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St. Bernard's High School · Fitchburg, Massachusetts

Fitchburg St. Bernard's High School Class of 1935

91 graduates of Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Every name and face was read out of the scanned yearbook pages themselves.

Rights: Published 1935. Scan courtesy of the contributing library via the Internet Archive.

  • 91graduates
  • 36listed activities
Cover of BERNARDIAN

About this yearbook

Title
BERNARDIAN
Scanned by
Fitchburg Public Library, via the Internet Archive

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The 1935 yearbook of St. Bernard's High School in Fitchburg lists 91 graduates, and every one of them has a portrait on this site. They are listed alphabetically below, each linked to a page of their own.

83 different surnames appear. The most common were Walsh (4), Carroll (2), Gumbleton (2), Keating (2) and Lafortune (2), and 6 surnames were shared by two or more classmates.

The most common first names were Mary (8), Rita (5), Helen (4), Charles (3) and Dorothy (3).

86 graduates printed a course of study. The largest were General Course (30), Commercial Course (28), Classical Course (20) and Technical Course (7).

89 graduates had a home address printed. The streets most of them lived on were Fulton Street (3), Granite Street (3) and Myrtle Avenue (3).

Most common surnames

Most common first names

  • Mary8
  • Rita5
  • Helen4
  • Charles3
  • Dorothy3
  • Eleanor3

Courses of study

  • General Course30
  • Commercial Course28
  • Classical Course20
  • Technical Course7

Where they lived

  • Fulton Street3
  • Granite Street3
  • Myrtle Avenue3

Streets as printed in the yearbook.

In their own words

All 91 graduates

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