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

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CHARI If S I RANFIS MeLAUGHl IN 63 Waterhlll Street Lynn Ar H NRI ll- Hn mr his manner all who sau admlred lhe ClCd1 tones of our chlmes re echo between thln walls as the Just manage to gllde through the door few seek en trance but Charlle as usual IS securely and quletly holdmg' dovsn a seat wlth hl compact 150 pounds Stlll wearlng that genlal expresslon that secures hls rldes to school every mornlng thlS black halred Tltan from dlStant Lynn comes easlly Juggllng that vsell thumbed collec tlon of books also the lunch Charlle was consplcuous at noon recess shootlng from all angles passlng and drlbblmg Wlth the best of them lol four years Mac has worked hard at BCH Only hls 1Iltlm8t9S knovs. how much of the excellence of hls sectlon IS due to hlnl Whlle he vsas but one of the ranks, he was ready to glVE hlmself up heart and soul for the good of the class To such a character no rlght thlnklng man can fall to pay hlgh trlbute And sc to 2 true man of B C Hlgh we bld a regrettul farewell If V M Qodallty 412 3 4+ FRFDFRICK ANTHOINY MeLAUGHLIN 263 Pond Street Jamaica Plaln FRED I see bright honor sparkle through wour ewes No Fled does not care to be knovsn for hls london tallor nor hls Jauntv roadster He has 213008 more HDDFODII ite to the man than these to recommc nd hllll We knovx Fred fol an ardent sup porter of ex ery class and school 3CtlV1tY a consclentlous student an athlete vuth out feal a loval and most generous frlend a. lad IH fine who has newer learnfd to sav a selfish No to any fnor that IS asked by lntlmatf frlend o mere acqualntance Styles change ln clothls and ears but vm llke to thlnk of Fri d as tlwavs rmmalnlng the same tl ue gentleman wlth the same fine qualltlcs to recommc nd hlm to our admlratlon So fortlfied and armed ln addltlon wlth a sound and practlcal buslnoss sense lt IQ no valn prophecy to say that we wlll know Fred IH the future as a success ful and efllclent buslness executlve Football f3l Hockey f-ll Dramatlcs lil Bl M Sodullty fI234l Ia 4 Um llumlrul four N 9 , J A JAX ' 4 S . ' x , K y .. .. A-, M., Q., .. .,. . .V v Y . ,. . , . V . . 'x A A l ' 1... . ' X . - '- - ' ,, -' 1- l K - f, . , ' ' Y . l 7 1 ., ! 1 ' - - l S ' A! w , . . q'v 'v ' ' v ., . . . . 1 . . , A , ' 1 4 4 1 . . .fe ' ,,, . 4 r . , . l Y .. -, .. , - . . 9' ' 1 ' Y I 4 ' . ' , Q .1 3 L s X Q., 2 . , .L l 1 71 V p. I v . -I - V - 1 n ' ' 1 I I ' x, x L. ' KK 77 Y 2' ' .' . . j ' 1 , , . lu 1 nn 1 r . ' .. ., . 5 'sz r - ' l l h . fl 1 l .'lkv 51 , ' l . . u, , , . , V , - . l .v , . v - 9 - 1 ' - - ' svn - 'gl A 'A 4 ,-

