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

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iffnmunri) Once more, as battle-scarred Mars lays down his weapons, a graduating class of Latin School goes out to take its place in society. After almost five years of war, the School has already felt the effects of the returning peace. Veterans have enrolled, studied, and left; and with those who have left, have also departed the few new courses that made their appearance during the troubled days of unrest. Some of the changes, brought about in 1941, are still with us, as can be shown by the several mem- bers of the class who have taken their place in the armed forces of their country and the many more who have embarked, even before graduation, to acquire a little college education before they too are inducted. In the midst of these changes, we have tried to record what the Class of 1946 will hold dear in future years. We have presented in this, our Book of Deeds, the memories of years filled with work, comedy, and companionship — memories which we shall cherish forever. P.ige Nine