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

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H5 tz demo CAMERA CLUB Back Wyrosteck Deady Susl Moriarty Krain Muldle Wade Healy Turner Conlln Higgins Casey Crelghton Madden Brian Front Hegarty Sarno Tague Doherty Igo Fr Pollard SJ Bagot Finnegan Burke Sullivan Under the capable dlrectlon of Father Pollard SJ the Camera Club of BC High opened another lmpres sive season with an entertalmng lecture by Lt Hurley of the Boston Police Dept The enrollment for the year s club exceeded fifty. Bob Bagot 54 was elected PTCSI- dent and Robert Langelier 55 is Vice-President. John lgo 54 and Lawrence Maney 55 were elected Treasu- rer and Secretary respectively. Interesting talks on po- laroid and graphic cameras highlighted the shutter-sea- son. The major event of the year was the annual pic- ture contest. This contest extended from January 4-th ' nog tes contad Pun tra through February 12th The flrst prize was a money award of ten dollars and the second was five dollars. Each student submltted his favorite snap shot and thus was eligible Another outstandlng tr1p to the Boston Post newspaper proved to be interesting as well as edu- cational for the members. Another junket for the shutter- bugs was a trip to Weston where we saw the many uses of sensitized-paper on electric seismonitors. Among the Seniors active in the club were: Brian, Burke, Casey, J. Conlin, Creighton, Doherty, Cay, Healy, Krain, Moriarty, Tague, Troy, Turner, K. Sullivan, Finnegan and Susi. Two tenS9 lensmen B ob Langeli ,K er X 6 D :This negative ' might win first prizes:

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Not only were the B.C. High debators outstanding as a team but they were also outstanding as individuals. Ronnie McGlaughlin headed for the C.Y.O. Oratorical Finals, with Bob Bagot, our president, entering the American Legion Contest and Marty O,Donnell com- peting in several other oratorical contests, Capahly back- ing them were Walter Engel. Joe Giere, Vic Wade, and Rohert Scribner. who successfully upheld the reputation of B.C. High. huilt through many years of hard work. v Marty O,Donnell gets some pointers from the master Kickham, Flfmegan G din Sullivan, port, Madden, ra DEBATING SOCIETY Engel , Ciere , L ee and Schribner Five stalwarts: O'Donnell, Wade, Bagot, Fi- cociello, and McLaughlin

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pn s 'Qs 'is F r. Muna . 1 me X A W llflltltl lllill Under the capable direction of Fr. Murray, SJ. and Mr. Kerdiejus, SJ., the Radio Club mapped interesting events in the field of radiology for another year. With Frank Tague as Pres. and Joe Ailinger. Bob Casey and George Krain his able assistants, we had a very suc- cessful year. The Club teaches its members familiarity with the various parts of the modern radio receiver, T.V. receiver, tubes, condensers. transformers. etc. Ul- timately, members learn how to build and repair home receivers, use of instruments, etc. This is done by ac- tual construction of simple radio receivers. After hav- TV. get 5. and his Radi 0 H3ll1.Qter S . ce ianalwn' xml et the CW ing learned basic electronic circuit construction. there is no limit to what the individual can do at home. or in the Radio Club. Learning the code. building your own transmitter. getting an Amateuris License to send and receive code f for all this the groundwork is laid in the Radio Club. The school tower room has been wired as a radio shack and is now equipped with a new transmitter. Benches have been constructed. tools and equipment bought. The final details necessary to get B.C. High on the air have been left to the ingenuity of this yearis club. RADIO CLUB Hack: Feency Dacey, Bagot, Comerford, Lonergan, Gibbons. Moriarty, Gillis, Thompson. Front Montague, Casey, Ailinger, Mr. Kerdie'us, SJ., Tavue. Rile '. Pashb '. Kr ' J D y y am.