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

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FRANCIS XAVIER PEALONFX 12 Thurston Strcet East Boston lllAlNlx Ihe l'arth has gauwd In one man the more Many cars have passed through the East Boston tunnel slnce Frank first came to B C Hlgh Shylv and bashfully d1d he sllp lnto our mldst too modest to allow the news of h1s entrance to be acclalmed with applause If we honestly speak our ODIIIIOII of hlm we must acknowledge that he has lmpressed us as a smcere frlend and scholar Ixewer bolsterous ln hls man ner Frank 1 on: lron whom we could depend any tlme A faithful student from the start of the long grlnd h always tried to help the others along He proved hlmself an athlete of no ordinary abllny at some of the class outmgs elther at RlV6ISlde or Nantasket We do not Wlbh to leave the lmpresslon that Franks quletness prevents hlm from looklng on llfe s Joys He consumed hlS share of the booty at the Smokers and p1cn1cs So It IS wlth our best wishes for success that to Frank as he leave. us a hearty and slncere VALE BV W Sozlallty 11233 IOHN FRANCIS FITZGERAI D 66 Glendale Stl em t Dorchester Fun To be ll well favored man IS ll t of fortune Durlng the course Fltzy has made an envlable reputatlon as a schola1 de bater Thesplan and a guardian of th. sllver co1n S1nce second year h1S class mates have never questloned the safetv of thelr class funds because they had entrusted them to Fltzv keeping labored to get It from them but at the class plcnlcs he Invested lt wlsc lv Fltzy has been glfted wlth the pow er of oratory and manv a class and manv a teacher has he enthralled by a uase less flow of words In Ssnlor he was an enthuslastlc member of the Bapst and won a posltlon ln the DFIZL debate We enjoyed h1s actmg at the Chrlstmas entertamment and he contmued hls good work m the chool play Studles have nes ez fnghtened FltZy because he always gave them hlS serxous attention We have learned many lessons from hlm, especlally the lesson of loyalty loyalty to God to school to frlend and to principle We can only w1sh the best of luck to this splendld type of a Cathohc scholar and gentleman Debatmg C343 Pr: e Debate 1134! Dramaucs UD BVM Sodalm 412341 Page Sun our v Y ws f A , . . l , x K A v ..y W.. nf' ' , ' , , 4 . ' ' , n 1 ' 5 7 K 7 rx ' A K ' ' - X , :I I ? ian ' ,, v t Q X , e . H' l 4 'll' 1 v x w ' 1 , . . . ..,. . . s I ' . . . . .1 . A .L K u ry' 1 , - u n ! L I . ' ' . .4 . ,,- . . . A - . V ,J l .. -, H, .x . . gzf H - x Ac ' H ,i , . ' ' .,. - 1. ,- ! 7 . . . . A Q Y . . . - ' x Y 4 i ' u C ' 9? ' H , . G 1 Q - . ,. A ix v cc ' n - - 1 , A . , . .Us- . ki 3 S . . I .. . 5 . I X l ' S , I ' A Y , - 44 n s . A Y , 1 a , Z -s s - 1 - - - .' use - 1 AV 5'4-

