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

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RAYMOND HENRY SULLIVAN -110 Whiting Avenue Dedham Sully is one of the quietest boys in class but a regular fellow . . . likes Chemistry . . . sportsminded . . . certain to achieve success in his chosen field. ROBERT PAUL SULLIVAN 33 Brookside Avenue Jamaica Plain Bob is a product of Jamaica Plain . . . known for his jolting humor and earnestness . . . socially prominent . . . baseball and bowling head his sports list . . . looking forward to B. C. DONALD JOSEPH SURETTE 428 Frankfort Street East Boston Don is always ready with a laugh . . . skillful performer on the baseball diamond . . . possessor of a lively disposition . . . we are sure his talents will carry him to great heights. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Honor Societyg Senior Honor Society. FREDERICK STANISLAUS SYPEK 92 Draper Street Dorchester Freddy is a native of Dorchester .... sports enthusiast, basketball preferred . . . brightens classroom with his clever conversations . . . won many friends at B. C. High. Sodality 1, 2. ROBERT FRANCIS TAYLOR 37 Sargent Avenue Somerville Bob. one of the hardest workers in the class . . . sincerity, a simple sense of responsibility and a wonderful shyness have won the ad- miration of all his mates. Sodality 1, 2, Ii, 43 Iiotnlplzimz 43 Track 2, 3 4 in LIOTI

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FRANCIS HENRY STEVENS. JR. 18-1 White Street Belmont Steve . . . well known, well liked by all . . . gifted with an excellent voice . . . the life of the party . . . debator extraordinary . . . Stevie will pursue further studies in the hope of becoming a dentist. Sodality 2, Ii, 43 Debating 3, 4. ANDREW JOSEPH SULLIVAN IT Wachusett Strcet Jamaica Plain Highly popular with his bag of tricks . . . wide awake during Physics, his favorite study . . . likes football, baseball and basketball . . . has plans for college next year. GEORGE MARTIN SULLIVAN -17 Roberts Road l'2llllbl'lllLIt' A small fellow with a blond even cut. he's conscientious and hard working . . . Latin tomes intrigue him . . . football and basket- ball fight it out for his approval . . . hopes for the Heights. Sodalily 2g Track 2. JAMES MICHAEL SULLIVAN -1 Hutchinson Street C'anibridgEc Prominent in Math . . . an avid sports fan . . . a sunny disposition . . . well liked by his teachers and his acquaintances . . . bound for the Heights. Sodality 1, 25 Track 1. NEIL JOSEPH SULLIVAN 59 Gallivan Boulevard Dorchester Sully sleeps in Dorchester . . . enjoys Math in the South End . . . with his quiet personal- ity he will do well in an English major at the Cross or the Heights.

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ROBERT BARRY THOMAS 2338 Beach Street Revere Tall, tan and terrific . . . he utilizes his knowledge of English by persuading the clams on Revere Beach to rise to his recitation of Keats . . . a special vim and loquaciousness spell for him success and a plethron of friends in the future. Sodality 1, 23 RENA1ssANcE. JAMES LAWRENCE TIBERT 50 Granite Avenue Dorchester Loyal member of band. sociable and agree- able . . . funster . . . likes sports. especially basketball . . . popular with teachers . . . college bound. Sodality 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, -11 Junior Honoi Society. ARTHUR EDWARD TIERNEY, JR. T Delano Avenue Revere The shores of Revere claim Art as a native son . . . has a legion of friends . . . pleasing personality with entertaining humorisms . . . a steady worker. he nominates English as a prize-winner. Sodality 1, 2. PAUL RICHARD TIERNEY 157 East Voltage Street Dorchester Always pleasant . . . studious. ambitious . . . likes Greek . . . sports-minded . . . active Sodal- ist . . . excels in languages . . . heading for the Heights. Sodality 2, 335 Track 1. ROBERT JOSEPH TODD 596 East Seventh Street South Boston Bob claims Trig is his favorite subject . . . a sports enthusiast, he prefers track . . . it's Anchors Away for Bob after graduation. Sodality 2, 33 Stamp Club 25 Track Z. I 108 1