St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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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

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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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i i i l THE CLASS OF 1945 Pioneers at St. Sebastians, the Class of 19-15 had graduated the june before we entered the School. In time their names became most familiar to us as the hoariest of the Alumni and we have seen them often on the Hill, Last January, Hugh Glasheen became our first collegiate graduate and we appreciated the spirit that prompted his dad to inaugurate a Chapel Fund for St. Sebastians Following Hugh in short order, Henry Barry graduated from Boston College in june and had the honor of being Vice' President of his class. The first member of '45 to become formally engaged, jimmy Wile's received the warm congratulations of the Alumni. Very active at Holy Cross, Leon Kelley revived the defunct Outing Club and was prominent in the establishment of the colleges radio station, Witli Leon are two classmates, Frank Dermody and jimmy Scully. Bob Baker delighted this year's Minstrel Show audiences with his eccentric dancingg brother George is approaching the end of his course at CU. We extend our condolences to Bob and George on the sudden loss of their father. At Georgetown, joe Carroll is practically Mr, Hoya with his own sports column in the college paper. Our sympathy goes out to him for the loss of his mother. jimmy Collins, first President of the School Alumni, has George Gilbert, Dan O'Brien, Bill Cryan and Don Gibbons for com- panions at Boston College. As we join 'iii in the Alumni, we are proud of the trail that it has blazed in the collegiate world. 5COUNr Ns to .st Wav Q? 5 , 5 Q , , -yniwi-1, -f , 1 4. gov 59 itss txu -i 98 1-1