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EDVVARD LOUIS MCGRATH JR 76 Johnson Street Lynn Muccsr Louis Hzs uults he lzghtly upon hum Muggsy has been called the profes slonal mourner of the class Hls natu rally olemn appearance has been recent lv made more serlous and solemn by the add1t1on of black rxmmed spectacles LOUIS never departs from the low and sepulchral tones he affects even when recltlng He mtones the most excltlng passages wlth the same vigor as an un dertaker leadmg a processlon Loule, do dope Schlauslehauser answers LOUIS So It goes all day One day out of five he manages to get to class on t1me Of course he IS not to blame that awful awful Narrer Gauge ' But beneath that sleepy and solemn aspect Louxe hldes many and many brllhant qualltles and we are of the mlnd that he IS content to develop them IH secret lookmg upon us who seek acclaim as poor lost soul and deluded When he wllls he g1V6S brllllant evldence of a fine lntellect and deep thought so we feel that some day we w1l1 all be worshxplng' at the shrlne of h1s greatness B V M Sodallty Q12 31 Kcmnlc Flub 43 43 EARL FRANCIS XAVIER McINTYRE 50 Eutaw Street DUKE Ile was born with the gift of laughter Slam goes the door' Bang go the books' And we all know that Duke our Noodle Island prodlgy has arrlved Although baptlzed Earl he prefers to be halled as Duke Whlle h1s modest demeanour for a tlme velled h1s excel lenc yet It was not long before we recogmzed Duke s determ1nat1on to succeed 1n all thlngs and hls persever ance and ambltlon alded hlm to reach success It was not long before he dem onstrated h1s scholastlc ablllty or Macs recltatlon always won hlm a good standmg 1n class On the field of sport Duke has bat tled for the Maroon and Gold but 1l'lJl1I'l9S have always hampered his worth As a Knlght of the Shln guards and Mask he IS one of the best the school has had but the football team d1d not get the full benefit of hlS sk1ll Hls faithful appllcatlon to study and his sportsmanshlp gave hlm deserved popularlty wlth hls classmates and wlll cause us to remember hun w1th pleasure Football 44? Baseball 1154! HVM bodalxtv 11234-I Pu 0 Um' Hmulrml Three l , ' ' 1 I6 19 CG 79 u - f - - - as KK Y! - f S U - Cl ' DY , 'n 1 it 1 t 31 li 97 7 ll ' LP ' ! - . G6 l . ' . 4 , 4 . , u 1 1 , 1 , . I , 4 u . u 1 , ' ' ' 9 9 a 1 . Q - Y Y r , East Boston. .4 ,, .. . . I ,, ' u ' 7 Q , . .. , ' GA 71 ' ' 3 . VI ' ll i 77 ' ' . , - L' L . ' , f LK 7 !, ' ' ' KK !! ' T . , . ' r . W . ., . i w . ., 3

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he was llstenmg, rather than producmg ness also and so they had ln Bob ROBERT FRANCIS MLLAUGIII IN 30 Tower Street Somerville Bos MAC He was a lzttle man but great The far famed Odysseus was not 1 man of many words though great, and nelther IS Bob Yet Bob was al ways an earnest young man and a pleas ant one and good company It took Bob some tlme to get accustomed to the ways of Hlgh School llfe and h1s first years were spent ln foundauon lay mg That IS a man s Job and how well he has done lt' Glance at the plcture here Perhaps you do not see a ,frlgar t1c frame yet ln hxs countenance there IS a deal of manlmess and plenty of school sp1r1t When there was a dln ln progress you could be fairly sure that Modesty has a great appeal and qulet We w1ll remember our frlendshlp w1th h1m as one of our most pleasant mem orles, and lf there IS success 1n the years to come we are sure that a large por tlon of It w1ll be hlS We say Goodbye w1th regret Debating f2l BI M Sodallty f123J FRANCIS BROOKS McMANUS 2 Harold Park MAC When he speaks mute wonder lurketh m mens ears Athens had her Demosthenes and Rome her Clcero England has known a host of mlghty orators The matchless eloquence of Damel Webster was Amerl ca s proud boast untxl on a day ln Aug' ust 1911 the subject of these lmes made known ln no uncertain tones the fact of h1s arrlval to a long expectant world Then began a trlumph of rhet rlcal successes destmed before the list conquest shall have been made to cause the lovers of eloquence to forget Demos thenes and CICBFO to forget Chatham nd Burke and Fox and Pltt to rewrlte the glorles of Amerlcan oratory VVe w1ll ever remember Mac for h1s countless stlrrmg debates IH class nd out of class W1th1n and wlthout the Debatmg Halls 1n season and out of season To hlm dispute was food and argument h1s drlnk We shall never see his hke Debatmg 1234-P McElroy Przze Medal 42? Bupst President and Prize Meddl Wlnner 41? l'lof'utmn 1345 DfIlHlHtlCS 13 -1-I Sodallty 1193! l'u 4 f,llI llumlrul fn: u 4 , W , A 1 56 99 SI 39 if ' 95 ,'- . . ,S 2 , ..... ' - cz n cc n an u , . an n - s . . , . n A' . . . X f 5 - - . 7 . . , - ' lf 77 .9 . ' ' ' ' u rr - , . . . , , . 4 Y Roxbury. C5 79 G6 3 - , as - , . . 7 Y . 1 v . , Y q : 1 7 . 3 v . . . . - 3 A , sy A. 1 1 . . . . I 1 ' K Q v ' ' 9'3 5 5 'i ' ' - 1 1- 1 -' Q v rv 4 gi I l 4.'