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

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DIANA MARY LEGER Fun-loving Diana is the life of our class. She follows a plan of happy school-day activities, has starred in dramatics, and at the basketball games has often cheered herself hoarse. The business world will gain a wholesome addition when Diana leaves her Alma Mater at graduation. THERESA GEORGETTE LEGER Have you ever seen Theresa in the midst of an animated conversation? That's when you can make a true estimate of her worth. She is enthusiastic, confident, and free from all shyness that may at first have possessed her. Adding to this her ever-ready repartee, you have in Theresa a combination that will be the index of future success. Keep it up, Theresa, for we are all with you. PAULINE RITA LEMAIRE Gay, vivacious, Rita is always found in the midst of laughter and enjoyment. Her love of fun and friendliness has won her many friends. Coming to us with the tradi- tional traits of St. Ann’s Academy we hope she will also carry the traits of St. Bernard’s with her in the future. Best of luck in your chosen career, Pauline. ETHEL LOUISE LOISELLE From the suburbs of Fitchburg, Ethel finds her way to Harvard Street each day. She has always been attentive to the worthwhile, and has never overlooked a chance of lend- ing a helping hand. Because of her cheer and pleasant com- panionship she will be well remembered by all of her class- mates, long after she has left the portals of her high school. The best that the world can give will be yours, Ethel. JANET MARY MC GREGOR Friendly, vivacious, enthusiastic all week long—that’s Janet. A very good student she excelled in Chemistry where her knowledge often amazed us. Her wholesome natural- ness in dramatics often made our enjoyment complete. Her natty style of dress, enhanced by her crown of blond hair completes the picture of Janet—a girl whom everyone likes. Our best wishes for every success, Jan.

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ELIZABETH ANNE JORDAN Elizabeth is one of those quiet girls whose charm lies in her ability to hear others. Whether a sad or funny story is being told, Elizabeth is an appreciative listener. She has always been seen with her close friend, Rose, attending all school football or basketball games. Success to Betty in all her future work. MARIE ALPHONSINE LACOMBE “Harriet” often joined us vibrant with the frosty cold of winter mornings when she had to trudge through the snow owing to the refusal of the family car to start. She never missed out however, in coming, and it is this grit that will carry her through the various stages of the nursing career. Best of luck, “Harriet,” through the years. MILDRED MARY LEBLANC One of our small brunettes, Mildred has kept us going by her inimitable little way of diffusing wit, humor, and genialty. She saw to it that she did not ever lose ground on the honor roll, and yet was right there always in the cheering squad at all the games. Best of everything Mildred, from all of us. CHARLOTTE YVONNE L’ECUYER “The life of the party’’—that’s the best way by which we may designate Charlotte. She spent much time in care- fully preparing her class work, but never slipped up in re- gard to sports or school activities. After school days she plans to continue secretarial work to which she has already been initiated. May you reach the heights, Charlotte. GLADYS THERESA LEGENDRE Another of our famous pianists, who for reasons all her own, never seeks to invade the spotlight. Much of her free time she spends in outdoor activities, and in the perfecting of her loved accomplishment. May your achievements in after life, Gladys, be a just compensation for all your efforts. 27

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THERESA MARY MC HUGH Theresa is true blue when it comes to friendship, accord- ing to the testimony of all her many friends. She is one of our best representatives of the commercial department, as well as being one of our ace rooters in sports, where her spirit did much toward scoring victory. Success and happi- ness always, Theresa. CATHERINE ELIZABETH MC NALLY Betty is a general favorite with all, for she displays the character of a true Bernardian, always friendly, polite and smiling. Although in class she is very quiet and retiring, Betty is an enthusiastic rooter at all sport contests. For four years, she has pursued the commercial course, and we feel sure, that the greatest success as a secretary will be hers. Best wishes, Betty. BARBARA ANNA MELLITT Here we present a happy combination of sweet temper, friendliness, and a humor that makes you chuckle. Barb has a sincere frankness that enables her to win your confidence before you realize what it is all about. Best of all she is dependable which prevents any regrets on the part of those who have accepted her friendship. Best of luck to you, Barb. GERMAINE MARIE MOREL Germaine gave us a right start for the day as her friend- ly smile greeted us each morning in Room 21. There is a quiet and grace of manner about her that causes those who come in contact with her to wish to form a lasting friend- ship. Her modulated voice is seldom heard except in well- prepared recitations, and this alone is a sufficient indication of what to expect in the future. Every happiness, Ger- maine for we are certain of your success THERESA JACQUELINE MORIN This modest, dignified young lady is one of the idols of our class. An earnest student and zealous worker Theresa finds time nevertheless, to scintillate irrepressible mirth and glee. As Vice-President of the French Club we had ample opportunity to witness her worth and her many pleasant traits. May happiness and cheer be yours for keeps, Theresa. 29