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

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WALTER EUGENE KENNEDX 77 R0blHSOH Street Lynn Mass WALT Qualzs apes aestate nova per orea rura Exercet sub sole labor Walter came to Boston College Hlgh hool four years ago wlth the deter mmatxon to study He held that before hlm always so that now on the eve of graduatlon he IS reaplng the harvest of h1s perseverance 1n study He IS ranked among the best of h1S class as a student Walter IS also well known as a referee of the basketball games played 1n the school Gym He has also appeared on the court hlmself as a player and has nobly dlstmgulshed hlmself Among h1s classmates Walter known as The Jeweller because of the work whether good or bad hasn t been declded whlch he has done upon thelr watches Hls motto always seems to have been If the thmg IS worth domg at all It IS worth dolng well To thls motto he has always held and so when he departs from the school of tramlng we are sure that thls same motto Wlll soon brmg the meed of success h1s many talents deserve Bl M Qodalny 112349 FUGENE WILLIAM KENNFY 18 Mayfalr Street Roxbury CFNE In ert se saeptus nebula lmlrablle lllllllll Here IS a boy who has won for hlmself a host of frlends by hlS qulet easv gomg manner and pleasmg smlle He IS calm and reserved yet under hlS mask of mod esty there are hldden the powers of onc who could but does not choose to be an outstandlng figure among hls classmates Stlll h1s taclturmty makes hlm an out standlng figure Is xt not the sllent ever alert owl that IQ the wlsest of the bll'dS7 Good luck and happmess to you Gene We wlll all mlss and regret ever havmg to part wxth vou And ln saylng farewell we are brought to thlnk of the qulet men of earth who hone conquered Thexrs was L dlfferent way a dlfferent manner a dlvergent advance And yet they have come safely 1nto port laden with cargoes of lvory and gold safely and glorlously lnto the Bosom of God H V M Sllllllllll 112 3 4h Track f12I Sllllllffllllg. 4.5! l'u 1 lnghzy 1 n v v Q , ..'. ff Q. as -, , fl E V 9, . . ,- l Sc - . l . o , L f . , ' J . A I . K , . . . , IS ,ca an L , , 1 f - . I I , H . . . . . Y . . . ,, . , ' . . ' ' .'. .L ,, , . w 4 4 1 1. j I 66 99 1. ,6 f . . . v .' V - I y - .. , . . . . A . , 4 ' ' A . ' 'E . 4 ' 1 f ' a , I r s 9 . Y . Q - . Y, 1 7 9 7 1 5 1 K l I ' g' Lt' '-ll Q

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W II I IAM CIIRIQTOPIIFR KFI I FY MZ Charles Street Malden KFL .Seek what agunwnts you are able Grnttms Kel calrles wlth hlm some of th t sobrlety of manner that IQ the mevltable heritage of all who come from the Cltv of Granite Tombstonss Yet this sober form IS not so much master of hlm that he cannot shake It off while among us creatures of llghter vem and so enter mto our oeeaslonal periods of merrl ment Kel ambltlons to be a first rate lawyer else we knovu not our man We wlll hear from hlm m after davs plead mg eloeuently 'lt the bar of 1ust1ce for some unfortunxte accuse d We doubt lf he w1ll ever be at a loss for an al1b1 for hls prospcctlw clients We fear th t Kel has taken thls man CICQTO too serlouslv and has learned his lesson lnm too wc ll The Bapst lost a good man when Kel dnl not elcet to JOIH the g1Ill0l Dm l atmg Soelctv Hls clear eut present xtzon of ldeas at class meet mp was plonusmg eudence of a power we hope one day to see successfully uahnd I oy nla Debatln, .Society Ill iodllllty 112 31 IOSF PH QANFORD KELLX Boston UI 4 calm unruffled genllenmn uns he Once m the course of a llfetlme vue may be puxlleged to meet 1 man luke loe Kelly Then lndeed we should be proud and vue are Tall and stralght llmbed vuth 1 greatness of splrlt that made hun one of the best football lead ers B C High has ewer had vuth a s1n cere and unfallmg gentlemanhness that filled hlgh sehool football 0mCl3lQ wlth amaze and admlratlon and a courage md loyalty to the Old Gold and Maroon that brought the stands to their feet ln applause when unwlllxngly Joe was car rled 1n1ured from the field he has gone hls dulet w v amonv' us lettmrr hls deeds spr ak for hls worth Most of us have seen h1m only from afar on the ,qrxdxron and the dlamond but the uprxghtness, honor and gentlemanllness he the re dlsplaycd have eap turfd our hearts as vue are sure they w1ll capture thc hearts of all he meets m the davs after graduatlon when we, as hls friends w1Il eheer as BVVI hxs tnumphs and sueu sses lamtbull 112 3 4b l upmm 14? Baseball 112541 Bl M Soflalztx 112 3 ll Pau llLh'Y ugh: I 1 ,. . . ,., . -rf , ,. , -Q , .4 ,, .U , , ,, .. , W , i., KK 7V ,' ' ' a ul: Y 1 I. ' 1, ' l A1 ,S 1 'S L- ,- if . E x. ' . . I X. .- As Xu . , , 1 . , .. . ' -'Y - . l 1 . . I ' A z . ' sr . I 1 'Lv L I 'rm ' if 1 C . ,. SK- !7 ' ' ' , , ' .. 1. . . ., ., . - e . of ' 2 . ' . 5 2 ' , :' -.r' ' rs .. - . 2' 'z'. .. -.- . YL' 'K ' I - Y' I A A 1 ' A 'e' .2 . 1 ' ,L ,.- . . . . 1 1 QL- JO7 Boylston . meet, ...I .. , . ,- ul ' 5 I .sl ' A' v 1 5 w. yl V, 2 4 I 5 A. AI, n ' I A xg 'A ' 1 Q ,. . . , V, . -, . - .'- ' . . . H , ' 2 f' - , . , L I , . 7 Y. . - ,. . . . , , ., . . , - A nw' A x ' . . I I 2 Y , A . I ' - 7 - Y U , ,. 4 . , fi, . Y, e . K, , . , ,. ' U . ' Us , ' . 3 A . - L Y . X ' , ., . . . . . . f , ' . . . . 1 .. . , ,. , . ., . . ,..f, . . ,,.,, , 1. ff -.fr

