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

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DXXIII I SAUNDIRS U8 Wlllow Axenue 'Somr rvlllx Num Du 5fllIllIIlll ulill thi lnlazge 0 the lung, Here he ls' The lnlmltable Voung man who wrltes Somervlllc as hls place from whlch and to whlch In the mean tlme BCH has thc prlvllege of hls alternatlng moods of enthuslasm socla blllty and studv Dan IS never last ln anythlng fvfn ln gcttlng to school on tlmc l Dan IS a marksman usually hlttlng the targct be tween thc 90 rlng and hc bulls ey: That tralnlng' made hlm molm adept 'lt basketball and hc could shoot some clever baskets The class room usuallv wltnessed some actlon and readv answ ers whfn Dan was there, but there were other tlmes, too, when Dan was there He was IDVH llably at Sodalltl on Thursdays and blended Wlth hls ardent temperament a deeper straln Our antlclpatlons are hlgh 'ls we thlnk of the Vears before hlm and our best wlshes are wlth hlm IS wc plrt UVM Sndrlllly ll 2349 FRANCIS SUTTON QCANTNPII 35 Columbus Annum SOTIIKIX lll Pllilhlx Smooth runs Ill! lulllr ulmre the brook runs d ep fllllllll was Plank To be tax collrctol ls not thz most lllullnp, t1Sk but whm Il the xotes were countld Flank found llllllbilf thc tlcasuul lull though he found It dlmcult to get S0l11Otl llY'lg' to tleablllt and what would a class be wlth no tleasuly' Thcle ale mam thlngs to 111111 lllbfll about Flank but thclc lx one thmg nollf of us can recall and that lb a slnglc tlllle when Flank lost hls usual eouanlm 'tv There IS a poem that sans some thlllg about the cu n tl nor of oul wav Plank knows the HIITIL of lt and m addl 121011 plox cs lts truth It takes .1 klndlv tempcr to IC llsh such klndlv thoughts We assulc tho-1 wlth whom Flank IS to mlnglf that thcv wlll find ln hlm .1 tleasure and to ucry one he glxcs hlS due no doubt a lesult of hlS ofliclal dlgnltv and to Flank hlmself we sav Goodbvc wlth rlgret and 3et wlth 'lppreclatlon of hls mam llltum s Success to you Frank lil 'll SOIIHIIIV 112141 PIL.: Um llllmlrnl lucnlx ll ll Y . V . ,LA 11.1 I. L 41 .. - , , -- ,, K . . , Q. ,. I f ,. I... V. 1 . X . ,, , ' rl an - 11 - 1 l , . . . . - I ' .P- . ,, ' l 2 2 2 1 ' 't ' 'f . . A 4 l n Y. tn x ' ' ' .Vg 'z . 1 ' as sv ' Af 'f - . cl ', ,l, . , , ., . . ,,. . - - L . l .ll A 1 Yx l .. , . , ., S K- l v 1 7 . ff . A mall of much welght and klndly ln- , ., ul. W. I -, . . . l. . .' - .' 1 ' 1' za , '- .K A ' ' ' V- was -v 2' 1 Y . S wx l ' f -. Y ,.,': A ' . , . 7 ' . ' I . - ' , u?,! , . ,, yr. '.. vw . ' l' K . K , . - - v C . . ,K-. ' , .x'. 1 - ' . 1 t- .? 3, ,' v -. 'l. ' , 4 , y' ' ' . ' ' xVl X 'Yi . ' I 1. ' ' ,-. .. ' , as ln ' L , J I 4 C L. -V v . .if Y D , . .A . ,url l . vt -,fyl

