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

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duty of these men is but to repeat the traditions of their calling. To speak of Arthur Fiske, the great Greek scholarg Henry Pennypacker, the nationally famous Chairman of the Committee ofAdmissions at Harvard Collegeg and thewell- loved Patrick Campbell, Superintendent of Boston Schools from 1931 to 1937 serves not to open new facts to the historian, but to recall pleasant memories of student days to the reader. The growth of the School and its consequent establishment in its imposing edifice on Avenue Louis Pasteur is remarkable. Despite its rapid growth, its graduates continued to make them- selves a more distinguished group than any other American school preparing young men for college. The members of this year's class must per- force feel the great tradition which has been handed down to them. All of us must under- stand what we have inherited. Over three hundred years of solid achievement may be interpreted as the dream of a colonial minister come true. We owe our success to the patient devotion of masters who have given their lives to the teaching serviceg to the deeds and ideals of noble graduatesg and to the industry and perseverance of the thousands of students who have been Latin School boys. l X X K st, vtffffQ5ii'm s -' K . , .4.1,g, i Le, f A me A , ADAMS S MX sgrg 9 N if ii l 'im 3- Fl A W W t I :ii 1 Ill 7 BOSIOI1 POS! Boston Post Boston Public Latin School 1940 Page 86111111 4 I1

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