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

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THE FORBIAN Joseph P. Shanahan V 6 Paulding Street Roxbury Sodality Cl, 2, 3, 45 K. B. S. 13, 45 Class President Q15 Class Secretary f2, 35 Class Treasurer 12, 35 Campion C35 Baseball C3, 45' Basketball 63, 45 '?Shanuy, 'fClown, Joe Meet the greatest shoe salesman i11 all the world! Give your feet a treat-keep o11 tl1e level with Sl12lllHll311,S shoes! VVe predict Joe will be a successful salesman. He could talk a pair of high-heeled shoes onto an Italian laborer. J. Patrick, besides being one of our best a11d noisiest scholars, is a fanlous athlete, basketball and baseball being his favorite sports. He was a letter-111an in each. But J oe's greatest claim to distinction is his philosopllical, laughing outlook on life. His whinlsical smile coupled with 11is true Jewish wit made even serious Cav smile. For Joe is a real 11llIll0I'lSlZ and what they call a f'wise-cracker. We learned from him that Roxbury is the greatest place in tl1e world. VVe don't know what course of life Shanny is con' templating followingg but we know that wherever he goes or whatever he does, he will never want for friends and fortune. WVe wish you luck, Joe, as you prepare to leave us.

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if-:PIlf - THE FORBIAN Louis J. Scolponeti A 41 Thetford Avenue Dorchester Sodality C45 K. B. s. 449 Football C45 Basketball 145 Baseball Q41 Hockey C41 Drarnatics C45 Dear Louie came into our midst. at the beginning of our last year and since then he has become one of us. lVe all like Louie-he possesses that happy faculty of making fast and true friends. In his brief stay among us he has more than held his own in the athletic limelight, starring especially in football and baseball. There are those bare scoundrels Who at times have hinted that Scolpo was a loyal son of Abraham but friend Louie has a.lWays held his own for Viva Italia. He is quite a Thespian and an orator of note. He is Well-liked and not only by boysg but then he is older than we and can enjoy those special privileges. All year he teamed up well with Mul and he galloped through his studies at a steady trot. Well, good-bye, Scolpo, we hope to meet again. . V-I,

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II-Fill- TI-IE FORBIAN Edward G. Sliney A ll Sparhawk Street Brighton Sodality 13, 43 K. B. S. C3, 43 Football 13, 45 Hockey t3, 45, CCaptainJ ssEd,77 ssBig BO5377 dsTiny77 Such a little fellow, everybody knows, don't know what to call him, but he's niiglity lak' a 1'0SQl,7 No, that does not fit Ed. For he certainly is one big boy! Captain of the hockey team, being one of the best defense nien in high school circles and a. mighty bulwark on the football tGil1ll, he can validly lay claim to' being one of the city's best athletes. lVith his mighty build he is a true college pros- pect. And like all big men Ed is quiet and popular. Such a sweet voice as his sounds sweet and strange as compared with Mul's stac- cato bark. Ed has a propensity for huri-yingg l1e is never seen but on the rung we hear he has 110t been tardy yet for school. 'Though with us less than a year he is 1111 honored and somewhat feared meni- ber -of our, as we have said before, illustrious class. Keep smiling, Ed-and keep moving. .