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

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IOIIN RAI PII SI NNOTT '3 71 Broadw IV Llmbrld 1 lmsnurkos MrN flflll' Lmurl urutor 0 the lullm Bc hold' we have Johnny on the spot and a l1fe saver to fou1 E of twenty elght ln helplng to defeat opponents ln elocutlon contests Cicero knew hls ora torlcal tactlcs but It took the Sennott to show hlm And best of all John has the well known splrlt of sportsmanshlp Ior hls sunny smlle appears whether he wms or loses A certam genlallty of manner and genulne good iellowshlp have endeared hlm to the hearts of all Perhaps too lt IS hls unassuming manner that helps to gam for h1m a loyal group of frlends Because of hls agrec able dlsposltxon and tendeney towards fulflllmg the promxse Whlther thou goest Ill follow a good many of us were frequently supplled Wlth a companlon ln 1n1qu1ty mdo lence, xnertla or lnterest as the case may be BVM Sodalzty 110541 l'l0f'llUOIl 41251 'lrllllr 1121 JOHN MICHAEL SHEEH1 1 7 Whlttler Street Roxburv JOHN Full many a gem I9 born to blush :unseen Azul zvaste IIS ragrance on the desert mr The secret IS out' John has done hls bf st to clothe hls attalnments IH the garb of modesty but lt has only served llkm a settmg to enhance the Jewel of char acter We have studled great men of late and have learned to recognlze the seeds of greatness Let us then dear reader rlsk our prophetlc art and say John thou shalt be great' l Some of us often wondered vthv he d1dn t go out for athletxcs If he brought his academlc successes mto the field he would surely have been all SChOl3StlC One day John dellvered a Latm oratlon commemorating Geo WaSh1HgtOD and the downfall of a Cherrv tree and soon after made his debut as an elocutlonlst whlch led to hls appearance on the stage of the Senlor Elocutlon contest We wlsh we d1dn t have to say Farewell Johnny Yet we bear wlth us the remembrance of a born gentleman and an ldeal student stamped wlth the seal of generosltv and klndness a lovable and admlrable classmate Debnflng fl 2 3 41 BV M QOIIIIIIIQ l1,2 3 4l Page Om' Ilumlrml llllffl Y w 1 1 'A 4 U K a I 1... K., 'g 'n-1 ,,,. nb .. . . H nj, I ,'..... . , v , . . , ,. , . 1-kv 1 - - Ann L .- - - - xl xv I . A A ' - . . L. Y . . , e , . . l . -. K. Xu ' ' JY Y l . . - - , . X .Li h L l .K .. I Q ' Ll ' i Y Y, A x n Y 4 1 S 1 N K , - X . . . , , . . . . - - . , . . . 1 '- . . .t ' .,-,-, , 4 , ,v , v - 7 , fr. .. ,gy 4 , ' I . . I. i .,. 5 x .i . K. . x . a 7 Y ' . , ' ' l l . . . . , , 1 v as n , . v . , . ' l za -n n X .V L N . . . . .N 4 A . . ' ' ' - r 4: u ' v , , , , . ,,. , . . .L 4' ,, . 7 M . ,

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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 ., .

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the manner of hlS mmd One day he w JAMES EDWARD SPELLMAN 6 Shlrlev Street Lexlngton JIM SPELL A calm unruffled gentleman was he Listen my chlldren and you shall hear of the boy who copled Paul Re Vere Each bump ln the road to Lex mgton has bounced Jlm every day on hls way to BCH and welcomed hum on hls return It makcs us thunk of what the great Antony once sald The elements were so mlxed 1n h1m that na ture mlght stand up and say to all the world Thls was a man But practlce makes perfect and James has had plenty There was no doubt that Spell was capable ln studles too When he volccd h1s oplmon ln the class he dld so wltl dlgnlty and assurance thus manifesting as wrltlng when all the rest were hsten mg Mr Spellman quoth the teacher what doth thou thus apart? m taking notes, S1r upon your statements came back the staunch reply' May those notes serve J1m 1n any tlght predlcament that mav be h1s ln the future' We hope that Jlm s success may not be small and that all good fortune attend hlm ANTHONY JOHN STASIUM 10 Wlget Street Boston ANTH0lXY Who mzxd reason with pleasure and wzsdom auth mzrzh Somet1mes you wouldn t know Anthony was ln the classroom untll the roll was called Calm as the unruffled ocean and qulte as deep was he H dld commend himself graciously to us and llke Antony of old we would all be glad to excla1m He was my frlend There was a twlnkle ln Anthonys eye Wh1Ch betrayed a sense of humor 0 hls shlns there were marks of combat too he sat, dear reader beslde Leo J McCarthy and never askcd to change h1s seat Our hats are off to you Anthony for that' Clcero Vlrgll Homer and the rest were on good terms Wlth thls young Bos toman We never heard hlm speak dlsrespectfully of them If you ask a short sentence about hun heres one you w11l remember Kmd and generous frank and loyal a man When we Wlsh success to h1m we mean xt to the last S0dllllty f12 47 l'r1 1 Um llumlrml lhlrty om o Y G5 95 as 59 CC 59 , . H . . 1 1 YY ' - - ax - u 'L p Al - ' - u . . . ' - u - n - , . , cz n , , . . . , Z n p , , ' u vs 4: rr u s . . , , . I ' ' n , Q 9 - a , ' 7 as , as ,, . . . - a . Q. . ,, ' 9 . Q . I ' as - u . . , . n , I ' ' ,7 ' ' - Y 1 , n . . . I . 1 1 '- . , . . 1 Y ' 7 , 1 . I 5 7 ' f. . rrx . . 1 :1 .