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

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RALPH LOUIS ANNESSI Gleam of laughter in his dark eyes . . . good-natured... . keeps the sunny side up . . . considerate of all. . . orchestra sax player . . . bright star at basketball and baseball. LEON JOHN BOUDREAU Gentlemanly to the core . . . spotless in appearance . . . never slovenly in posture, speech, or work . . . int elligent . always in good spirits . . . naturally humorous. . . ideal buddy . . . Drum Corps. ANTHONY JOSEPH ANZALONE Great propensity for fun hidden under a scholarly exterior . . . popular, intelligent, enthusiastic . . . zealous and gener- ous in working for all things Bernardian . . . fine editor, orator, actor. CLEMENT URO BOURGAULT Million-dollar smile for everyone . . . bigness of heart .. . somewhat reserved but easy to make friends with . . . smart dresser . . . inventive genius . . . builder and flyer of small planes. GERALD FRANCIS BELOLN, Manly stride and bearing”... facility for making friends ™ . contagious smile and-latgh . . » keen wit ... good word for everyone . ... welFliked’... prominent in, football and basketball. ROBERT DAVID BOURQUE Extremely energetic . . . bright countenance . . . perpetually cheerful . . . calmly unperturbed . . . smilingly takes jokes about his car ... all-round fine fellow . .. good student . . . photography hobby. ROBERT ALBERT BERNATCHEZ Cheerful, helpful companion . . . truest of comrades. . . genuine warmth of personality . . . perpetual smile . . . ranks high in studiesy. . . gmost successful in all he attempts... gentlemanly. . . eC 4 ¢ ZL ys , 4! ” 4, CHARLES AUGUSTUS BOYCE Likes ,6“argue . . . makings of a good debater . . . courage to ably defend his own convictions . . . forceful personality .. . well liked. . . able player on football team ... college plans. EDWARD JOSEPH BOUDREAU Dispeller of gloom . . . makes friends readily and keeps them forever ...a real pal... always accommodating and pleas- ant about doing a good turn... genuine sincerity .. . tested loyalty. NORMAND JOSEPH CANTIN Lives up to his reputation of being a born humorist . . . witty remarks always listened to . . . happy balance between study and fun . . . variety of outdoor interests . . . likes to build boats. 7 ti te 4h UA tA“-fti +? Z 7 at ZA ie KAD ow = 5

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAYMOND ROLAND SMITH Energetic Smitty, our curly-haired, extremely popular presi- dent . . . friendliness personified . . . always the same— smiling and cheerful . . . jokes galore, never corny . . . fine orator and actor ... outstanding as football guard for four years. MARGARET ANN PROVENZANI Our very versatile vice-president participating to the fullest in school activities . . . outstanding diocesan debater. . . girlish charm and naivete ... gentle refined manner... yet vivacious and gay . . . excellent student and tireless worker. ROGER FRANCIS STEBBINS No greater favorite than Roge, our most worthy treasurer and athlete . . . retiring and never seeking self . . . always good-natured and dependable . . . avoids useless arguments . three-letter man . . . dynamic end, hardworking center, fleet outfielder. ANNE BLANCHE GRENIER Our very talented and efficient “Miss Secretary of °51” ... tall and well-poised, slender and graceful . . . attractive sparkling personality . . . friendly and nice to everyone... one we will miss tremendously . . . most accommodating . . . high-honor student. 25

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JOHN WILLIAM CARBONE Smiles even when skies are dark . . . loyal supporter of various school activities . . . many fine stage appearances . Blue ae ee contributor . . . good student . .. ex tensive traveler. : By Done Ae a - NORMAN SIV POLE Extremely well liked . many friends g his ae enjoys talking, laughing, and fun. . pap yee: -luck ambitious . . . good sportsman and “hunte aa a draftsman. JOHN PETER CARTER Lively, twinkling eyes . . . never lets fun get by him... always ready to try a new trick .. . engaging grin. . . would do anything he could:for you . . . likes sports . . . good basketball player. JOSEPH HENRY DEVARENNES Blond, blue-eyed, tall, and well-built . . . very neat and dap- per dresser . . . ever genial and courteous . . . even sunny disposition . . . rather carefree but sincere in his efforts. RICHARD BERNARD CHARRON Tall and erect, blond and robust . . . deep, sonorous voice . .. masculine to the nth degree . . . man of few words... fond of outdoor life . . . rugged athlete o ggidiron for four years. Jitct rf oe ee ee Gd F fa WG I 4 fl Tae bs JOHN RAYMOND DOWER- Buoyant spirits never flagging . . . refuses td wor omed. what may... practical joker . . . always readyjwt A story funnier than the other fellow’s . . . one ofvour best-dressed seniors. ERNEST NORMAND CHEVRETTE One of our best-dressed seniors . . . frank, pleasant expres- sion... ever gentlemanly . . . straightforward and sincere . . subtle sense of humor... friends laud’ him to the sky. Yto-f4ierk- ROBERT LEONYD As courteous as he is tall . . . a big boy with big ideas which seldom materialize ... fine healthy appetite . . . suprisingly quiet at times . . . great power on the gridiron. ALBERT PAUL COSSETTE Never at a loss for words . . . always alert in class discussions . . . original expressions . waaay t helpful attitude . willing to do his share and morg . . football team asset. ) yi Coacys GD Ard Aae ‘¢ Luise a PAUL wakp- FARRELL Truly a man of distinction . . . jovial, contagious grin... .remarkable control of temper . . . perfect gentleman .% cateful about his appearance . . . very sociable . . . our brightest literary light. rl 27