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

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RICH A RD MALLOM HOLLAND 20 Waldo Avenue Home rvlllf mmm lx lhrle I 1.,umt o honor and humor Call a IOSK by another name and It lb as sweet Call h1m Tubber lf you w1ll, or call hlm by that tltle soundlng of the Soclety Column R Malcolm Hol land Junlor and you have ln elther case an ldeal voung gentleman an lndustrlous student and a better than average ath lete R Malcolm represents a trlumph of enllghtenment And that for two rea sons l'1rst he was once a resldent of that sepulchral metropolls sltuated on the Campus of Harvard Unlverslty Sec ondly he was onee a student of thc Hlgh and Latln School of that same metropolis Then cams the llghtl And Malcolm fled beyond the confines of the grave lnto the bllthe the free clty of Somerulle At the same tlme he declded to have done wlth the stuff and non sense of co educatlon He wlsely came where hls splrlt mlght expand to the stature of the fine Chrlstlan gentleman he now IS BI M .Sorlalnx 412345 billlfllflllllf. 134i Football Hb RICHARD PATRICK HORTON 94 Kempton Street Roxbury Du lx I pon uhlt meat doth this our lovsar Ped that In IS eroun so erm! dlsposltlon Incorporated Dlek has that to recommend h1m to us which IQ the envy of all dlSp6pt1C pesslmlsts the fae ulty of seeing the sllver llnmg and nnss mg Slght of the cloud Dlck s fanev ln the field of aesthetlcs seems to run to the art of Terpslchore VV1tness fox lnstance hxs lnventlon of that nfvs elassle of the ballroom the Amavonlan QUIVLI vshleh 1 destined to take lts place m the modern dance world along mth the Val ity Drag the Atlantic Hop and the Flv mg Tackle Du-k s dnlbltlOIl was to lead the ballet ln Jullus Caesar vshlch production was to have marked the first stage plesentatlon of the Quxver Lack of floor space however and the ques tloned Stdb1lltN of the stage underpmnmzs made the mtroductlon of the dance during the current scason lnadwlsable But don t lose heart Dlck, youll take the garlands from Ted Shawn before another Pavlowa blossoms Bl M Sodulzls H255 Ifllllllllllh 1-U lm.: I lllx our - 1 1 , . . A' , 1 e. -KT . at ,9' 7:1 1 1 S3 1 1 1 ' ', . 1 K. , . ' if H ' 2 , . - 9 1 . 1 1 1 1' . ' . . , . sl 1 3 'K 1' l 2 , ' ' ' . . - , 3 .4 . L , n ' , ' 1, rr , . I 1 a A 1 A, 1 I . 3 1 ' - I' . I ' i Ie. 1 1 1 1' 5 . , , 7 9 - . J , ' L I V Y ' ' 1 '. I J I . '- 1 , - 1 . Here IS a plcture, folks, of genlal good ' ' ' ' 1 , 14 ' 1 Y' 1 - 1 Y ' . . , .L H 3 1 .- - - an ' 1 yv , , ' 1 1 . I ' 1 I y 1 n -I 1 , . . . , . , , . ,- , , . , r . s .S K I 4 4 ' : 1 1? 5 1 a Y. 1 ' '- lf' - I 1 ' 1 1 - ' Y Y H ' 1 ' 7. 1 ' ' 1 - I ' as - , rv , ' ' . , I . .. , . . . . 1 . 1 ' ' , I ' - s , a 1 l I . . . . Y N . . ' ' .' . - r L. ,. 1 1 1 7 ' ' A f - - , - X. . . . . V , , , 1 . 1 1.,. gi.,,Q.f -

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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.

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IOIIN MICHAEI HUTCHINSON 82 Samt Rose Street Jamalca Plaln HUTCH Too wlse to err too good to be unkind When anyone answers to the name of Jawn M0lklC the chances are ten to one that he 1S Irlsh Taklng one glance at the enjomed plcture can you doubt 1t'7 He IS the possessor of the slow drawl and keen humor of the pleasant Irxsh wxt and h1s broad smlle IS as a thank ful hymn Can anyone forget that fa mous Yes Su' Sald ln the manner that Hutch alone can say lt We hate the taclturn and sllent fellow who S1tS beslde you all the day 1n class and says not a word but ' Hutch Hutch IS not that type and many are the dull days ms lo quaclty has made br1ght Only about h1s harem of Rosemarys and Ahces etc has he been qulet We can only surmlse and how' Hls studlousness was remarkable and h1S quahtles of klndness and cheerful ness one of the most dear memorles of our pleasant stay at school so we feel not so happy at the thought of Hutch s departure B V M Sodalzty 112 3 45 ELMER CLEMENT KEIF 51 Balley Street Dorchester In peace there ES nothmg so becommg a man as modest stillness and hllfflllllj For four long years a qulet smlle has brlghtened the classroom One has been known to hls companions as El a mod est and thoughtful lad a frlend to every one We would not number h1m among the leaders ln academlc standlng but 1n manly character he ylelds to none The knowledge that he has galned has been acqulred wlth effort constant and d1l1 gent which after all stamps a man wlth character smce It dlsplays the hldden qualltles that constltute the man El has proven hlmself a wrxter of no com mon talent Hls poems especlally h1s contrlbutlon to the Chrlstmas Botolphlan For Nature Hath Plty revealed fine p09tlC straln Hls qulet mlen and hls gentlemanly reserve whlch do not hlnder h1S full hearted partlclpatlon ln our sports have recommended hlm to a lastmg place w1th1n our memory BV W bodalztv 1123! la 1 flgllli ur 1 ' ' 1 as as n - - ss , . n - u . 7 . 1 . . . . U - Q xx u ' 71 ' - I 1 u as - c 1, u ry ' , L , - ca r yy cc ' rr ' . , ., . . , . , - y u r n . . . , , , . ' 1 as as EL ,V . . . . 5 . . ',. - - as as , - 1 Q . r , - 1 D ' ' ' at wr v o l . , f cc . Y, 1 ,Q , I at Q Y y ' 1 . .1 . D , . '.f. 1 -.fn ew' 4 .