a bit of it, replied the school-teacher, No microbes could live on my salary. Phil-I think I have a cold or something in my head. Eddie-Must be a cold. One reason why women do not age as rapidly as men is that when a man has a birthday he sometimes takes z day off. When a woman has a birthday she takes a year off. e The most appreciated after-dinner speech, Waiter! Bring me the check. You stole my Austin, you pickpocket. - 5 . A Teacher--Where is happiness always to be found? Mary-In the dictionary. Lawyer--The party of the first part agrees with the party of the second part. Annette-fthe fair stenographerj I'm going to like this job: it's all about parties. Pauly-I played my part so naturally that when I died a man in the audience fainted. Alice--That's line but I don't see why the man should faint. Pauly-Well. he was the man who had just written me a big life insurance policy. Faime-Would you like to sing and play as I do, little girl? Little Child-No ma'am. Faime--And why not? Little Child-Cause I wouldn't want people to say such horrid things about me. Lawyer-I must have the whole truth if you want me to defend you. Have you told me ything. Prisoner-Yes, everything except where I hid the money. I want to defend myself. 'I I . M , , J ever .,. wi 1' , Ili. ,Q if if ' w N .L ,MN al 31 .qu ,1- 11 . ,. W. il' . lilac ily. ily 'Q . it iw , ' li I' all 2 ' L14 ill.. ll l P' HEY ' it . 3 W. El . uv I it 51, i 1. ll I li j',','L' it ,. I guess you're getting a good thing out of tending to that Smith boy aren't you Doctor? Yes, I get a pretty good fee. Well, when you get paid, I hope that you won't forget that my Willie threw the brick that laii him up. - Do you ever wonder where all the pins go? That's kind of hard to answer because they are always pointed in one direction and headed in another. Kitty-Why don't you type your poems? Betty-If I' knew enough to run a typewriter, do you suppose I would be Writing poetry? MEMORIES Oh, the class of thirty-three Is like a great big family tree, With its branches close together Ready for all kinds of Weather: With all courage, seventy strong Ready for life's journey long: Always there with helping hand Never failing in its stand. All the joys that came to pass Within our true and worthy class To all its members fore'er will be A real and cherished memory. Vincent Des Jardins. gi TTWWWT WWW? il 'Ii if- J uKtt.r.:.m.:L . E . li W '.is.+:i I . IJ- 3, .W . tf A, ' LE' , an s f' sl . 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J Hi -nl la H ,L N 5 ' N N ' ,.'f,'3, , I a . , ,, V. k Jw 1, ,. , 1 ii Senior Farewell Ode As sure as the sunset must follow the dawn Our school days must draw to a close Our years of good training must be carried on And be an example to those Who are watching and wondering, too, What our Alma Mater has taught: So as parting draws tnear, From the place we hold dear, The battle of life must be fought. Though shadows of darkness around us may creep We must strive fo be happy and bright One place in our hearts forever we'll keep- 'Our school as a constant delight. To linger in thoughts as we age, To bring back our past With a smile And the friendships that cling Will make our hearts sing For these are the memories worth while. And so, my dear school friends, as years pass us by With hearts full of love We will turn The flame of our loyalty on earth and on high, Forever its luster will burn. Farewell o our laughing companions. Fare ell to our Pastor so true And ournteachers so kind Will be ever in mind As we think, Alma Mater, of you. ' M ary L'Esperance. 1., ','!, ' , ,Q ' W5 4' - e .W - . .N ,M 1 Ti fpia, , , J, 1' 1 l I,W,L.!.'. I , 5 ,,, ' ll 'Vw llrksi.-Er ' lFlaal2lkLl1t1lt,il1i!'n,-li' rm1..u..4izHlslf21likw.1mw'!w.ml?a'ma5lv.dL1lih.'l,t mm 'N Miiid gc' -. ie if EQ. iii, f' -1 mv' Q, nf 1 27 .f D -gk' 1 ,. 4 I zu . ,, H 1, ... . . Fw., ' .ai B v.., , 5 an nf '. D , .. . 