St Sebastians School - Arrow Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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5001! SE mga 5 SE H O 3 QE ' ? Q, ff' f SW 'MASSACE EDWARD ANTHONY GOGGIN UEflfll9 Mole Football 4 Intramural Basketball '3 Basketball 4 V I ootball 2 liase ball l Notl e Dame For a mem .seldom thmks IL zth earnestness of emythmq more than he thmks of h1s dmner JOHNSON Ed began h1s Samt Sebastlan career as a freshman but rema1ned w1th us onlx two weeks of the 1n1t1al xear Returnmg the next vear he went on to make an out standlnq name for hlmself durlng the rest of h1s tlme on the I-I1ll The Mole 19 a member of that justlx lnfamous Mllton Contmgent and lt IS mdeed a rare das that Ed does not grace the tardv l1st and the jug Mllton cla1ms most of Ed s non school t1me and m that rustlc proxlnce he and hlS bovs haxe made Kernffans Koss Korner thelr headquarters Althouvh Ed has xerx llttle to sax on the xerx populax subject of glrls, and though he uses dodges that the most skllful debater would enxy to parm questlons on th1s touchv subject Ed may stxll be sp1ed at exerx soclal ex ent lmportant enouffh to drav hlm awax from a pleasant exenmg wlth the boxs rlhe slght of our Mole smoothly squlrlng some belle from the wllds of 'Vfllton and usualls one who rates more than a careless, passmg glance seems to Une the he to all that carefully spread propaganda about Ed s POSIIINC dlsmterest 1n the femmes Eds most notable contrlbutlons at the Hill were 1n the Held of Athletles The Mole reported for V football m hls sophomore xear One das Vln Nluxphx was seen spymg on the V s and droolmg oxer Ed s sue and abllxts In no tune at all Ed was IHOXIUU up to a xarsltw berth where he was to be ffroomed fox bwffel and better thmffs In h1s junlor wear Ed reported promptlx for football and seeme el well on hls was to vamlnff fame for hlmself when an unfortunate 1n1uxx elnmlnate el th1s te rrlble threat to our opponents Howexex IU h1s Hnal xear tlns mass of law materxal finallx and deserxedls materxalued mto one of the ffleatest llneman our IJUTITIU the basketball season Ed was often obserx eel tlneadmff the nets from anxwhexe wxth han ralslnff constancx In replx to lnqunles as to wllx he dlelnt plas xarsxts basketball Ed would xouchsafe a grudgmff Aw I can t plax basketball Ed clld plat Intramural basketball where he earned the tltle Intramural Ixmff en hls ax eraffe of twentx two polnts per Uame Fmallx ln lns Semor xe 11 Fel ellel pl IX xarsltx basketball held down a startlnv posltxon conslstentlx and was a me at asset to the te am Nor was Ed am slouch wlth the studles Languaves seemed to be lns mam forte and mans attrlbuted Ed s marks to hrs excellent me mon On the othel lnnel math seemed to be his NGIHQSIS a xmdlctlxe enemx that kept the 'Vfole on the run from one month to the next Serxouslx all testlmonx would seem to mdlcate that Ed s best subject w as eatlnv The underclassmen at Ed s table stood affhast at the phenomenal consumption of food bs Ed Thex stood avhast malnlx be eause the ne w as nothlnff else to do sxnee Ed s appetlte seemed to demand not onlx lns own sen mg but also thexr reluctantlx surrendered shares as well Ed mtends to further his appetlte for knowledge at Georffe town or Notre Dame We hope that thex hate enough food to spark th1s human dx namo Pxopezlx enen qlzed Ed w1ll certamlv rlse to helghts that wlll coxer hlmself wlth ffloxx and refle ct all kmds of credlt on hls classmates and hls Alma Mater, IQ: cg UCD if ' Y! il 7, e 'A A 1 V . U If' 1 ll V. ,v,, , V sf ' ' ' Y ' s -s fs - ' , ' . , 2 . ' ' ' ' ' x su ' 33 as 33 . V. ,Q . . ,, . . . x I , 1 ' ui' 97 ' 'I 3 I 4 1 1 ' ' . , 1 , .1 . 97 ' - V ' , . Y . ' 5 1 4 1 ll . '. x V x v 3 E , n . ' ' ut 1,7 ' ' x Y .K . , t . . Y Y ' I .'x x lx , ..v .. . x N x l,, , . . 6, .,, v x. x x.. as x KI - ' y , ' L , , v ss v' J 7 ' vs I 'V s s ' I v. v . r v x l ' I 2' ' 5 , ' 5 53 h . . ' . Y 1 v 'xx x ' , 75 3 5 , ' s ' s , . . ' ' -s ' . . . s ' V -s v s ' '- s ' s s fs ss ' . - 1 , ' . ' F ' .Bk . . , f' . ,. school has known. fa tw, . . J ,I 'V . ., s - v s s . .s s s V ff 1 - , ' , . , . , . , . 5 A ' N Z.-,3 T- . . . . . . . . , - fzfr ,, ' , ., , . ' -- . v , ff I U , ' , ' v - . . r- - ' . ' . . . H 1 ,. ,, Q 1 1 L . . . 5 f K . , 4 yy 1 v . I - . . is ' v, 1 . , - . , ' , 5 . t - c 4. . 1. . ' . ., . ' ' , . . ., .. .,, . v . . l hx x x I . v . , v I v , 3 x sv I ,- s s ' , s' 1' ' '- s V -s s sv s I K I ' V ' ' ' lx I . I ' ' V ' Il s A ' s e . 'V . lr- 3 . I I ,IL s X ,Il v l 5 . , . x v . - X . . I , . , . I 1 l 1 ' I . l . Y 1 v. fr 'l l ' 7 , e ' 5 .'

