Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Rk . Steimikn a. Mii.cAiiv .S.J. Ilrnil of tlw DcjHirtini ' nl nj Latin Rev. John A. O ' Bkikn, S.J. Hr„(l nf llir Di-j)nrtnwiU iif l-jliics David C 0 Do NEI,L B.S., A.B., Ph.D. Acting Hvad of the Di ' ptirtnirnI iij Chemistry Rev. (;eor(;e A. ODonnell S.J. HemI nf tlw Department of Alatlwmatics Rev. Kicimti) L. Koonev.S.J. Hcml of tlw Department of Helijiioii Student Counsellor (Ji.NO De Solenm A.M.. Ph.D. Assistant Head of the Dept. of Romanre Languages P. TRICK J. ThIBEAU A.M., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education Rev. John A. Tobin, S.J. Head of the Department of Phvsics 26

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XJtl ' lL ' X 4 j f « ?. f f f f f T ri It HE EXAMPLE of our predecessors being always a pouerfiil incentive, we recall some of the Boston College men of tlie past who have ever been true to the ideals of their Ahna Mater. It being the first class to graduate from the Heights, and the first class to publish the ScB Tlrri, we have chosen the portrait of the class of 1913 to adorn the pages of our Sub Tlrri. Among the distinguished-looking gentlemen above we find John P. Curley, present graduate manager of athletics. John is famous for his book Study as a Minor Part of a College Course. Peeking out also is Owen J. McGaffigan. class hero, designer of the Golden Anniversary seal of Boston College, and originator of the name Sib Tlrri. We find there also Francis X. Sallaway, now a distinguished priest, at that time competent class financier and poet. To the Church. Boston College has given manv noble sons, among whom are our own beloved Cardinal Archbishop, William H. 0 Connell: the Rt. Rev. Michael J. Splaine. former Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Boston: and the Rt. Rev. Joseph G. Anderson. In the field of law we find Daniel J. Gallagher, former United States Attorney at Boston. One of the most distinguished sons of Boston College is John J. Burns, the