1, 3 RW . v ,4 rt 1 'ff ., V - ' u- - 1, . Q A1 iff ' ru, Ax,-,,, , We 'I F. r Q-, Q f:,-- an 1 .4 ,- ' To Our' Advertisers k We Wish to ezrpress our sincere- apprecistion Aarfd 4 'gratitude to the many advertisers thrgugh whose coiiperatione end' ,kindness we: hgvesl , been enabled to publish .this bqok, P and we wouielf appreciate it . greatly if out stpdents and 4 ' friends wquld patron- ize these bene- factors. r Q -uf-.nn -.nina ng nn A fe 'Nunn-v f-, Q f-..-If-,ml , N' w'mfa. ,w. 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If It's Hardware We Have It I ' Z -4 an an nr- n non r nn 1' iaimimmlifiiiniqiidainmmmi miie? gl g QA Good Hfel p ll - ' V 9 I X: . 4 135339 WW , ' n. 1- vu 1, .. . fgji 5 H , L w gxggll' Q 4 C M Rh I 41214: 'L T1 LH j' QV' fi 4.- ., W Q,,1', ' ' 1 1 W 4 Q! etfgx - -2 ., , '4 .- 3 N Q1 ' ' H1 my ,hr M A V W ifmv M 'I :li 3' 4 ww 'W nn nn nr- n nv- A A Wh 3 lu., ,w w C, C 1 1 1 ', .J fd -W' M, Q ,W I fx-ggi' Q, 04 M m wh ,K 1 v , P F 4 , c :Q w L . Va' . , C QQ, ' i , c '1, gf?5 :v - N 3 H .Tl 1 a Hi' ' f '-1 , . Q 4 X a f 4 j,,w:,'fc-' 5, 313 4, J ' uw um 34 1I'7f?f , 9 , ws. 3, X. ' f , ' ' A' rr ff, .N M : - ' J .fi cw , 'Q -41' , : M :wi ,, ,N - 7 m 41 n , f f 1 w W -fm - 1 ' M nf , Q 1 W' ,nd , 1 3 C ' . wi' , , , f l ' . ' ' 9 ' ww an w ,,,.'3M . n f. 1, n A J 1 3,1112 fwy, ggipj , ' l .. -. ,. . Y 13.52 .N U - Nw N ': WU. 4 . M' M , ,P uw 'wif' , ' sf 'YW W ' H, w w ,:. , --, ,fri HELD M' ' w'5E wf1!fmf.V ' - r A ., 11 .1 wsu gat- 1 . v , , , , f , ,ww .- ', J-, ' ' 1 w 4 1 f X w 1. -. A w A M v MW 1 r , ' f 1 vu Q rw -n.E'Mk7nul' , L w' ,,I' EL. wx. , ,' 'QM ' ' mga: Ll, J Hi4.uIl'i'MlQm' N '51 l' at a5f3LLiie'f'mbf'4513aif3Efa' aan tiainafagiaQfaghailaiaulfaQfaaiaziasfaaaaiaansnstaafaatushnfaiasfsiiabaf .H r 'ab 459 ' t Ei, , 6 get 14 ,Compliments of Compliments of EQ at Cranels P TAEER 5 EEZ at ure everages 54+ 2 Clothes gg fe 56 .K FITCHBURG BoTTL1NG co. 3-ag, THOMAS B. DOHENY, Manager 182 Lunenburg Street WE I Tel. 1666 E Z, Q .,, EQ 69 Compliments of C 5 it +33 Fltchburg Mutual 6 E 3 . Q, Q3 F1re Insurance Company al +52 if 93 E-'hgh 6,3 EQ, ii? 1 Compliments of ig? ' at F1tchbur St Leonnnster Street F' ' EQ' RGIIWGY Company E34 it 6 5 'Ie E6 Qff1'5? 5Ff'5lf' 2fQ1 fL'1q'T2m25?3353W1Wlf TQ?E?flfYif35 fi?'YlMq5l?9Lq?1liFNWPlfUfF12wq?LqPl3P?s ag ,l 'W3 il Nall 5 V A -'fs' 'l , .M M . igiggiligababiilablablablaklablal-lablfibiabf-ibla14-lamari-lzhlablazlhl-ffaEfa1EG1hlfihl3hlaQf2xQfahlshlahi31f312?,i1iE ea , Elie Q B Q53 5 5:3 Compliments of Compliments of Qi T4 LE Z Q2 D. J. Whooley 81 Co. 0,Connell 81 Blake gg 4931 E 5 E A H E EE Compliments of E -H H ig C . H. A. Hatch 81 Son Eff 4,3 omplzments of EQ, -932' INSURANCE Eie, Q. W ' 470 Main Street E66 Q55 Fnzchhurg Lunch l , E16 42,-. F1tchburg, Mass. Eg, si as '1' 1 if Frank E. Hatch Paul J. Woodcome 'i lf 4'P:a tai? E 1 Carswell-Hawthorne 6 ei Compliments of IHC. Q 492 I 900 Main Street E Fidelity Co-operative Fitchburg' Mass' E Qi B k Tel. 2281 EQ '14 ZZ:-E an l Awnings-Window Shades Q2 5 Rug Cleaning Es -H Q as ll E QWTTWTWWWWTWTWWWW Q 3 7 9 3 1 1 1 2 x 3 J n 1 a fm J J 3 'a ,J v : a x 5 1 1. , 2 : 1 if J 2 3 1 1 9 a J N : 7 5 1 I 3 J 1 3 3 J A J J 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 1 3 I J 5 - J a - 5 I 7 I u J I , . 5. .fav J. .gi .f,.r Q, .gy .g. ny. .g, .gl-.15 gn. sg. . '. .Jia rg. .,g. .fc .32 .g. -.re. q, .5. ,f. .x,. .z-. .30 .!,. J. .il sip. .9 ,jg ,-.pq bglblikfubfdkial z'x1mribvl3:-mlb:flaxfr I - f ' a'r.fr.z'-L fifik- db lla: fb: fb vi-: A-kfli-,H 'A 'k-'fl' Eel' rikvi' ' lb flk1i',nlk- dkff? 'f 'f .I r rr '1 f EJ 4 Q' f ,511 'f f . m X, m Y 1 1 'L 1.uLl,LF Fllf V1 'X 'L 'lf1'1K' L Lf 'T X I' fl l P15011 X I' fi 1 ai sr Biz. 523 ill '73 li? FITCHBURG'S LARGEST SHOE STORE- Shu ' 11 i Our Service Made It So EEZ 5, d 0 ai . C. Goo win ga ,553 356 Main Street 'gag Q 9 M 'I-ga Q A GOOD PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES EQ, 9- 5 get 1 o 0 ag Moriarty Electric Go. rin 553 Electrical Engineers and Contractors Oil Burners and Refrigerators 054 . 