Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CLASS OFFICERS James H. Doyle, Jr. I ' ltESIDENT Paul R. Dukfly vice-presidknt W 11.1,1 M l{. DiUICAN SECKEIAUY Ja.mks J. Connolly THEASLRER Page twenty-eight

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Marshal Foch, the greatest hero of the World War, paid B. C. a visit early in November. He was escorted from his automobile to the Assembly Hall by a body of Seniors, arrayed for the first time in cap and gown. A most enjoyable night was offered on December 16th in the High School by the Boston College Dramatic Association, in producing a play called A Day Lost. Walter R. Graham, President of the Dramatic Association, and James Collins played a large part in making the performance a success. The annual ball given by the Philomatheia Club of Boston College to the Senior Class was held at the Copley Plaza on the evening of January 18th and was the greatest social success of the season. Page twenty-seven

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