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

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302 JOHN FRANCIS DOBBYN 20 Bellaire lid. lloslindale Class of '08 Harvard 'l2: A.B. Harvard School of Education '25: lid.M. English '26-'27 Hobbies: Contract bridgeg watching Here '27 - present icc hockey ln charge of school finances Feels Latin masters should be cre- ated as members of a special schoolg . 1 wouldn't teach in any other school. Advice to students: Do 11 now. Dorf! posfpone any lask, however disagreeable. s After Bob Hegerich's booming rendition of the fourth stanza of America in the morning, the members of Boom 302 go their separate ways to their several classes. It is rare that we, as a class, get together. But seldom as we convene, no one will ever forget Tom Kurey and his noisy clothes and Steve Corman, who runs a close tonsorial second. The more talented faction of the room consists of Tony Malione, Bob McLean, Tom Sotir, Saul Troen, and Keith 0'Donnell, who, if they merged their talents, could give Freddy Guerra a run for his money in bidding on the Senior Prom. The lively side of the room is well supplemented by our more lifeless and sleepy brothers, Bill Banker and Dick Goldstein. A class which a large proportion of the room enjoys is Dr. Callanan's English. Here Pete Lynch and Dave Barnes excel in their efforts to help Jazz teach the little rebels by spicing the period with amusing anecdotes .... In Mr. Andrew J ackson Bosenthal's history sessions, the conservative party is the majority party. Leading conservative representatives are Tony Salvucci, Ralph Aserkoff, Frank Carroll, Jim O'Connor, Bob Burkhart, and George Crafts. The party finds opposition in the Senate, however, in filibustering Dan Mazzola. The leading radicals during this terms of office are Tom Jones, Barry Weiner, and Steve Hadjiyannis. The politicians of both sides have found that in the type of tyrannical government that prevails, it is advantageous to their marks to think as they wish so long as they write and express themselves according to the way the teacher thinks .... The character among characters is young Dan Shea. As we shuflle through the Jack's , we find Jack Boussy. Among the Bo's we find Snowshoes Ed Grove, and with the Willy's we find Bill Koplovsky. Also prominently present is Ray Dowling, whose slip stick finds the three-place digits which Mr. Shea finds hard to fathom because I went to night school, Bo. Strangers in the homeroom are Larry Bohan and Howard Swann. To account for their scarcity, we might say, Good things never come in large quantities. To round out this room of versatile celebrities, we find artist Prog Millen, actor Bernard DeSimone, and magazine concession- aire Hank Tamagno. 302 - Pos! hoc signo lalemus. John Stebbins Class Scribe 4301

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HAROLD STANLEY SHELNUT ffl-lag Harvard I n solitude we are least alone. Entered Class IV from the Mather School. Classical Prize IV, III, IIQ Approbation Prize IV. IIIg Class of 1885 Prize IV: Track IIg French Club Ilg Red Cross Ig National Honor Society II, Ig Corridcr Patrol II, I: Defense Stamp Salesman Ig Tutor lg Ist Lieut. lst Co. lst Regt. BIARVIN ALLEN SIBULKIN Sibi Marv Harvard In the diligence of his idlenessf' Entered Class IV from the Oliver Wendell Holmes School. Boston Herald Spelling Prize IV: Bowling II, Ig Highway Safety Club IIg Latin Club II: Modern History Club lg Soloist in Assembly Illg Corridor Pa- trol Ilg 2nd Lieut. Corr. Patrol. ROBERT ELIOT VOEGTLIN Bob Tufts The deepest rivers with the least noise. Entered Class VI from the Sarah Greenwood School. Junior Achievement II, President Ilg 2nd Lieut. lst Co. lst Regt. ALAN JOSEPH WARD AJ . Brandeis Ease with dignity. Entered Class VI from the Dudley School. Tennis VI-I, Manager II, I3 Debating Club Ig Glee Club IV. III. II, I, Vice- Pres. Ig Highway Safet Club Illg Morse Code Club IV, III: Bowling Club IIg Science Fiction Club il, Treasurer Ilg Junior Achievement I, Vice-Pres. lg Safety Program II CWMEXM 2nd Lieut. Corr. Patrol. WALTER FRANCIS WELDON Wally Wal Boston College Give the tools to him who can handle them. Entered Class VI from the Longfellow School. Approbation Prize VIg French Club II. Ig Highwa Safety Club 1: Modern History Club Ig Tutor I5 National Honor Society lil, Ig Corridor Patrol Ilg 2nd Lieut. Corr. Patrol. l29l-

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'7PH RALPH DAVID ASERKOFF Harvard Great souls suffer in silence. Entered Class VI from the William Lloyd Garrison School. Modern Prize V, III: Fidelity Prize IVg Latin Club Ig National Honor Societ II, Ig Corridor Patrol IIg Jr. Achievement Ig Tutor, National Honor Society 2nd Lt., 8th Co., 2nd Regt., I WILLIAM EDNIUND BANKER Wild Bill M.I.T. It's a long time between drinks. Entered Class VI from the Martin Milmore School. Baseball III: Softball Vg Aviation Club Ig Glee Club II: Highway Safety Club II, I g Stamp Club Vlg Bowling Club II: Cafeteria Duty V-Ig Corridor Patrol Ig Class Banquet Ig lst Lt., 8th Co., lst Reg. DAVID EDWARD BARNES Dad Dave Harvard Friendship is a sheltering tree. Entered Class VI from the P. F. Lyndon School. Highway Safety Club Illg Literar Club Ilg Meteorology Club II: Bowling Club II, I5 Science Fiction Club Ill Jr. Prom Comm. Ilg Corridor Patrol Ilg lst Lt., 2nd Co., lst Regt., I LAWRENCE DAVID BOHAN Larry I Boston College V -A There is society in the deepest solitude. Entered Class VI from the Randall B. Morris School. Camera Club Treas. Ig Chess Club Vg 2nd Lt., 5th Co., 2nd Reg., I JOHN ARTHUR BOUSSY Jack Harvard I am not a politician: and my other habits are good, also! Entered Class VI from St. Ann's Ne nset School. Track IV-I, Co-Capt. Ig Baseball Ilxlolg Camera Club Vlg Highway Safety Club III, Ig Horticultural Club Vlg Meteorolo y Club Ilg Bowling Club II, Ig Yearbook Stall' Ig President, Class of 1954-3 Bgidwintfer Dance Comm. II, Ig Co-Chairman Ig Farewell Prom Comm., Chairman Ig National Honor Society I 3 Class Banquet Comm. I3 Usher at Graduation Ilg Class Day Comm. I' annua: Goodwill Dinner Ig Corridor Patrol VI, V, lVg Captain, 8th Co., lsi egt. 'I31I