2 Supplies For Light, Heat and Power lima-g .lag 14 Oliver Street, FITCHBURG 112: 3 Central street, LEoM1NsTER jg ii ia, 'f-Q Q-0 W 5 .Lf .Sl 'Isa .44 ij Compliments of if Ertchbur Hardware Co. as Asad 'La LUN rl-X' Hardware : Sporting Goods : Radio f,-25+ . . . T fig Kitchenware : Gifts : Paints iii Q. ' R-Q Za, You Buy It- We Stand By It 314-316 MAIN STREET ,gg .555 'E' 1,- Q A 5' 1 F' Ui'C l'?'-IFWUT-TF'J'F1'TZ5l'T5l-?Ff?'!T'!'Tf4f'W 'U' 'TF' 'IFKIW-Villlfif-T? JITWTF' -4313? JT' 'l'H'l?'W f I U I-l 10'l'Iil i'Z i '7'l Wl 2 araaarw.aaaalaaraaaaaaaaafriaaaaaaaaaaa i-wViq?39 ?'5!'i .' V, . 1' - V YN 143 fW 'w7f 7 5'-wwf 7 'W 5--W, X W 'il ,551444 .. ik. 5 ..' E355 i'flml't4v,.Ef?,f',,:AK. .iwllia '95 we-,24lm?s,, '1QzSx'f?3Sg,XHfgt: 'iw ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1' ,..f'-,Q ,r..2 . 1,' , 'Y 'xi v W g. f' W' 'f iz w'-MXH ' ' ' V V - - ,L , tn' .gif , ' ' ,B 4- . g.' Compliments of LESLIRE The FLGRIST Ei' i Compliments of Fitchburg Co-operative Bank Compliments of Motor Tire Service Co. 57 Main Street we 5 54+ r- WWTWR , W. TA. Q. , fu, me '1- L 'x wig? . ,3 R' , . , -A 1., ,.,,f-. 113 .35 'l . -fi '55 i .' if -1- ,W-.X gp, ., A PP , r fs , ,N F? 5 EVM' , wx pf. -31 v fi. N- uri, lgxg ', IEW 1,1 n 35 u3,l,' HY ,W wh, H 1..' lm, ua.. . HW , ri- ' 'H' liv , wr, my 1 r if at r 4, W are eff Xa , A. V ' -ffm at N1 hr 11 L mp ,XSL it r tk f E T 1 PM-Fw , U' 1 MU. bf' at ru-.' h3am1i1i133i1ii11irm1i 13 r an Q 1 ' Compliments of IOH TURUNEN Bus Service . 1 +253 r WW We Supply the Transportation for St. Bernard's on all Athletic Trips. W, 'MN ,N rf A Us H ' ,,.,, 'f MISL?-,'1' '37 2 '14, . r wif' ' ww,-1' f New LIS: ' ':. 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GAG E General Insurance 470 Main Street Fitchburg, Mass. ga-Q Compliments of d . F. Spillane MILLINERY GEORGE BROS. Quality Footwear For The Entire Family High Grade Shoe Repairing 1 386 Main Street V Cor. Mill St. V Compliments of Chase Studio Leominster Compliments of Wachusett Lunch TTTTT , 1 , ... -....-.. , ..,......,,., .,,...- .. . ,. ,.,- --.-:n.....,: lf 1 fl'-if 5 I' ,Pb ' r if-'KA 'Crm - LY. 21 ' Hi, ,. ' ', WS- 7. , ff' f'f- iffy K' 1 kl'Zf'1 it , , EAW 53.1 gmt - -A:gj:,.x'vb ' ,, U -. r r. . - . ,mme c . ,f 2 d . N- fax ,- c ' 1 'L fx - Z rr - 4 Q. 3: 7 r. ' r ' Hi:- 4 Q 3:53, z .4 -MJ- m ' ,g C ' . lffifdf ,: a .A Q, iw , , '- v 'Qi Q15 :E Vw ,. ...f,. ' 'f M. . .ni Q J N ix, 11,1 ,- WJ .ik-1 X113 ggi v., , ,. , 3' P -' fa! ,S QE .,. A .A . r. ai es . ,, :gli ti? h gm. 'wi' ', T ilk 'r .,,. lil L, YI? ,V xg Qi? 2 Clog i- :S Q, Q ' vu 4.14, and . A '. PQ -an ' iw-- .Lf 135. 1. as :al 'W 'rjw Q fag Fl? fn 1475 6. ei? 'L 1-Q fgismmmfaslaQiasiafiasfasmraassmssiaefaaiaeiasiaarsafasfasiaQmi'Q.i1fassiastrsiairiasiasisiaaiarrssirgk Q53 493 4933 433 ,953 Compliments of 'Tl 9? , sg LAUREL HILL E CREAMERY .93 MILK AND CREAM Kayo Chocolate ZZ Chair City Ice Cream Wholesale and Retail 138 Laurel St, Phone 51 FITCHBURG, MASS. ez +ve QE ' A. I. COUILLARD, Mgr. is 0222 .933 Compliments of -SP3 gil 'T' R., The -54 f Gray Studios Photographers +22 9353 STUDIOS: E Worcester-Eitchburg- Framingham +P? r 'ti Q55 +212 1 WARD' S QUALITY SHOP Corsets - Hosiery Underwear and Childrens Department CHEVRCLET SALES and SERVICE Matthews Motor Co. 17 Snow Street Tel. 1251 sa 5:69 'TJ E? EQ Ei Q as T gi' J K?- W' 56 sir 'EQ Eff' 'T' 1 3 mit 'EQ If 'El pg. 32 Ei' ff? EZ Q D 55' 55 Iii' J is I if gs I 5 Ziff is as 'T git 5. so 54 S 56 5' 2 F git 556' 3.-is H' 5' sf as s'?ff'Tf f?'flfI?Zf'l'5.EW2f'l3?Q3'l2sUfl5iffl3lIf'I'l5'?i59l1l'35'l25lZ? 53'IFIf?'l?s3IIf'l5i+qIl95zf55i5'1li 5l395'9FfI55I55?'54'55F4W5FfS'9?i 4-- .su . , 5. .gf .X 1 .v, .- , . ,. vf J, . . .1 , .g. ., , . -, .-lg. 5, N , .- A .QF K , ., f 5 Qgsiariqirieiriarifirlibnifiiri-1rinii-I-in-in-brzaivifiia-iiiliiffaimeihriarffibfdilitlfii-mthQ2ilsaknifikipiriaiffiiff-ii-'foil-fnifiilfifffiiff? sl ,,. gg, 'Je ISU 5 .. , . 