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

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Elaine Florence Fisher Gentle gravity combined with gay humor surrounded Elaine with loyal friends. A serious student at all times, she was never too busy to lend gracious assistance. French Club 3. Lucille Yvette Forest Lucille was a quiet but ef- ficient commercial student with an enthusiastic interest in roller skating.. Her humor and pleasant personality made her a delightful companion, Home Economic Club 4; Year- book; Junior-Senior Reception. Ghislaine Pauline Fluet Ghislaine found real pleasure in the arduous business of learning. Quiet, shy and with gentle charm, she will long be remembered by her friends, Junior-Senior Reception. Christine Jeanne Gagnon Tall, attractive, with a pleas- ant personality was Christine. She was a staunch friend, loyal Ber- nardian and an attractive model. Home Economic Club 4, Janice Etta Flynn Pleasant and carefree, Janice did not lack the seriousness neces- sary to make her friendship charm- ing. Her kindness and persistence well fit her for a nursing Career, Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Louise Mary Gagnon Louise was shy, dark-haired, gentle and well-liked by her class- mates, She was a staunch and faithful friend as well as a per- sistent student.

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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.

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Charlene Lorraine Gaillardet Charlene was a serious student whose sincerity and willingness to help won many friends. Her quiet efficiency will make her an asset to any business office. Junior-Senior Reception; Dra- matics; 2.45: Anna Margaret Geary Anna’s dignity and quiet re- serve, Coupled with the ability to maintain an honor position in the class, did not lessen her merry disposition. Gracious and business- like she had the earmarks of a successful secretary. Junior-Senior Reception. Paulette Marie Gariepy Paulette, the type which pleases everyone, was noted for her pleasant manner and zealous ap- plication to study. She was an en- thusiastic Bernardian whose ambi- tion was to become a dental hy- gienist. Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 2, 3, ; Yearbook; Junior-Senior Reception; Drama- tics 3, 4. Adrienne Jeanne Gendron Adrienne, with dancing curls and sparkling brown eyes came to SBHS each day from Shirley. She was quiet yet fun-loving and ad- mired by not a few at St. Ber- nard’s, Junior-Senior Reception. Helen Teresa Garvey Her irresistible smile, pleasing personality and charm made this pretty little miss a general favor- ite. Her greatest asset was her eagerness to help on any occasion, Junior-Senior Reception. Dorothy Ann Giadone Dot was one of the few senior girls who drove her own car. Her popularity, however, was due to her sterling qualities, genial dis- position and that contagious smile of hers. Junior-Senior Reception.