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

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Dolores Jeannine Charette Lovable and loyal was Dolly. With her bewitching smile and fine sense of humor, she made the ideal companion. Dolores, fond of dancing and sports, was active in all our social activities. French Club 3; Junior-Senior Reception; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Shirley Ann Cormier Shirley, a quiet unassuming student from Immaculate, is best known for her amiable disposition. Wherever help is needed, count on Shirley. Library Club 3; Junior-Senior Reception; Dramatics 2. Theresa Germaine Collette Terry, one of our more con- scientious students possessed rare initiative ability. With her beau- tiful light brown hair, perfect grooming and refinement, Theresa was much admired. Junior-Senior Reception. Lucille Leona Damien Our attractive Lu was our class artist supreme. This sweet, poised, talented Miss earned Honor Roll although she joined the business world at 1:45 p.m. Lu, we know will make akind, thoughtful nurse. Library Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook; Junior-Senior Reception; Dramat- ics 4, Judith Margaret Connors Judy was a scholar of high rank and our outstanding public speaker. A Thespian of no small repute, who gave her time gener- ously to any activity. Latin Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3 Radio Cluby2 Library, Glub 23 3; International Club 4; Decla- mation 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook; Dra- matics 1, 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Ann Darcy Friendly, charitable and kind was oOur tiny Jeanne. She was small in size but her ideals and ideas were magnanimous. Jeanne was especially known as an author of good stories. Junior-Senior Reception.

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Anne Marie Brothers A cheery disposition and a pleasant smile together with the ability to acquire knowledge with ease made Anne an outstanding member of the class. These quali- ties point to a brilliant future. Latin Club 3, 4; Dramatics lI, dee Ra Mary Bernadette Caruso Mischief danced in the eyes of Mary while her irresistible smile attracted a wide circle of friends. She was a vivacious, fun-loving student whose presence prevented monotony, Yearbook; Junior -Senior Re- ception; Italian Club 2, 3, Phyllis Louise Burns Phyllis was a quiet, unassuming senior with a charm peculiarly her own. Never one to contribute to the humorous side of things, she was always on hand to enjoy Les Spanish Club 3. Annette Madeliene Chapdelaine Annette will always be re- membered for her quiet, retiring manner, merry smile and gracious- ness. Her fondness for SBHS was probably best manifested by her record of attendance despite the distance from Lunenberg. Yearbook; Junior-Senior Re- ception, Dorothy Irene Caouette Dot was one of those studious persons who never missed an op- portunity for fun. An accomplished commercial student, she will do more than simply add beauty t the business world. Junior-Senior Reception. Marie Dorothy Chaput Marie was our quiet, though congenial Miss from Leominster. She was always ready to lend a hand and was most cooperative in every Bernardian activity. Junior-Senior Reception.

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Corinne Marguerite Devarennes Corinne was ever a reserved, soft spoken, and courteous high honor student. Her exceptional secretarial ability and her incom- parable gift of making and keep- ing friends will make her an asset to the business world. French Club 2; Library Club 2, 3; Junior-Senior Reception 3; Home Economics Club 3. Nancy Ann Ethier Nancy was always lively, full of fun and an enthusiastic student. Her greatest interest was singing with which she frequently de- lighted us. Library Club 2; Home Eco- nomics 4; Debating 1, 2; Junior- Senior Reception; Dramatics 1,2, Oe Jacqueline May Doucet Jackie has experienced being educated in public and parochial schools of three States. Conserva- tive by nature, she has charmed us by her sunny disposition and her constant sense of duty. Latin Club 3,4; French Club 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Junior- Senior Reception, Janet Nancy Fagan Often quiet but never dull, Janet made an impression that will not soon be fo rgotten. Her unassuming way had a certain fascination which won warm friends rapidly. French Club 3; Junior-Senior Reception; Dramatics 4, Cecile Sylvia Dupuis Slipping quietly through the halls, causing no disturbance nor excitement, Cecile tiptoed through her four years at S,B.H.S. She was keenly interested in life about her and ever ready to dis- cuss current topics intelligently. Junior-Senior Reception. Josephine Ann Ficarra Josie was tiny, lively and lov- able besides possessing an unfail- ing sense of humor. Smartly dressed and well groomed, ideal charac- teristics for a future beautician. Radio Club 2, 3; Debating and Declamation Club 3; Junior-Senior Reception; Dramatics 3, 4.