'SYIQQ bfi Sf? FU -fig L r .u- rm, 'Q 1 'T' 5 1 '14 V74 it qw., iq Vo - 1 1 1 2:79 Pier PEP1 fi , Compliments of M The Hair Cutter Scientific Methods UP-to-Date Barber Shop Dr. F. P. Slattery .532 iii ,L pg. Up One Flight DENTIST E151 ' ggi: 495 Main Street Fitchburg 53: ,ali YM,,, ,,c LLLWLMLLL M S LLM-...M TQ. Iii 522 Tj GSS' ,E H THE FINEST Young Men's Spring Clothes at Modest Prices ,gig w Let us show you 55.5- ii wg, Q. PH 5 n F H LANE COMPANY 0 0 Hifi ef 83+ ,QCS - ,gg -g -.. g gggg eeeeee evf-,---+ ,i-+- Eg. 14, 2. FQ? Compliments of v' HU Com plimenis of fhg, .9 AISI CTL: ,jg MO0RE'S DRUG STORE z-H , 0 5-7'-:V H, O HENRY F. GREssN1cH, Reg. Ph. f-H Prop. P-5 .555 C-if: Q5 ec 5 Truck 145-147 Lunenburg Street 1,31 ,. ' 453 Fitchburg, Mass. if au 45,5 E-fo is at 'QE 56+ imefiageizgziegrfisgzimevizfirgfifwegiffgsitgfigpwgiifgfigfsfgififgefuiftgsrms?fiyffgfrgzifgfvptgofgfyiigrytgitgrisgiegfffgffqg j ..1,!:1w,w!qW!- 5, 36 wi fa Q53 '93 'fa ii as are E E 5 3523 ii TE 5 Q? E if fx 1in1il133s13Q1i1g?Smzf'E3m?'gif'diZni?'45ab 'Z' Lf' f' 'f' ' f f' m12'f2uM T' QTZX 133 Q' ' Q' 1:3 Q Q Us .4 Q 2 5 Sl 5 O EQ . E GI CJ W T . -N 5 g W 2 H P: Eff' CS 2 ' Q' 3 2 F' . gl W s' Q r-U Q- Q. :lv . Z O H O 2, O Cf-Q ' O H7 H-. 5? 5 UU 5 P1 P1 5- 2 U, lg tm DP 02- if 5 Q5 H H E 544 Q T4 gf Q. H Q nj m EQ 3 ' on H EI1 HI W 9+ P7 Q- EQ - - rl 5 Z fbi 2 FU O 5:53, Q4 Q 84 53- f U1 UE' gg: 'Q' gs., S4 on DP H .sg Q0 Q U1 Og ,U IC 3 U3 Z rv C -:Q Q CD Q, 2' af 5 5 gi, CS Z 5 9 9 522 E 3 FL '11 4 E C3 in 3 if - .5 aff rg: 33 54' E. fm Eg., E 'lfmflh T'F fF'5? 55'23'5Z5' WWW'5i1'9F15if ?if 5S''2Y'Pfif'f?'P?s'5'5l55l5'Pfl3'25PfF TPfl5'5lf 1E'T'Pfl5'2X q'25Ffl5 5F 1-'?'FfE T'3l3'? 25Pfl5'2f ?F'15l5 2i1'?351L F? I 2 P 3 f Com pliments of John R. Smith Co. v 243 Water Street Fitchbnrg, Mass. 0. E. Harrigan- MEATS AND PROVISIONS , 7 311 Water Street Tel. 1066 E I Compliments of S W orcester County National' Bank S AFITCHBURG f WORCESTER H S: ng' 2: 0 W-qv! C n vu C I' S . wwwi ,l , , , , W , ,. , . V - ,R ,YM V ., - , ,, . . f. , , 1 w w-4 , J ' -1 ii -1, 1' , - ' 1 . -K' . Agra uv' ',, , '- , .. , vm' ', ,-, J,,w.., ,- W, Wrtvw 'w'iE 'Y7T'Crw1: 'rF'f7 ' W 'fm '-K, y'v',Q'7' ,:,5 ,, it My-, -.W N :awry-1: , 1 f- . ,- -nf .4 ',, ,, aw' ,-?.nmw+ltwf1f,s, i 'HH-1? m . 'H-mf4w.' -is ,1,ww. i, E f'f.,. ' www-lm, wt'-'ffif c 3, 1 f' we Af' 'Km . 'w,w-, 1- WlLQi 1i'i , 'TM 'f' ff 1' V'ml?, i-f': v 'vu'-M' 1:l'YiF1fflwb: ' 1- -iW:!'?fi A-1l?5lL'flEfFE, V' 'L l H i N , , A, i y .. . ,. , x ,. , ,. L, i , ,. . , ,W ,,,,. V., E, .m,w, W.,r,m. ,M W ,. v,,v1w.gg, EH, ,. M -' 1 E -1 t f .-, , A--M, MW, ,- ,, , , ,N -.-.Wi , ,win .. 4, ...wg ,gl XM, V,.N ,,, '1-W., ,i , . , 4 ,. ,. ., ,, .pf , 1. ,,,, f , .ty U , N, I i as -it-iff? '..g, .fs-Mg, 1934 1- E amifgzb L-mth aiidiaai-uhiahuhuiiaab bl! mwah tue if dhiiliirmig -fe QE lg Class of 1933 ei ,ig Best Wishes For Future Success rr. Your Photographer Thanks You is ei QE , '32 E 3 a REMEMBER , U E 'We frame everything. Don't neglect your A n o E . diploma. A frame will preserve it. Qi IE 5 . '-in Mici-1oN srunio +21 E Photographs of Quality 'Ei '52- 1 3 490 Main Street +55 +55 .f WWW? WEE' FEW 2 ii ,gi L E iqWT'T'Fi5TW3?l?'WQ35525 5F 553 55553qlT'3 Eaiaiafiamaiarniamsiaiaiaiiiamziaziaistuia -14 9:2 F +53 el' K 5.224 5 fi Telephone 300 +322 1 45+-f kc 'fs 4 Bayliifs Fur Shop '93 ' Everything in Fur Coats, 429: Cloth Coats and Dresses. CT' 47,5 FUR COATS MADE TO ORDER all D ld ' ' 452' ry Co Storage, Repairing, Relining, Remodeling. l Q3 WSC -v 'rf +51 1' ag., ' 467 Main Street if 45,14 Fitchburg, Mass. ff-5-1 ci! -- - - I -S4 .5255 '1' QE K is . 4555 Compliments of i K 'WE . . VF. A Friend +55 1 Q is' Q E +5 45 ei Compliments of 'E E 455 V . Bergroth Studio - -, - V-1 .af-A wr -1 Vw f-f.