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1.uCYS BEAUTY SALUN 'l COUNIPP 4 ag 1: 1 +1713 + lla 1. li + Q ff' H I 1 58 'MASSAOAX DONALD PAUL FITZGERALD, JR F1tz1e Football V l 011 l Vars1ty2 3 -l Anon 4 Rlnv C oxnmlttee 4 Va1s1ty 2 4 llltlillllllllil Softball 3 Sen1o1 Week C 0lIIIlIlttCC -1 Y a lus 1 2 Baseball V 1 Int1amu1al Basketball 3 4 N11nst1elSl1om 1 Boston College Holt C1oss You must IlCll1P and eall me ear ly mllme early mother dear POE One of the local boxs who made Good on the H1ll IS Don Fltzverald For the past four XCHIS F1t11e has been txudgmg up to school from nea1bx Brxqhton Center IJGSPIIC h1s proxlmxtx Don 11 as often late for M1 NN alsh s 8 30 Gxeek Class and h1s name f1 equentlx appea1eel on the Juv l1sts One of the bhthe sp111ts of the class of 33 h1s good looks and man ha11 haxe caused many a fC1'I11I1lDC heaxt to flutter A cau tlous lad Don IS seldom seen xuth the same Qlfl UNICC but he manages to keep hls classmates ewes poppmff Vltll the hugh standard of attractlx eness se-t bx l'1l9l-all' com panlons Scholasucallx too Fltl has made a mark on the H1ll as xouched fOI by h1s nu merous appearances on the Honor Roll VV1th a real Han' f0I Math Fltl was ready to behexe that the roof had fallen 1n on h1s 3en1o1 Xear when he 11 as told to take Greek 1nstead of Tug 'VIore than once hms colorful Latm translatlons hawe been oc caslons of shee1 dehqht to Fr Flamgfan In the summer montl1s Don du lded h1s tlme between sponffmv on relatlx es 1n Canada and catchmv foltx umks bx the s1de of the hlghway whzle wo1k1n1f on tl1e State s pay1oll On the H111 h1s boon compamons have mcluded Iaek Dunphx of last yea1 s class and Gug Sulhx an one of 1953 s H On the held of lIlfIICllX eneleaxoux Fltf b1oke IH as a 1ne1nbe1 of Fatl1e1 Keat megs V s In lns un1o1 xea1, he made the xa1s1tx and as a Se H101 he be came a startlng end In thxs eapacltx he ploxed dependable and du1able both on the offenst and defense anel de serxes dlstmet ered1t fo1 much of the team s success Ex e1y sprme Don be came a ha1d lllttlfllf outfielder on V111 s n1ne Duung the w1nte1 Don togethen w1th a group oi classmates ln0lII1CCl an 1ntramu1al baseketball team appropuately chrlstened the Dom Guxs IlllS ruqffed qumtet exen clalrned 1 NICIOIN oxer the lordlv xa1s1tx but thls UHIIIC xx as played vnthout the ald of a 1eleree and the Dolty Guys xeallx hxeel up to the lr name ROUHCl1HQ ofl hlS ca1ee1 at St Sebastlan s Fltl ploxeel to be a talented XNIICCI and much of llli uoxk appeals 1n thxs book Fltlll plans to UI ace e 1the1 Holx C1059 OI Not1e Dame xuth l11s prese nce for the next four xea1s but he IS undeelele el xet as to what p1ofess1on he wxll pursue So long for now Fltl and max xou contmue to achxexe the uell dcseneel success uhlch has be en so much 1 pa1t of xour hfe he IC at Salnt Qebastxan s mo xl. , Clh .2 - .. VV Vu . , , 1 1. .. , . . I ' J . ., I ' , A ' 11 ' 1 11 ' V VHS N l , , ,-l .I , 1 I A 1 f' . . , .. Y 7 V V V V V.. ' 91- -V 1. O , , .D . , ' ' ' 1. 1 , 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 - 7 - -1 Y A . . V. . 1 . . ., , Q V N . . V ,- . D ' 7 . . ,, . . , . - Q, 1 I l I 5 y v 1 ' , .. . VV , V . 2 M , ' 1 . . . - ' ' . ', . U ' 97 . . ' 1 , , 1 1 f ' A x I J . ' .' Y , 1 + V' V' V ' ' ' VV 1-11 5-V, V V V V V V V V -. F 5 5 , 1 ,, : ' ' ' ' , bn ' YY ' ' 194. ' . Q ' ' : ' - :EV 1-4 1, ' ,. ' 1 , .9 ,, ' ', V 9 11, A I . . , V . , ... - noted hffures. 1 xx - 1 ' x x 1 ' -' ' 'D' I X' x' - es, ' 1 1 1 1- -11 ' ' 1 1 ' - 1 lf 1 - . ' I N -p V ,. , . . . ., ., V, ' :Ls 1- 1, . . - S 1 1 ,L V - 1 ' 1- 7 . ,, . . . V. 1 - 1 1 1-1 1 1' 1 I 'Sf - .. - , 11 11- - - - . , 1 . , 4, , 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 H1 1 VY' 1 ' - ' 11 1 ' s, 'x v .'x x. x l l 'x r l Vx '.v , lv 1 vi 1 x 3 -'l if . y 1. 3 - . I V xv vy 1- xl- ' x rx 1 y Q A I x 'I 1 l - 1 I - 1 1 111 1 1 - 1-1--1 1 ' , , .. 14 V , .. , ., , 11 - 1 ' 111 ' ' 1 ' ' . .1 . . .

