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

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Crystallized in This Pictorial Class Record Nos!-iN as feature editors were Al Yvallace, Fred Fronin and Ed Doherty: re-write men are Frank Lynch, Steve Blorton, Vvalter Egan and-Jack Vhisholm. With the coming of the New Year. Tm-: Ri-:N,ussANcE was well on its way to completion. The activities and the individual write-ups were finally completed. No little thanks is due to Ed Doherty who typed so expertly and laboriously. Finally, to all who participated in THE Rnxussaxes we extend our sincere gratitude for an- other successful year book. Looking back on the many hours of labor and pleasure spent in preparing the REN- AlssANc'E, we humbly hope that all the seniors will cherish this pictorial treasure for many years to come. An enterprising trio llrslxl-:ss Prznsoxsi-:LfB.u'K: Gorman. Walwood, Shillue, Masters, Manning Spring 'VIIDDLL Murphy Vonnolly, Nlefusker, Fennell. Russo. Kane. Berkeley. Faoxrz Kingston, lremo Hvnes Dunn Dlrks meier, Jacobs, Doherty.

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lluay C5 ,Ja Q - if I f . . f . mg. 4' ,:.emwrf1 aff-A S W- LITERARY Pi-JNSONNEL-BACK: Hottenroth, Mel-Iachern, W. Lynch, Wythe, Wallace, Vhapinan, VYells. BVIIDDLEZ Scanlon, McDonnell. Frensilli, Fronin, Hagan. Higgins, D'Arey. fhaprass. l uoN'r: Chisholm, F. Lynch, Murphy CFO-editorl, McKenna, Hickey, Hynes. Como, Burke. j p ,'4A Q -ipsum 1--wlDfl 'E'-l'2- .1 , Getting mlown to lxusinm-sa. 10 HE Tumors, but necessary, spade work of signing contracts with Vantinc-'s Studio and Baker, Jones. Hausauer. and Savage Inc. was promptly and effectively handled hy Father Griffin. It was decided to dedicate the 1953 RI-INAISSANFI-I to Rev. Lawrence F. Herne, S.J.. who is celebrating, this year, his Silver Jubilee of teach- ing and Rev. Robert IC. Sheridan, SJ., who. 40 years ago, graduated in the class of 1913 with llis Excellency Richard .l. Vushing. Arelilmisliop of Boston. Tm: REN- AISSANVI-111121110 front page news when .lar-li hlnrpliy and Roy Spring were chosen literary eo-editors, llarry llynes and .lini Mc-Kenna business eo-editors. and Frensilli and Shillue the sports editors. .Xniong the contributing editors were Elmer PFCIIIO, ll. Moran. lv, Doherty and ll. fonio.

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Sf E NQ Y 4-5 W2 fs S I N ' C' tt N1 JAW. F. Doherty, McLaughlin, Mellonne Ibex- Finnegan, fitlllltl, Muldoon. Yan Iinnnersen, YY. Doherty, fpring, o er. . IDDLI' Mahoney, Carino, Perron, Higgins. llaggot. FRUNT-'Iit'lll'llt'l'. lionnra, Moran, Fr. Powers, SJ., Forrest, Hynes, Premo. N 1953. our senior year, the Botolphian was under the expert guidanee of Father William J. Power, S.J. Father Power eame to Boston Vollege High School two years ago. and sinee then he has been the spearhead in the eonquest of two medalist awards. The eo-editors for the Botolphian of '53 were, Brendan Forrest and Donald Moran. A main feature of the Botolphian for this year was an exeellent vignette of St. Franc-is Xavier written by one of our talented writers. Steve Morton. This artiele was in eommemoration of the -1-00th anniversary of the Jesuit Saint. In our sehool publieation. Nlike llynes kept us well-informed on the styles of automobiles in his artiele entitled Detroit Trends. A passion play, written by lidward Kelleher. was another highlight of the literary periodieal. The write- ups of the atliletie events were eontributed by Bill Top-Notch Journalism Won Literary Kudos ll, 7 5.55 lf Planning the next lsrlll