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

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Holy Family Institute The Motherhouse of our teaching faculty, the Sisters of the Presentation of the B. V., has been a familiar spot to many of us from childhood days. We have pleasant memories of school and choir picnics when we roamed and romped freely through the grounds. As seniors the chapel and grounds will be at our disposal for» our days of retreat and recollection.

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+ sisy' , ne Our School a aria Our class of 1954 will be the 26th to gradu- ate from our present high school. Ten of us have parents who graduated from this school in the classes of 1930, °31, 32, °33, and ’34,. These seniors are: Judith Boyden, James Deery, Robert Flynn, Richard Fortin, Paul McNally, Margot Morin, Joanne O’Sulli- van, Noel Roberts, Carolyn Tocci, and Robert Whitney. September of 1953 found us with an enroll- ment of 804. Our class will be the largest ever to graduate from SBHS. This is the first year that it became necessary to have four home- rooms to take care of our 192 seniors coming from 18 different parishes.