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

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Tom, Bilo Steve, Dizzy Lenny Al THOMAS HERBERT BILODEAU All work and no play.-Hah! Hahl Entered Class VI from the Collicot School. Citizenship Award IV, Warren E. Robinson Award III, Thom McAn Trophy I, Baseball VI, V, IV, III, II, All-Scholastic II, I, Basketball V-I, Football IV, III, All-Scholastic II, All- America I, Hockey V, Track VI, V, National Honor Society I, Rod and Gun Club III, II, I, Sailing Club IV, Highway Safety Club IV, Junior Achievement II, I, Corridor Patrol V, IV, Ist Lieutenant C Company 1st Regiment. LAWRENCE MELVIN BORNSTEIN I am the captain of my ship. Entered Class IV from the Patrick T. Campbell School. Classical Prize III, Modern Prize II, Music Appreciation Club I, Highway Safety Club I, Register Business Staff II, Executive Board I, National Honor Society II, I, Profes- sional Club II, I, Current Events Club II, Military Science Club I, Science Fiction Club I, Ski Club, Vice-President I, 2nd Lieutenant D Company lst Regiment. STEVEN BARRIE BOWMAN Glucklich ist, wer vergisst was nicht mehr zu andern ist. Entered Class VI from the Sarah Greenwood School. Soccer III, II, Co-Captain I, Bowling Club I, Highway Safety Club I, Science Fiction Club I, 2nd Lieutenant K Company lst Regiment. ROBERT EDWARD BRADLEY Who dares nothing, need hope for nothing. Entered Class VI from St. Mark's School. Hockey V, IV, III, II, Co-Captain I, Tennis III, Aardvarks I, Aviation Club III, II, French Club II, I, Geography Club, Vice-President VI, Highway Safety Club III, II, I, Liber Actorum I, Modern History Club I, Rod and Gun Club III, II, Register Literary I, Register Business I, Social Science Club II, Stamp Club IV, Literary Club IV, III, Esperanto Club II, I, Coin Club I, Representative to Goodwill Dinner I, Office Messenger VI, V, Junior Prom Committee II, Vic- tory Dance Committee I, Mid-Winter Prom Committee III, II, Co-Chairman I, Student Exchange I, All-Star Hockey Team II, I, Class Day Committee I, Class Banquet Commit- tee I, Chairman Farewell Prom Committee I, President of Class of 1960, 2nd Lieutenant F Company 2nd Regiment. LEONARD BREITSTEIN Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Entered Class IV from the Solomon Lewenberg School. Aviation Club III, II, I, Bowling Club I, National Honor So- ciety II, I, Track II, I, Math X Club Treasurer I, Register Business II, I, Esperanto Club III, II, I, Current Events Club I, AA II, Lunchroom Marshal II, Cheerleader I, Mu Alpha Theta I, 2nd Lieutenant D Company Ist Regiment. HARLAN ELLIOT BROOKER Que sera, sera. Entered Class VI from the Charles H. Taylor School. Rod and Gun Club II, I, Stamp Club V, Esperanto Club II, Music Appreciation Club I, 2nd Lieutenant A Company 2nd Regiment. Larry, Borny Bob, Brad ALFRED SYLVESTER BROTHERS, JR. Hal The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Entered Class IV from the Patrick T. Campbell School. Fidelity Prize II, Aviation Club III, II, I, Highway Safety Club III, II, I, Trick Drill III, II, I, Military Science Club I, Esperanto Club III, II, Treasurer I, Liber Actorum I, Junior Achievement II, President II, I, Captain G Company lst Regi- ment. 22

