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

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LATIN such as we now have. Officers of the CICERONIONI Club of 1953-54: Paul McElligott, Sheila Dillon, Mary Long, Richard Sullivan, President. We are grateful to Bishop Wright for his interest in the study of Latin and for the trophy he has given our school as a result of the fine work done by the Class of 1954 Trio in the “Know English Contest’ held in Worcester, and open to all the high schools of Worcester County. Again in our junior year, we partici- pated in the Latin contest sponsored by the Association for the Promotion of the study of Latin. We are justly proud of Mary Long’s splendid record and ex- tremely high score which is helping our school to secure another Latin trophy Father Conlin happily holds the unique, at- tractive Latin trophy which Bishop Wright presented to our school at the graduation exercises of the Class of 1954, on June 18.

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ENGLISH Ill Our Junior English rooms were 22 and 24. Literature, composi- tion—written and oral, book reports, essays, etc., kept us busily occupied. Sandra Charron, Anne O'Connor, Aina Lanigan, sign names for the book they want to read. Rhetoric workbooks absorb the attention of Janice Therrien, Carol Montagna, Fred Percy, Paul Benton. Paul McElligott, Janice Ther- rien, Anne Marie Benjamin re- ceive money prizes for their essays in the Putnam Humane Contest.

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Club Officers: Jacqueline Brisson Thomas Duval Jacqueline Tocci Ralph Fortin SPANISH Club Members Enjoy ‘Spanish Omelette’ Spanish Club Officers: Joseph Lawless Joan McGuirl Suzanne Chapdelaine Walter O'Hara “Around South America by Air” is the name of the motion picture shown at the final meet- ing of the Spanish Club Wednesday, June 2. At the social hour which closed the meeting, ice cream, cake, cookies, candy and cokes were served,