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

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WII1IA'V1 FDWARD BFNNE'1'1 28 Breck Street Brlghton B11 BILL large ln stature and ll! :Intellect Strollmg 1n from the wlldest part and the woodlest part of Brlghton each mornlng comes B1g B111 1 cspeclally known to us all for h1s ab1l1ty as a football player for he made the team 1n h1S second year and has ever slnce been a malnstav 1n the l1ne But there IS another s1de to B111 that 1S better known to h1s fellows 1n class Even as on the grldlron he d1st1ngu1shed hlmself for the thoroughness w1th wh1ch he mastered the plays and carr1ed out h1s assxgnments so 1n the class the same earnestness and success has character 1zed h1s work H1s enthus1asm and en cnc rgv are contag1ous and enough to w1n a game or mak a soclal W1th .1 m1le and an acute knowledge of men and human nature b1g phlloso ph1cal B111 has passed hlS way among us to our advantage and pleasure U doubtedly he w1ll go to college where some of us w1ll have the further pleasure mf 111s companx All how xer Jom ln wlshlng h1m success Football 112 311 WALI ACE PIERCE BOURCEQS 2 1 Bromfield Street Somervlllc Wun All 1Ll9d07T! s armory thu man could wlelrl Pu1e colleg1ate h1s crop of black ha1r tossed bv thc wxnd h1s hcau oxercoat ilght about h1s neck h1s books on h1s nght arm as the 11ng of h1s leather heels on the sta1rs mock the chlmmg of ten on thc school clock hr 1aunts mto class Wallace Bourgess If you asked h1m than hc would very llkels answer that he d1dn t have a chance to look over hls lessons the nlght before but when he rec1tes vou would thlnk that thc autho1 hlmself vure speakmg wlth , the glft of tongues Falthful to duty hr ls and foursquare When s1ck for a month he came back announcmg that he had studled all the matter covered duung h1s 1llness Th1s constance to duty IS character1st1c of Wallace So he wended hlS Smlllng wax among us qu1etly and modcstlv domg everythmg that he should and then bC11ttllI1g' h1s efforts As he annually won the medal f01 class excellrnce so we expect h1m to XVIII the hono1s at college and 1n later l1f1 If good vs1l1cs count 111 vull vxm 'md quuklx Pa: 4 TIIIIIQ lun ' w 1 11 1 4 A ' 1 ' 1 4. , ,- 1 as - , - - as I 1 K , . - u ' ' yr nB'Hu is ,D ..' . .. 1 1 v A K . . A . . , A 1, x, I A ' S , 1 1 ' . . . I H- ' ' . . . 4 'I 1 7 -7. , S' , , - 1 -, ,--,. 1 1 1 I 1, 41 1 44 ,ea fa - 9 - - 1- 1. . ' .' 1 . .' . 1 1 - 1- rr v 1 .- f . 1 . . 1 , , 1 1 . V . .1 .' ' A , 1 V 1 111 l 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 '. 1 , , l 1 .-.. 1 1 ' 1 1 ' v ' 1 . 1 K 4 1 ' 1 1 ' 1- 1 ' .L . ' 1 - ' - v1 ' 1' 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 ' -v 1 'N . ' 1 . - y . . . 1 ' I .. 1 ' . ' 1 . . , A - - I . ' 1. , ,, 4, , I 8 I 1 - V 1 , . , ' ' ', . m 1 , Y Y K , tr. 1 . 11 -1, 1 -J' ' ,