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r1ety and hue of hlS cravats has been a JOHN Nl' ILAN PELNEY 39 Ifoxest Hllls Street Iamalca Plaln JACK 411 abrldgement of all that was pleasant Ln man In the Fall of 26 Jack had a v1s1on and m that VISIOH he saw the benefits to be derlved by Jolmng the ranks of the Class of 28 Th1s shght blond falr complexloned youth then entered 3B and cheerfully took part ln the struggle for knowledge It d1d not take h1m long to make fr1ends and a patent cause of h1s popularxty was hlS everlastmg sm1le Jack always presents a sunny appear ance whether It be ramy or falr weather and h1s Jovlallty has done much to brxght en up the classroom He has always glven us an example of what the well dressed man should wear Whlle the va source of wonder and amazement Falthful to hls books vlrtuous ln hvmg active ln hls school lxfe Jack cannot be called 1dle Qulet wlth an ever present Smlle he has walked h1s way through the years and lnto our llves whence we hope the hazards of llfe wlll not be :ble to tear h1m I? V ll Sodallty 112 341 THOVIAS MICHAEL FFFNIEY 507 East 6th qtrut South Boston Tom H eu L en 4 nd though sez en It lb easy lb not untll the departed one that we thmk of the good qualltles that have made hmm dear to us But wlth Tom we are made to antlclpate thls time and say our feel mg before he leaves Because of hls wood nature we have all grown fond of hlm and because of his scholarshlp we have become proud of hlm In hls oulet cheerfulness we have found an expres slon of the finest class splrxt He leaves behmd h1m a frlendshlp that was strong from the beglnnmg one whlch we hope that time wlll only strengthen the more not trv out for any of the teams but m no science fairly worth the to say Good bye and It we have seen the last of Not bemg athletlcally mclmed he dld hls studles he was an msplratlon He leaves the school, but he wlll not leave our memorles When the course of our usefulness IH the world has come to an end we are sure that 'Tom will have galned the top of the plle ln the struggle That IQ our wxsh for hlm Page Surly Ihre , v . . , . v 1 A Q A L . Q - - f 9 . . .. v Ci ' ' 7, , . . , . . . . ' Y ! . I Y , - a . 'n , e Q , . a , u , 1 - Y . . N u I. . ., . . , . . . 4 J 4A Y . 1. ' ' . rr , .4 S ' Good sense, which only is the gift of Y m . . H . , . '. -1. U 77 . ' 1 I - , ' ll 3, l . . L .1 . I - 1 VW- 1 ' , . . I . L . . . . D 1 I a - a , I , . , . i 7 ' ' 4 . I YI ' . A D. 'I'

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JOHN JOSLPH FIIZGLRAI D 238 Lexlngton Avenue Cambrldge Ren Flu I'he torrent roared and we did buffet ll with lusty unews Here IS a young man who has got on swxmmlngly for the past four yezu Pardon the pun We would not reslst xt xt so Fltz the man It was not so long ago that an alrplane accomphshed the seemmgly lmposslble flylng across the Engllsh Channel In these days one has to swlm across to ment recognxtlon Now that the Atlantlc has been spanned by plane lt IS only followlng precedent to suppose that another decade or two wlll see our supermen breastmg the broad stretch wlth crawl and trudgeon Make closer scrutlny of the accompany mg pxcture frlends Mark h1m as the first man who w1ll race Neptune hlmself across the Atlantic one who IS destlned to crawl his way lnto hlstory But FltZ has more than his swlmmlng to recommend h1m It was but a short year ago that hls loglc confounded the doctors of the law and preserved a certaln play ground fol the youth of Cambrldge SHIIIUIHIIL 123i BI VI S0dIlllf5 11,233 H CHARLES JOSEPH FLANAGAN 212 Hamllton Street Dorchester LHARLII- Ihe plays the thing your laurels Hampden' We have one among us whose lately uncovered talent may justly cause you some concern The voxce of John Drew no longer thrills across the footllghts OtlS Sklnner has served the American stage nobly these htty years Though the next generatlon may cherlsh thexr memory they need not mourn thelr loss as lrrenarable For an Antony and a Brutus have been seen upon our stage who lf they choose wlll f ruse our audlences to forget the great Thesplans of thc past We w1ll not read lly forget the 1928 productlon of Jullus Caesar and the two sterllng actors whom the class of 28 has glven to the school Charlle s Interpretation of Brutus made h1m a name to conjure wlth upon the stage The maturlty of hls actmg' and the melody of his V0lL6 were among the many notable features of a verv notable productlon Elocutlon lontcst 1123! Debating, ll 233 HVM bndallty 412V Botolphum H25 Alumm Prluor 14? Drrmzuncs 14+ Page Sun fue A ' s , .. ,. .. ,., au . , . . . ., 's. , . I ! . ! ' 1 I .. . . ,, ,, . . . . , . s 7 K' .. , . .1 . L' .- . u L n A ' ' , .. - ,, .W ,, . ., u .1 .I Take care, you Barrymores. Look to s , . . . v ' .1- K' x , ' 1 K- ' ' 1 - I ' . , , v . . M 4 s 'V I Y ! Y z 'e , ' ' 'n K1 , ' - ' ' LK ' 77 , ' , . v v ' . ' 7. ' . ' - A r , ' f ' ' ' - 1 4 ' ' v n ' 1 ' v ' s 1 1 5 I A 1 1 1- 9 4 1 ' ' - Q . . . . ' Q s . v 1 . , X .