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

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— Nitti Dominus, frstra ——— CATHERINE ANN CONNORS Here is one classmate whom we will always remember, since her petiteness and gay manner will forever linger in our memory. Laughter and mirth form her watchword. Catherine would never let a sad or dull moment crowd out a happy day. With this outlook on life, her path will un- doubtedly lead to the gateways of prosperity and happiness. IRENE RITA CONNORS Irene is the embodiment of action and vitality. That is why she is one of the most popular girls of the school. Her interests include sports such as dancing, football, and skating. Yet her enthusiasm is just as great when it comes to lessons, and we have yet to find her work unprepared. This is the proof of true worth, and we are sure that Irene’s reward will commensurate. ANNETTE IDA COUTURE A sweet temper, splendid sense of humor, and a gener- ous nature, mix them all together and you have Annette. It is no wonder that she is well liked among her fellow class- mates. Traces of these qualities stand out in her studies and sport activities. Endowed with such excellencies, her road to success and happiness in the future is inevitable. MARY LOUISE CROWLEY Mary has always been prominent in extra-curricular activ- ities. Determination and unyielding ambition were the key- notes of her school career. Yet you could always depend on her to greet you with a smile, a witty, encouraging remark, and a tap on the back. Few know it, but Mary is an ac- complished pianist and singer. When she goes to train at Hantford Hospital, their gain is our loss. CHARLOTTE THERESA CUDDAHY Charlotte has in her own quiet, unassuming way added much to the gaiety of our school life. In these trouble- some times, she has been, as it were, a bright star in our heaven of students, always shining; and never flickering in her attempt to add to our school day remembrances that we will ever hold dear.

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== Nii Dominus, pusta —— THERESA ROSE CARCHIDI That surprises come in small packages certainly holds true with Tessie. A “Wizard” in studies, especially math, is the only appropriate word that can be used to describe her. Her cheerful smile and encouraging advice have spurred many seniors on to success. But one good turn deserves another; therefore, we wish Tessie all the happi- ness and luck that the future holds in store for her. THERESA CONSTANCE CHABOT Some day, we hope to see Tessie’s name as a great star, featured in the Ice Follies, for this blue-eyed senior has given much of her time to figure skating. However, we have many other activities to list up in Tessie’s school life, not least among them being her achievements in the schol- astic line. When the roll call for celebrities of the Class of 43 is sounded we will look for her name. JEANNE REA COLLETTE Jeanne certainly follows the dictum—'‘be seen, not heard’, for seldom do we hear a word from her, yet she is one of the most popular of the seniors. A conscientious attention to duty has been her outstanding characteristic, and we feel certain it will spell tremendous success in the business world. DOROTHY ANNE COMISKEY Tall, slender, attractive, and friendly—this is Dot, all the way from Leominster. Another admirable trait we have noted all along in her is an unusual spirit of kindliness— something which they say, is rare in us young mortals. In all our memories of Dot, there is nothing but the pleasant- est, and we hope that her pathway will be flooded with sunshine. IRENE BABARA CANNON Irene is that pretty little miss with titian curls who comes from the East Side. Well may that secluded locality be proud to claim her as its own. Irene, always keep that twinkle in your eye, and that ever-ready smile, and you'll be as much a success in business as you have been in school. 27

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ee =} Nii Dominus, prusha — ELEANOR AGNES CUNNINGHAM The business world will cordially greet one of our most charming commercial students in Eleanor. Our assurance of this is her record as a student, for we all know the business world seeks and recognizes the worthwhile stu- dent. Eleanor, our best wishes go to you and may pros- perity be yours. AGNETHA ANNE DALEY Dignity crowned with a wealth of golden brown hair is what strikes you first in Agnetha. Then, it’s her soft, low voice that persuades you in spite of yourself. But when the dark brown of her eyes sparkle with mischievous fun, then it is that you realize why we appreciate Agnetha so much. Reading these lines will make us want to relive the happy days of high school. FILOMENA PAULINE DATEO What a joy to be tended by such a cheerful, rosy -nurse! Such will be “Manna’’ for we understand that is her ulti- mate goal. She who can turn sadness into gladness, and change tears into cheers will be no mediocre asset in the great profession. Don’t forget us, Manna, in the future, and we will remember you always. JEANNETTE MARY DEZINGAS Meet one of our outstanding baseball and basketball play- ers. In addition she ranks high in the scholastic field, too, having nearly always made an honor ranking in studies. So Jeannette is proof ample that girls can be tops in sports and in studies as well as the boys. Good luck, Jeannette, for the future. ANN LOUISE DOOLING Ann is vitally interested in outdoor sports, particularly swimming. Whenever you look for her on a warm sum- mer day, don’t forget her pescine tendencies, and seek out some cool, shady stream. It would be well for her to leave directions as to her whereabouts, for having made scores of friends at school, she will be a much sought figure in the days to come. Our best wishes for your welfare, Ann. 29 ap aa