St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE CLASS OF 1952-SECTION A Sfamlifrgs Delaney, Powell, Kelley, O'Bryan, Gillis, Carroll, Weber, Cochran. Seated: Fenton, Abely, Russell, Brosnahan, Donnelly, McCarty, Benjamin, Mahony. THE CLASS OF 1952 In our company for only a year, the Freshman have been properly respectful of our dignity as Seniors and yet have had a merry time during their first year of prep school life. Dick Weber was a one man gang in selling rattle tickets, Pete McCarty was outstanding in j.V. Football and Baseballg Vin Burns did a nice piece of work in the Minstrel Show, Ed Collupy has the makings of another Fishg Rick Greene and Bob Cochran were bosom palsg johnny Abely heard his name read frequently after dinner: jimmy Benjamin proved an expert stage techniciang Ed Carroll was a whiz on skatesg Bob Sefton did a swell job in three sports, john Gill never has been seen without that beatific grin, Larry French and John Malloy are our Back Bay delegates, Steve Kett lr:

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THE CLASS OF i951 -SECTION B 5'fr111diug.' Bonica, Mulhurn, Keelan, E. Fallon, Seated: Deignan, Casey, Durnan, Keele, Gilbert, Schiffman, Cassedy, O'Shea. McCarty. proved to be top-flight scientistsg Willy' Volante loved the parade drillsg Charlie Coan amazed us with his backstoppingg Dick Sullivan and Dave Keelan won Varsity Football lettersg Teddy Deignan and Alan Casey made us Belmont consciousg Ajax Cassedy always seemed to have the weight of the world on his shouldersg john Smith has been Librarian, Dave Macdonald Sacristang john Murphy should be Basketball High Scorer one of these yearsg Ron Schiffman can dribble anyone sillyg Fred Brannan came through nicely for the B teamg Mike O'Toole has a soft spot for Green Harborg joe Supple and jack Dunphy were managerial rivals in Footballg Art O'Shea kept the Tennis team on an even keelg Ed Burns preferred a locker in the classroomg Vin Durnan may be teaching Latin some dayg Russ Masterson has started to growg john Mulhern cultivates that basso protiundo. .-I 95

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THE CLASS OF 1952-SECTION B Sl.1uJi11g.' Burns, Cautlette, Reilfarth, Sefton, Collupy, McAllister, Mclsaac, Bernier. Sm!t'il.' Uowney, Greene, Kett, Higgins, Gill, Athritlge, French, Geoghegan, Malloy, Ulnllielnl. has shown signs ol' heeoining a nifty southpaw twirlerg Lu Russell tlerivetl his nitkname from a Latin soureeg Tom Donnelly won the Scholarship Awartlg Fred Mahony favors unusual travatsg jimmy Brosnahan made the Varsity diamond squadg Henry O'Bryan must have heen a source of consolation to the Facultyg George Bernier's cartoons enhaneetl The Wiilriis g Larry Geohegan has not had at Toni g Wziltefr Gillis and Pete Powell carry great weight in the classg Ftltlie Downey has promised to hring us all shainroeksg Mike Fenton is following in Dick Keelan's managerial stepsg Ray Thilveault drives some heautitiul wagonsg jimmy Kelly always has that well-groonietl Iookg Toinniy Athritlge antl Ralph Gautlette are inen ol' tiew wortlsg joe Higgins' grin is setontl only to Gill'sg john Mtlsaae and Stan Oltltieltl were regulars on Father Barretts j.V, nine, COUN i J' I '20 +1 1, 'MASSAUX as my SX as V n f- -1 i 2 'JL f O .a f 'iii-twjfnt, I . A, 5. fn A 53 4' XX Q7