St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE CLASS OF l947 ,is-F, For three years now our student life at St. Sebastian's has been enriched by the presence of our brother class of 1947. The third class to enter our School, the present Juniors have established an enviable record for scholarship and extra-curricular achievement in all departments of Nonantum Hill life. Equipped with two entrance exam scholarship winners, John Kehoe and Charlie McDonald, the '47 group de- veloped such luminaries as John Kirk, Richard Griflin, Robert O'Shea, Robert Fichtner and Vin Horrigan who rather consistently appeared on the Honor Roll. Of late a new addition, Jack Cremmen, has provided competition for the veteran scholars, while, in his brief year with us, Lawrence Cazale also scintillated. Dick GriHin's efforts brought him a year's scholarship and appointment to be School Archivist, John Kirk's talents have made him a three-time School representative in the Spelling Bee and 1946 St. Sebastian representative on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air program. In athletics too 1947's ranks have contributed valuable per- sonnel to our various athletic teams. Football Captain, John Ellard, next year's co-Captains, Jim Caulfield and Bill Harwood, Manager John Boles, Ed Quirk and Joe Ford all played a role in our gridiron success. On the ice, valuable John Ellard, defensemen Ed Quirk and Joe Ford, plus forward Ray Gorman were important factors. Basketball claimed the services of Bob McNabb, Jack Cremmen, Bill O'Leary, Bob McGarty and Bill Harwood. In the Spring, McNabb's spectacular hurling brought prestige to Junior ranks, and he had the co-operation of classmates Dick Grifiin, Ed Quirk and several others. In addition, Buttner's wrestling, Seth's boxing, Heavey's skiing, O'Donoghue's photography, Shannon's hobbies, McKinney's rotundity, Greene's taciturnity, Watson's mildness, Staples' excuses and Bullock's personality made definite contributions to our prep school life. Under the leader- ship of President Bob Bullock, Vice-President John Kirk and Secretary John Boles, we, the Class of 1946, wish them every success as they take our places in setting the tone of St. Sebastian student life.