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

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JOHN FRANCIS CREEDON 370 Grove Street West Roxbury John hails from West Roxbury, Mass. . . fine baseball player . . . excels in studies . . . plans for the future . . . college . . . favorite subject, Latin. Sodality 1, 2, Zi, 4, Junior Honor Society: Senior Honor Society: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS PATRICK CREHAN 242 Poplar Street Roslindale A reserved, well-liked fellow . . . Tom's pleasing personality high-lighted by a blush- ing smile . . . seldom heard but often seen at school activities . . . we wish him great suc- cess. Sodality 1, 2, 23, 4, RENAISSANCE. FREDERICK WILLIAM CRISPO 3566 Lowell Street Somerville Always displays a beaming smile . . . Gimpy ranks as one of the most congenial 49'ers . . . he's a top-notch C. Y. O. baseball player . . . his friendly manner is not soon for- gotten . . . it will carry him far. Sodality 1, 2, Jig Baseball 4. ROBERT PETER CRONIN G3 Reservoir Street Cambridge The tall, dark and handsome Bob has proved himself quite a speedster on skates, talented singer, likes sciences . . . with radio and physics in mind, he is headed for M. I. T. Sodality l. 2, 3, 43 Junior Honor Societyg J Srnior Honor Societyg Honor Roll l, 2.3 Radio Club. PAUL JOHN CULLEN 50 Walford Way Charlestown Tall and lanky, Paul is equipped with an optimistic outlook . . . the charm of Charles- town . . . the baseball diamond gets his nod . . . the Navy will get his services. Sc clality l. Il. -11 Baseball. l37l

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JOSEPH MICHAEL COOPER 14 Thetford Street Ilorcliestcr Joe, with his willing personality. has be- come a permanent asset to our class . . . likes hunting, German and basketball-in that order . . . will matriculate at B. C. in fall. Sodality JS, 4. J. ROGER CORNELLIER 63 Thirteenth Street l,owcll Serious and popular, J. Roger finds Greek and Geometry most interesting .... also likes baseball . . . a pianist and accomplished violinist, he has lately joined the orchestra . . . will attend Holy Cross after graduation. Sodality l, 2, ZS, 4: llofoljzliirrn 43 RENAIS- sAN1'E 43 Junior Honor Socicty: Senior Honor Society: Honor Roll l. 2.31. JOHN FRANCIS COSTA 230 Whittemore Street Arlington Jack . . . smooth and debonair, he has an intriguing smile and a twinkle in his eye . . . serious in his studies. he has a record of hard work and endeavor. Sodality 2. 45 Dramatics 11. 4: llofolf-llifllf 4: Canicra Club Zlg Tiack Il. 4. FRANCIS JOHN COYNE 20 Leland Street Soincrvillc Frank is a stocky, muscular Irish lad from Somerville . . . has a plucky heart and Wit . . . an eager disciple ot' Fr. Railc's German class . . . energetic baseball fan . . . H. C.. his door- way in future. Sodality 1, 2, 23. -1: Baseball 2 t.IYl. 4. JOHN HENRY CRAWFORD lil Anson Street Jamaica l'lain Jack, the joy of J. I' .... a rabid basketball player and H. C. fan . . . friendly, patient. he's noted for his even disposition . . . exceptional class spirit . . . Holy Cross has won his heart. Sodality 1. 2. Il. 4: Honor Roll I: Basketball 43 Baseball 4. I3Gl

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