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Ed Rug Paul 9111515 1 UID 1' n Dfxlv UD So mixed in him all the elements, that nature might say to all the world: This was a man. Entered Class VI from the Harriet A. Baldwin School. Transferred Class IV to Miami Senior High School. Re-entered Class III from Miami Senior High. Fidelity Prize VI, Letter of Commendation National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test I, Boston Public School Science Fair Third Place Winner V, Modern Prize V, Aardvarks I, Bowling Club VI, V, I, Geography Club VI, V, Vice-President V, Trick Drill Team II, I, Register Business Staff I, High- way Safety Club I, Liber Actorum I, Senior Historian I, Chemistry Club I, Science Club I, Junior Achievement II, I, Vice-President II, Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild V, IV, III, II, I, National Honor Society Revue II, I, School Usher II, I, Stage Drill Team II, I, Color Guard II, Lunchroom Marshal II, Corridor Marshal I, Class Day Committee I, Class Will Committee I, Class Prophecy Committee I, Ju- nior Science Club V, Key Club III, Fine Arts Club III, Mete- orology Club III, II, Usher for Graduation Exercises of Class of 1959, Captain I Company lst Regiment. EDWIN STANLEY BANTIT As you sow, so you shall reap. Entered Class VI from the Sarah Greenwood School. Classical Prize VI, V, III, Approbation Prize V, American Music Club I, Camera Club III, Highway Safety Club II, National Honor Society I, Science Fiction Club I, Ring Com- mittee I, 2nd Lieutenant K Company 1st Regiment. HERBERT STEVEN BARON When work's done, I am done. Entered Class IV from the Solomon Lewenburg School. Classical Prize III, American Music Club I, Aviation Club II, I, Bowling Club I, Modern History' Club I, German Club III, II, I, Science Club IV, Current Events Club I, Office Messenger II, Science Fiction Club I, Junior Achievement II, I, 1st Lieutenant K Company lst Regiment. ROGER FRANCIS BARRETT Haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Entered Class VI from the Prince School. Fidelity Prize II, French Club II, Greek Club III, II, I, Red Cross Club III, II, Literary Club III, Drum and Bugle Corps IV-I, Captain I, Cross Country IV, National Merit Letter of Commendation I, Corridor Patrol V, II, I, Captain Drum and Bugle Corps. STEPHEN ALLEN BARRON I do all that may become a man. Entered Class III from the Classical High School. Latin-English Program Business Staff I, Debating Club II, I, 2nd Lieutenant B Company 2nd Regiment. PAUL DANIEL BERGER It's not your marks, it's what you know. Entered Class VI from the Charles Logue School. Michelman Prize II, Music Appreciation Club II, I, Chess Club III, II, I, Highway Safety Club II, I, Modern History Club II, I, Register Business Staff V-I, Executive Board I, Military Science Club I, Chess Team II, I, Science Fiction Club II, I, Defense Stamps Salesman II, I, Junior Achieve- ment I, Corridor Patrol III, Citizenship Club I, Fisher Body Craftsmans' Guild I, 2nd Lieutenant G Company 2nd Regi- ment. JOSEPH ANTHONY BIATECKI Work today for you know not how much you may be hin- dered tomorrow. Entered Class VI from the Peter Faneuil School. Soccer I, Weightlifting Club III, II, I, Treasurer I, Chess Club VI-II, Dramatics Club I, Treasurer I, Greek Club III, II, Model Crafts Club IV, Trick Drill Team III, Radio Club IV, Register Literary Staff I, Science Club VI, V, IV, III, Professional Club III, II, I, Sgt. at Arms I, Red Cross Club I, N.H.S. Revue I, Junior Achievement II, I, Vice-President I, Defense Stamp Salesman II, I, Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild III, II, I, 2nd Lieutenant H Company 1st Regiment. Zl Chris Herby Steve Joe

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PETER F. DOLAN 1725 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton Boston College '29 A.B.3 A.M. ,303 Marburg Germany '363 Loyola College QMontrealJ '30-'32g English High '32-'33g Memorial '33-'38, Here '38-present. Hobbies: Sports, reading, literary Curiosities. 303 The time has come for the world to know the glorious history of 303's stalwarts, since it can now be published without fear of well-deserved reprisals by faculty members. Despite some un- charitable rumors, we occasionally did visit our classes fbetween college interviews and jaunts to the legit theaterl, and that's when the going got rough, when we were wide enough awake to care. Now physics was a real brain-teaser. We didn't dig Torricelli and his combo anyway. But the Ski- Trail King wasn't happy until he first let us in on the month's marks, and then hit us with a scandal sheet from the press room. This we could cope with, since cheating was legalized KI thinkl. As far as that's concerned, American History wasn't, uh, much of a problem, because of our ex- cellent G-2 department, as we have here. When visitors came, we, uh, delved into special topics, for instance: the uses of money. Which is all very true, as we know! As hydrogen sulphide scented breezes wafted us into ye olde Hogg corral, we would often find Maxie hiding behind . . . the ray gun! Don't get panicky, boys. All it can do is burn your retina out. We, eventually learned that only liars can see ions CIONS! whazzat?D and that HCL plus chalk equals a dream about your favorite girl. Time out to observe 40 minutes of silence for Swell Mel and his Wednesday study club. It's enough to make any man hum! Over in 235, the boys anxiously awaited the master's arrival. Of course, he didn't have much time for class, seeing that he's our rewrite man for college themes, which are in our own words. The reader will note that no mention has been made of homeroom, for that is a place where no senior worth his class ring parks himself for very long. But when we did drop into 303 for a few seconds, we would always find our one and only Mr. Pete fin conjunction with the other great guys in our set J doing his utmost in our be- half. For this we are sincerely grateful. Paul M. Cantor