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

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Fl 'VIO THOMAS CARR 19 Elmabc th Street L5 nn JA r It 0 zullmut Iuug,lun lS ll dreary Illlmk Prom out tha Lind of Eternal Sun shine where trees are blg and 10dIlQ an long and the citu s largest fiom the sunny San Diego came Elmo Thomas Carl and with him he brought a lot of that sunshlne and a deal of that great ness Many a laugh has been supplied by the VS1tt1ClSI'I'lS and the comical faces he makes Jake holds the record for eating during class hours Bananas dis zppcai xery rapldly beneath the clexmr manlpulations of long slendei fineeis fven under the vers nose of thi te fzehers But turn to the seuous side of life and you will find lake '1 likeable and an earnest vouth a loyal classmate and enjoyable companion He 13 a serious student and ever leadv to lend a help with good fortune and succeed even though it be out in th1 land of best things All success Elmo' lil M sflllllllfl 412341 MICHAEL HENRY CASEY 9 Vesta Road Dorchester Mlm U lsrlnm doffecl her ,golden crnun mul decked his regal brnu Tlls d hcate youth is one of oui xoungest Cpassed sixteen onli a couplr of months ago! is a student of woith a hockey fan of serious Fapldlty and a golfer par excellence He studles well and has good marks but in hockey md golf he egcells It has been said thcrm is some little detail of hockey with which he is not familiar but ardent reseaich has failed to reveal it He admits ap proving' of the regulatlon regaldlng three hours home studv but he says that he could shoot twenty seven par holes in the same time So golf hockey study and the movies make up his daily routine and because of himself he grows mightv among us All things ln which he was truly interested he did well both IU class and out It IS thls quality of whole heartedness in a chosen l1ne that will make him prosper ln the future Soon then we expect to see him leading the way at college and in his chosen careei afterwaids a Jovous and happy success Page Imtx mn Y 111 ' 'r e yy - 1 , Y . .lilq 1 ?GK 2 - 1 ' hy, Y 1 ll' ' 1 l ' ' . ,, ,. , . . ., - . 'A', . ,- . , , r . . ., , I, . . 1 . Af. 'A ll ?7 W ' ' ' ' . e .- 2 , . Y . , A 4 U 1 ' ' ' v , ,. ,- .. . , . . ., ir Q h I ' L T I I L lc I n h uc 4 I 4 . . , ' ing hand to his fellows. By these traits we know that he will soon link arms ' ' 1 1 ' 2 ' 2 ' ,. ' .. A - ,. . ' . - . . .. -' ,,.. . l , ,. . , .. H., r , 1 ' ,' '.-. I: G' ' l ' ' Y K S' Y X Y ' v . 7 1 A13 ' 1 ' . 1 . 1 1 ' ' , 1 A . 1 l X , .. . K . .5 1 - N ni I. ' Y ! 1 7 , . . . ,l x A t 4 ' A. 1 7 u i' . 1 s u 1 n . ' 1 n I - ' l . . ' 7 . . ' I . . ' ' , K . I 11 ' '. Y

