St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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CLASHEEN, HUGH F. Doing well in Notre Dame's Business School, Hugh finds time to pursue his man- agerial hobby and was fortunate enough to travel with The Irish to Chicago for one game. He writes: l received a more than adequate foundation at St. Sebastian's . KELLEY, LEON E. Accepted for the Eddy Schoo1's radar course, Leon did his boot at Great Lakes. When the time came that continuing in radar meant signing up for four years, Kell wisely decided they also serve who only stand and bake. He looks for a June dis- charge with eyes on Holy Cross. KELLY, SHAUN Shaun has been taking a Social Science course at Georgetown, whence he writes very complimentary things about his English and History courses here. Registered but re- cently, he hopes that a deferment will allow him to complete his first year college work. LYDON, JAMES G. Jim has virtually completed one year at Harvard where a difficult pre-med course made him decide to become a boarder for the second semester. A member of a house football team, he and Dick Shea and Charlie McCarron held frequent St. Sebastian re- unions. REUNION Joe Carroll and Charlie McCarron of '45 return for the Rivers game MeCARRON, CHARLES A. With a year of his pre-legal course finished at Harvard, Charlie was called to the Navy in February and followed Ed Murphy's path to a Maryland naval station. Before in- duction he was frequently a spectator at St. Sebastian games. MURPHY, EDMUND J. Quartermaster School in Maryland was Ed's first stop after leaving the Hill. Crossing the country to San Francisco, Ed continued on to Eniwetok in the Marshalls. Although scheduled to be home in May, he may be delayed by the atomic bomb tests scheduled for his area. O'BRIEN, DANIEL J. Doing very well in his B.A. CMathD course at the Heights, Dan was called to Navy training at Great Lakes. At present the captain of his plane in the Navy Air Patrol, he is looking forward to a Summer discharge and a return to B.C. SCULLY, JAMES T. Jimmy last saw St. Sebastian's in his junior year. A'Booted at Sampson, he shipped to the Pacific with an L.S.T. supply platoon crew. Receiving a bad back injury on one of the islands, he was out of action for some time. Upon recovery he was sent to the Marianas, but is due home shortly. SHEA, RICHARD L. A pre-legal course at Harvard, with History and Economics as his major subjects, has occupied Dick since last June. Now a Sophomore, he rooms with Jim Lydon and thus keeps in the St. Sebastian environment. WILES, JAMES L. Indueted into the Army before graduation but allowed to finish his course here, Jim was stationed at Fort McClellen, Alabama, before sailing for Naples. Up to the present he has taken advantage of his Italian sojourn with the Engineering Corps to visit Rome and Legliorn. With the date of discharge uncertain, jim still hopes to get to B.C. as soon as possible.

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BAKER, GEORGE A. Called to leave St. Sebastian's for the Navy at the end of his third year, George travelled the well-worn path to Sampson, was trans- ferred to Fort Pierce, Chicago, and later to Virginia. With the rating of Machinist's Mate on the Tf,gr0 , he took part in the battle of Okinawa but has lately returned to California. BAKER, ROBERT J. Called to Sampson in the middle of his Senior year, Bob was shipped to Shoemaker, the Pacific springboard. At present in Yokasuka, scene of a joyous reunion with Joe Carroll, he is in the Recreation Depart- ment and in charge of a Navy Band. BARRY, HENRY G. Matriculating at B.C. last Fall, Hank has kept close to St. Sebastian's and has been a familiar figure at all our Hockey games which he covers in his role of Schoolboy Sports Reporter for The Barron Herald. CARROLL, JOSEPH V. .Ioe's plans for Georgetown were inter- rupted by the Navy's needs. Sampson and the Puget Sound Naval Base were his stops before arriving at Yokasuka where he is in the Enlisted Personnel Ofhce. At present he is a crusading journalist for Navy publi- cations, but hopes to be at Georgetown this Fall. COLLINS, JAMES J. Called to the Navy at the end of his third year, Jimmy found himself a cook for Uncle Sam's blue-jackets. Saved from overseas shipment by a last minute change of orders, Jim underwent an operation and, upon re- cuperation, was assigned to the Naval Base at Portsmouth, R.l. He expects discharge in early summer. COLIRTNEY, EDMUND J. Eighteen in January, Ed managed to complete one full A.B. year at Holy Cross and has high hopes of continuing there for another half year before entering the service. Having registered, he scans each day's mail faithfully. CRYAN, WILLIAM M. After a few months at Holy Cross, Bill transferred to a pre-medical B.S. QBiologyD course at B.C. where he has worked hard. Eighteen next june, his pre-medical status may leave him immune to induction. DERMODY, FRANK M. Seaman lfc Dermody has made stops at Sampson, Portland COregonD, the light cruiser Tapeka and San Pedro. Having seen Pearl Harbor, he is now in Tokyo, but hopes that July will find him free to enroll at Holy Cross. DONAHUE, RICHARD J. Away from the Hill for three years now, Richie holds a Petty Oilicer Zfc rating at Otis Field, Camp Edwards. GIBBONS, DONALD From St. Sebastian's Don's Merchant Marine career took him to the Maritime Academy at King's Point. A Third Officer now, he has made several trips back and forth to Africa, never forgetting to pay his Alma Mater a call when the opportunity presents itself. GILBERT, GEORGE F. Three years in the Navy, George was in the V-12 program, was sent to Great Lakes and had a session in gunnery school. He last visited us when about to leave for California, the prelude to many Pacihc invasions. He is expected home shortly.

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