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lllOlVlAS AUSTIN IARRX 58 Putnam Street East Boston ToM I hold mv duty as I hold my soul Let the Hoods ralse up thelr volces and let the hllls resound Here stands a 1 East Boston has produced h1m, as lt has produced so many other men, and We are all proud of h1m Beneath that pleasant countenance or rather be lund 1t lookmg out from smlllng eye IQ an lntellect He knows thlngs b crets of books and knowledge are to h1m llke purllng brooks and lausrhmg meadows to the poet and the deepest rc cc sses of ages are hls haunts Study to 111m 1 a pleasure, going to school a necessary physlcal QXQTCIQG But Tom lS no bookworm Phys lcally act ve and graceful, he 1S capable of any eyertlon and hlS strength IS as that of Hercules It IS a case of Mens sana ln corpore sano the ldeal proposed 1n all tlmes f01 the student He IS a man of well rounded '1b1l1t18S and we know that the future w1l1 Shlne as graclously upon h1m, as he has smlled on us the smlle that we hope to enjoy all our days of contlnued frlendshlp lracl 443 FDWARD IOSEPH BEN'NlF'l l' 38 Bra lx Avenue, Brighton M rss Bunn mgcm pruedltus Thls youth used to be known as just B111 Bennett s brother But that IQ a th1ng of the past for although he has alwavs been an honor student m hls fourth year he dlstlngulshed hlmself as an athlete and a muslclan Wlthout any experlence and unheralded he trled out for goal tender on the hockey tram 1nd so proved hls qualltles thmt he played through the whole of the opcnlng game In th1s game he showed great promlse and we expect to heal great thlngs from h1m 1n the future Then agam he IS a muslclan of the hlghest qualltles He played the plano ln the ornlwstr X Heh lb r' c y t r O1 four years Ed has been an honor student x nclc 1 S0llftlllHg to br proud of Ill' :U S0dIllll'V 112341 Ho key 44? Orch? lr: 1-ll l'u 1 llurlx 1 1 V? H - W , Y L K I , , , - 4. ,, .. , ,, ' If il an . ' V - . .L . . . Q I' .I , I S 1'l'5 . ' , . . e- Q . , . ,WY VPN Q 's . '. . 'fx ' '. . ll ,! ' . i . K . . . ' li ' YY ' . ' ' 1 s K 5 ,. 4, . f L J V 7 ' 5 .C- . . , as 1 ,ss , . l'Summis ornamenlis hnnuris, virlulis. -V, - - -,.,, u ' n 9 , ' , ' . s I : , , - 1, y 2 3 ' . 2 , . V , I, ' ' ' . ' ' t ., f.:' 0. v'.'l.l ,cr las 1at r: . F ' ' ' ' , ' Q 1 ,Vl1 l':1.'1' 2 ' '. 7 ' v l A fx o . K- I gf ' ' Y'-nr'

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IAMES JOSEPH BOURLON' 90 Alblon Street Boston IM Hrs way once chose he forward thrust out right Nor stepped aside for dangers or delzght That tlme IS sald to be pleasant the passage of whlch we do not realxze un t1l lt has gone So It has been Wlth our four years ln the company of 'Jlm It IS only now when we stand on the threshold of graduatlon that we realize the Joy and happmess h1s companlonshxp has brought to our years In class work he had m abundance of knowledge, out of cl ss he was quxet w1th a keen sense of the laughable that showed us how to see the pleasant Slde of the many trying situations that arose ln the course of an ordmary day In athletlcs he asplred to track, but Fortune whlch frowned on h1m IH a Maroon and Gold unlform, smlled on h1m ln the guxse of a marathon runner Pleasant capable glfted wlth many talents he has been an msplratlon that we hope to have w1th us ln college and ever hereafter Debating f12J Track f3 45 Baseball Manager UU BVM Sodaltty H235 WILLIAM LEONARD BOWLER IR West Ma1n Street Ayer BILL heart When we p 1l WL can readily see why people are so anx nous to get themselves resldences tal from the noise and cheapness of tne clty It must be fine to have good nelgh bors For this same reason It would fem to us that Ayer would be a flne place In whlch to llve for Blll has been one of the best companlons m our four years ln the school K1nd cheerful wlllmg and anxlous to help m every thmg that IS for the best of the crowd yet not so forward ln offerlng h1S help as to become a nuisance H1s support of class act1v1t1es IS remarkable and we know that the only reason for his not long dlstance he has to travel sto to conslder Bl more deeply plunglng lnto them IS the Serious ID hls studles carefree m hls play enthuslastxc m his support of every actlvlty Bill has ln h1m every element of the success that we know wlll be hrs, when the encloslng vell of Tlme ls removed ln the golden future B VM Sodullty 41231 Wear., Page Thzrtv three Q K I D HJ JS 6. - ,, . , . ' , b . . ,. N . ' 4 . ',,. 1 , . o l c 2 . 9- n Y Y . ' ' z . 1 I , 7 9 , A , 1 - n . 9 q . , f . X 83 , 1 66 JI! 1 The mildest of manners, and the gentlest 93 ' KK ' Y! . sw, ' a , ' . Y . ' 1 1 , ' A X - 1 9 . A. S . . . ' L ' l . l ' . 7 . L . . . ' , .I . 3+ V .