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THOMAS ROBERT CALLAHAN 57 High Street, Stoneham Tom LAL He doeth much that doeth a thing well Four long years ago Tom came from little old New York to B C H Havrng been recerved rnto the hearts of all his classmates he soon showed us that the truest and most smcere of our friends does not necessarrly make the most noise He studred hard he played hrs game hard especially golf and indeed he rs a likeable fellow Yet whrle Tom has modestly kept himself out of the lime light he has always grven that rmpres sion of strength of character and earn estness of purpose that will serve hlm well rn the future During the Fall of hrs Fourth Year, n bed for weeks followmg an operation We almost were afraid hrs graduation would be postponed But as soon as hrs strength returned the old fighting sprrrt came back and from start to finrsh he went through hrs work No wonder we admire hrm And we are sure that with that same perscvf rance he will reach the success of whlch he IS so deservmp' Tom had the misfortune to be confined 1 JOHN PATRICK CAREW 29 Packard Avenue bomervrlle Qmnnv Qonmm Ie beau homme sam mera.: Attention' '1h1s layout rs rn honor of John Carew the ' Beau Soldat of Som ervrlle Hrs chest bedecked wlth C M T C medals hrs wavy locks rn order hat set at a rakrsh angle he appears the most famrlrar figure that wends its dally way to our school We adV1S8 you to Jom the cavalry Soldier with your ex perrence you are wasting your trme m the Infantry We hope that the West Polnt for whrch you yearn will claim you when you have left our portals Among the many souvenirs we have of you are the many theatre checks marked 35 cent fthe price lb susprcrousl but they are not the only souvenirs we possess We shall never forget your cheerfulness your fmt sprrrt of comradeshlp your kindness rn word and deed They are among our finest memorles and we wish you all success rn the way you chose to make Us all tamous Truz-k12.iP Bl M bodalzly 412345 Page Ports one 66 9! CC 1 39 5, - n . u rr u ' vr ' . . ' - Y s , Q w 1 1 l v . , 4 . , 1 ' W . . . . . . . 1 - A . . . . . - . ,o 1 , . C6 , 99 GE 99 . . . as . .-u 4 . , . . , . . , .W . . . . 4 n , . - r i 1 1 . r 9 ' .-s aa qu - -, , - - .. I , . V. . ' A . ' ' ' . 1 ' a ' s ' . . X . . L- v 'L . -s ' . . . , L. . ' .. . , 1 . , - r 9 - - - 9 9 4 - v WY' -

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,-f y CLIFTON JEROME CASHEN 315 Canton Street, Stoughton CLIF He wears the rose of youth upon fum Chf has been m the A class smce he entered the School That ought to make hlm a Class A man Whether that does It or not the fact remams that he ns a prmce of men and very popular wlth the class Maybe It IS be cause he takes so much Jollymg about the place of hxs resldence whlch he de fends so w1tt1ly or maybe It IS because of h1s unvarymg cheerfulness but at any rate he IS one of our best Far zwav as he IIVBS he IS on tlme every n wrmng and always wlth a Pollyanna smlle Never has he been known to show anger when things go wrong Instead he kept smllmg and dld hxs best along wlth the next Studies d1dn't worry hlm CIISCIPIIHQ was farthest from hls thoughts ln other words he was a good student and a loyal and true classman We l1ked h1m when he was Wlth us We w1ll llke hlm even lf he leaves us, but we hope and trust that our good fortune w1ll brlng h1m back agaln to our mldst next year 'lt the Helghts Whether he doe or not we wish hlm the best of success and we wlll always remember hlm DAVID FRANCIS CAVANAUCH 110 Parker Street Newton Centre CAV Thu LS a man In our Freshman days Cav attracted our ttentlon from the first moment we saw hlm Perhaps lt was hls brllhant of makmg frlends He IS the same smll mg frlend today Whenever the class needed a l1ttle cheering after a part1cu larly d1sastrous day ln class Cav was always ready wlth a few Jokes and storles to make us forget our troubles Hls favorlte sport IS football as mlght be expected of the son of the lllustrlous Cav of Boston College but smce he llves so far out he was not able to lnloy the sport as a partlcxpant Dave mtends to follow hls father to Fordham and than to start hls football caree1 where he w1l1 add a few more laurels to that famous football name Hls cheerfulness and good common sense and hls sp1r1t of companlonshlp are the reasons why he was ever a welcome guest at any gathermg and why he carrxes wlth hlm to Fordham thc ba st vxlshcs of the class Good luck Dave RI M Smlullfy ll 2 it lu 1' Forts lhrm' Wi A 4 G5 99 gg ' 39 il ' Y! ' KC Y! ' , f as fx 7 A 1 1 v I ' 1 o ' . , n n - u I s, ! 1 l . . . ' IL , 4 ' ' ,Q Q 1 1 Q I . Y 5 '1 I c .. , . . S , I U t .f , g , . '1 l . If 99 .. -, -, ,, il !! a . smile, or maybe, his ever-ready manner ' , ' 1: as , - n I , n 5 y' ' J ll Y! ' . L 7 L. K . y 1 ' . '. 3 . . 5 5 4.- . '. ' H ., ' 4 . kv . . L- ' . 3' 1 K . . L . ' . ' I 7 . i w v'w - . n 5, . ., c , 1. ' u -. ,, 1 .