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

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Richard Arthur Archambault Steady ... quiet ...reserved... friendly attitude toward all... always ready to turn on a smile . . . heart as big ashis smile... attractively dressed . . . keen en- joyer of all sports. Chester Earl Babineau Pleasant ... genial ... affable ; - . a Contagious smile . . . made our class periods memories for the future . . . noted for his fa- mous limousine ... a gentleman par excellence . . . Radio Club expert. Donald Paul Aubuchon Popular dark-haired Leominster- ite . . . a likeable fellow with a sense of humor . . . modestly shuns the limelight and applause . . . always ready to do a good turn . . . an active sports fan, Peter Ernest Bettinelli Example of unfailing pep, vitality and irrepressible good spirits... right at home wherever a good time is to be had... few dull moments when our good-natured Peter is around. Albert Samuel Averso Quiet . . . Cooperative ... ever ready with a pleasant smile ... stands high in the estimation of his classmates ... eager to perform a kindly act . . . earnest supporter of all that makes for good. Ronald Lionel Blais Our daily traveler from New Hampshire . . . all the characteris- tics of the renowned scholars of old . . . always on the front line when there is a tasktobedone... winner of the B, E, essay prize.

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WE SENIORS COME... LEFT to RIGHT: Elaine Sullivan, Francis Pandiscio, Yvette Dufour, Thomas Malone. Tuesday, September 18, was a big day for the class of ’52 for it was election day, a day for which wehad long looked forward. Father Conlin presided assisted by these seniors who acted as tellers: Chester Babineau, Raymond Charette, Gerard DeLisle, Josephine DiNatale, Arline Lakutis, Ann O’Connor, Robert Stocking, and Elaine Sullivan, In about an hour, we had elected Francis Pandiscio, president; Elaine Sullivan, vice-president; Thomas Malone, treasurer; and Yvette Dufour, secretary. Fran is an all-out popular Bernardian, a favorite of all, who has made a fine record for himself at football and basketball. Elaine Sullivan and Yvette Dufour have shown themselves leaders from the beginning. Both have the sunniest dispositions and show the same friendly spirit to all alike. We are glad Leominster has such a fine representative as smiling Tom Malone, a football standout who is most popular and extremely well-liked.

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Albert Joseph Bourque As popular as he is tall ... always amiable and considerate . . .hasa contempt for suitcoats . . .aready and willing helper for all things Bernardian . . . dependable . .. capable .. . staunch friend. Leo Paul Bray Quite the roar on the football field . . . always ready to fight for what is right and to uphold his school and Church . . . clever cartoonist 2s (BLUE AND: GOLD contri- ULOCG eos International Club leader. Raymond Warren Bouvier G. E.’s.pride and joy ... never lets you down . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . that sunny smile is “out of this world” and something to see’... . always a gentleman . . . good friend to have. Raymond Leo Brousseau Well-groomed senior ... a Ccon- stant gentleman .. . always jolly yet a quiet lad... fits in every- where . . . happy-go-lucky... enjoys each day as it comes... makes everyone glad he’s around . . . true Bernardian. Robert Brainerd Bowen A million dollar smile . . . co- operative . . . generous with his time and effort . . . fine scholas- tic ability . . . leading light in dramatics . . . portrayal of “Percy” will long be remembered . .. German Club, Charles Joseph Burnell Blonde: hair’. . (3Dige@ee yess. os radiant smile . . . kind and gene- rous . . . vivacious and quick with wit . . . a valuable asset to the football squad . . . loyal Bernar- dian supporter . . . Dramatic Club.