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

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lAMl'S lOSl1lH CURIFX '30 Avondale Plau Mllton JIMWIIF lllflll llllll' II S011 QPCTPI lllll 110 I1 C011 H11 SZCT9 Phe mode they say for men novsa days IS the sl1n1 fellow w1th the a1r of mlrth and saxo1r falrt If thls be true then Jlmmy IS ala mode because he ls sllmness persomfied and that sm1le of h1s and soft XOICS speaklng ID slurred monosyllables Hnlshes off the p1ctu1e of your colleg1an and advanced H1gh School student As to the Savo1r falre h knows vshat to do both IH and out of the class In hlS studles he lb constant and a good student who knows what to say and hovs to say lt And he IS cheerful also Let the day become gun and the crovsd gloomy at the refusal ot thc trather to applaud thclr cffoxts and Jlmmk vs1ll start to plav the DIHDO 'lhe ll the gloom vamshcs and the nlouds roll by We hate to say Good bye because of the deflmteness of that express1on, so vu vull sas Au rex o1r ind hope to see our sm1l1ng f11end soon at the College HI fll slldllllfi H231 WII I IAM l DWARD CURRX 17 Corey Strut Ch rlestown H1 I Asc A The Ilay s the thma You llllgllt not 11nag1n1 f1on1 tht pm turf shovsn htrn that you x-sue gamng a lu he Y t he ls xed Some tons1der that an awful hand1cap, but It appears to us that It IS the auburn ha1r1 d who are domg the tlfnngs IH the vxorld At least, Red has made thmgs hum whlle he has been Wlth us In the study of the classlcs hc has OVOI been among the forcmost of thx class Dlll1ldtlCS cc t tall 1 h gum f Iul s I us.-11 dllll B111 w IS 11111111 d11t1ly ghost ll as Casca, and hcnu Ins apptllatwe f Red nonchalantls ll'lfOllTlS us that thls db1lltV IUUS 1n th: fdl1lllV 1 Football also found h1n1 a strong llYlfSIlldIl A SCFIOUS studtnt Wltll a Jov1al outlook upon hfc one who would as soon Joke as studx and vsho does 11thc1 well Red ha shown all thx qualltles of a man of succmss VVh1n hr vunds h1s way to college vu expect to h4a1 vull of h1m, and vu hope to bc among those who flrst oongmtulate h1111 on h1s sucu ss DFGDIIIIIIW lil llPblIl1ll,'. lil l'notball 143 Bl 'll Sodalzty 4l2il lla.: lllxlx ,V 1 , , , . .1 . , , ,. 1. CS 19 .1 h - . . , N, l . ,, ,, V l Y - ' 'Y '4 Y 1 1 V . , . . H Y . . A,, . 14 ' ss ' , ,, , .. Q Y 7 7 Y , , ll ' ' !? Y 7 . , l L I ' Y ' ' 1 ' A 1 1- 5 1 4 xl 1 - A U ' vl' v' K ' A . . as - n , - ' ,E .' K. .sa V - ni -' ,' , 5 X A , . . , - , . .. , ,, . 1 . , . 1 'I , l 1 N I kv xi l . ,,, , ccR, -- sc 1 ,, vs .U , , , 8 . ' . ' . .' , . , '1- 1 L- r 1 1 - vm-1 - - 1 4 ci' 1 7, I ' s at -l fad. 0 1 . . 1 . 1. . . . ' ' f' 5 V . . K . Y as yy , , ' D Lv. 1 x I . I 1 1 . 1 'z ' s v ' .1 ' - '- U ' . ITldl6lS ll to 1 .-o . lu. '- 11- -'Y . ' . . ' , '. . . fc - c. , 1 ? .F 1 tg A Y, 1 r y' 1 v 1 'V ' I . ' ' ' 1 -1 ' 1 f 1 . K. . ' ,v . 1' 1' 1 .' ' 1 1 v 1 1 1 . . y ' ' ,S .,- , ,J , 3. x,u dn ,Ss V I X . A' 131.-. 1 1 va 1 'K 1 v1 1 - v1 ' Vg 1 1 - ' 11 . -. 1 ' '- - ..x.. - i . 1 r I . ,. - ' e ' ' . , . .1 . . ' , ,- . ',l,, rf -. N, 1 .lt-