- fm . f-,wma 1 f' '. -f ' -, vt' . ff -,w : cfi cw' rr-'ffi-wfffi,-E',T'?FfW':5 3.s Ff?3'53iu'Q16,?, 5''I':f7F'?ml,.'5:,s9 i,-a?'25 1,9515 .f37L?fF' .Q,3filf'5 QH'Q:.X 'llEF.f '51-,'h fl 1, , vmrzffr Y' N N if 'L . Q H .lu -5-gf -L -m,!l.,'15,3 M My . i , ' . it c A ' ' ' - , A -L jpg. . ,v ga. . .F ' .12 mamfaaaasareeiraigmmiai as - ge 11+ gf, it it Compliments of S' MOECKEL F LORIST Ei 2+ 5+ Ev EF' ,ee -. Q 5 E40 it E516 59 , if Compliments of 4, 1 1 u. Et Brooks Pharmacy Z Q 4. , .50 'PS S 1 Marcel Waving Shampooing ,-V4 Finger Waving V1 Ernest's Beauty Shoppe Bl Permanent Wave Specialists 13 Blossom Street 4'5 , 11 Room 1 Telephone 4178 Residence 1759-W Fitchburg, Mass. .--1:6-Q 'B' 2, . My .. ,, K 44 l Q Q .if .if JF rf, A, f v- .iff rg, .ah -A . . up -5. .gs .J .Qu cf. 4, .gs sg, gf 1, ' - . 4 .3- .iff . f . - 45 N, qw an sp A, sf- ay 41, 1' ' iibifwiwsmablarlabmxiflai-i4z5l-rblsawri-.-Arl-ri-lsibiamar-lqismzmiiflaH454rlamz-1-hifikiaHar-lszriai-lar!ful-iinlfri-I-rfffrffl , , .ia ' XDA! VT: r-23' Brel .gig i -I Q93 l 'S' 1 f gg' 493 as is R+ ,I ,gig r it Y? Q22 as r A r K Compliments of E49 Q Ei ' Q9 , Independent Cab Company 51 Eff 4' C539 'Tn 52+ ' 5 45+ EQ' fa 'i-is is - are M- - 2-:fs +55 56+ QE We Were Here Then gee, 692 We Are Here Yet COWLpl7:'WL87LlfS of ,lib Nic , 'ffidl The Pure Food store LYLE-LAC -im . . 3, 17:55 Where Quality, Servrce and 2.5, ,gif Satisfaction is insured as is +52 well as assured. E? gg An Excellent Place to Eat Eg- fsigg ' - ir' of C F P 'F We are Headquarters for S alefngg dot glues Q Birdseye Frosted Food pam un ay mms EQ? ag Egg R Mrs. Elizabeth J. Madigan 'S' 4? n. D A 1 in ' ' e Sc CO' 20 Prichard St., Fitchburg, Mass. glee f 290 WATER STREET h 44 8 P 2 ' I Tel. 2580 , I one fi? air Mig!! Ks? i?1EF5F'5if'fl5lE'q 'eil P7if 5if'5ii'fl5'Wlf's.3'f5'l5lf' ?lf'?lf'l35'l55'95f l?z3533 5l5'55Ff5' 5' 'le lf? ES' PE ll'-T W' 'JW 'fl' TW. V9 ' FT 'T 7,15 735- Q Vi i -. ' -.1 Y .ll , Q h. ei' T ' Pi 2 il: ,F 5' .4Q '. ' YV Y iqicffifiwxmi .i,iiWf'?5Af?f:1ffWe'f 'f?'Q'5i5?f5, 45ffi?f3fffgwxt11'i' slain 9'rf:?'.l'.li .- .s'5..i.Yfi?c5vfEf5wio1vwWfli'5Qf?v3.2-ig ww 'i- i ff,iH ?i'rWmfvf .E , ,J -wi' 1 ,-og, 7 ,, - ,,. 'fn - -,.-,.f,--'.,,,,'-, . ,. l, . . W, -.q, .,f J S- f ' t T' M . ' i i3 , . 1 fi,-,'1',f -A rf.-i 'Ma 1 'i .' ' f . A' ' - 'G' . - ,- - .a 1 -A -, -L -:T rg, -- :Y f V- , .Q z W - -U Ei' i' it A Compliments of EZ lfl Fitchburg Savings Bank 5 ff if' if Compliments of Ei - Compliments of li: A james H. Walsh, fr. J' Padula - BAKERS R 1 as ii as T 5 A K CO, Compliments of Ei' F. W. RICE , Hamilton and Gruen Watches wmano S Jwarket Waltham and Elgin Watches Mrhe Best in Fountain Pens and Pencils Jewelers and Stationers 350 MAIN ST. l Meats and Provisions WATER STREET ,-3 3 nf. 'TTTTWR 'QE ef. Q A ' ':f,'q,:uif'ulHf'1'f?' iT'L'C151jf , rg I Fx? , Q ,W 1, , T Wm Wag Q5 'fr Li 9' FT' af? Eh sw ' 5' 1 Gif' FBZQT 5 1 552 5' : 515 559' af? E gg? PT' ,+ f 4 Q Q P.:- if 555+ 5' 553+ 'Sir PT' 1 P75 Eff' ge? L- ir 555+ H' ta? Side lie Pla, Q, 7 57.42 . we - ' PT' 1 gf , I gil HL W? 952 E 521 Qs-Q 453 I 2 EF? 'SWF' 422 Compliments of Q51 +93 2 E DECUYERS QQ T I I E Fitchburg's Finest Food Store 5 216 WATER STREET Ei QP-E QE Q QWWWT 492 QPF. EE T E C li L The BEST ,A omp zments of ,Eg For Your Money bi OI' Wa E ,. 1 - 1 W Lyons E99 Son The MUST T For Your Money ei +525 432 Main street 95,4 . 45313 J? T Tasffrli' T Fitchburg, Mass. D R U R Y 7 S 'ik- 'ik' I va . iii 11 rm 5555 El? W TW? ESM +3 +2-E3 +23 3? 5 +213 +23 493 'ri +P:.1 +53 3 +55 2 E Q3 +53 493 5 Q53 E , Gruener Hardware Store SUPER VALSPAR VARNISH Q2 er' 'F +32 +ve 85 Main Street Fitchburg Q E E E ,fn :--1,5-.vyal Y pgs - -- 41? 'fy ?r.-- l H- 1 'T-w 2 ' - ' 4 ' 5'l':!'f X A A- Wg! , --. A', ,, 1ilil mmN+ mg' Xisrfirfiafiirlidsrfirriffiadaimiriartnbg E EZ E t t Compliments of E Q5 Compliments of A QB A. S. HYLAND A 81 CO. Clover OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY Farm E40 753 Main street C0H1P3I1Y Eg. E Fitchburg, Mass. 5 Fife' 5 WE'w'erM U e W EQ 333 Q Er at Ei' Compliments of Pie' 56921 J5- 'fZ5 i5'1'1L'1Z5'fZ5 1lf 'flx fl- 5E' WW BTW? 5 fa 3 ' A THE IENNISON CQMPANY I 17 Putnam Street F itchburg, Mass. 