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LAWRENICE CARL LANGGUTII 41 Norton Street Dorchester Hts I1 e uas gentle and the element So mixed In htm that Nature might stand up 4nd sux to all the world Thzs was a man C Langguth' There h inds' He needs no cnconnum We thank old Dan VS cbster for glvlng us that phrase He applled It to h1s beloved Massachu sf tts mth no more spontaneous trlbute than we apply lt to the subject of these llnes Cys accompllshments among us are h1s encom1um Hls work IS lts fl n eulo y Zealous Captaxn General of the MISSIOH Crusade Contrlbutor, par cxcellence to the Botolphlan Fdlt01'1l'l Chlef of the RENAISSANCE Peerless Student, Prlncely Frlend, Loval and un elfish supporter of evely school actxvlty, rlchly endowed wxth Wlt and words and W1Sd0m but for all hls talent modest gentle and unassummg Here was 1 Caesar' When comes such anotherq H V M bodalltx 112 3 41 Prefect 130 Bololphlan l-ll Debatmg fl 2 3 li I uptam General Mission frusade 1-ll l'dIl0l'lllLll1Pf RENAISSANCE 1-ll CORNELIUS MICHAEL LANINING 24 Parls Stleft East Boston Commu- I would that my tongue could utter the thoughts that arise ln me Add to the wonders of the world our modern Sphmx There may be msn of fewer words than Connle Lannlng but they l1e outslde the range of oul a qualntance If as our elders tell Sllence IS golden then here IS a Mldas who has stored up treasures of tawnx gold beyond our calculatlon There are precious gems whose lustex cannot be adequately set off ln any frame So lt appears wlth Conme From h1s medx tatlve exterlor vse Judge hls thoughts are of such uncommon luster that pool mortal words cannot ,que them adeouate settlng No wondel, then, that he preserves su lm 1ud1c1ous s1lence Bu Connle s sllence IS not yoked to lY1aCfllVlty Those who know hls Hne s holast record hls effectxve tackle plav on the grldlron, his deadly shootlng on the basket ball floor know that the Sphmx can readlly turn llon Mark thls man s future He will be an lnvaluable asset to am great organlzatlon BVM Sodalzty H2341 lu 4 lhnrn ,, V ' l tl . l tt ,, CY .. . . , , . f , . A . , . , 6. - ,- . .v , . . . as ,H J, , 5 . C St. . A ' I . D , .. ' . A . . . ' - 1 . . I ' ll 7.77 ' I? IT I - ' f zn- . . , l- , y A - - I ' A 1 , .. t . . , F 1 1 h .. ' . . U . , ' H 1. ' ' nr 7,, , . , ,., , , . . ., 1 I 1 4 7, . . . L ,. . . . Y' ,,. , , , ..., . . -Y-f . .. Y ,. . .. ,, , . , ,, , , Q A - A ' ' . he 11 - XV , . . 1, .4 N,- .4 - - ,, . 1 1 I I J li '!l ' I . v . . .C- . , . , : us rr ' ' rr ' ' . Y 1 V . I , ' 1: 'rr 4 ' .7 . . ' . ' cl , . t ,, .,,, . . . .. , Q .- . , . C IL 9 . K ' . . . . I ,N , . . Y . , ' ' - ' svn - 'yt J' . -