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(Elass Smujuet The Graduating Class of 1946 held its First Annual Banquet on Thursday Evening, May 9, 1946, at the Crystal Room of the Hotel Kenmore. The guest of honor was Mr. Frederick G. Getchell. Among the other invited guests were Messrs. Joseph L. Powers, Elmer R. Bowker, Francis Cleary, Winburn S. Cannell, Lee J. Dunn, Charles S. Fitzgerald, Charles French, Henry R. Gardner, Max Levine, Wil- liam H. Pierce, Clinton B. Wilbur, Col. George S. Penney and Mr. Stephen Patten. Our witty librarian, Mr. Lee J. Dunn, well known by all members of the graduating class as a master of the spoken word, acted as toastmaster. According to custom the President of the Class, John J. Doyle, presented our guest of honor and honorary classmate, Mr. Getchell, with a token of appreciation. Mr. Getchell then spoke to us of his great sorrow in leaving B. L. S. He pointed out the value of a Latin School education as a train- ing for future work and thanked the boys for the honors bestowed upon him. The Class heard addresses by Mr. Levine, Mr. F. Cleary and Mr. Powers. The first- named master spoke entertainingly on the necessity of keeping the class together after graduation. Mr. Cleary and the Headmaster spoke on the problems faced by the Class as it graduates into a postwar world. After a delicious meal and a pleasant eve- ning the revelers left happy. Much credit is due the Banquet Committee under the leadership of P. J. Miller for the success of the first dinner of the Class of ’46. Front Row (left to right): Freeley, Collins, Cronin, Miller, Chm.; Doyle, Dobbyn, Sherman. Rear Row: Vernick, O’Daly, Reid, Myers, Keane, Vokey, MacGovern, Connick. Page Twenty-six
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