'B ' a '1 'J HV, .h EEBXQLELBSQEELTSLTQ s?m5faa?5o?E?a5a1:3aEag?a13afL'- J a g?3a?oT?aE'?Ea?1f?a1a?mTam1si'a13'fTz?a iixiixiggkbg -S1 EE T EE +2 EEE ea E EQ 55 9 3 E 5. tb 3 5? ,GL 'E' xfixifixigb 'JI O E W . IT' Fl- Q- En C3 P1 E. E E3 F? E1 . 2 H E 5 77 O C v-e W cv 5 P. J. Donnelly I 'SRT' 'SAE 49 53. 'E W s E 204 ater treat 426 Main Street WW? QE +22 '1' '51 A . 4952 Complzments of 455 '54 W f QE Fitzsimmons Motor Car Co. f-5-1 -c' Q 4 E FQRD Q Q?Tui'31i' lNJ D-1 5 2 U1 FY' 8 GJ ff P-I S2- OO my . U1 '31 S 'LT' O' C P1 QQ Z . S39 3 WW. 4-if-'1 E3 +511 455.3 +52 E BEST WISHES CLOTHES THAT PLEASE 'fi 552 .53 Swanson 'Bakzng Co on SD W' 2 U1 O Hd S Q Cb S Q 2. N E Om S2 TQWI1 Talk Bread 223 7 Mam Street Town Cake Oppos1te R R Stat1on +22 3 5 Ewm-E Ev Jzfww E , Q W, ,f,,,m,..,-,.-,. 5 1.37, 1.4. pg,-41.3 iigzlariaSi5r?ar?a1e?ar?4a?:rsimllmrhziazfa1S?a1siaafas?i1sBEa1SaQ?aQ?ar?aSf3raiai1a?a1i.!arEi1iif?r4ai'41iis?ar?aQ?zi1sia1i,f? x 1 aa- 5? 4351 4 1 l ,sv .972 Compliments of ' CITY GAB CQMPANY F 249 Main Street QE Q' +92 X ' A 'T' qw 1 7'f, . ir-G77-N I I I I YVYV In HWY I Y' W-In '1m-- , 'F ATHLETIC Goons OF ALL KINDS :T I We invite you to make our store your headquarters and 4, ask to be shown anything that interests you. yn.. x Exclusive dealers in Goldsmith Athletic Goods. are Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co. '47'-'-L4 510 Main Street Tel. 727 Eff ,Ng I .fix IFQ , 455 INDIVIDUAL FINANCE fri Q2 fr '1 ,925 if ei ,,,9'?l?i53IiFfs Q' A-4 Jw az: 5 E3- f,,g 0 2,231 z,, ,mv 4 as gf' QRA if' The M. A. C. PLAN, Inc. .1 3 805 Main Street EQ License 74 Phone 1400 I - fr IE - L 4+ . . H ?l?LfWfL?fi3Q5fPf3?Q?l2- 2F'?fFfE 25f4T?'2?fl?1?'PfZ'M'ffi'a v4 a A Tv- H f - 'H -.f- E- wp- - Q' , A A A . +A -T N -4- Aff 7-' Efwzfrrfa Jaffa Ja Qarffi bd rf-Ljfirfa 1-fra-2 I rkiibjakiakiar-If: 1-Ia Hai r-fe Sa Ja Xfzrrffraaiz k'?fi.ir-H2-zfi affar-L: bf ff al: 1-vi k'1'i1C'1 i fb? . Ffa' 3? nzd 2 me 5, Q53 Fig. ,LE Q, if -4 FITCHBURGS NEWEST STYLE CENTRE gg, f,Q ,Ly EoR THE THRIFTY gs wi Pllfg, :iq VL, 'fd I HE SMARI SHQPPE T 12 PRICHARD STREET 'B' Jw - at lj QQ Across from Liggett's T995 Eff Tp. Lowest Prlces :: Latest Style 34+ ,mi Dresses :: HOSIGIY :: Undres -me 'rg QRS . . . by-, 'iw Coats :: M1111HGIy zz Accessoues If 45,25 214 ia fig il., Tia :N +533 H. F. Murphy Joe Hassett 213, P1--M- 4M i A , . d .w +P.: T55 53 'isa 53 A53 Compliments of E3 .Qi -suv in ' 9 IW f W5 I l :gf 313 'JAMES F.FLANAGAN,REI3.fPHAR.' 378 WATER STREET FITCHBURG. MASS- Eff jgfi Telephone 649 gg? J 9.-' 211 'YU if T7 'ff' qi: E, 334+ C Z. f SF' W omp mnents 0 , .sm Cie., 'gg ,LH .Ulf 'TU Ma or OSEPH N. CARRIERE Eff' -, 5. L ' H 11J'p'l':fp1.q'c1Jp1qgC.x fp! tpf 'J N T ,T A1 Y. 'Y 'T' 1' 3:1 ,E T.: pr , P1 1. 1 T nr ' ' gm 1' srafaffrfmw ?5 ii1i3a 1ii3QEi1imi Qhiuifiiiuifi Seah xg of me fini C i'-'gl Compliments of Compliments of TRACEY'S Star Cleaning and DRUG STQRE Dyeing Co. Cor. Water 8: Second Sts. C Compliments of KIDDER at DAVIS HOUSE FURNISHERS Society 692-700 Main Street GROCERS :: BAKERS MILK DE FitChbL1I'g, Mass. Compliments of Compliments o f A. Andre Gelinas Richards' Men's Shop LWLWWLWFWWWLU SZ-J'3 '5i2'W'25'WT W'5l- '2N'T fl- 3Zf'5Z- +F'f5 Q The nearest possible to unrestricted natural vision obtained with our optometrically correct glasses. ROY S. WYMAN OPTOMETRIST 14-15 Park Building Fitchburg Compliments of Holland Coal Company Water Street WOOD - COAL - COKE - OIL Fitchburg, Mass. Tel. 473-W X, MEN HIND STEM' '1 -an Aua, Nsgiiiiz Q H B MONEY TO GO TO COLLEGE A small amount saved faithfully each week during grammar and high school days has made it possible for many a girl and boy to go to college. Students should start now to prepare for tlte conti- nuance of their education when high school is over- SL00 will open an account with this bank. THE SAFETY FUND NATIONAL BANK FITCHBURG, NIASS. C Member Federal Reserve System? 