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

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- Foreword In presenting this issue of the Bernardian, it has been the earnest desire of its editors to maintain and strengthen the tradition of the school an- nual, and in the years to come to furnish a storehouse of happy memories.

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Class Mello = Sick ye therefore first lhe kingdom of i God and His justice. Matt. VI - 33. Class Colors - Blue and nS Al Glas Leiner = Yood Rose.

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GEORGE BERNARD FISCHER “He had the warmth of genial courtesy, the calm of self-reliance.” ‘Bunny’ our esteemed class President, performed his numerous official duties in a quiet unobtrusive, yet nevertheless efficient manner. He has won many friends by his gentle, cordial bearing, and the senior class will long remember him as the perfect host, whenever the occasion demanded. His interest in his studies was unfaltering even amid the many activities of senior year. Such zest for real work cannot go unrewarded and we expect to see “Bunny” soon mount the ladder of success to a pin- nacle rarely attained. MARGARET MARY MARTIN “Simplicity and gentleness belie a character of strength and womanliness.”’ For two years Margaret has served us as Vice- President with a dignity and poise that bespeaks the student of worth. The most bewitching thing about her is enjoyment of fun, modulated as it is with her consideration of duty. Although immersed in the activities of school life her chief aim has ever been to attain a high scholastic standard from the first, and it is this trait of Margaret's that will linger with us after she has taken her departure from our midst. JEANNE GERTRUDE [IRISH “Here's to somebody staunch and true.” Jeanne came to us from Arlington in the Sophomore year and made herself right at home. Her great delight is found in her beloved music with which she has often charmed us. Her smile is contagious, her enthusiasm refreshing, and her cheer fever fails to encourage. She was elected Secretary in her junior year, and has filled this im- portant position with remarkable success. Her high school record augers well for her future, and no doubt her high honor standing of high school days will accompany her in her future career. JOSEPH HENRY CARPENTIER “A goal he set, the standard high.” In the fall of '32 Joe first brought his spontaneous smile from the golden summits of West Fitchburg. ° But that was not all, for possessed of a keen analytical mind, he put it to the best advantage in the difficulties of Math, and the seldom traversed regions of the classics. Our appreciation of him culminated in his election to the office of Class Treasurer in which capac- ity he has served us nobly. His peculiar virtue of reti- cence has veiled his future aspirations, but we know that honcr will ever gild his name. 13