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

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l0bl1'1l -XNTHONX DONOXAIN 250 Bunker H111 Strret Charlestown I Lau ll IS tranquil people' th ll llCL0lIlIIl!.Sh much We ean make secret of the fact no longer now that the aeeompanylng pho tograph has been publlshed The truth ls, gentlemen that the lllustrlous Homer had none other than Curly ln mmd when he struck upon that happy phrase ambroslal locks Here we present the dlspalr of unfortunate young' men of the thmmng thatch the envy of our Slm tm rs who cultivate the permanent wave the msplrailon of our brothers who scorn to wear a hat ln the hope of actlulrlng that Whlth nature has so prodlgally be stowed on Curly But hls chlef clalm to our remembrance lg not so passmg a tlnng IS a permanent wave It IS Curlys dlsposltlon, so calm so unruffled 0 nnpf rtulbable It IQ that even flow of temper that recelves all thmgs fortune xml flu rslty vuth tht qulet smlle of a trled phllosopher If lt lb the tranqull who ltiOlllpllSh much, thin here lb a voung man de tlnfd to move thc world mth has accomplxshments fl W 501101111 'l2'll 'l lM0'I HY RIC HARD DONOV NNI Cambrldgm Tru Tun IM lhere rs eloquence HI Silence Mom the far off eltx of Cambrldge halls Tmv Tum a well known member of our class Lnmg, as he does ln elosr proxlmxtv to Hanard he has been affee ted by the culture of hls cnvlronment and xceordlngly he 1s at all tlmes eoul teous, aifable and cordlal Durlng' hls four veaxs at B C H he was ever eon gemal and self sacrlficlng to the Intel ests of hls classmates Whllc Tlms voice has nexer been zalsed ln the heat of argument and de bate, yet he IS not IYICOIISDICUOUS Hls ablllty as an artlst has brought hlm to the fore front and h1s work graces the pages of this Year Book Rumor has lt that Tlm aspzres to wxeld the brush as he balances the palette The embryo artxst howex er IS not wantmg 1n athletlc ablllty as his prowess on the basketball court testlfies but lack of weight has always handlcapped the Tmv one The Class of 28 Wlbheb you the best of luck ln whatever task vou undcrtake, so tzrevscll Tlm and may Fortune smlle on vour Journey RPIIHIYSHYICP bmff Artur Pu f llfh ex ht . .. - ,. ,, V. , T 1 kan A. A . - A- 4 . ,Uv .. ,, , nf . ,. .. 1 ' - ' . ,. .. Q ni , 5 . , l ac u 1 . . . , nn, ' ry l y- 1. 1 I . . .Y- . I , .- V . l .. , l , . as yr ' ' ' ' ' . ,. . an , sr , A 1, ' , 1 e. . y r S ' ,. -. 'L 1 , . K.. -y 1 1 H , V. g . S . .x . ' . .w x . . z': r -' ' A ' s 2 2 2 ,' '. '- . i. .l .. ' ... . N - . V P 269 Norfolk htrm-t, , 1, .. -- .f ,.T -- ..,. . . ,. ., if 1 1 A. Y . 1 ' .I 4'wl4 I l ,l 4 - u . , , A 2 e . .. .. 'v' - . . , A. ' . 1, h . . , ., , .J . .- .A '. , ' . i . y . v. .- . . . , I . . . ., . . . . . , . . . . -.. ,.- .E . , . Y 11':x . 3 I 1 x A - .. K. ' ' ' v ' v . ' sa - sr x ,, -1 ', , A' I 5 I I 1 .1 YA . 1 I - l ' . I . . 1 , , , ,. . .. , . el, U- .E ,-qs I

