St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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CLASS OF 1950 -- SECTION B Rear Raw: Hurley, Schiffman, Santora, j. McCarthy, McCourt. Middle Row: Evans, MacKinnon, Atkinson, Zock, Delay, Campbell, Gazzola, Frou! Roux' Tedeschi, Stankard, Elston, Shea, Donahue, Connors, Oldfield, Carey. Evans and Billy Maguire made fine pearl divers in the Latin class, Ernie Woelfel and Dave O'Conn0r proved themselves promising gridiron material, Art Burgess will be gun- ning for Bob Zock's Tennis crown, jim Todd called the School an intellectual sweat shop in the hearing of the Headmaster, Dick McCarthy rates the title of School's Number 1 fan, Barry McDonough had company every afternoon, the new Callahan is Rocket , jim Allen showed himself a fine leather man with the B's, watch out for Dick O'Meara's cannonball, Charlie Sullivan, Bud Fisher and Fran Murphy ought to be stand-outs in Football next Fall, jimmy Carroll and John Sherry still kept their Palmolive look, Dick Hurley was jimmy Delay's best customer at the bookstore, Ken F5273 fbjfi Drs? as 'F' 11.01-' 5.70, 0 4'u: 3,218 'UTI ,,.-. oc..9, rw-Dio' F32 slga 302 FUD -1 NQZNC .-. :z 325' -'VT 77.'3,-.- 0221. gm: nic.. 69:2 :Aft-5 I Here: 05?- ,f0 +. .-.LU-O ao? 093 -'Ffa 'emi .arg 1 Q C2-,:1P ST :- Zse Fa. go. 52 wi. 5 n- 5. Z., QD' -lm f 5'U E-w:. 'N gs TU 'im -U' :ii DQ ,U +1oov09 5 COUN 4 . my 'o 40- S' V, Q aus-111. sz N 5 1:55, qi ,I 'V .Tv-nr'-l. . T 2 62 ' ' S 04. e' of' Massr-0 'l 93 I

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THE CLASS OF 1950-SECTION A Rear' Row: Callahan, O'Meara, O'Connor, Canning. Middle Row: Lane, Allen, McNeil, McDonough, Fisher, Sullivan, R. McCarthy, Harnedy. Fran! Rauf: Powers, Murphy, Cotter, Doherty, McArdle, Woelfel, Sherry, Todd, Sheehan. THE CLASS OF 1950 Heirs to our leadership of the School, this year's juniors have added considerably to the happiness of our days at St. Sebastians Renowned for their academic attainments, john Doherty and Ed Connors proved themselves athletes as wellg chosen as Varsity captains for the sports seasons ahead, Wally MacKinnon, jim Cotter, Bill Carey and Kevin Lane have our loyal supportg as fanatical Braves rooters, jim Harnedy, Gerry Powers and Gerry McCourt have had our sympathyg Dick Callahan elicited our admira- tion for his literary compositions, which were especially enjoyed by his fellow Townies, jim Canning and Dick Schiffmang Fred Elston and joe Shea always had something cook- ing, while john Gazzola found a boon companion in jimmy MacNeilg Ed Tedeschi was a sharpshooter with a snowball, while john Donahue lost none of his stuff with the horsehideg the Sheehan-Atkinson-Santora trio were more inseparable than everg jim 92

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CLASS OF 1951-SECTION A Kem' Raw: Mcl-lugh, Griiiin, Brannan, Volante, Titherington, deVicq. Middle Row: Burns, Condon, Sullivan, Carey, Macdonald, Moore, McKenna, Dugan. Frou! Roux' O'Toole, Dunphy, Coan, Smith, Masterson, Murphy, G. Fallon, Giblin. THE CLASS OF 1951 Much more serious than they were as Freshmen, the Sophomorcs could well be proud of their class' achievements. Gerry Giblin won the scholarship competition going away3 Larry McCarty and john Moore will gain debating laurels for the Schoolg Paul Carey made Varsity berths in Football and Baseballg joe deVicq made an ideal managerg john Condon, Owen Dugan and Pete McHugh were Varsity squad gridiron timberg Ed Fallon has an All-American grin: Henry Muollo is East Boston's first representative on the Hillg john Griffin and john Gilbert delighted Father Barrett with their shutter-bug skillg Griff Fallon's house was a mecca for the Newtonitesg joe Bonica and Ken McKenna 1-I 94 I-1