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

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JOSEPHINE BELLI Are you talking about wizards? We have one in our midst in the person of our efficient little Josephine. Much of the work for the Bernardian was typed by her capable fingers, and the beauty of it all is that she is so modest, retiring, and unassuming. Greatness is always concealed in persons and assuming. Greatness is always concealed in persons like Jo. ANITA THERESA BELLIVEAU Cleghorn has won through this little dark-eyed brunette the prize for “‘la plus jolie’ of the Class of ’47. In addition to making the typewriter talk she makes the air vibrant with the verve of her liveliness and vivacity. She has the where- with to make a grand career and she sets out with our most enthusiastic cheers. CONSTANCE CLAIRE BELLIVEAU Charmingly shy, and for that reason all the more attrac- tive, Connie has stood out as one of our most popular blonds. She has lived up to the significance of her name which is ‘firmness’, and has demonstrated more than once a well-balanced, strong character. Her devoted service in the orchestra is only one of the many activities for which we can praise her. DENISE LORRAINE BELLIVEAU Denise is a girl with a flair for accomplishment, for whatever she plans she successfully carries through. As an example we have only to recall the Christmas Party of ’46. reserved, loves nice clothes, and is above all a Bernardian with whom we delighted to journey along the road of knowledge. MARY DOROTHY BILOTTA Mary’s dark tresses remind us always of Scott's winsome Ellen Douglas. Her sparkling eyes and neat appearance re- veal a future success in both business and social life. We will cherish always the happy pastimes we had with Mary, when her merry laugh and rollicking mischief lightened the somber pathway of future savants. on BHernardian 194

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PBEM REAR ESS SALVATORE ANTHONY VIGGIANO Sal has often proved himself a friend in need. Being en- dowed with an unusual amount of good common sense he studies at the right time, then comes prepared to meet the fray; while we with our easy-going neglect have to beg him for a lift on the way. His highlights include typing and playing the trumpet for with the latter he was one of the main props of our orchestra. THOMAS JOHN WONG The third of our illustrious class cartoonists, and one with his feet already firmly planted on the ladder of success; for you see, Tom is even now employed by our local paper in cartoon illustrations. We thank Tommy for his splendid service for our “Blue and Gold’, and also for his fine sketches in our year book. May the years bring a still greater host of friends and admirers. EUNICE MARGUERITE ANDERSON Eunice’s brown eyes and hair have become a familiar sight to all patronizing the school lunch counter. In her quiet way she has won a special place in the hearts of ail her classmates. The ability she displays in the Physics class has been the wonder of all present. We, her classmates, wish her the best of happiness and success as she joins the rank of the alumni. RHEA YVONNE ARCHAMBAULT Hobbies are fine when they complement one another, and we suppose that is why Rhea chose reading and cookies. Her dark charming beauty ought to make her an attractive sec- retary, while her suave, gentle manners and contagious laughter will undoubtedly produce the ideal hostess. CORNELIA MAY BALLEW With a rippling laugh and a great big smile, Connie greets one and all every morning. Her four years in our midst has never failed to find her in the top ranks of schol- astic achievement. As Connie leaves us, we send with her our best wishes for happiness and success in the future. Keep smiling, Connie. eum Peridrdian

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947 CONSTANCE CHARLOTTE BOURQUE Connie, good-natured, carefree, and extremely depend- able, paid great attention to her dress all through high school; and always found keen delight in eating chocolate sundaes. As a sport fan she was tops, and such we expect to find her as a busy secretary in the coming years. AMY FRANCES CARBONNEAU Ripples and giggles of laughter and fun! When we hear them we know Amy is round the corner somewhere. She is about our smallest, prettiest, and liveliest senior. Her blue eyes make you think of summer and the seashore, while her wit makes you forget the drudgery of the balance sheet. We thank Amy for all her affability expended in our midst. YVONNE LORRAINE CADIEUX Even Dickens would find it hard to pick and choose among Yvonne's outstanding characteristics. Therefore, we will mention but a few,—modest, retiring, cheerful, and laudably ambitious,—in fine, an ideal young Catholic grad- uate. Here we take leave of our little classmate, with fon- dest hopes for a bright future. DENISE THERESA CARON Denise is a perfect lady at all times, and shows a definite taste for nice clothes. Her rich modulated voice seldom breaks the stillness unless in class recitations. High school days were all too short to enjoy the company of our friendly little classmate so we look to pleasant meetings as alumni of our Alma Mater. Hernardian =