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

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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

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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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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