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

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THE FORBIAN John L. McCrohan 9 Sparhawk Street Brighton Sodality C1, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. C3, 45 Class President Q15 , McElroy Prize Debate C25 Bapst C35 , Prize Debate C45 Campion Q35 Elocution C15, fVVinner5g C2, 3, 45 Botolphian fl, 2, 3, 45 Track 63, 45 fficidy' Mac,' l John has, we are sure, worn out two or three boards, on the school stage, as l1e has tripped across tl1e1n to receive all those rewards which he so deservedly earned. For he is more versatile than versatility itself, he is a leader in everything. Home News Editor 011 the Bo- tolphian Staff, Prize Debater, Elocution Contest Winiier, and Athlete Extraordinary, these are a few of his many accomplishments. He was one of the speediest dashmen and the best intermediate broadl jumper in the school. Marconi is a little better, but still John turns a wicked rheostat. He is our radio authority. In some strong hold or store room at 1101119 he must be saving all his prizes that he has gained while in the school. He is undoubtedly one of the most bril- liant workers in the history of the school, not only that, he has ob- tained resultf, and that is the most desirable thing of all. We wish we had more space to enumerate his splendid deeds, but we will just cl-o-se by saying that he is a true Catholic gentleman, an honest scholar and a loyal friend, is anything else necessary?

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THE FORBIAN , Y, '7 Francis J. McCarthy 261 Pleasant Street Watertown Sodality fl, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. C3, 45 Class Treasurer K35 Football 12, 3, 45 Baseball 13, 455 CCa.ptain5, Q45 Track f2, 35 Basketball C45 f'Mac, Mecca Mac Q nobody calls him Frank5 has two-claims to distinction-his flivver Zllld his athletic prowess. YV e ca11't tell you about the can for it is beyond t11e limited scope of our descriptive powers. But know ye all that Frank fhardly anyone calls hin1 Mac5 is our All-Scholastic end! For three years now he has held down a berth on the football team besides scintillating i11 track, basketball and baseball. He cap- tains the baseball team this spring. Here is a real college prospect. Despite all this he is very modest, even to the point of retiring. He is naturally popular. He has handled class offices capably. A quiet sort of chap, with legions of friends, we feel sure that wherever the parting road may take us, our last liiigering thoughts will be of Mecca, as he is known to all.

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E. I P P THE FORBIAN Harold J. Mulhern 79 Thetford Avenue Dorchester Sodality Cl, 2, 3, 41 K. B. S. 13, 41 'cMll1,7, .Stretch,' l Like Napoleon, small but ol1 my! For a long time we were wor- ried but he iinally donned the longies. Mul is breezy and brief, not only physically but naturally. For 21 little man he certainly held up Sc-olpo for a long while. It's a joy to see young Mul iielding around short. He scoops up anything and everything with the ease of a Mar- anville. He is the iirst little fellow we've met that was quiet. But enough of his size-Mul's heart is big and that's the only thing that counts. WVe're sure that he counts as much as our biggest friend. It's been a pleasure to have him with us and we don't mean maybe. Some day we hope Mul will look down upon usg we are speaking liter- ally, not figuratively. WVell, Mul, old kid, so long. '