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

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IOIIN THOMAS MURPHY Z 1 Winter Street Dorchester lien lhr MURPH I hnou that llrlue be with you Bud ls following in the footsteps of hls blg brother Do not misunderstand that word big By blg we mean older slnce Bud is over six feet hlm self During hls first two years Big Murph d1d not indulge 1n athletlcs but confined his efforts to the classics and wrltmg It was not untll h1s Junlor year that he blossomed forth the athlete and llterateur he IS That year he made the championship hockey team as a de fence man and at the end of that vear also he was elected Edltorln Chief of the Botolphlan the School magazine Large in bulld he is just as large in 4 breadth of hls opinions and the scope of his affections A clever and fertlle writer a strong and sturdy athlete, a pleasant classmate and companion always a gentleman Bud has earned our deepest affection which wishes him everv success for hls future Fdllor ln chle The Botolphlan C41 Hockey 13 43 B V M blldllllfi' ll 2 3? RICHARD FRANCIS MURPHY 'il 5 Huntington Road Mllton I,lLlx Mum H When Mulph first camz to thc sehool we saw a shv young lad bag in hand earnestly seeking his class room before the eve of some stern and serlous Qenlor should ask hlm his name and place of origin But novs each day he comes a young gentleman eager for study and not less eager for fun Tall and slender he strolls through the halls vuth the air of a colleglan his affable manmr and smiling features wmmng fo1 him friends on all sldes True Dlek did not win honors on thc athlctlc fir ld but hz did wm a high pl ice in our regards for genelosltv and fellowship Did thc class want to have an outme' and play games? then Murph would get them a field 'md gvm did somcthmg need his assistance? then he vias present heart and hand As hs departs a graduate we know that the hastenlng years will only hurrv hlm on the paths of success and we wish him the best of good fortune Botolphmn f4i Bl 'll Sodulzlx 1l234l l'uLc Um llunlrul lrn . K . I .. , -, 6. ,, , ,, E u ,. . H ., u H ', ' ' K , if ' 7, Cl ' ,Y ' lf 77 ' ' ' 9 - ' cz ' ,, a o a I o Y , . . A , n u w - , f F ' ' . , . . , , . - n n , Ll A 1 n th , ,. . . - . - . . , , , V . 7 A I A ' . ,, ,, . . . . 9 K 1 . -. .f ,, . ,, Q , , . , 4 - 5 5 q 7 . . Q . 5 n . . . , n 4 ,-s fc , as ' IG . 9? My heart IS true as steel. an , 19 I x 14 1 1 I . L Y K a A I . . . , .U . . . . , . . ., X A f : . K 1 ' I 3 . . Y x . , . . . , . Y . , . , .. . . , , X L V. . .I . I 1 l 1 A n v , 1 n A . ,. . . ' A ,nr ca ' , rr - - . , x 5 x Q i ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 I f , . , . , . . ' . ' 2 , - ' .- , A A 1 , Q ' . 2 '. ' .- A 1 . A 1 , . . .. . .' , . . . if I I I I ' Y D

