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

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JOHlN MICHAEL TIFRNAN 9 McGregor Avenue Somervllle TINKER He IS a worthy person who IS much respected Since Tlnker first graced the portals of our school he has acqulred many trlends Many class hours whlch would have been long and tedlous have been llghtened and made enjoyable by some wltty remark or novel act of Tlnker s He IS known throughout the school for h1S ab1l1ty as a basketball player But one evenxng he played so brllhantly that has name the next mornmg was ln the paper WhlCh unfortunately fell 1nto the hands of the teacher before class Tmk er had qulte a task then to decide whether It was more deslrable to be con conspicuous for an evemngs work ln basketball wlth a newspaper Wrlte up for an evenmg wlth the books and recogmtlon 1n the class room It IS wlth deep regret that we leave Tlnker thls June and he may rest assured that all hls classmates wlsh hlm the best of good fortune ln the enter prlses of hls hfe BVM Sodalny H235 RAYMOND JOSEPH TIERNFY 70 Horace Street East Boston RAY Iuvenuz qua ab ommbuv lalulatul Let us mtroduee one of oul best esteemed classmates who has the good wlll and admlratlon of all hls comrades The possessor of a fine character noble and strong wxlled Ray IS loyal and true to his frlends The petty trlals and crosses of schoolboy hfe are w1thout equal to test the mettle of a man and we have never found Ray wantlng He wlll always be associated m our mlnds wlth the thoughts of Joy and hap pmess that crowded our years at school Whenever he was among us he dlspelled all gloom wlth hls sunny dlsposltlon Above all however he was a true seholar and a gentleman whose oplmon was hxghlv respected 1n all class 36-3115 We have been proud to be hls classmates and pleased to be able to glve public expresslon of our regard for h1m What aualltles made hlm honored among us these same we know wlll gam for hlm reward IH later tlmes when we shall be equally proud to do honor to his achlevements Debating fl? Track 112i Suzmmmg. ll2P B V M godaluy 112 3b l'u 4 Um Ilurulrvd llurlw colon 1 ' ' f 4 Y st V ns ,, .' . as - xn - n A ' u ' vu 2. 1 , 1 s 9 Q U . . , . . . ' ' .Q 1 - ,or ' l ' ' as ' rv ' . . . ,, . 4 - xl v as u u - - - Qu i Y ' lx X ' X' . , -, 5, , . , - n n ' v 9 an u - , y . a . r . - 4 4 , ' X . . . . . -9 1 s I 1 Q .. ' ' . , . . .L ' ,, . Ill 1 I' . '. V ,. -.

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JOHN LOGAN TANSEY 200 Huntlngton Avenue Jamalca Plaln Jos JOHN In medlo tat urtus Pa s Fust m y s el f last thls IS Joe s motto He IS one of the most llke able fellows ln the class He IS also a good student with the ablllty and ear marks of a Socrates And yet 1n Joe s make up athletlcs harmonlously blend w1th studles Though he played foot ball for one year only he developed 1nto a player of no mean abxllty and won hls letttr Agaln m hockey though out for the sport fox only two years he made an lmpenetrable goalle If h1S eyes were as good as hlS agile feet and alert mmd he would haxe been one of the greatest schoolboy goalles ln Boston But as he was Joe became the bulwark of our defence and the coach recognlzlng hls sklll and cxecutlve dbllltV chose h1m manager for the team ln hxs senlor year Joe was a good student a Hne athlete a humorlst a tlue gentleman and a staunch frlend BVM Sodalllw fl3J Football 14-l Hockex 1343 Hockey lllana er 14? 162 Warren Avenue Boston HAROLD Tl-FIN A kmd hour! is ll fount of gladnvw Harold droxe his Ford wry well untll he followed Gleason and then hls xcputatlon as an expeuenced naugator of autos earned ln the h1stor1c trlp tu Haverhlll and on the outlngs to Mllton were shattered unt1l we learned the truth Among other thlngs for Wh1Ch he IS famous IS hls sllck and shlny black hair which along' wlth hls lnvarlablc well groomed appearance has won hlm the tltle Harold Teen John has the proper outlook on lxfe we have never seen h1m w1th a grouch On rare occaslons he gets up on the wrong SldQ of the bed therebv plunglng the whole class 1ht0 gloom A brlght student whose kmd and generous dlSDO sltlon and cheerv smlle have made llfe happy fox Us wc can only WlSh that he wlll ever go through llfe castlng lnto the llves of others the sunshine of a d1S posltlon that has won our hearts Good luck Harold Teehan and all success' B V M qoduhlv il 2 31 Ingo Une llu :Irml 'lfurls su V A - 1 Av 1 A Y as J, as as ' S ..,' u I ' ,K Hi K ' ' ly . . . - , 1 ' x - ' . . l -. ' , . ,N 1- ' L Y u V , a a ' 1 ly l - ' 1 p K K . . . , 1 . . l . , . . . . . 1 . I . . . ' ' Z . . - ' ' ' A . 1 . ' l '. . N I 1 1 1 .. . 1 7 s L' ,J gf K- JOHN MICHAEL TEEHAN Y ' 9 as ,e ,vs if - - Q- U f '7 v ' rx l . Y , .L Q5 1 ' u' Y' 1 I I , A Q . A 1 I l I x , Q A - . I u , Q q I Q ' - I X - . I X - an rr C . . . ' , ' 1 l ' ' l u -Y x 1 . A' ' N , sc vu, , i I I - . ' ' - v.. 1. V-. .

