Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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WILLIAM S. NERONE LITTLE Bristol, Rhode Island, is his native haunt and he does not in the least lessen the renown of that happy town. He came to Boston Col- lege as an honor student from Bristol High School. He has decided to fol- low up the field of medicine and we know that the initiativeness and perse- verance that he has shown in the pursuit of difficulties in the laboratory will profit him as enormously in future life as they liave in the four years he has spent ' neath the Gothic Towers on Chestnut Hill. ACTIVITIES Chemistry Academy 1, 2; Physics Academy 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3,4; Ethics Academy 4; Von Pastor Historical Society 3, 4. ADDRESS William S. Nerone 1 Prospect Street, Bristol, R. I.

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THOMAS J. MURPHY, JR. TOURING our college years we have been indeed singularly blessed by - - having as one of our classmates. Tommy Murphy. Endowed with a truly cherubic smile, rosy cheeks, and a charming personality, Tommy is one of the most liked fellows in ' 32. He is one of those fellows who are out to enjoy life as it comes. No cares or worries ever seem to shadow the brow of this noble youth. Notwithstanding the con.stant and incessant appearance of mirth and jollity, there has been beneath it all a mind capable of adapting itself conqueringly to the most profound problems of school. VCTIVITIES Business Club -t; Fulton Debating Society i: Ethics Academy 4; Von Pastor Historical Society 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ADDRESS Thomas J. Murphy, Jr. 72 Mount Pleasant Avenue, Roxbury, Mass.

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• ' . GEORGE H. NICHOLSON TF in future life you see an energetic, tireless young man rushing about in - - an important way, doing important things, you will be pretty safe if you say it is George Humphrey Nicholson HI. Nick is one of the most ambi- tious men you ' ll find. He does many things and most of them well. One of the impressive qualities of this young man is that he chooses few friends and many acquaintances, and for those few he ' ll do anything — and it goes without saying, to those who knew George, that they ' d do the same for him. In years to come we may hear of him as a journalist, but we feel he ought to be a worthy successor of some of the statesmen of the day. ACTIVITIES Sub Tiirri, Biographical Staff 4; Heirjhts 1, ?, Editorial Chair- man 3; Stijiufi 2, Chronicle 3, Managing Editoi 4; Jvnior Pic- torial, Editor 3; Marquette Debating Society 1, 2; Fulton De- bating Society 2, 3; Military Club 3, Vice President 4; Rifle Team 2, 3; Dramatics Society 4; Musical Clubs 1, 2, Octet 3, 4. ADDRESS ' George H. Nicholson -: 119 Emerald Street, Medf ' ord, Mass.