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I XWRFNCE ROBI' RT MORCAN IR 10 10 Massachusetts Avenue Cambrldge Bon Much hlue I travelled ll! the realms 0 gold And many goodly states and kuzgdome seen How true a e the above words of the oet ln regard to Bob for he has llved m and VlSlt9d many sectlons of the globe that we know of merely from story books Yet he has paused long enough ln h1S travels to spend four years at the port named B C Hlgh and he has roven hxmself a worthy and loyal com rade Bob 1n h1s travels has acqulred a fund of knowledge and many an ln terestlng 1nc1dent has he related f strange peoples ID dlstant lands Bob has an envlable reputatlon of be mg an able questioner In vlew of thls so the class oracle says Bob IS ln llne to be a promlnent attorney In Senlor Bob devoted h1s tlme to track as hlgh Jumper He gnes promlse of golng hlgcher ln h1s athletlc endeavors Bob s earnest appllcatlon to duty w1ll assure h1s success whatever h1s lot may be and vue w1sh h1m God speed and Bon Voyage lrucll ill BP 'll Sorlallty 449 FRANCIS CORNELIUS MOYNIHAN 47 MybtlC Str cet Charlestown Fmw lx Mow T It I9 trnnquzl people that accomplish much Frank as he IS known to all of u halls from Bunker H111 We have found hxm to be durlng h1s four years wlth us an earnest student and a true frlend IH the real meanlng of the word As an athlete Frank has shown once agam the sterllng character underlylng that pleaslng exterlor for h1s contlnual per severance durlng the track season has been an 1nsp1rat1on to many of the younger members of the squad Especlally do we remember Mont for h1s cheerfulness and hls ceaseless longlng for car checks Mac was never known to get mad for he belleves 1n ln the song Let a smlle be your umbrella on a ramy ramy day We know that your effort to make llfe a success w1ll be an earnest one And some dak when you reach the heights of whlch we all know you are capable Just pausm fO1 a moment and recall the fond davs now gone days spent at B CH1gh Goodbye and keep Qffllllllgl lrmll 4243 BP M sllllllllfi 1123? In 1 Um llumlrul Nun I 4 I ' AI JL 1 A I y ' r . . . I s as as H 1 ' . if as v- Q - u n . - 'P .. ' . - J an n ' ' ' , - 'Y 0 ' ' x- . ' ' . . ' - - y H, . . .' . . fy ' 7 . ' , . .I . . v s V '. ., v ss ,Ja .5 rx ,S . . . an 1 5v 1 . . . . . W , f , , . . x ' ' . Q 1 . ,Y 1 . y - . . . X ' sc u ' Ac nr v ' n - - f yn 1 y - ' v - .9 I ' . -I 9 1 I 1 A. , . . . ' ,, s . , , . . . . -' , , . ' ul . . . r-

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THOMAS IOSFPH MURPHY JR 72 Mount Pleasant Avenue Roxbury Tomvm Spun MURPH Le petit chose No Freshman allowed down here at the Senlor Recess ' Murph has been addressed 1n such a bellttllng mannel more than once by the Prefects but he only laughs He enjoys a Joke at all txmes even when lt 1S at hls own ex pense and b6Sld6S he IS used to bemg' small he has been that way all h1S l1fe Spud IS always smlllng never angry and when he lS reprlmanded by the teacher he laughs lt off and makes the best of hlS pumshment When he goes to the front of the class to reclte Homer or Vergll he has the whole class laugh mg by h1s eccentrlc manner of argumg' And hls blggest dellght IS to rldlcule h1 nelghbor who IS twlce his SIZE when that 1nd1v1dual has to go through a slmllar performance Everybody 1n the school has known Spud and everyone llkes h1m He IS not very blg ln SIZE but he doesn t let that bother hlm any and he IS b1g 1n lntellect IOHN JOSEPH NEEDHAM 140 Boston Street Dorchester Jule The Games are done and faesar is returning John Nec dham IS a dashlng blond from Dorchester lsans dashj If the class of 28C owes a debt to any man then count John Needham as the foremost credltor Hls unnumbered contrlbutlons to our repertory of games and diversions where w1th to whlle away the tedlum of Lat1n and Greek all have stamped h1m as a noble benefactor We predlct a br1ll1ant buslness future for th1S young man ln the days when Tlgue Sz Needham Llm lted w1ll be the worlds foremost pro ducers of games and toys John when the splrlt moved and to do hlm Justlce we must say lt was not seldom was a competent student of the classlcs They probably held a place ln hls heart second only to that of h1s dear 1nvent1ons He had a warm spot there too for any aCtlVltV connected wlth Alma Matel A loyal student Wlth sunny nature brlght smlle and ready qulp John was always good company It wlll be a lucky world that recelves thxs youth when he goes forth to conquer lu 1 Um llunrlrnl llfun ' ' N . J , . 1 CC 1,9 Gi 95 G5 9, . . . if ' 5, If ' Y If ,7 , . , - n o - 9 7 . . ,- . ll 7, ' ' . w a - , , Y , , l . 9 , - I ka n a uw , , 4 K4 ,, . u s s , . . , , Debating ill, Swimming f3J, B.V.M. Sodality f1,2,3l. . i Y if ,'9 if ' , ', - ,, A . Y . , . ' . . . , y - , Y . ' 9 . . L. . I I , l I . D 1 D V . . . X Q 1 o . , Y , . . ' . v' ' Y 7 . . , ' I . . 5 .,.