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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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.