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' PHILIP JAMES DONOGHUE 45 Edmund Street Malden P1-ul. As calm as evening when caressed By twilight breezes from the West The summer of our hfe IS Sald to be the best txme of llfe but to us lookmg before and after It seems that the green days of youth w1ll be the most mem orable In these days We have met many but among them Phll Donoghue stands out He IS a rugged good natured fellow who wlll long' be remembered for hrs broad smlle and the glft of pure comradeshlp that made the days of hlS presence so to be deslred Hls vlrtues are many and hrs faults l1e hghtly upon hlm Honest and true he can always hold up hIS head and face the world a man ready for college or the world But soon graduatlon nlght wxll blow away on 1ts balmy breezes the golden haze of schoolboy hfe and our companlonshlp perhaps shall be ended Before that tlme comes before the wlnter of lxfe Wlth xts storms and squalls of buslness sweeps over us we w1sh to express our good wlshes to you for a happy and successful career Au revolr Phll IAMES JOHN DONOHUE 31 Elmont Street Dorchester JIM DUN Pmrcv Hope enchanted smlles and weaves her golden hazr Parky ln the first and sccond year devoted all hls time to the classlcs lore But 1n the thlrd year our frlcnd became Jlm Donohue man of the world Thes plan and a bellever of the phrase It s Toasted H1s excellent work ln the school plays won h1m the pralsc of students and frlends allke In the fourth year he be ly hr stepped lnto 4 B at 9 10 on the fust day of Scnxor and thus he declded that he had started the year correctly fivc mmutes zarllcr than other years As an entertalner J1m 15 a success wlth hls rcpertolre of popular songs H gsbrisgardcd as thc latest cdltlon of what the well dressed youth w1ll wear next P Jlm w1ll bc a success be cause of his ablllty to smllc at trouble and to bear hls burdcns sllcntly Wc w1sh thc best for Jlm md wlll always remember his kmdlv nature Dramutlcs I2 51 l heer leader 431 Track fll qulmnnng f3l H M SOIIIIIIIQ 412 l4l I u Fzftx -:men 'Ts , Y 65 39 66 ' 4 u H ! 3 I 7 . 1 , ' 9 ,, l 1 .I - ' I , . 7 ' . , A ! ' li ' Y! . ,, . , . J' ' , I . . . , , C6 97 CG S9 66 , 79 as , xy ' , i A . H - . . .x . it ' Y! . i 1 -' ' KK ! f I! , . , , , 'fy 1 I ' , , - came best known to hls fellows. Brlsk- x K- ' - . . sl. , ' , ' lf, 4 K' 4 ' 1 X ' K 1' ' x 1 ' as ' rr - , , X 4 - - i . . ' ' 1 ' . e - 1 - l - , ' ' , ' K , A - ' ' 3- h- ..lA.,. ,, L., '., . 'h, , 'x 1 , ' 3 , 1 '- l .1 ' ' . ' . ' . ' 1 C ' . ' ' . . 1 . , . . , , , . , s , K . , , uy, h . ' . .. , . 7 gp .' 4-K. ,

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FRANCIS MELVIN DOUCFTTE W1lmlDgtOH FRENCHY DUKE Taste the Joy that sprmgs rom labor The Duke was a ready and voluble champion of the advantages of being a c1t1Zen of Wllmlngton but there was one d1sadvantage 1tS dlstance from clv 1l1zat1on whlch he could not eXpla1n away In fact It IS so far removed that he spent most of h1s tlme commutmg and we saw l1ttle of h1m except 1n class There hls ready wlt soon won him a place m our hearts That we selected hlm to provlde the class merrlment was ns nltural as that we should TCJOICG ln the results In Speclal Spamsh , espe clally he was lncomparable However, hls fun maklng was not done at he ex pense of hls scholastlc standmg H 1s a hard workmg student both ln and out of class and hls recltatxons showed thorough preparatlon And now that the partmg has come and he goes back to the sllence of hls natlve heath, we WISH hxm all success If you contmue wxth the same comblna tlon of cheerfulness and QBTIOUQHCQQ we know that success and happlness wlll be yours oh Duke JOHN JOSEPH DOWNEY 49 Robmson Street Dorchester Men of few words are the best men A w1nn1ng smlle a pleasant dlsposl tlon and a w1se crack are the predoml nant characterlstlcs of Joe Downey who strides down each day from the d1ZLy helghts of Mt Ida fDorchesterJ Among the no1sy host he ranges to and fro wlth h1S enlongated comrade Honeyboy H 1s however very qulet' You hardly know he IS departmg tlll he has vamshed and you never know he has arrlved unt1l you hear h1s volce dcclphermg some lntrxcacy of the Latln and Greek for although he IS the smaller of the famous duo he lu a giant m mtel lectual attamrrents Outslde hlS enthu slastxc mterest 1n track he d1d not enter upon the avenues of pubhc fame. but we know he IS a man who wlll always shed lustre upon hlmself and the school Whatever be your chosen career B111 It 15 sure to be blessed wlth success 1n the end even as ln the begmmng It was blessed with somf many fmment quall tles of lntellect and personallty lrack l4I Rl M Sllllfllllj 1l2i1r lug: I :fly num I, J if 79 66 ,S Gi ' ' f YI li YY , . , - 7 , -7 .. as z ' ' s H L It ' ' lf - , . . . H A ' s. 1 KI ' , . . . . . e . ns, ' - . , n ay , ., . 1 .. ,, p .lon .. , ,, , - ' KK ' I7 ' ' ' CC I7 Y ll 71 ' , . . e ., , , . b 5 ,. ,A y L I ' . I . b X . , , 1 , . . .Q ' v. . I n 4 -, ' , - 7 . . 2 , f - 'V , 1 , v . . . . . .. ,,.,- , , U .. V ?'