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

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t THE FORBIAN t mfmdmwwfmdmmfmmkacwmdmmfmmfmmvm SZESQDWWQDWQOWWWMGWWQSWWQWQWW Foreword In striving to materia.lize this little book, the editors have worked with several principles in mind. -They have endeavored to set down not only their impressions, but actually to complete' a record that would in later life bring back to all a flooding memory of high school days, and so, perhaps, in searching for inannerisins and character- istics, they have omitted details of greater importance. At all times they have tried to be natural and characteristically boyish, they have thrown perfection of style and technique to the winds, it is only, nor does it pretend to be other than, the work -of school boys. The editors have triedto give credit where credit is due, remembering the words of someone who has gone before: Ulf you have anything g-ood to say about a man, say it now g he cannot read his epitaph when mmm A Word of Appreciation , he is dead. . THE Enrrons. We say we have tried to give credit where credit it due. So per- haps, a word of two of grateful appreciation would not be out of place here. To you, dear parents whose loving guidance and care, and in many cases, sacriiices have kept us here through? four years of high school, we can never hope to express our gratitude nor even to repay the debt we owe you. To Father Rector and to the two Prefects we are duly appreciative and grateful, we realize their untiring zeal and solicitudei on our behalf. Mere words of thanks are not fitting to tender our professor for four years, but we are truly grateful as we are to all those men who have truly aided us through our difficulties. 'To all our friends who have encouraged us and espe- cially to all those- who have helped us in the forming of this book, in short, to anyone who in any way has lightened' our work or smoothed our way through school, we offer heartfelt thanks. mmmmmmmm