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CHARLES PUGFNF RYAN 944 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge CHICK CHAHLIE Lo the conquering hero comes' Charlle s character and personahty stand ln VlVld contrast to thls often quoted hne But It can be sald for Charhe wlthout fear of contradlctlon that he possesses the stuff whlch goes a long way to make up a hero He has plenty of grlt coupled wlth a firmness of resolutlon Credlt must be glven t h1m for h1s perseverance and steadfast ness 1n thls track Charl1e does not take any honors be cause of hls scholastlc accomphshments, but l1e ranks wlth the semper fidehs group and IS better than the average student He IQ zealous ln hlS studles a tralt WhlCh IS conslstent wlth all hls undertakmgs There IS none of the sardomc nature common to so many others, present ln the make up of Charhe but he accepts l1fe as xt comes and he certalnly makes the best of It Qulet and unassumlng Charhe IS sure to reach the top of the ladder leading to success Sodallty 112345 Loyola ill Track Q43 3 6 Lafayette Street Cambrldge JOHNNIE Music where soft voices dle lmgers ln the memory Nova would you thlnk lt' Johnnle looks quiet here doesnt he? But pause reader Here 1S what one person Sald about hxm ACt1V9 was he a doer and he splced h1s deeds w1th humor Wouldn t that make you l1ke h1m There may be two sxdes to l1fe but John pald most attentlon to the brlght slde Rather a blt of wlsdom there' When the baseball squad tossed the ball around John was there wlth a Wlhd up, a snap and a thud ln the catchers glove And form' Never dld the thou sand cures for rheumatlsm pertam to lm One day there was a reception 1n the Hall The pxano struck a tune and The Bells of St Mary s was wafted out over the throng whlle Johnny manfully swelled the volume wlth h1S deep har monlc tones Symphony Hall may hear hlm yet' Send the word John and we ll be there Baseball 44? BVM gllllllllh 1123 l'uz,e Uno Hundred luvnh wr-1 en e f , 1 1 J 4 J 4 V Y if Q9 fl ' 9, if ' 9, , . . , - . . , . . . 4: n ' . . . . 0 ' U - nr - . . . . , X ' , M N ' Y' Ac 9: ' , ' . . . - . 1 , , L I . , . 7 5 7 7 7 u JOHN FRANCIS RYAN 1 s GC ,,. ,, '. . . . . . . . , n V . . . . , ' , , . . . T , . . . . H . 1 . . . ,, , . . v - J - U 9 n 1 I - . , , - - - . 1 1 1 . ' u 1 . . A I n 1 1. If v L'-,

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WALTER JAMES SCOLLIN 6 Brooklawn Terrace Lynn QCOLLIL Tantam munsuetudlnem tacuue nzulo modo praeterzre possum Everyone has heard of the man whose heart IS as blg as hlmself but lf you have never seen such a man let us IH troduce Walter J Scollln Over SIX feet all broad shouldered sllm walsted broad browed and clear eyed he 19 one of the largest 1n Senlor and as ventle as the meekest You are lmmedlately at tracted by hls kmdly face and hls gentle VOICE holds you forever Hls only VICL IS the excess of hls v1rtue of gentlencs self deprecatlon For lnstance he has all the ab1l1t1es of a star football and track man but hc looks at the world records ln these sports and knows he 1 at present not equal to them so he thmks he IS no good What can you do? Scollle always was a serlous student and hls averages are hlgh wherefore we look for hlm to go to college Whether he goes there or stays 1n the coal buslness we are sure that the radlant warm of h1s kmdly d1spos1t1on w1ll wln h1m mnumerable frlends as It dld at school and we W1Sh hlm all success Track 143 BVM Sodallty ll,23J 3 2 1 Broadway Cambrldge En Fleve le plus magmfique que Jlll Jamals LU Ile mu we Of the many sets of brothers that cast the lustre of fraternal 3H9Ct10I1 over th1s class th1s IS the second of one of our palrs of twlns Ed Sennott Small maybe but then all you need IS a llttle b1t of splce to season a dlsh and so ln the matter of class actlon and pleasant ness he IS sufliclent for us Ed IS a scholar of fine parts a gentleman and a fine fellow Also he IS a good ball player Not that he has reached the eventh heaven of acclalm that comes to a player ln Hlgh School when he makes the team but still he can hold h1s own wlth the rest of the mmor leaguers In other matters he IS far ah ead bemg a good natured wltty fellow who has a knack of enhvenlng the dullest group We say a sort of farewell to Ed on graduatlon nlzht for some of us It w11l be Good bye maybe forever but the rest of us expect to see hun again and llve ln hls cheerful company at the College bwzmmm f12b Track V53 B V W Qodalzh 412 3D Pr v Um Humlrml lu nn mm I G6 ',9! ss , - ' .. . , ,, l I Q ' I t 1 ' 1 l ' .l ! - - y L - y . . . X S, w . . X K I ' Q . . l , r l , 2 ' Q . . . , - ' l , H . ,, . . . , . ,. ! 1 - , I ,, . . . , . EDWARD GEORGE SENNOTT - 7 G6 Y! . cc I ' 'J ' . , . . . Y . ,, Y l ' ' 7 Y , , - 1 ' W ' 1 ' Y s . - ' . u ' I . C ' . - Y . . .- , . . - X V L1 A 4 . . . I l' 'g-, ' Ill I ' r' 'lb I. ' I ., .