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Portrait of James Joseph McNally, St. Bernard's High School, class of 1936
As printed in the 1936 yearbook

St. Bernard's High School · Fitchburg, Massachusetts

James Joseph McNally

James Joseph McNally is one of 97 graduates in the class of 1936 at St. Bernard's High School, Fitchburg, Massachusetts. The 1936 yearbook entry gives: a motto.

Class of 1936

97 in the class of 1936 · 20 more named McNally

Full name
James Joseph McNally
School
St. Bernard's High School
Graduated
Class of 1936

Also searched as: Jim McNally; James McNally; James J. McNally; Jimmy McNally.

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In the alphabetical roll of 97 names from the St. Bernard's High School class of 1936, James stands 69th. James is printed on page 30 of the scan, in the last third of the 16-to-35 run of portrait pages. The first name James runs through 9 classes of St. Bernard's High School (1936 to 1945), 23 people in all, and is most common in 1942 (5). Against 91 for 1935 and 139 for 1937, the class of 1936 comes to 97 names on this site. “Bernardian” is the name this yearbook gives itself (edited by Francis J. Foley).

On the same scan pageRita Frances McGurn, Philip Daniel Monahan, Irene Yvonne Morand, Marian Elizabeth Morrilly
The book's own titleBernardian (editor: Francis J. Foley)

What the yearbook said

Young in limbs, in judgment old.

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St. Bernard's High School yearbook, 1936, page 30. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item bernardian1936stbe).

Published 1936. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

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