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

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'1 HOMAS EDWARD HOBIN 5 Webster Street Framlngham TONI TUMMY We have enjoyed hw frwndshlp There are ln Boston College Hlgh School over one thousand boys all study mg 1n then' own degree and all happy Among these Tommy Hobln stands out prcemlnent because of hls ready smlle and his rlpe good fellowshlp Many class mcetlngs and soclals have been con sldelably enllvened by h1s excellent ren d1t1ons of novel poems and h1s ab1l1ty 1n shootmg baskets was wonderfully shown ln the lnter class competltlon for the champlonshlp 1n Thlrd Year Tom my has also been falthful to h1s studles durlng the past four years and has at ta1ned a remarkable efliclency 1n the CldSSlCb Thus smllmg and studying and playmg all 1n the proper measure he has gone through school It lb easler to say Au revolr than to say Good bve and so It lS not Wlth out some hope for hls future company that we sec Tom leavn the portals of old B C Hlgh JOHlN JCSEPH HODGINS 7 Claxton Street Rosllndale .lmux True rlemls are the greatest riches These past four years have seen re llved that famous story of blbllcal frxend shlp betvscen Davld and Jonathan Out from the rustlc envlrons of Hyde Park and Rosllndale have come thc prmclpals ln thls modern story Dave Hanlon and our own Jawn Through study through exammatlon each bearmg man fully the others yoke they have been models of mutual fidellty Fach lS per fect supplement to the others nature Would Jawn be serlou '7 Then Dave w1ll engage 1n h1s pleasant fdCQt139 W1ll Dave turn hls energies to 3tl ll6t1CS7 Then Jawn w1ll enter the llsts of llterateurs and combat strongly with h1s rlght good pen Whlle one keeps vxgll the other nods In gentle repose W1ll one awearv of th1s work a day world lose hlmself m a dream world of hls own creat1on'7 Then the other will mamtaln the strlctest posslble attentlon to class matters We can see them mountlng together the plnnacles of success m later l1fe measurlng step wlth step and strlde wlth strlde BVM Sodalztx H231 Trark 121 Botolphlan Exchange Edrtor Ml Pug: l lghlv mm 7. I 4. ,, ff ,. .f f - , - - - H X l . A . Y I ' - K I X ll Yl ' . x . . i . . Q I . . - K . . . . . . H - ,, . . . . y - .Ss .v L, - . . , - , I A ' f . W, 1 ' as ' rv , , as xv ' - - ' . ' . r ' if , L , A 3 u yr ? E Debating ll I, B.V.M. Sadnlity 4l,2,3l. ' , JR. , cf ,N H f . v . .',. W . ' vj 1 I a I ' -1 v A : I f C6 ,Y . - . . , v. l . - ,Q I . . J - 7 KI 17 ' S. L A 1 1 fi Y! ' 1 ' ' . 1 . . n . , - - 1 . ' ' 1 . L k . . 3 . . . . . h . . . lf' , , , , , . -- , . . ,. .

