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

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GEORGE WILLIAM GALVIN 5 Redwood Street Dorchester GAL He is given to sports The first three years of Gal s career at B C Hlgh passed by quletly He took each day as It came and he took the studles that accompanled the day Senlor year he ventured forth to con quer new fields and gam new laurels The grldlron was the scene of h1s aCtlV 1t1es and the posltlon of Center was hls place ln the battle l1ne Against hlm came the enemy they both saw and felt him and then they were conquered Wlth the final game came the long desired letters and he hung up his cleats leavmg behind a name as a courageous play er OH' the field of sport Gal IS qulef and seldom his voice IS heard m the heat of debate but this has not prevented hnn from maklng the acqualntance of many who llke hlmself have sought wisdom and good fellowshlp at B C Hlgh As we gather for the final partlng wc clasp vour hand ln friendship Gal and wlsh vou all sucuss ln the futurs Football 143 Hooker 14! BVM Sodnllh 1l2ll RICHARD PATRICK GANYON '-V3 Mount Ida Road Dorchester Homsusox DICK 3 our ey es On the seventeenth of March some vcars ago Dorchesters population was benefitted by the comlng of the subgect of this artlcle Honeyboy Dlck With the passlng of wars Dick advanced 1n xusdom and age and the power of these two gamcd for him an admlsslon to our clas , wher he soon became a popular and dlllgent student In the bittles wuth the classlcs h always held h1s own and few and far bf tween wfre the days when he could not be lelled upon to supply the neces saly lnformatlon when h1s less fortunate brethren faltered and falled A clever though unfortunate athlete on the gridiron he has not falled to attaln success ln a social may and h1s ability as an entertalner IS unexcelled Remember the 5251105 P03319 We hope to meet you agaln Dick at B C and so untll then oo uc Football 133 Track f4l BVM Sodallty 11234-J, Secretary ill Page Seventy two , 1 Y 7 if 97 .. - - U 1 ,1 I n In I 1 4 l 1 Y . 7 l ll YY ' ' 1 , V . , , . v Y , ' . . . A Q , . . . . . , , , . ' ' -' U .771 '- - --vs-1' 1 . l , , . , . . f . .-' , . . . - V' - .- . . v . . . H . . v YS, ff 99 ll ' I see brlght honor sparkle through , , H , , K. 11 ' , . 4 I , -L p f . . L. . . ,, . ,, . s , n . n , ,,. . . I ., 1 - - - T. - , Y K n vo a o , '3 C . , 1 - I n J 1 , 2 . ' , e 1 1 A Y . . , , f , I X -4 1 . ' y ' 1 . , . . .4 . l ' ,A . U , , . ,. Y . . . . . , . 1 ' ' ' sc ' rr - - , . . if , ' , . , . . . , , , ,

