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

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Under Che Standard of Christ, The King (Class Matto) Throughout this bright and golden world of ours Where’ er the hand of man has wrought his powers Chere flourishes a mighty name divine - Che Christ, the King, all noble and sublime. Poor erring man has wandered from His fold And to base pods his prerions life has sold, Nay, even he has tried to prove a lie That God exists and reigns hepond the skp. And sa, dear Classmates, as we near the goal, And prove bp trials the metal of our soul, We've formed a valiant army ‘neath the Cross Of Christ, the King, who spurns all earthly dross; And may we one and all serve tell and long Through peaceful pears apart from sin and wrong, Until Death’s Angel to Geaven’s throne will bring A loval standard bearer of Christ, the Ring. — Mary Gould

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CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT JAMES TWINING “Rugged as the mighty oak And unsurpassed in sports.’ Bob has led the class of °37 faithfully for two years and therefore has an esteemed and honored position among his classmates. He was not only a great man on the gridiron but was also Co-Captain of the Foot- ball Team which under his leadership staged many vic- tories. He is always the center of activity and is ex- ceptionally courteous in all demands. The Senior Class of ’37 wish Bob the best of luck in whatever field his future interests may lie. ’ Mary THERESA GUMBLETON “Always pleasant and always. bright, Whatever she does is always right.” Mary, the Vice-president of our class is one of the most popular members. Wherever there is fun, Mary is sure to be present, and is most probably the cause. Basketball and dancing are her favorite pastimes when she is not intent on lessons. For her kindliness and interest in all our activities we thank her most heartily and hope her future days will have bright sunny skies. ANNA ELEANOR HURLEY “A winning way, a pleasant smile - And yet most thoughtful all the while.” Anna, who has served as Secretary of our class, has measured up to a creditable standing both in scholastic rank and social activities. Seldom has her name been missing from the Honor Roll. Her pet diversion is dancing, and incidentally we found out that she is also the tailoress of our class. Her pleasant smile endeared her to us from the beginning. We all trust that in her future career in the business world, success will loom high on her horizon. JAMES MARK RAHER “So impatient, full of action Full of manly pride and friendship.” Jimmie ranked as an excellent student and at the same time attained a grade of A-1 in the realm of wit. He was never conspicuous for absence from any school function. Along with actively guarding the class treas- ury, he also managed skilfully the exchequer of St. Leo’s Boys Club. Jimmy plans to go to Catholic Uni- versity in September, and we know that we'll find him still smiling there as in the days at St. Bernard’s. 14