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

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RENE ALBERT GENDRON Rene is one of our energetic football and baseball players. Around school he is one of our best-dressed seniors, usually of the rare white-shirt, collar-and-tie variety. Whenever we look Rene’s way, he never fails in flashing us one of his million-dollar smiles; and at closer range, a bit of his wit. LOUIS MAXIME ISABELLE Louis, of the ready smile and flashy ties, is another smart dresser. He is president of the French Club and an active member of the’ Dramatic Club, giving us a fine sample of his dramatic ability in two of our plays. Louis is a great sportsman and likes nothing better than to go far into the wilds to hunt and fish. RICHARD LAWRENCE KEARNEY Although Dick has been with us for only two years, his perpetually even disposition and his ability to mix freely with others, has made him a favorite. As an efficient mem- ber of the French Club, Dramatic Club, and BERNARDIAN associate editor, Dick has proven himself highly capable. Hunting is his big sport. EDWARD JOSEPH KEAVENEY In our illustrious Class of 50, Eddie is a most person- able member and a great favorite with everyone, although he never pushes himself into prominence, as we well know. We're glad that this classical student is planning to attend T. C., for we know we couldn't have a better representa- tive there for SBHS. LIONEL EMILE LAMOUREUX Towering in stature above most of us, Lionel’s erect figure is conspicuous as he maneuvers himself with agility in and out of our ranks, and with his usual serenity and good nature. From our association with him in classes, we know that accompanying this dexterity of body is an equally keen mental alertness. 24

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JAMES MARTIN ENWRIGHT Sociable Jimmy is another high-in-stature “5Oer, who likes nothing better than to raise drooping morale by one of his favorite jokes. Jim delights in drawing faces, the more gruesome the better, as the young ladies in his vicinity testify. His Blue and Gold contributions ably prove his literary ability. PAUL FRANCIS FLEMING Tex is that tall, friendly chap, who comes to us each morning from the far West (side), and like the renowned cowboy of old i s a friendly individual of few words but big heart and helping hand. But when it comes to a physiology recitation, the tongue of our Tex is unleashed in eloquent delivery. AUGUSTE HECTOR FORTIN This well-built, Harold-the-Saxon type of youth, came to us in sophomore year from Assumption, and soon be- came one of us. We remember how well Heck served us at the lunch counter, entertained us at Junior-Senior Recep- tion, and played a fine game of ball on the gridiron, until a knee injury occurred. ROGER FREDERICK GAMACHE Sociable, carefree Roger has the unusual record of being on the football team since freshman year, but it is as quar- terback for the past two years that he has been outstanding. He is also a good basketball player and skiier. Next to sports, Roger gets a lot of enjoyment from his hobby of raising rabbits. ROLAND EDMOND GARIEPY Just by looking at Gap, we know that he is a happy optimist to the nth degree and a proponent of mirth and hilarity, so it is evident why his company is sought. How he likes to zoom along Leominster thoroughfares in his shining Plymouth! Next to this he has a great interest in sports, radio, and video. Pi)

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CHARLES ARTHUR L’ECUYER Clean-cut, very likeable Charlie, with a way of making us laugh heartily that can’t be duplicated anywhere, is our classic example of what a gentleman should be. A good student, especially in math, we are glad he intends to continue his studies at medical school. Driving of a rare brand is his specialty. GERALD ROBERT LEGER Gerry is one of our early-morning arrivals, who appears on the scene first with a cheerful briskness and freshness unsurpassed, which carries him through the day with a smile and unbounded enthusiasm. Although Gerry doesn’t believe in monopolizing the conversation, he is known as a clever comedian and wit. PAUL ALBERT MARCOUX Paul is no shirker as is apparent from his activities in and out of school. Faithful to the orchestra for four years, he has also written for the Blue and Gold, taken part in dramatics and various clubs, and worked hard on yearbook advertising, as well as giving loyal support to SBHS in all its other activities. EDGAR WILFRED MAXFIELD Max is another commuting senior who bridges the gap between us and Leominster. Outstanding on the gridiron, the team lost a fine player when Ed sustained an injury requiring hospitalization. In spite of his great yen for fun, when studying has to be done, Max seriously buckles down to work and succeeds. ARTHUR HECTOR McCLUSKEY Arthur’s faithfulness in supporting our school orchestra for three years, is but one proof of his spirit of loyalty and cooperation, which is also so strongly evidenced in the staunch support he has given to our teams. Advanced math holds no terrors for Arthur as it does for so many of us less talented ones. ans,