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

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THE FORBIAN Edward M. Kearns 17 Maple Street Waverley Sodality 41, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. 13, 45 Dramatics C15 Curley 7 Listen t-o a secret, folks! It's really 3 natural wave-but isn't it nice? Now donlt blush, Eddie. Mr. Kearns has more technique and judgment in female impersfonation than Julian Eltinge in her or rather his palmiest days. Remember Evangeline? My that was away back. Yes Eddie has dabibledsome in dramaties. He has a smile with a Valspar finish-nothing can take it off. Guaranteed to Wear for- ever. He has something to smile ahoutg he has a. host. of true friends we are sureg and that means sometliing. The Class is a, little preju- diced against him, hearkening back to his stage roles-but honest fel- lows he's a real boy, just as much as anyone. Well you're all set with us, Eddieg you a.nd your smile are a permanent fixture in our happy memoryg the memory that recalls only the days of joy and friendship.

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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. '

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THE FORBIAN Paul C. Keleher 48 Pleasant Street .Woburn Sodality 41, 2. 3, 45 K. B. S. 13, 41 Bapst 13, 41 Class Beadle Cl, 2, 35 Class TF63,S'Ll1'91' C29 Bapst Treasurer Q43 Baseball 13, 45 Kel, Joe, Percy, Doc Sl1e1-iii Paul joined us only this past year and yet We feel as though we had known him for years, he is s-0 honest and straightforward. At any rate he mixed right in with us for he is natur'al1y a true comrade 5 and now he hears the stamp of a loyal member of 4 B. Paul is a brilliant student and a pitcher With the goods. He knows the parts of more Greek verbs than any restaurant,owner in the city. Or so it seems. His pitching form was like a beautiful poem-so rhythmic- every move a picture, every picture tells gi story. He is Arthur's press agent. He was sick for a while but came back strong. WVatch him at-Holy Cross-We predict a brilliant future for him, in the classroom, on the field of sport and in friendly circles. The class is proud of you, Paul. if, ,mm ,.,,. . W A , . Ht