'ii 3 SQ D, dj , S S 2' P.: Q PS' 5, S1 H1 0 2 U2 e s bf E -f Q Q , gi . e 5 W cn 6' Q D E. 5' Q '11 Q48 ' , 5'-L1 5 1 Q 23 a Ss 'U Q l QQ U1 'D 51' 99 ' e 4 O 8' 9: Q4 M s 5 ,EL Cn 5 5 1 O 4 O 0 Q :5 I Q 4 9 L-4 H ' l fn , W rv 5 - Q, ' 5' M ef: g 51 5 Q N sf' H' '73 O Q Q H H 5 Q e Z 9- in iiifxi 3 Z, 5 Q rr ! 4 B' Eff- , Wm we F arm Service Stores, Inc. Successors to I. CUSHING COMPANY Dealers in' FLGUR - GRAIN - HAY Larro Feeds flfflfli' Broad Street Tel. 390 Ri NA' sg QM- -fn -gf' fn fx- -in -wf -T-, -22 -'ff -2+ -f'- -rf -rf -2' -1- sv sv 'gb kgdkfdkx:l1r'qi'irzfil f':E,k'x'1U:'f'5k'L'ik'x'nUr'1fIlc f'i:':'indfc,1dlm'iI:'1'121c'x!5i,ZtE':l1cr,L'ilcfV1Imfil'xihxclhxdbxdkxiIczzibfdfctailzxsilc1:i1'1ifL'ihuibLuli'1i' .him f 53 rr. f T 1 'T' rg- 1- ' -S4 'C' QE 1 +712 A '54 KY' 4-QE: .gif fi . td 4926. +92 Q fsi Ta 'CW tim: '14 eps: l .tm .-:E ,A -14 9: 1.14 .- 5'4 ' 41 C11 Qu... ' -Ss l .Qt Q?-.4 ,Sa .J ,. a., . fa 'c ,QE K WT. ,. '31 74. ,SE fs. if , I 54 QL, E. ' v-1 :E ,l A srfif - 4. CL' 4715 Aff 'Y .s. .91 fs. 5 .s. , '31 34. UT' t ns. -1' 'fire QT' 'WY 1 'T' 4511 .QI as -to Q72 JE K? ,K .WZ UC' ,TE Compliments of Hope Rubber Compan GOODRICH TIRES :: SPQRTING GOODS 16 Putnam Street Tel. 1090 Iobbing Promptly' Attended To Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Compliments of . D. WILSON Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work - Oil Burners Dr. F. B. McMurra DENTIST Cor. Laurel Sl Putnam Sts. P Tel. 352 Fitchburg, Mass. RITTER For FLQWERS w 1,5 ,,.. Fi'1 555' if -, ef' 1. Q., Egg E3 Eff Et EQ, get 52 Es 5' 1, 53? Ek VS' 2 553+ rrf , 53' 54+ 831+ Es gn W F45 Ez. pai E14 ,s nr gf? ie ,. nv , EY' BE? gge Eff' E-Q-sf gig, 53+ EQ E55 552' 123' E56 E59 QE: 'IPI-5T'X'Y'5'NF'i'Z?f'TT5 WP?'PYPEWP5?Y?I'7TPIa7?'i'?T9PIPl0ZP!'!FNPNP1? FH? Y-5PI'?Y'Ffl'TFIUfT'Z fPitKPHY-iii? MCT Pf9I3Cl9i'51'!-??I iT5l?1U '7I'Flx7fI'i:'QQI5S5E ,QU x, .Juv se. .Alt .VV .Vx U. .lv aj. .WV .QT .J. .,,. ..,x. ul. .IV VL. aut. ,Ae 3. QL. JA. .mr ,Le st. Qs. .-5. si.. st, xx. 14. ,lv ex. .4 . .A .1 4 U M fi sits 3333333333333333 B' at 'T' F' EQ' Phone 3150 Ei 'Fir Comrvlfmmfs Of Gertrude's Beauty Shop if sig 131233 Crescent Apartments n W Fitchburg, Mass. G. Beauty Culture Iu All Its Branches 18 Blossom Street ' -I I GERTRUDE BURGWINKLE, Prop. mx. I : ' x I ' x 1EiaQ?ai5 tLii'i'4fEt We recommend the purchase of these makes of American Watches: . HAMILTON, ILLINOIS, ELGIN 3, Complzmeuts of and WALTHAM 2 The upkeep cost is less-Their value is greater and it will aid K ,S Pharmacy unemployment. 1 is it tr tr 5 5 fi? rs 3 is fi? 51 Has' 5 ff 212 Water street S- M- NATHAN -5-'I' :St 471 Main St. Fitchburg Est -Tiff- WATCH SPECIALIST it :fi W 52+ as Eff Continental Baking Co. Circle Street - Fitchburg, Mass. . MAKERS CF WCNDER BREAD As Good as Gold 'SU E53 55 rf:-is PT: 539' 5' E i rs 992 RTT?- a' 'n32Y Z35l5 33'-Ss'5 +z? 4F :W '4!'5zN':'5.57 W'aN fk 5 fss 5?. 'af' 'f5E5?U5?'I31'mf?W'f?W'5?i15l3T ffi5Ufs 1IN 'JETS Compliments QT' C. A. CROSS St CC., INC. THE RED 5 WHITE sToREs Kendall Catering Company No Party Too Small, No Party Too Large HARRY KENDALL, Mmwger 56 North Street Tel. 2604-W D. T. KDVAL TAILOR Custom Made Clothes We give you expert custom tailoring - We give you style, We give you quality - But what is more important, we give you values far in excess of our prices. We also do all kinds of Cleaning, Remodeling, Dyeing and Pressing. We Call and Deliver Free. 280 WATER STREET Call 2861 f W Put your Savings in a Mutual Savings Bank. Worcester North Savings Institution 288-294 Main St. Fitchburg, Mass. Deposits put on interest monthly Dividends paid Quarterly I l Compliments of Compliments of 4 Firestone Service J. G. FLYNN Stations Inc. TOWEL SUPPLY 843 Main Street Tel. 1560 JOSEPH ADDANTF. High Grade Shoe Repairing Stock and Work Guaranteed Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shines 286 Water St. Tel. 534 Fitchburg, Mass. c Q 'r ! H, ':. , QamaaasaaagaaaaarhzxzaiggaSanaQ4Q4QarazazhraiaQQiaaraagaaaaaHaaaiazaiazagnangi gif. ll? Q72 42:2 In of ,ra War, ,ITE E5 .E L., A BIGGER AND BETTER B k l ' it pg IOC QIHHHS 4 3 .lit H QE Constantly Growing Every Year! ' -'C . . . . Com liments of 1 This b1g market will contlnue to he p 'PHI all that It has been--the place where qftil your food To 5 3 buy the most, and in .gli add1t1on we have added 4000 sq. ft. ,531 to our bakery production department , F ' Eye and salesroom, and for your protect- 52? 