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THOMAS FRANCIS 'I ICUE 54 Hlgh Strcct Hudson JIINKII- I0 one uho lux been long III F113 pen! In vers slwet to look lllfll the fur Allfl open fare 0 he-:wen It you havr nevcl rntcrtalllcd I-3.11111 larlty wlth that verv qualnt and pleas lngly whlmslcal charactcr of the Plcvslck Pap1rs known to thc lovlrs of Dlckcns dS Altrc d Jlngle then you llaxe llevcl met thc twln splrlt of the lad whose p cturt adorns thls page wlth the same uncommon grace vslth wlllch hls frlend Shlp adorns our hearts Jlngle a sor of madcap CBXHIIQI urbane ln manner rustic only 1D hls orlgln a bold adven turer, lntelestlngly romantic and roman tlcally lnterestlng, a pf rsuaslve tall L1 prone to monosyllablc speeches and polysyllablc sllences and there you haxe only bcgun to know Frank Tlgue We have never been IH Hudson so we do not know how much of hlS lnterestlng character Jlngle owes to hls blrthplace But mlther do we L irc For .Ilngle IS rnshrlncd dup IH oul hr nts lommuters lllb 112 i4b 99 Ruthx en gtl0Ct Roxbulx Blll ll eve long been to,.,ether thrnu,h lllllldllll and thrzlllgll Qlorml ueather Thls golden halltd Mcnclaos of the IHO1l4l!l world hls been 1 flgulc anlong us for thua pa t four Ve xrs You must hue hcard hllll galloplng along ln llls oll Lhallot with lll thf clash and lattlc of tm that was famlllar to hls AIQIXI plototypt whcn ht used to rldc ffallantlx lnto battle IH the dln of clanklng armor But hc and the Son of Atlcus haxe H1010 ln common than yellow halr and the rlttlc of tln There IS also that roman tlc turn of nature common to them both that chlvalrous splrlt and reckless aban don so beflttlne a gallant figure Blll IS a lover of strlfe though lt be athletlc lathcl tn n martlal Never more ardent rooter ever shouted for the Maroon and Gold Manv an cxenlng dld he roar to the last breath for HltChm3H, good at the poke check and hlS grcatf st ldol the bodv shaklng Eddle Shore smlter of men Blll IS a true rooter wlth hls favarlte ln vlctorv and defeat That IS vshat made hlm so loval a frlend to us a Pug: Une llumllnl IIIIIH ru ll! 1 , y I 4 l , ' X , .. ,, U I - If , ' ' . ' 011-l 5 Q - . 'f . , f l .I ' 1 3 me l Q -' 1 '- . I . K. 2 L . V. ' fx, e rs ' 1 ' 1 ' 3 . y in . , , . 1 - '. ' A V. . . . - ' L Cl ' 17 L . ' . ' V l . 7 . 4' . . A ' , - 1 . . . ' i I . iv, A . A R71 1 I . X . . . ' . ' '. A ' , 2 RS '. ' - . ' '2 P- ' 'z ' sexy . x . 1 , .., ,., WILLIAM FRANCIS TILLEY ' . I I ', , G64 'UI- 'L Nl' l g 11 n 'nf r . - Q 99 I 'sf l , l I l- K A -' 2: 31 1 ' 'r .' 5 l 2: : :YA 14 ' ' 4 . 'lf ' . 4 -' ' Z , ..k. . -. 5 . V . .A H.H ' 1 1 - ' A I Y l- A -I K 1 v .- z 1 '. l ' - Y 1 ' . sh - I .L 1 K . , . .u 1 3' ,na .' a x X X L x l 7 . . . . ' - - I I I ' 1 .' x ' 9 , P'