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JOHN JAMES FULTON 48 Holllngsworth Street Mattapan 1' ULT STLAMBOAT There ES eloquence m szlence To be sxlent would be more ln keeplng wlth the presence of Fult IH our mldst For be xt known he was of that retlr mg type qulte content to leave each day s battle ln the hands of others And so lt IS dlflicult for us to polnt out any manner1sms pecuhar to h1m ln the course at hlgh school 1f we overlook that one common to so many, com1ng 1n late If there were any lssues ln class we would have been greatly surprlsed to have h1s op1n1on volced for e1ther slde Yet h1s quiet gentlemanly ways have won h1m many frlends durlng the years he was among us He was not an ath lete, but he manlfested deep lnterest IH all the sport 8CtlVltl8S of h1s school, and such lnterest IS a proof of real Splflt We cannot say farewell, but we do wlsh you Godspeed through whlchever one of the many ways to Success you may choose as the best one to brmg glory to Alma Mater and yourself EDWARD MICHAEL GALLAGHER IR 71 Oak Square Avenue Brlghton EDDIE GAL We have been frzends together In sunshine und m -shade Generous free from all worry and fret frlendly to all seasoned wlth a bl' of temper and a bewltchlng smxle Eddle IS above all loyal Frowns fur row not hlS b10W worry finds no wel come ln hxs heart We have vet to meet the man who dld not fall before the smile and cheerful glances that accom pany the Wltty 3llblS of Eddle f Brlqhton In sports the name of Gal lagher and Hockey are synonymous From a mldget wleldlng a StlCk hlgger than hlmself he has skated and poke checked untll l1ke Achllles of old he became the leader of the steel shod puck chasmg hosts of B C Hlgh He d1d not outshlne the rest of us ln class but he was always ready wlth an answer and always falthful to hxs books thus producmg a student athlete All hall to Captam Eddlel bemor Council Hockey H2545 luptum 14-J Football 44? Baseball l-H Bl M 50lllIlll1 ll2l lug: 'wr enly one w 9 as 1 -s as , as sa - - - sa ' u ry ' ' . ' . , - 1 , . v y A 9 1 r , 1 f 1 1 V, ' 1 -' 5 as as as as tc f - i . . ,, , 4 . s . 1 .L . ' 7 . ' . . ' 7 at ' wr ' in , - ,' A ' , ' ' ' u - rl 0 y - ' v Q 1 I , - , - . . . . r y . 3 ' H 2 9' 5 ' I 'I 9 A ' 7 ' ' ' . ' -. . ' , ' w -.

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JOSEPH XAVILR GLLASOIN 29 Ruskin Street West Roxbury 0E What man dares I dare Some men are very small 1n SIZE and of them It IS sometlmes sald that good thlngs come ln small packages But good thlngs also come m larger packages S It IS wlth Joe He IS not the smallest ln the class but the very largest can not beat hlm 1n enthuslasm and energy He IS characterlzed by a constant enthusxasm and an ever ready generosxty whether lt be for a general actlvlty or IU the ald of a frlend Constant ln hls studles he has always shown the same energy and mterest ln the books that he dlsplayed ln all other thlngs that are part of our hfe in school Let the lesson lxg and Joe had an answer let the teacher find fault and he always had an answer that brought laughter Earnest klnd generous wlth a great deal of good humor and squareness ln hls makeup he was an essentlal part of our school llfe It IS our WlSh that he wlll always hold the same place ln our llfe Tru L ill gndulzlg 412 'U FRANCIS XAVIER CLEESON 83 Foster Street Brlghton FRANK And thy heart ts true as steel Frank 1S the sort of a fellow any lon Always smllmg generous and good natured He halls from Brlghton and It can well be proud of her noble son Llke many other fine young men Frank entered the portals of B C Hlgh School as a retlrlng freshman but by hls studlous efforts and good natured char acter he soon gained the hlghest esteem of hlS classmates Always trylng to do hls best lest he mlght devlate from that golden course Whlch he so recently .14 tamed our best poet He leaves the school wlth the well WlSh9S of all hlS school chums and much good IS expected to come of thxs pr1nce of good fellows and excellent scholar Many are the ways men travel on the road to success Wh te fer one Frank chooses we are sure that thls sturdy lad whose very stance seems to sav I can do lt and not talk about lt will gam the hlghmst renown S0dlllll1 112 S ll Debalzng. ill Football 4-lb Page bcuz nly lluvr- , 1 1 . f l 1 l , il-I W9 .4 ,, , . . . ' 0 ' ' ' at rr ' . 1 , ' - r . , U -1 4 . ll 79 n . s . , , . . u. G , , , . 3 - - 9 fe .5 ' - , ,. . N . , SK 79 .. ., , ,, Ll Y! ' boy would wish to have for a compan- ' I! -Y ' - . , . . , 46 Y! ' , , ' . - I - I , . . Q , . . . 1 - . '. 4 v . 1 . U 7 - - - 1 f . ' - ' ' ' . I . 1 .,, . 5. A . V X - ,' - Q: ng 1 ' I ' Q - D Y' A ', '