St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Cross Section of Spectators at 1946 Graduation Exercises MURPHY, EDMUND J. Ed's long Navy stretch was topped in length only by George Baker's. The islands of the Marshall group failed to fascinate him, however, and he is contented with his scientific refresher courses at Berkeley Prep which are a pre- lude to his entrance of M.I.T. O'BRIEN, DANIEL J. Dan enrolled at B.C. after getting his diploma from St. Se- bastian's but his progress was checked by a term of service in a sailor suit. Last Febru- ary he returned to the Heights and resumed his work toward a B.S. degree in Social Ser- vice. SCULLY, JAMES T. One of the first Se- bastianites to enlist in the Navy, jim spent more than two years in the Pacific, most of the time at Guam. Back home again, he is taking the recently inaugurated fifth year course at Newton High until he enters B.C. in the Fall. SHEA, RICHARD L. A member of the St. Sebastian triumvirate that entered Harvard, Dick elected a B.S. in Economics course. After his second year, he decided to spend a year under his father's guidance before re- suming work for his degree. WILES, JAMES L. The only member of '45 who is convinced that the Army has more to offer than the Navy, jim proves his point by tales of his travels through Italy. Discharged at Christmas time, he is refresh- ing here at St. Sebastian's and awaiting the advent of September to begin his career at Boston College.

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THE CLASS OF 1946 BARRETTE, ROLAND. Mike is now a full-fledged Sophomore at Georgeton, hav- ing taken his final Freshman exams just be- fore Easter. He is also active in the Boston Club, the Mask and Bauble Club, and was formerly Circulation Agent for The Hoya. BULLOCK, MYRON. Myron is nearing the end of his Freshman year at St. Clement's Preparatory Seminary in Bright- on where he has just been appointed Sacris- tan for the coming year. He took advantage of the Easter vacation to spend some time at St. Sebastian's. CRAIG, ARTHUR. The Belmont boy is another of our representatives at George- town. His B.S. course does not prevent him from indulging his flair for Basketball and he is captain of one of the intra-mural teams. In addition he is on the roster of the Boston Club. DEWIRE, THOMAS. After his rough so- journ in the Navy, Torn has returned to civilian life and currently is making plans to enter Harvard. DUNBAR, THOMAS. At present Tom is taking night courses at Northeastern and spending his days making the Boston Ele- vated more efficient. His plans call for the pursuit of an Engineering course in the Fall. FLYNN, PAUL. Paul is taking a B.S. course at Boston College and has gained the distinction of making the Dean's List. Look- ing ahead to the future, he is planning to make Political Science his field of concen- tration. FLYNN, ROBERT. The younger Flynn has spent the year at Chauncy Hall School widening his scientific outlook in prepara- tion for a B.S. in Physics course at M.I.T. or Boston College. His proximity to St. Sebas- tian's enables us to see him fairly frequently on the familiar Hill. GIGGI, ROBERT. Together with Myron Bullock, Bob is at St. Clement's Preparatory Seminary in Brighton and keeping up with the fast academic pace set by his fellow Se- bastianite. HIGGINS, ROBERT E. One of the most faithful Alumni correspondents we have, Bob is an Army M.P. guarding a bank vault in Tokyo. Exceptionally happy in the ser- vice, he is still enthusiastic over the oppor- tunity to tour the East and read avidly as a sideline. KILLION, RICHARD. Continuing his close friendship with Dan Sullivan, Dick is preparing for the medical world at Holy Cross. With the books well under his con- trol, he is an enthusiastic intra-mural Bas- ketball competitor and is always on hand for the meetings of the Boston Club. MCCARTHY, LANE. A frequent visitor to St. Sebastian's during vacation periods, Lane is highly satisfied with Georgetown and his B.S. course. In the year just passed he played Varsity Hockey and intra-mural Basketball, not forgetting to support the Boston Club loyally. MCDONALD, FREDERICK. With his Freshman year at Boston College already concluded, Fred is planning to change from pre-med to a B.S. in Social Science for his Sophomore year. His future calls for ma- joring in Economics. MCGOLDRICK, JOHN. Working hard at Georgetown, John is fortunate in having his father as a frequent visitor in the course of business trips. Intra-mural Basketball and memberships in the Boston Club and the Rifle Club take up any leisure time that he can spend away from his B.S. work. MCGRATH, PAUL. Paul is at Boston Col- lege Business School and doing well there. At the recent Hockey-Basketball banquet he was a guest of honor and hung his Baseball plaque.