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

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EDWARD ROCHE POWERS TT Grozier Road Cambridge Ed . . . very popular with us all . . . an interested Physic student . . . prefers baseball above all other sports . . . laugh producer ex- traordinaire . . . his motto: Never a dull mo- ment. Sodality 1, 2, 23, 45 Debating lg Junior Honor Society: Track 45 Baseball 4. Societyg Senior Honor Society: Track 43 Baseball 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS PUMPHRET, JR. 20 Cliff Avenue Winthrop Bill . . . came to B. C. H. from Sacred Heart in Sharon . . . long and lanky, he's way over six feet . . . quick wit and disarming per- sonality claim for him many friends. Sodality 1. 23 Basketball 4. JOSEPH HENRY QUINAN, JR. IT Garfield Road Belmont Joe,' is small in stature but rich in many friendships . . . has a winning smile and per- sonality . . .is planning to continue on to Notre Dame . . . good luck, Joe. JOHN FRANCIS REARDON, JR. 5 Downer Court Dorchester Jack chooses the thrills of the gridiron as his favorite in sports . . . he's one of the main- stays at the tackle position . . . a frequent browser in the Library. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club 23 Football 43 Track 2. JAMES THOMAS REGAN 143223 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Smiling Jimmy has a clean-cut, pleasant personality . . . very popular . . . likes sports, especially football . . . has plans for North- eastern. Debating Ig Camera Club 1. I 981

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JOSEPH MICHAEL REILLY 48 Thompson Street llyde Park Little Joe is a jovial prankster . . . sets a rapid pace in Chemistry . . . incorruptible hockey fan . . . Joe's collegiate choice still vague. Sodality 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN THOMAS REILLY, JR. 44 Blake Street Hyde Park Ambitious and cheerful, Steve has been a devoted member of the Sodality . . . Chemistry intrigues him, while basketball consumes his extra time . . . no college has yet received the nod from Steve, but success will be certain no matter which one he chooses. Basketball 4. JOHN JOSEPH REYNOLDS IT Clearwater Road Brookline John . . . pleasant personality . . . jolly . . . ambitious . . . he relishes Greek above other subjects . . . sports-minded . . . passes extra time tinkering with automobiles. Debating 1. THOMAS DOMINIC REYNOLDS, JR. 86 Oakton Avenue Dorchester Bud's happy-go-lucky manner puts everyone at ease . . . baseball and football gain his attention in the sports world . . . we pre- dict a great future for Bud in the engineer- ing field. Sodality 1. 2, Sl. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, -13 Junior Honor Society: Senior Honor Society. GEORGE WILLIAM RICE, JR. 1185 Brook Road Milton Hailing from Milton, Bill's ready, gleam- ing smile has earned him the nickname Smiley . . . a fine character is much acl- mired by the '49er's . . . hoping to matriculate with the R. O. T. C. for an engineering course. Junior Honor Societyg Senior Honor Society. I 99 I