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

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IOHN -XINlllO'NIY COLIJFN Stone Terrace D01 chester Jomx Hy num: rs Ihr index 0 nu zharactvr lnu sax that Sllence IS golden but we knovs that John Golden lb not sllent Why men hlS very necktles are loud and the brlghtness of hls beamlng coun tenance 1S enough to scatter the densest mlsts that ever gather 1n the classroom John lb small but only lf you compare hlm to an ephalamafluntn He IS our two hundred and fifteen pound champ, and hls Jollv laugh and Jovlal smlle are as large as hlmself Bemg such a sxze he was a grf at hope on the football team untll mjuxns put h1m out of compctl t1on In hls first and second Vear he was a whale of a SVHYIIIIIEI but the call of Ldtlll and Glcek xx as too strong to lQblSt and he had to abandon thc tank Rapidly the end of our school days are apploachlng and soon vx ll bf leaving B C Hlgh, s0 full of rlch memorles and yolls COHIDAYHOHQ You John will always hold a blg place ln our mcmorxes a xou Hllt d a blg part of our school davs May luck be vuth vou Sillfllflllllg. H21 football 1U BI M Sorlnlltv l23l FI ll FORD IOSFPH C0011 'Z W iNhlIlgt0ll Qoult lVlarlbo1o I nom I um constant ns the nnrtharn star Here ls thc hung lLfL1tdtl0ll oi tne baseless change that nothmg good tan exe! Lomm fl0lT1 NI31lb0lO Thou who have knovsn Goody these foul mam have knovnn an even tcmpelmd gentw man vxhosc con tancs IQ among us t least, hls most 1mpress1u. wntuc Alvs ays the same hlgh level of attalnmcnt ln hls class work always the same keen lntcrcst m thc affalrs of dass and school always tht quu t smlle of grutlng to hls hunds 1 INVKI fallmg membu of that tllumvlratc of commutfrs who swmgs open the door of 4C at 916 a d cvrrx mornmg Do xou vxonder that we call hmm constant Cllff glaced the stage during the lecent ploductlon f Juhus Caesar and vsore thc robe of a senator wlth the dlgnltv of one the manner born NIO wonder F01 ls there not nn h1m SOYl16th1I'lg of that sobrlety and stolldlty that marked the noblest men of Anclent Rome' BF 11 bodalzty ll 2 3 I Dramaucs f-U I um 54 u mx u lr , v ww, 1 v 1 A . l 1 .4 , - 9 . . 4 as J- ,,! 1 I .u 1 . l I , i -- ,..j, 4' Y 1 . . . . r V y . . . h xy . . 1 1 . 'I . . U . N A .. ,.. ' ' . . . , . t . . . :hi . X.- . . I - . ,' . y . ' . .A, .. . A . , .. .-,S . f - . . .V . K. VV? .I g . . . V ' . . . Q .. . , v . H A - - , A-y.S v , . 1 v' . gt. l . Sy. . I B 1 sh f K. .FAUU ww ,J ' 1 J I -- - ' . ' .. 1. V , l . 1 Us .. 1 as , ' b n i A .J X .Y. ' -J. D. . .J .4 .. . .. , ' - ,. Y... , . . . 4, . , Y ax ,yu lg , ,A ,A . A v 1 A-. ls ' ' '1 s ' .,, ., a ' ' 'v, ,'. , v .S . 1 '. , . f . . '. .. .. , ., .. , . . , ,U ,. K ..aL.. A. ' . . L. , ', . ' ,,' '. 'Hy sv. 55. . ,. . i -' 'f 1 ' . v ' Q 4 1 ll E ' - . Tl X2 . x v ' ' Y V .. ' . ' U ' 9? .A . ' . . ' 0 ' x ' A Y ' Q .N 1 . . . , . . 5 . - . .. . :fee . f -,f,

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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 ', '

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ll hw he rt and mxght whlch IS all the PAUL IOSEPH GOODE 146 Chestnut Avenue Jamalca Plam Goonv Goodness IS beauty m :ts best estate Good natured and pleasure lovmg as he was we loved h1m from the start for the very w1t and good heartedness wlnch made h1m welcome everywhere Ready for anythlng always smllmg xn class and out he was popular wlth everyone and the years added to the frlendshlp he so easlly made and kept Each year of school he passed wlth honor and left behlnd a teacher wlth pleasant memories of a good student Outside the class room he tned h1s hardest to w1n honor for the school 1n sports but the fickle 1ade Fortune dld not shme upon h1m In class and out he played the game wlth best can do It ls .1 long lane that has no turnmg and so ln the pleasant course of our companlonshlp we come to a partlng It may be for long but lf we were to be consulted xt would be a very brlef tlme Maybe It w1ll be at college but sooner or later we w1ll we hope once agaln l1ve and work wlth Paul Goode EDWARD RUSSELL GRAY 41 Mad1SOH Street Atlantlc RUSSELL SENIOR Gmses The pen IS mlghtler than the sword Conslstency IS a golden vlrtue and 1 m commg late to class Every mornmg for a long t1me at five mmutes after nlne the door would burst open and Russ would burst 1n bedecked ln h1s patent hall' comb wlth hls patented excuse I dldn t get up on tlme Alas' Consistency brought h1m only woe Hls placld manner and easy attltude would hardly hmt at ambxtlon but he exemplifies the axlom that ambltxon creeps as well as soars Glfted with a m1ld sense of humor and a SQTIOUH love of study Russell has always been among the leaders of th class We llked th1s u s who wa among the llterary stars R of the class We sav good bye to a student and a happy lad and we look forward wlth Joy to our compamonshlp Wlth the br1ll1ant colleelan Botolphzan 1341 B V M Sodnlltx 112 31 Suzmmmg Ill ,lids :ly f , X . 1 1 GG 99 ,. . . . ,, - - , ' Y 7 ! 1 . v , n u n 1 7 ' ze V' ' , ' ' . V .' I Q , l 1 .S . 1. I . Y K . 1 u. 1 , , ' , ' , . D .. ,, .. ,,-, 54 ' ' A sv . u ' ' ' .S its own reward unless the consistency as . , i ll ll ' ' . z . ' , , K4 ' 7 ' Y! ! , - - S I , at S ry, , 3 , - ' u I - . .' Y. . . I . , I . Q I - . . Aw l ' 1 q' - l. . . ' g ' .'0lH?l V'-fire'