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

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WILLIAM THOMAS ABBOTT Bill Boston College Entered Class IV from St. Catherine’s School in 1933, Fidelity Prize ’35, Literary Club ' 3 6- ' 3 7, Rifle Club ' 36- ' 37, 2nd Lieut. 4th Co. 1st Reg., Room Councilor ' 36-’37, Physics Club ' 36- ' 37. Cui silet, est firmus — Ovid CASTY JOHN AJAUSKAS Casey Wildman Mass. State College Entered Class IV from the W. H. Taft School in 1932, Class Committee ' 37, Literary Club ' 34-’ 3 7 , Rifle Club ' 3o-’3 7, Camera Club ' 3 5- ' 3 6, Class Day Committee, Chess and Checker Club ' 34- ' 3 6 , Capt. 6th Co. 1st Reg., Football 1 3 5 - ' 3 7 . He is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar and give direction — Shakespeare ROBERT MERRILL ALFRED ’ Bob Mass. Inst, of Tech. Entered Class VI from W. L. Garrison School in 1931, Modern Prize ' 32- ' 34 ' -36, Classical Prize ’ 3 3 - ' 3 5 , Approbation Prize ' 34- ' 3 5- ' 3 6, Michelman Prize ' 36, Math Club ' 34- ' 37 , Literary Club ' 37, Ring Committee, Major 1st Regiment. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance — Bible JOHN ROBERT AMBROGNE Casanova Fordham Entered Class IV from St. Mary ' s School in 1933, Fidelity Prize ’33. Sweets to the sweet, farewell — Shakespeare -f

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CLASS BANQUET 1937 On the evening of May 6, 1937, under the official sponsorship of the school, a banquet at the Hotel Brunswick was tendered by the graduating class in honor of their long-beloved friend and master, Charles Fenno Winslow. Under the leadership of David J. Baraban, chairman of the Banquet Committee, of Fred Keyes, Daniel P. Ctecey, Francis L. Slattery, and John J. Gately, a meal and series of after-dinner talks were arranged which kept every one present in a state of thorough contentment. Present were Mr. Joseph L. Powers, our headmaster, who managed to retain his dignity through all the extraordinary events of the night and who spoke to us all earn- estly and sincerely; the master of ceremonies, Mr. Lee J. Dunn, the guardian angel of every Class I boy; Mr. Fred P. H. Pike, who in a short, pithy speech proved to be one of the most interesting speakers of the evening; Mr. Leon J. Glover, who actually managed to make the Latin language over into an instrument of wit in his well-pre- pared talk, the more entertaining for its bringing in the personalities of various boys present; and Mr. Max Levine, who will not be long forgotten for his vivid explanation of why the class should meet again and again in the future, and how the meetings should be arranged with regularity. President Brodde Bjorklund made himself rather the hero of the whole occasion by acclaiming, with the rest of the class, Jeff Winslow, our bona fide classmate in this year 1937 now and forever unto the end of the world. Mr. Winslow retaliated in the manner that has made him popular with everyone every year with a humorous speech, in which he regaled his classmates and which came straight from the heart. We thank you most heartily, Classmate Winslow, for granting this honor to the Class of ' 37, all of which looks up to you as their friend and benefactor. Let us hope there will be many more such evenings with the class all together, including Charles Fenno Winslow. D. S. M. Eight

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QritvL .3 DONALD BOYD ANDERSON Andy Univ. of New Hampshire Entered Class IV from Solomon Lewenberg School in i 93 3 , Radio Club ' 34- ' 35, Literary Club ' 34- ' 35, Rifle Club ' 36- ' 37. Math Club, ' 35- ' 36, 2nd Lieut. 3rd Co. 2nd Reg., Class Coun- cilor ' 36- ' 37. A happy tempered bringer of the best out of the worst — Browning ARTHUR SAMUEL APPLEBAUM Apples Aps Harvard Entered Class VI from W. L. Garrison School in 1930, Register Staff ' 35- ' 36- ' 37, Staff Artist ' 36- ' 3 7. Art Club 34- ' 35. Class Committee 36- 37, Latin Club ' 3 5- 3 6, 2nd Lieut. 14th Co. 2nd Reg., Music Appreciation Club ' 3 6- ' 3 7, Class Day Comm. Hence, loathed melancholy — Milton VINCENT EVANS ASHTON Duke Vinny Harvard Entered Class VI from O. H. Perry School in 1930, Physics Club ’ 3 6- ' 3 7 , French Club ' 3 5- ' 3 6, Chess and Checker Club ’ 3 3- ' 3 4 , Music Appreciation Club, ' 36- ' 37. Studious of laborious ease — Cowper Entered Class IV from the Solomon Lewenberg School in 1933, Classical Prize ' 34- ' 35, French Club ' 36- ' 37, 2nd Lieut. 6th Co. 2nd Reg. There ' s mischief in this man — Gibbon MELVIN HAROLD AVERGUN Mel Harvard Ten