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ARCHIBALD PHILIP COTTER lol East Cottage Street Dorchester XRCHIE PHIL Hrs .mule lS sweetened by hls gravity I IS wlth sadness that we see Phll leave the halls of old B C H1gh for we xull mlss hls qulet smlle and h1S qulet Howdy that made us feel that we were of one blg brotherhood He IS a good natured fellow Wlth a mellow and comfortable dlsposltlon and a qulck and fertlle sort of llvllness that shows ltself 1n the many mterestlng' actlvltles he or1 gxnates and puts over for the beneflt of the class The one puzzlmg thmg about hlm ns hls cxtlemely qulet VOICE whlch ls especially notlceable ln class Mistake us not Phxl IS an average scholar but when called upon to lmltate Cxcero or Vcrgll before the class he becomes qulte nervous not that he doesn t know the nmttel but becluse he ffzus he w1ll not do Justlce to these noble Romans Hc has ln hllll such 1 numbcr of qualltlfs so well blended that we know fame w1ll soon be h1s If good wlshes can hasten that dav Ph1l then know you have all our best Au ICXOIYY football Ml! BI ll Sllflllllfl 11231 GLORGE EDWARD CRIMNIINS 75 West Street Randolph GHF I noun. 'Ihr Earth has umed by one man the more George was hke one of those old Greek warrxors who spoke only a few words but mlghty ln thought were they And when It came to Greek well r orlmmms would you klndly g'lV8 a pre lectlon George was characteustlcally oulet Perhaps Randolph had somethlngf to do wlth lt It always surprlsed us to find hlm so early ln school Randolph IS a long way off and some of us would be late occa lonally lf we hved there but George had seven league boots and the first knock at old 4 F was very often hls Sometlme we hope to find hls natxve vlllagc md when wc do we are golng rlght up and bang the old knocker on the door and sav George old fellow lts a mlghty happy moment to see you agam' And folks you can be sure It w1ll be the same old smlle m the same old way that wr ll get Untll then so long' George and may Success smlle too on vou If V 'VI Soclalltv 112 5 I-V Pa e Fzfty one ' 1 if as cs sw ,, . i . . . - ,s t - - u ' rl . , . . . , .4 , n , , ! Q . ' 1 . .1 A 1 . . , . , ,W l . Y Q I. . ' . - I . S I , v I - x ' . s. . - ' I -, l ' 4 ', 1 2 Q' ' E ' ', . , . 1 'Q ' ' 1 1 4 I I ' ' x ' ' b .. c . 4 , ' ' 1 ' . 1 . 1 U ' 'Y ' - ' -1 ! 7 . I 4 C s u 'lx v Q . I , Y . ' . 1 w w X ' 1 W ,, 1. 4 1 .4 - , a- .5 v, was ,. 1 , G ' s - rr ' - , l., , v , . . , . . ,, . . . . , - - rr x ' ' . i . . 1 u S. . . 1 w . .Q . 4 . A Z x A 1 . , 14 ' 1, - ' nf 3 Y Y . , ' yy , , ' ' 1 . . , A, wa I, X 1 ' ' f ' ' 4 1 v . .1 . . V , ..,- , ll Q '- rf' .

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JOSEPH F RANCIS CURTIS 51 Tremont Street Charlestown .los nm Real ztorllz requires no mterpreter Charlestown has many thmgs to boast of beSldeS Bunker H111 and Joe Curtls 15 one of them A student of note he IS m BC Hlgh a buck prlvate at Camp Devens and a charter member of the Tremont Club and h1s worth requlres no lnterpreter 1n any of these 1nst1tu tlons Even before Cal uttered the famous I do not choose to run Curt had antlclpated lt because he often for got the rule, School beglns at n1ne sharp It may have been at the Club that he acquxred the nlmbleness of feet and sweetness of VOICE he dlsplayed at the Smoker but lt was at B C hxgh that Y he acqu1red h1s mmbleness 1n translatmg Greek and Latm So we come to end and to say our farewell to the phys1cal d1rector of the ectlon We hope Joe that you w1ll attaln to that pos1t1on IH l1fe whlch ought to be vours 1f that same semousness and dlgnltv and sm1le characterlze xour future 4 :tm '7 EDGAR CLRARD DAMIL 7 5 Center Street Roxbury Dui ML .Speech 1.5 silver szlence IS golden He declares he has an mferlorltv com plex However he has always bun 1 qulet lad and Slttlflg under the verv nose of the teacher ln Fourth year has not tended to make hlm more talkatlve I Splte of h1s ret1cence ln the classroom Eddie IS as Jovlal a person as one would care to meet Dam me he 1 called He w1ll tell you that It ls obtamed by doubhng the consonant and lengthenmg the stem vowel etc But you know all that from Senlor yourself Edd1e has a fine aesthetlc taste and some of hls pen plctures of moonllght mghts and wave beaten seashores have been masterpxeces Also he was one of the malnstays of the sw1mm1ng team where talkmg does not add to po1nts Hls enormous shyness and modesty whxch klll the thoughts of beauty 'md power that crowd hls tongue lb hls only dldvkbllk Sllllfllllllllf.. ll2 H B P ll S1 rlulzts ll 2 .Sr Fuel l'1fl1 three 1 1 . . . as oy HC . ,ss sa V ' ' . 1 .V ' ' fl D! ' ' . . . , ,.. ' GC 77 I ll Y? CK 7 Q , - U . . , n s , . . , . ' '. ' ' 1 Q N , Y U' U . . . . . . . 5 - v, v . . . . . . 'lv ' K - 7 . II-b1'g1-,3b. . Q . , .1 y 1. ,., 1 '1 .U .b h. i. h .Y I .. Edgar IS one of our monosylublst. . , . . . ' ' ' ' - - . , ' - .' e: z 9 . 'l . n 1, as I H X -Q4 I 1 - ' . . ' , - . . . ' ,.. . , , . , . N ' . 1 1 . - V ' w ' . 1. . ,V ' ' , L . s ' v . . '. ' ' ' I . L, ,y . . .. , 2. . ' I 1 r 1 1 . I ' .,.. ..1..: U' ,'..