St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE CLASS OF I948 f-5, The present Sophomore group's arrival on the St. Sebastian scene, September 18, 1944, made our School life complete, for its advent gave us for the first time a full complement of High School grades, ranging from Senior through Freshman. Before the Class of 1948 was long in our midst we were made Freshman conscious by the prowess of Tony Anzuoni on the gridiron, and by the promise shown in the play of Bill Gibbons, Andy McAuliffe, Tom Greene, Richie Doyle and Gene Pierotti. As the year progressed, certain personalities emerged as well-known figures: tiny Jack Baker and his uncontrollable laugh, Park Hurley's silhouette and bland, good nature. Many a Saturday night we were thankful for '48's Bob Murphy on the glassy surface of the Skating Club, and the help that he received from his classmates Jack Boyle, Joe Deignan, Andy McAuliffe and Bill Gibbons. Andy's slugging and Gibby's fielding were also topics of discussion during the diamond season. The group's contribution to Basketball was indeed a valuable one in the person of Fish Collupy,Varsity center and important factor in the sports set-up in general. Scholas- tically, the talents of Tom Barrette, George Kelley and Roger Vorce have given them practically permanent membership in the charmed circle of the Honor Roll. This year of 1945-46 saw many valuable additions made to the roster of the class and in the short space of a few months the names of Frank Pitts, Bill Morrissey, Jack Skehan, Henry Lane, Bob Hook, Bill DeGiacomo have become well known through the School at large. Other names have become indelibly stamped on our memories because they have had a Reverend Press Agent so many times after dinner: Arthur Tiernan, Harold Field, Bill O'Brien and Bob Egan. Although they pursued a rather quiet course, the worth of Gene McAuliffe, Bob Cochrane, Dickjantzen, Tom Murray, Fitzy, Dan Griffin, Fred Kuehne, Paddy Murphy, Dick Finnegan, Russ MacDonald, Frank Hennessy and others did not escape us. In leaving the Hill, We Wish President Tom Barrette, Vice-President Jack Boyle, Secretary Bob Murphy, Treasurer Jackie Baker and their gallant mates all the happiness that we, the Class of 1946, have drawn from St. Sebastian life.

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Rear Roux' SOPHOMORE CLASS Lane, Murray, Shiels, Morley, Skehan, Collupy, Deignan, Conway, N. Sullivan Fields, Pitts, Pierorti, Toomey, Cochrane, E. McAuliffe, Gibbons CC'I1f6'l'KUIl'.' Jantzen, A. McAuliffe, Kelley, MacDonald, Vorce, Mesmer, DeGiaeomo l i'w1f Razz Hook, Julian, Madden, l-lennessey, Green, Kuehne, McKinney, Fitzgerald Morris, Hurley, Tiernan, Morrissey P. Murphy, R. Sullivan, Freda, Malone, Finnegan, Baker, Boyle, Barrette R. Murphy, O'Brien, Harvey, Griflin, Egan, Doyle, Cavanagh

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2 FRESHMAN CLASS RcfzrRou': Logue, Russo, Donovan, Darwin, Hurley, Burke, McSorley, Ryan, Heller Vaughan, Hayes, Hook, Downey, O'Neill, Elston, Cochran Ce11ferRozc'.' R. O'Neil, Neville, O'Brien, Clogan, McCourt, Donnelly, Darcy, Hughes, Falk, Seth, McDonald, Flanagan, Sylvia, Carreiro, Powers l l'0l1fRUIl'.' Ferry, Flynn, Sherry, Doucerte, Roth, Collupy, Connor, Kelly, Regan Corcoran, O'Shea, Renshaw, Campbell, Keelan, Sisk