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C l RAI D VlNf'l NT IIFRN 34 Adams Street Dorchester Granny VIN None but hzmself can be hm parallel Behold one of the few debts the world at large owes to Dorchester Gerry IS the xdeal comblnatlons of gentleman ath lete and scholar Hls sportlng blood and sense of humor have galned him a hlgh mche IH the hearts of h1s classmates Th1s space IS much too brlef to record h1s deeds for no school actlvlty be It soclal athletlc or cultural has lacked his support and lt IS rumored that hls do mgs about town have been qulte as suc cessful as h1s hlgh school career Th1s would be hard to belleve 1f one was of he few who do not know Vln Gerry, you ve been a real frlend 1n ram or shlne and wherever you wend your way whatever path of llfe you follow may your ablllty to make frlends always remaln wlth you We never can forget you Gerry and we are better for havlng known you Your place ln our hearts w1ll never be taken So au revolr but not good bye HVM Sodallly 11233 Track f2l Hockey f3l IOHN COURTNEY HESSION '30 West Cottage Street Dorchester Mass IHIIIQUIPZ un tres jolt peut homme mauro dv 1 ortune udorant la poesle lou de lettres et des veut nolrs pleme do vwaclte Jack halls from Dorchester and belles hlS name entlrely The Hesslans had cl place ID the story of our war for Inde pendence and they came not wlth La fayette Th1s Hesslon, however IS the DTIZG wlnner of the class ln French May hls gentleness wln as IS 1tS wont' Jack IS the Beadle of the class and ls always at everyones service Though hls day IS filled wlth many occupatlons he knows the one thlng necessary hls lessons He has made h1s vxay mto the select clrcle of poets and many of hls poems found the favor of the exactlng Edlt0TS of The Botolphlan We note wlth satlsfactlon that John IS headed for Boston College and we hope that h1s gentlemanly qualltles may blossom forevel that hls qulet modesty may galn proper recognltlon and hls scholastlc accompllshments be rewarded with added and greater honors 'Iruck Ill Sodalztw fl24l Bozolphlan l3l In 4 ll hh on - , f - Q I 'r , 1 'A 'A . Sl i9 CK J! ff U ' Sl , - I , 1 , 1 n ! I , - t ll ' 7, , . . -- , , , . . 7' Y ' . ' , - . ' 1 v l - S 9 9 ' f 9 I Q , . s 1 : , , . CC , Y JALK ,, . I . . . . 7 , . ,, , . Sl f , , , ' Y I ' .Au , . ' l L a 1 , 1 ' A a V 5 - , . u 5 1 - I ' . , , . , , - ' u' Vu '- 1'

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THOMAS RODERICK F HOGAN 185 Crescent Street Brockton Tom The earth has gamed by one man the more Tom first saw the hght of day 1n the vxllage of Brockton A traveller wanderlng one day mto that d1stant land told of the wonders of a great Clty that lay far beyond and to the north Toms natlve curloslty belng stlrred by the travellers talk of wagons on wheels that moved wlthout horses of great hlgh bulldlngs made of buck and stone of llghts Wlthout 011 that burned 1n the mght llke stars he declded to fare forth lnto thls land of mystery Thls accounts for Toms enrollment among us four years ago We owe that unnamed traveller a debt of gratltude For he IS responslble for Tom s genlal presence among us for our experxence of the loyal frlendshlp of th1s Vlrlle lad An eager and ambltlous student he has made good h1s opportunltles ln a way that gxves earnest of future success ln whatever sphere of llfe he chooses for h1s own BVM Sodallty 412345 Track f2l Debatlng 4341 JOHN JOSEPH HOHMANN 262 Dorchester Street South Boston JOHNNY Great oaks from llttle acorns grow Short of stature but long of ablllty perfectly expresses the outstandmg char acterlstlcs of our classmate from the town of Patrlots Polltlclans and Pugll lStS South Boston One would never suppose quiet Johnny to be the scholar that he IS d1d one not hear hlS name classed among' the honor men each month Whenever It was a questlon of a d1Hicult Greek verb or an lnvolved Latm passage to be translated Johnny could always be depended upon to do the plnch hlttlflg' for the class He has teen consplcuous durlng' his hlgh school career for hls loyaltv to hlS manv frlends for hls zealous appllcatxon to study, for hxs cheerfulness and hls perslstent optl mxsm all the mgredlents of success Qulet 1n class but a l1ve wlre dunng the recess perlod he has manfully taken hlS part m all verbal battles We b1d you Au revolr Johnny and may good luck attend you' B V M Sodallty fl 2 3 4b McElroy f2l w I 1190 I :ghly thru V I ca as IC ' sa 44 rr ' ' U Y 1 , . . . . - 1 I Y n n ' I - u 1 79 ' ' u v n - ' 1 4 , . 1 4 l ' ' ' H 1 9 7 3 9 , 1 - 1 1 CS S! 66 ' 9, ac - - rr l Q , - Y 4 1 ' - 7 . 1 , 9 ' ax - xr r 1 ' . . . ' , , . , . ' 1 f'1 '. 1.