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

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THERESA ANGELINA BEAUVAIS Theresa’s skill at the piano is equalled only by her success in studies. All along the way she has maintined a high honor rating, while at the same time finding time for fun and hobbies. We do not know whether Theresa is headed, but one thing is certain we are all rooting for her. CLAIRE LOUISE BELLIVEAU Claire has the desirable traits of a secretary: notably quiet, dependability, and grace. With her throughout the years lessons came first; then she delved into- the fun with zest and enthusiasm rarely surpassed. When she begins her ca- reer in the business world, we know the rafters wont the bursts of praise. Keep it up, Claire. ALBERTINE IRENE BOUCHER How such a name as “Butch” came to be bestowed on Albertine is hard to know, but there she is—our “Butch’’— small, pretty, and divinely attired in the latest style. How could we fail to understand when her contrast in all respects make the appellation as apt. May your success be moun- tain-high, ‘“Butch,’’—always. NATALIE AGNES BURNETT Natalie is a modest little girl who believes in never mak- ing unnecessary noise. She didn’t come to us until her Sophomore year, but because of her friendly attitude it seems that she was always with us. We wish you the best of everything, Natalie. SYLVIA CECILIA CAMPBELL Sylvia is one of our most attractive blonds. Her friendly smile and charming ways have endeared her to us from the beginning. Her untiring interest in sports brought her to every football and basketball game. We wish you luck, suc- cess and lots of happiness in the future, Sylvia.

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WILLIAM EDWARD SOWERBUTTS Bill is our idea of a true, loyal classmate. He was al- ways unexpectedly near when assistance was needed, whether it was a car for a basketball game, or a decorator for a so- cial. During class hours he was usually serious, intent on the work of the moment, but when work was finished his broad smile revealed the glowing warmth of a fine char- acter. The best of everything, Bill. LOUIS SAMUEL TULIANO Louis, spirited and full of zest and vigor, has added greatly to the spriteliness of our school days. He was al- ways the embodiment of wholesome fun, and it will be a pleasure in the days ahead to recall this worthy classmate of °46. GERMAINE THERESA ARMSTRONG Gimmy is one of the tiniest members of our class, but in spite of this manages to have a good time. She is charm- ing, vivacious and very pleasant. What her plans for the future are, we do not know, but one thing is certain, she will always be a credit to St. Bernard’s. Best of everything, Gimmy. PAULINE LENA AUBIN Pauline’s eyes make you think of the ocean, on a clear spring morning. The peace and calm that envelops her al- ways has the happy faculty of communicating itself to us, for we never fail to have a happy, pleasant pastime in her company. May she ever spread about her the quiet happi- ness of high school days. DORIS ANNE BASQUE All during her stay at Harvard Street Doris has been quiet, unobtrusive, and very sweet. She was one of the early arrivals every morning, and spent the time before classes began in studying Law or History. We might have profited by her good example, but it was hard for some of us to learn. Au revoir, Doris, and may every happiness be yours. 19

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BARBARA ANNE CAULFIELD Barbara has the enviable record among us of never saying a word that would hurt anyone. She was always an unfail- ing help when such was needed, and it would have to be a stormy night, certainly, when Barb would fail to show up at a basketball ‘game. We know her fidelity will go out into the nursing profession which she intends to enter. May you always keep up the same true interest in the future, Barb. LORRAINE MARION CHARRON Well bred, gentle-mannered, and a lady in every respect, Lorraine has lent dignity and charm to our school days. Loy- alty to her friends and school brought her to many extra curricula events. We know these sterling qualities and her calm assurance will guide her in years to come to honor and distinction. GLORIA MARIE COLLETTE Gloria’s kindly nature and general friendliness make her an ever desirable chum. She often served as the rainbow behind the cloud, never being too occupied to befriend every- one. Whatever your future plans may be, may every good fortune be yours, Gloria. KATHLEEN ANN CONNELL Kay possesses a charm all her own and her airy cheerful- ness never lags even on the dullest day. With not a care in the world, she lives each day as it comes. But—don't let that fool you—Kay hopes to go out into the business world —so good luck to you, Kay and keep laughing. MARGARET THERESA CONNORS The girl with the Irish eyes and a million-dollar smile. Such is our friendly likeable Peggy. Bubbling over with vivacity, enthusiasm and mirth, Peggy has moved among us week in, week out, and we are unable to recall a day when her merry laughier did not ring out. Success, we know, will be ycurs in the future, Peg. 21