St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE CLASS OF 19-16 Seniors when we made our debut on Nonantum Hill, the Class oli 1916 made it most favorable impression on us and it was viith deep regret that we saw them depart from the School scene. Since their graduation we have tollowed their tareers with interest and we have been pleased to greet them otiten at St. Sebastians Class President Myron Bullock has completed his course at St. Clement's and is now at St. johns Seminary in the same class with the now not so rotund Bob Giggii After completing .1 term in the service, Bob Higgins is also at St. Clements and returns here oliten to wear down lfather Flanigan in Tennis. Holy Cross' john Pickard is about to leave on ll students tour ot' liurope. Ray Neelon constantly makes the Deans l.ist at St. Michaels, 'lack Mulhern starred on the Boston College sextet that won the National Championship, Mike liar- rette, Lane McCarthy, Art Craig and Jack McGoldrick are powers behind the throne in the Boston Club at Georgetown. Dick Killion still takes everything in stride at Holy Cross. Our sympathy is extended to Dan Sullivan on the loss ot' his dad. The lilynns, Paul McGrath and lired McDonald see a lot of each other at Boston College. Charlie Reynolds has left Georgetown to be nearer home at Holy Cross. Harold McKinney is .lt St. lirancis Xavier University, Antigonish, with brothers Bob and Hill. Wlith their College Commencement approaching, the Class ol 1916 has our sincere good wishes tor the best that lite tan offer. S15 COUNIPP , V + Rx Y- . :T V: i H . 'lfl' . 'Z fc 'fb fam. ., cg! MA SAUA 99

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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

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THE CLASS OF 1947 We were Sophomores when we parted company with the men of '47, yet we knew them well as the result of two years spent in their company. John Boles and Bob Fichtner are only a stone's throw away at St. Clements Preparatory Seminary, while john Ellard is studying with the josephites in New York state. After two years at Harvard, Dick Griffin is leaving for the Jesuit Novitiate, Shadowbrook. Bob McKinney is with his brothers at St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, where he has developed into a Varsity pitcher. From Boston College we get frequent reports for Bob Bullock, Ed Quirk, and Bill Heavey are faithful visitors to the Hill. Much of the credit for the success of the First Alumni Dance is due to the younger Bullock jack Cremmen won numerals in Basketball at Harvard. At last report, Alastair Cruickshank was continuing his cosmopolitan career at Fordham. Vin Horrigan is still getting a still' workout at Catholic University. This past year, Bill Harwood made a very generous donation of his stamp collection to the School to help the Stamp and Coin Club get under way. After a year at Boston College, Bob O'Shea joined 47's coterie at Harvard. Bill O'Leary is currently pursuing a course that will lead to a commission in the Maritime Service. Continued success, Class of '47, we are looking forward to continuing our friendship with you in the ranks of the Alumni. 5 COUN 4 Q fb 'WASSAUX ' 710, 39 .V . 04+ Q? . 'P- al X L Q1-5' 3 4' ' ik F-'wgffff -5 '56 . fc gi 47 04, 5 -I lOO I-1