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

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ALAN JAY CLAYTON AI Chix Harvard ft FFPIICIIIIIIIII ff easy. debormir. brisk. liutcrcd Class VI from thc llarrict A. Baldwin School. John li. llichardson Prizc III: Chccrlcadcr lg Camvra Club V. IV: Dcbating Club ll. I: Frcncb Club Il, I. Prcsidcnt I: Highway Safcty Club lll: Latin Club I: Ilcd Cross Club I. Sccra-tary: Tutor ll: Chairman ol' Forum ll. Spot-ikcr at Forums Il. I: llshcr. Davis Awards for tlranunar School: Ycarbook Comm. I: Aardvarks lg lst Licut. 8l.h Co. 2nd llcgzt.: lntcrnational I ricndship Lcaguc. NIAIISIIALL STI ART COGAN Cog Harvard Devils un' bcllcr llmn words. lintcrcd Class VI from thc Alexandcr Ilainiltou School. Track V: Bas:-ball ll. lg 'l'cnnis Ill. ll. l: Camcra Club lll: lfrcncli Club ll: lligb- way Safcty Club Ill: l.atin Club ll: Modcrn llistory Club I. licxc. Comm.: llrfyisler l. Associatc Managcr: Ilcd Cross Club l. 'I'rcas.: Mctcorology Club I. Prcs.: Ollicc Nlcsscngcr Il: Corr. Patrol I: Latin-lingrlish Military liscort I: .Iunior Prom lixcc. Comm. ll: .lunior Achim-xcmcnt ll: 2nd Licut. Sth Co. 2nd lb-gl. LUI IS SANll'I4Il. COIIEN Lou I . S. Coast Guard nflrlllunl lurs are our IIlt'I1.N Iintcrcd Class VI from thc Dwight School. Fidclity Prizc ll: Camcra Club II. I. Trcasurcr I1 Bowling: Club lg National llonor Socicty ll. I: Junior Achicxcmcnt ll: Tutor ll: ,NN 'llickcl Salcsman Il: Corr. Patrol ll: Saxings Stamp Salcsman I: Capt. hth Co. 2nd Itcgt. ARTIII R ,IOIIN COLLIAS Ajax Nl.I.'l'. So lvl his llllllll' lhrough ,ll.l.T. ring. lintcrcd Class VI from thc Dwight School. lluglingr Prilc Ill: liaskctball II. lg Socccr Ill. Il. I: C-lcc Club VI. Y. IV. lll: Litcrary Club ll. I: Mathcmatics Club l. Yicc-Prcs.: licd Cross Club ll: tircck Club lll. ll. I. Vicc-Prcs. I1 Bowling Club Il. l, Co-Capt.. I: Drum and liuglc Corps VI-I. Captain. Drum Major: Corr. Patrol VI. IV. Ill. ll. I: 'l'utor ll: lluglcr Nlciuor- ial Day Asscmbly III. II. I: Junior Prom Comm. ll: Ilshcr Graduation ll. RICHARD LEO COLLINS Dirk Nl.l.'l'. .-I lrur man in every sense of llm word. lintorcd Class IV from St. Crt-g:ory's School. Class ol' 1885 Prizc IV: Individual Manual ol' Arms II: Individual Manual ol' Arms lfinalist Ill: Track III: Coll' Ill: Dcbating Club lllg Ilighway Sail-ty Club ll: Mathcmatics Club lg Scicncc Club IV: ltcd Cross Club IV: C-rcck Club Ill. Ski Club I: Kcy Club ll. I: llcprcscntativc at. Kiwanis Mccting against Vandalism ll: Junior Prom Comm. ll: Captain oth Co. lst Ili-gt. Joins l'E'I'EIi 1:oNNol.m' --In-U --J.:-:- Boston Coll:-gc Mudy is u wearmess rqfflesll. lintazrud Class. VI from thc Champlain School. Music Appreciation Club lg Record Club I. Trcasurcr lg Victory Dancc Committcc I: Class Day COIIIIIIIIIPP I: 2nd Lieutenant Corridor Patrol. l2'Pl

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302 JOHN FRANCIS DOHBYN 20 Bellaire ltd. ltoslindalc Class of '08 llarvard 'l2: A.l3. llarvard School of liducation '25: l'Id.Nl. linvlish '26-'27 llobbics: Contract bridge: vvutchinf' P . - I P' H llcrc Zi - prcscnt lcc hockey ln charge of school linanccs Feels Latin masters should bc cre- ated as members of a special school: vvouldn't tcach III any other school. -1 Adv icc to students: Do il now. lJon'l postpone any lusk. however flisugreeuble. With no fear of being called braggarts, we freely admit that ltoom 302 is the most out- standing Senior homeroom ever produced at the Avenue Louis Pasteur Brain Factory. At present we of 302 are being swamped with scholarships and prizes, honoring our scholastic achievements. The higher ranking members of our class plan to attend Heidelberg, while the less intelligent will have to settle for Oxford or perhaps even fughll Harvard. The most capable of our many top-notch athletes is that internationally famous championship bowler, Mort Schwartz. Some of our mental giants are already making use of the many talents which they possess. Big Joe Barry fthe new tiene Krupaj has just finished a recording of Skin Deep , played on a certain Latin master's head. Dow Chambers and Sugar Shocker will employ t.heir vocal talents in making the sound effects for the jungle movie, The Voodoo Calls of 3316 or The Physics Master Seems Restless Tonight! Den Crowley has just finished writing the best-seller, The Advantages of a Broad liducationu. Jake Riordan is giving muscle-building courses to those who think out of the Y.Nl.C.ll. Dick Murray is an up-and-coming disc jockey, but the general opinion is that he'll never replace Rosemary , Our Irish politicians - Tedesco, Memmolo, Sacco, and Pepe - are in Washington, trying to persuade Congress to let East Boston into the l'nion . lf we have advanced our extraordinary scholastic abilities at all this year, we owe it to our masters. ln these days of moral decadence, we have found inspiration in the fire-and-brimstone sermons of Mr. Boylan: Nltepent ye brethren in Sinner's Row and heed not the voice of Him who crieth from the sewer. QHe also taught us physicsj The old toreador, Mr. McNamara, managed to give us some of the liner points of English, despite the fact that some of the boys had never been in the Signal Corps . Teaching us Latin was a two-man job: Mr. Locke took on the A division, while Nlr. Miller handled the lesser lights. In Mr. Aaron Gordon's American history class, we learned how Davy Crockett managed to kill a bar when he was only three. Mr. Dobbyn not only proved himself to be a patient and helpful homeroom teacher, but also prevented several cases of chronic ulcers by employing the molecular theory of expansion when determining our mathe- matics marks. Leo Cox Class Scribe CONTOSA FOSTER -I Ill 1-