Boston College High School - Forbian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE FORBIAN David T. Hunter 13 Leonard Avenue Cambridge Sodality fl, 2, 3, 4D K. B. S. 13, 45 l Dave Dave, so the story runs, is quite a basketball player, over in the confines of his Cambridge Neighborhood. Suffice to say, We can tes- tify to his speed and hawk-eye 5 a. little heavier, perhaps, and' he would have been heard from in high school circles. He was a loyal' member of the famous class tl'lll1llVll'i1tQQ there are those who Whisper and say that if it were not for him, the trio would be nil. Does the harp agree? Dave is funny, with that curious sarcastic, drawl of his. From our earliest days we 1'GlllQlIlbQ1' him-always ready to meet things as they came, a member in good standing of our original class. He is truly one of us.

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TI-IE FORBIAN Daniel F. Holland 113 Washington Street South Groveland, Mass. Sodality C41 . K. B. S. C41 Dan, NVolf?' Dan ha.s been with us but a scant half term, so we really don't know him so well as we would like. Coming down from St. James High with 3 brilliant athletic reputation we were naturally a bit awed to have such a famous personage in our class. But We found him to be very modest and quiet. So our awe turned to- genuine- respect and, admiration. For a time we- feared but finally theyreal Lone VVo1f was captured and we found that it wasn't. Daan after all. Dan sports boxing proclivities and he seized Kel as the only available sparring partner. Well, Dan, we hope to see more of you in the years to comeg but if We are not to see you again we wish you the best of luck in your lifels vocation.

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TI-IE FORBIAN Warren J. Hurley 180 Pond Street Jamaica Plain sodanty 41, 2, 3, 43 K. B. S. C3, 45 Dramatics fl, 3, 45 Aspirin, Susie Wlfarren is our Peter Pan. You know friend Peter refused tio' grow up. Not that VVarren is childish-oh no! Far be it from that. Yet his fair head never seems to be willing to be deadened with the gravity and seriousness of approaching old age. But 'Warren has a cute smile and is always welcome-. He read his lines in several school plays with the skill of a Barryinore. In fact the audience said he should be placed alongside of Booth. Yes we know that Booth is dead-what of it? VVarren is a good student, he represented at least 30? of the German class. He and Gillooly are inseparable compan- ions. It is uplifting to see the friendship they lavish upon one an- other. VVell, Wfarren has helped to lighten our way through school and we are grateful to him. NVe hope we always enjoy his trust and friendship. '