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

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...l FIOHC IOVK left to llght Molllssey OShea Colllns St Laulcnt B0bllll61 F1 Folu SJ Kmcade Connelly Hatfey J 'VIu1phy Flnn Second 10W left to llght G Wlulphx Stexens Kllm Ryan Moynlhan Flannelx Mclxenna Hetheungton Develeux Augllexa OLea1y POW91 Norton Halt Thud low left to ught Hoban OBr1en Coleman Duffv lxehoe Bulke Cunnlngham OKeefe INatale Flemmg Nlalone Denehy GLANCING AT 4 G The beglnmng of Sen1or Year found the new class of 4 G mstalled on the Audltorlum corrldor A well rounded group It boasted athletes scholars ora tors and actors among 1tS numbers For the guldance and tutelage of th1s cosmo polltan class were asslgned Father James Folew S J the llttle man wlth the w1n rough spots m Latm Greek Engllsh and Rellglon Mr Franc1s Vogel who bore w1th us through the confus1ons of Trlg and Rev1ew Math and for an excel lent and never to be forgotten French course we are mdebted to Mr Bergm To po1nt out to wou the above average qual1t1es of th1s dlstlngulshed assem blage we mas well begln wlth our class offlcers who were elected am1d a cloud of fire and smoke last fall iirst there s our Presldent Paul Klncade who repre sented us wlth sk1ll and 3bll1tX on the honor roll the track team and the Sen1or Councll Creepmg up next on us vse have our amlable v1ce pres1dent and wlt of a sort Bob B0b1ll16I' who bore our colors 82 wlth glory on the gr1d1ron George St Laurent a SBFIOUS and earnest student turned h1s capab1l1t1es to the OfflC9 of Treasurer and Secretarx Alreadx ou1 clalm of pre emmence has been more than proved But lf wou re st1ll doubtful We present Paul 0 Learx an outstand 1ng plax er on the basketball team have won recogn1t1on on the track team how about J1m MOFFISSQQ the well known Secretarx of the Dramatlc So C19tV9 Of course we can t forget the one and onls Franc1s Stevens enterta1ne1 comedlan debator honor man all summed up 1nto one The cost of prlnt bemg what lt IS we ll forbear from nam1ng the other stand outs of 4 G who nevertheless w1ll not soon be forgotten bx am of us fo1 the contrlbutlon thev have g1V6H to a class of such SUDQYIOF attamments To all ot them and to our teachers a fr1endlx and appreclatlve farewell JOHN E FINN . . .. .' . ..' 1 . 1 tx . . t . . '. - 1 a . v - y , . '.', ' 'J 1 1 1 - A ' , . V ' 'i ' ' A ' ' .lv ' V ' 1 , ' -1 v . ' 1 i '.'1 7 7 7 7 7 Y Y ' ' . . . .' . 1 - 7 ' . ' ' Y ' D 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 7 Y Y A Y ' L ' L , L . L L L' , 1 1 K 1 ' ,v- ll 1 . I . . - - . Y , L. s . . . L. . . . y .lv K ' mng personahty, who helped us over the there's Jlm O'Br1en and Ed Burke, who K. q , 1 , A , V 1 1 I Z 3 - L 1 ', ' . K . A V . F 1 1 ' D 1 J , u - - - u . lv .K K , ' my K 7 V ' ' ' Y - 7 7 K . . .' U - K . 1 . . .H 7 , . , , , L A K . - L , ' L ' L , l l o ,-1 N Y 4 v 4 ki' , 1 t , I- . I I . 4' 4 Anza l 7 . Y . ' L7 .1 cc H ' ' , 7 7 '

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FRANK JOSEPH MCNULTY 2 Lincoln Street VVatertown Personality plus, concocted' with an indeli- ble smile , . . jovial and cooperative . . . engi- neer of the future . . . his beloved Braves . . . tops among his friends. Junior Honor Society Z, 355 Track lg Room President 1. HENRY JOHN McQUEENEY, JR. 15 Garrison Avenue Somerville Another St. Agnes, Arlington boy. Mac joined us in second year . . . carefree and casual, he's a spark in class . . . good-natured to an extreme . . . baseball tops his list in sports . . . seems headed for Chestnut Hill. Sodality 2, 3, 45 Baseball 43 Golf -1. JOHN JOSEPH MEANEY, JR. -17 Agassiz Avenue Belmont Belmont claims John as a native son . . . silent and sincere, he's an earnest worker in both class and sports . . . star half-back on the football team, he's also a classy basketball player. Sodality lg Football 2, 33, 43 Track Squad 1 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR ROBERT MELLYN 192 Park Street VVest Roxbury Art . . . a distinguished member of the Senior Honor Society . . . excellent student . . . friendly and sociable . . . loves to drive . . . will attend Maritime Academy at the Cape. JAMES FRANCIS MICHALOWSKI 167 Washington Street llorchester Mickey is a sturdily built young man . . . track star who runs like a frightened deer . . . greatly enjoys fishing and football . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . quiet and popular . . . his gentle way of presenting an answer seems almost an art in itself. E341