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

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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 ,

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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

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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