St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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THE CLASS OF 19-48 Companions of our St. Sebastian days for three years, last year's graduates will al- ways occupy a prominent place in our prep school memories, Most of them have returned to visit us during this past School year, and we rejoice in the success that they are achiev- ing in the various colleges, Report has it that Hugh Bradshaw and George Kelly are bright scholastic lights at Holy Cross. At Georgetown, the St. Sebastian contingent suc- ceeded in electing Harold Field, Freshman Student Council Representative, while Bob McNabb amazed Coach joe judge with his twirling, From Harvard, Dom Morley, Tom Barrette and Art Dias check in very frequently. Roger Vorce proved a gracious host when Monsignor Mclnnis and Father Flanigan visited Notre Dame. Tom Hartnett and Paul Cavanagh are loud in their praise of St. Michaels, but they miss Bill Morrissey who transferred to Tufts. Up in Hanover, -lack Boyle played Freshman Hockey and Baseball this year and is currently looking forward to a South American cruise with the Navy this Summer. Our Villanova trio, Gene Pierotti, joe Deignan and Dan Gritlin were pleased that St. Sebastians entertained their gridders last Fall. Larry McAuliffe reports that our Boston College representatives are all doing well and that his brother Andy is doing some very effective hurling at Bates. Always loyal to their Alma Mater, the Class of 1948 has set a line pattern that we shall follow. 5 COUN ,si fa 'M xxov fi '. tf'4,'1' 1 I: - R' ' fs 'iw Q50 O i 91- ' 1 O 'MASSAC9 '-I lOl

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