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HQRBXS HOV 9 mc.: HFTY yggbllb 'L ali! xv!x5C0UN7-5,07 's 1. 3' QW 14 1 , 1 + Q, we Qjfgnygeb MuvU9 ROBERT WILLIAM HOLMES, JR. l llB0b7, Holy Cross The best of men A soft meek, patient humble tranquzl spzrzt The first true gentleman that ever breathed DECKER R1ght out from under the very shadow of Nonantum H111 comes the very late arrxved but no less welcome add1t1on to the class of 53 Late September saw Bob ushered 1nto our m1dst for a l1ttle postgraduate pohshmg up Before h1s debut on the H111 Bob had graduated from Bostons famous Engllsh H1gh, and at that anclent 1nst1tut1on renowned for good athletes Bob s tacklmg on the football team had been qulte on a par w1th Engllsh s best trad1t1ons Unfortunately for St Sebas t1an s Bob was 1ne11g1ble to make a player s contr1but1on to the Arrow eleven but hardly a game took place w1thout Bob s 1nsp1r1ng presence as a slncerely enthusxastlc rooter Bob hlmself IS qulte a spec1al1st 1n the xery exactmg art of place klcklng and many an afternoon found some of our k1ck1ng spec1al1sts droohng emxously at the slqht of Bob s d1sconcert1nqly easy perfectlon m th1S hlS forte Around the campus Bob s qu1etly confident but unassummg manner 1mmed1 ately became a welcome add1t1on to any cxrcle HIS handsome hulls was 1nvar1ably garbed 1n tasteful style and Bob s modest good taste and tr1m appearance soon p1n polnted h1m as one of the school s best dressed men 9pec1alt1es IH thlS l1ne var1ed all the way from a Wlde xarlety of sharp str1ped t1es to an mterestmv collectlon of comfortable lookmg tw eed coats Bob s summer months are usually spent around the dormltorles of Radcllffe Lmyerslty restorlnv the rooms to an attractlxe appearance for the mcomlng students ln the fall Though Bob swears he sees nothlng of these falr damsels but thelr ghosts th1s sounds l1ke some of those fantast1c propaganda l1ke emanat1ons from the Vlalrus that masquerade under the name of truth and news Serlously however we are sorry to see gentlemanly Bob leaxmg us when we have only begun really to appreclate h1s companlonshlp At least those of us who are headmv for the Cross haw the promlse of rentwmg our all too brlef acqualntance at WN orcester, m Sep tember Howexer the rest of us M111 treasure th1s memory of one of the best of school chums and look form ard wlth antlclpatlon to manv reunlons wlth Bob 131 KC 7 Y f P, 1 1 Y ' Y ' ' Ch 9, , . as ' 9 9 1 ' ' 3 . . . . , . 3 . Y. . , . . - . , . . . , . . V 7 Q 7 ' Y 1 ' 1 1 , t 1 A K, ' 1 , . . . .- 5 1 s, y . , . . . 1 . ' wp - . . , . . . . . . 555555, - . 1 X ' -- 1 s 5525525541 ' Y - ' r 1 E3 u'tfw- e 5555 1-.J A . . . 55- QXA5 ' ,,sr,gs- . ' 5 . . . ,, s .,. , I .... , 525.-Ig: 31 , I . K K , I - - ' 45. ':'1.x: 1 V, .4 7 as ' 1 R fi -- . ' 7 9 P Y 1 7 1 ' 3 F9 . . . . , . , , , . , , , , ' 3 , , 1 .