1on new modern meat coolers have '13 also been added. 1 d ,,.i' 1 3 ' Q L H5 When you buy food buy it 1 'fi at Brockelmaws l iv, . PTI, 'ri 4 D ers 'Big Ma1n Market: 414-420 MAIN ST. Y gr' Cleghorn Market: 154 Fairmount St. if FITCHBURG gi? 'lil Other markets in Worcester, Clinton, ,riff Leominster, Gardner, Nashua, gf? f.-Q1 Y-Sf Lowell and Lawrence. EQ, .IL 3. Q 3 K, W ,fam Y 7, - .. - .aff '-9: asf! a 20:1 E22 Q52 Eid, +553 51? E , Q Compliments of sf E40 548' I BU. re . I ,esure Company F d D if as Wholesale Confectioners 912+ 1,11 sg rf EQ' U? rg- at lf E54 EEE 76 Laurel Street F1tchburg, Mass. Q-Q, A ,1- ? E E 49 Q5 -53 Jn Z5 9353?'5if 2f'l5rE'Uffi5lfi9'l5lWi?'l5Z?Q3'5i?f'33flT'flSl'5i?'l?l'?5?lfi?'l5i5lf3lQ3WTW523'?TFWlWEWFW 92 EgaiaaiariaiiariaisfswrurfaKiaz?aQfaiS:r13:1Sammmmmmmiziammzmimmmmmmdaiihw , i . 4+ ai e QE ..,..... L -Q I x Y' H hifi Q., 423: E324 Compliments of -A, scifi H-Q QE C M' h 1 F D fi' Q55 1C 3.9 . 111111 gaze aff' Ege- iee Ei '-iv 4:3 . 53? EES 86 :Eo- fzi Compliments of 'ES 'if' His 'ik- Fitchhurg Coal Co. Ei Ei. 4 Day Street Fitchburg, Mass. 'Egb- ff: - lege is may l tg wg Compliments of 1 i gi 55 Eugene I. Murphy Ft Drugs With A Reputation ' Zia Main at Day Street as C mpliments of Cor. Laurel St Cross Sts. l Compliments of see? Mallahy Funeral Home 43 Highland Avenue C. W. Bennett Shoe Co. w MANUFACTURERS l Boys' Goodyear Welt Shoes l MURNANES DRUG STQRE Compliments of P. I. Keating Company Fitchburg, Mass. ia +35 rg-wff vmu 333.-.vm Nfff,.',..,i, - 1. g ' L' e4fffgx:f f'5g.fv'fFifa ..- . .. 1 -H51 .', v ' 'vu -XX' v- T' ,, A I, ,, 4, ,N .T 1. . f 1 . X v. 1 r gisiariiiisi-3rQ?3ii3'ia1s?a1s?aiikriairiairriisiasiaiiariarofaiaiiriiriiariaiaiarhshiiiagaiiriaiirrahmmmdastrgblia gg, ' '14 E Q lg L 4,22 Compliments of Complzments of 6, 132 R +31- .5:'t,.., c it Malone Smart Imperial it UF if 1 Shop 1 Company gif 4535 EQ. '44 . 22 Oliver st. ga. Fitchburg, Mass. Moran Square ,U-is m - - E? V,,,., i Eig- N fini 4+ Facial Massage Permanent Waving vf i Haircutting Marcel and Finger , Compliments Of Waving Scalp Treatments E us. 'E'-75 Ei' .1 It h ur - . - , Lg C b g The Hairdressing Shop Q Produce Mrs. L. W. Gorman Eg, 'fri Eff- ig u Company 17 Prichard St. 55:56 Fitchburg, Mass. Tel. 2820 at ir-'fl '71 452 55+ Fig? Compliments of 'PH A Friend I . 4 ' Ng, ' im, 5.56 551311 iuiuii , in HI A M, Blanchard 81 Brown Printing Co. I Book, Job and Catalog Printing 25 Water Street A Fitchburg, Massachusetts Yaaamv' 'QV PRINTERS OF 1933 BERNARDIAN 5 w if f-ee is- Est we 1 'E 'W EWFYF W'5S '1l+ 51i 'f32' 'Sly ,TTWW FRATERNITY, COLLEGE AND CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements and Invitations Jeweler to the Senior Class of St. Bernard's High School L. C. Balfour Company Manufacturing Jewelers 81 Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. Engravings of Unexcelled Quality for School and College Publications HCWARD-WESSCN CO. WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS The foliage Engmverf of New Efzglmzcl The Engravings for this Publication were made by Howard-Wesson Co. WWW MlFmL:1,wI.1, N am lu 'lima-:...:-'. ' .1 . 1 Tun' Wm 'Mm E -:ml Uf,1V.,'lwYllMMAiIm-WJM4' fNl?'i4.1IiiM1ULI7LJ.l.1i,'5T? MHMwl1L lLi1MMn'w1u1-dlvikmwlllumillwuxxuwu WI.lWLLHvLWM4iHwf3nWuJaiTF ' NRI! ' Q Mfii' S'1 i 1 sf r - J . B' ,I ',. ,13,f.... -1. ' . . ln. .:. v.',,4 . 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