Boston Latin School - Liber Actorum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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L A T 1 X S C H O O L YEAR B O O K 23 WILLIAM ROBERT CARL GREEXE ■‘Billy’’ Harvard Am I blushing?” Entered Class IV-B from Christopher Gibson School, 1910. RALITI STANLEY GREENSLADE Harvard Laugh, Cloiai, Laugh. Entered Class IV-B from Joseph H. Barnes School, 1930; Glee Club, 1933-34; 1st Lieutenant, 9th Co., 2nd Regiment. SIDNEY LEON GRODBERG “Sid” Harvard The finest edge is made uith a blunt whetstone.” Entered Class VI. from Christopher Gibson School, 1928; Fidelity Prize, 1931-32; Classical Prize. 1932-33; Approba- tion Prize, 1932-33; Literary Club, 1933-34; Latin Club, 1933-34. PHILIP FRANCIS GROGAN “Phil’’ Holy Cross God ' s gift to the ivomen from Watertown.” Entered Class V. from East Junior High School, Water- town, 1929. DANIEL MAURICE HAMILBURG “Danny” Harvard Only game fish swim up stream.” Entered Class IV. from Prince School, 1929; Chess and Checker Club, 1929; Bugle and Drum Corps, 1929-30-31-32. FRANCIS JAMES HANNIGAN, JR. “Fran” A joke to cure the dumps.” Entered Class VI. from John Marshall School, 1927; Fi- delity Prize, 1927-28; Rifle Team, 1933-34; Physics Club, 1933-34; Glee Club, 1933-34; Dance Committee, 1933-34. EDWARD GEORGE HARRIS “Eddie” Harvard Unhand me, gentlemen.” Entered Class IV-B from Washington- Allston School, 1930; 2nd Lieutenant, 7th Co., 2nd Regiment. DAVID MOSES HELPERN “Dave” Harvard Shades of Copernicus — a veritable Einstein.” Entered Class IV-B from Amos Lawrence School, 1930; Modern Prize, 1932; Literary Club, 1932-33-34; Captain, 13th Co., 2nd Regiment; Stamp Club, 1930-31.

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22 T. A T I X S C H O O L YEARBOOK RALPH MAXWELL GLASER “Ral” Harvard How far that little candle sheds its beams. Entered Class IV. from Frank V. Thompson School, 1930; Modern Prize, 1931-32; Glee Cluh, 1933-34; Stamp C ' luh, 1931- 32; Literary Club, 1930-31. HVMAX SIDNEY GLASS “Hy “The Senator’’ Harvard W ' ho is that there man there. Entered Class VI. from William L. Garrison School, 192S; Chess and Checker Club, 1933-34. ARTHUR LAWRENCE GLYNN “Ted” M. I. T. W ' hat thin partitions sense from thought divides. Entered Class VI. from Dearborn School, 1927; Fidelity Prize, 1931-32; Literary Club, 1930-31; Glee Club, 1933-34; 1st Lieutenant, 7th Co., 1st Regiment. ARNOLD ALFRED GOLDMAN “Chappie” Harvard Well done, Aiaestro, well done. Entered Class IV-B from Theodore Roosevelt School, 1929; Band, 1929-34. PAUL SIDNEY GOODMAN Harvard Common sense is not so common. Entered Class VI. from Robert T. Paine School, 1928; Fi- delity Prize, 1931; Classical Prize, 1932. JOHN EDMUND GRADY “Sloppy Joe” Holy Cross Grady from Savin Hill. Entered Class VI. from H. L. Motley School, 1927; Chess and Checker Club, 1929-30; Latin Club, 1929-30. HENRY BARRY GRAINGER “Hen” Tufts Boy, did I murder that History test! Entered Class VI. from John D. Philbrick School, 1927; Math Club, 1931-32; Stamp Club, 1929-30; Chess and Checker Club, 1928-29. HAROLD CLIFFORD GR.WES “Gravey” M. I. T. The soft complaining flute. Entered Class IV. from Bethlehem School, 1930; Classical Prize, 1932.33; Fidelity Prize, 1932-33; Flute Prize, 1932-33; Band, 1932-33-34; Symphony Band, 1933-34; Orchestra, 1933- 34.

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24 L A T 1 X S C H O O L YE A R B O O K HAROLD HERSCOVITZ “Hal” Harvard Push on — keep moving.’’ Entered Class VI. from Pauline A. Shaw School, 1928; Modern Prize, 1932-33; Literary Club, 1933-34; French Club, 1932-33; 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Co., 2nd Regiment. CARL AMBROSE HOHENSTEIN “Hohie” Univ. of So. Calif. Latin, unprepared, Sir!’’ Entered Class IV. from Washington Irving School, 1928; Fidelity Prize, 1928; Literary Club, 1934; Stamp Club, 1930; Glee Club, 1933-34. DANIEL FRANCIS HORTON “Danny” Harvard So buxom, blithe, and debonair.’’ Entered Class VI. from Thomas Jefferson School, 1928; Library Club, 1931-32; Physics Club, 1933-34; French Club, 1932-33; Glee Club, 1933-34; 1st Lieutenant, 7th Co., 2nd Regiment. MYLES HENRY ILLINGWORTH “Miney” Harvard A turgid individual ” Entered Class IV. from St. John’s School, 1930; 2nd Prize, Reading Play, 1934; Literary Club, 1932-33; Debating Club, 19.13-34; Glee Club, 1933-34; French Club, 1932-33; Dramatic Club, 1931-32; Swimming, 1930. GEORGE LEESER INNES Harvard Dignity of silence. Entered Class VI. from James A. Garfield School, 1928; lidelity Prize, 1929; 2nd Lieutenant, 15th Co., 3rd Regi. ment. NORMAN IZENSTATT “Tiny” Harvard Like two single gentlemen, rolled into one. Entered Class VI. from W. L. Garrison School, 1928; Liter- ary Club, 1933-34; Latin Club, 1929-30; Captain, 9th Co., 2nd Regiment. STANLEY MARTIN JACKS “Stan” Harvard Where an opinion is general, it is usually correct.’’ Entered Class I. from William Loyd Garrison School, 1928; Modern Prize, 1928-29; Junior Debating Club, 1929-30; Chess and Checker Club, 1931-32-33-34; Stamp Club, 1933; Literary Club, 1932-33-34; Debating Club, 1933-34; Latin Club, 1933-34; ' ice-President of Physics Club. 1933-34; Library Service Club, 1933-34; French Club, 1932-33; co- author of Class Mill; Lieutenant, 5th Co., 3rd Regiment. BURTON MELVIN JOHNSON Burt” Harvard The good must pass’’ Entered Class IV-B from Theodore Roosevelt School, 1930; Captain, 10th Co., 1st Regiment.