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

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THOMAS FRANCIS TRAINOR 103 Belmont Street Cambridge PIE Should life be dull and spzrrts low He ll soothe us m our sorrow Here IS the man from whom the great Plrate thxrd sacker borrowed the allas that has helped make h1m so popular a hero 1n baseball fandom The name orlglnated wlth our present KP18 and he has the prlor clalm by every rlght of age, beauty grace and accompllshment If you are not convmced look at the pxcture 0ppOSlt9 Ple ' has other clalms to recognltlon than h1s famlllar tltle He IS a capable student Ut takes h1m just a httle tlme however to overcome the 1n1t1al lnertlaj a fine athlete and a most llkeable companlon Look at the gleam 1n those eyes Do you notlce the llps lmpatlent to break Into the smlle that IS already lurking at the corners of h1s mouth'7 There IS Ple IH h1S natural mood that wh1ch most becomes hlm and IH whlch he IS most famlllar to us Chaser of gloom dlsperser of clouds frlend of Wlt and soul of humor That IS Ple a la mode' Track 131 Football Q43 THOMAS JOSEPH TRAVERS 20 Westle Street ToM I see brught honor sparkle through your eyes Tom has been wlth us for four pleasant years and h1s Smlllng' counte nance and qulet humor have ever be trayed his carefree and happy d1spos1 tlon But you must not gather from th1s that Tom was glddy for he 1S a good student and h1s marks are sufficlent proof of h1s scholarly attalnments All his actlvlty was not confined to the books elther The McElroy felt h1s presence and It was Tommy who kept tlme for the band A natulal 600 man he was forced by a bad ankle to abandon track But the many frlends Tom has made at Boston College Hlgh wlll remember hlm most for h1s slncerxtv and frankness and w1ll not forget the manllness he dlsplayed at all t1m6S The frlendshlps founded on these shall last and we shall always keep watchmg for your success Debating l2l Band MD BVM Sodallty 41233 Pu rl Um Humlrul llllffy nmr' , GC 95 .. . . . 7 ' 99 ' ' ' I ' 77 , . , ' ' ll ' Y ' . . r . n s a my ' w , 4 , Y . I . u 7 7 1 ' Sl ' 73 ' , . Y , Wmchestcr. ' C6 99 ., . - I , ,, Ki Y! ' , - ' KK 77 ' ' Y , . ' li U! Y ' , u an 9 ' li Y! 1 ' , 1 - 1 . . . . . , 1 , , . . .. , , . II I 'I '. P'

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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'

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DANIEI DUDLFY TRAYFRS 3? Malden Street Boston ,UD Silence ls golden Four years haxe helped to mould the char lcter of Dud mto that of a Cath ol1c gentleman Dud was not one of your dazzhng good fellows but he man aged bv means of a ready smile to make for hlmself a large group of frlends As a student moreover he made class a very pleasant task and an easy one fo1 his classmates Durlng hls last year Dud declded to go out for baseball and It IS not to be doubted that he would have made a fine pltcher had not an un klndly fate prevented hum from contm ulng his efforts Well Dud we haw enjoyed the full measure of vour frlendshlp during our four years at B C Hlgh Not only haxe your generous dlsposltlon and happy ways been a source of pleasure to us all but they wxll contlnue to be a source of happiness to you yourself ln the future So we bld you farewell Dud and we hope It w1ll not be a long one If It should rest assured of our WlShES for your futurf success B V M Qodnlltv 412 3l HUGH PHILIP WALQH 117 Child Street Jamaica Plam Hum Hue ll e ls ulthm not ulthout us If Hugh came from Jamaica mstead find an cxplanatlon for the look of a stranger that so frequently covers a face that IS othc rwlse smllmg and gav but as It is we must blame It upon a natur ally quiet and retiring d1spos1t1on that hates thc spotlight exen ln the llttlest thmg and finds more peace m lust the quiet of everydav routine We have never seen Hug ruffled but alwavs that same quiet self assurance IH face of the fiercest questlonmg m class or the wildest racket elsewhere of course He sums to have an alr of aloofness which is only apparent and when one has struck up an acquaintance wlth this quiet chap then he IS fortunate lndeed because he is thc possmssor of a true f11end Whatevel wav he dueets hls footsteps we wlsh hlm success and know that hlS store of solid vlrtues wlll wm xt for hlm B V M 9011111113 fl 2 il 4l Pug: Um Ilumlrecl Form V J 1 41 Q I ..l .. ,, ,. . ,. n I 7 4 , , , u yy ' C , ' l - an 1: , - ' Q Y 44 YY ' . Y ll !!L'. 75 ' ' ' s . D . A 4 1 l . 7 , I I ' 1 . Y K ' CK !7 ' ' A . 9 Y v l 1 ' ' . . . . . h , , . K X A . .. ,,. .. ,,, ,, .ll . v. . v. ,. , . V , . . of from Jamaica Plain, we could easily ? . L . . , ' L lx S 4 Y 1 Q xl n fr ' ' 7 n 1 wr . 1 L - K I x is . . . , 5 :fe . ' H., 4 ! ' ' ' ' , . 1 '. A Es. . . . . A f ' , .- , .