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

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Innovations and Discoveries . . . PARTIMENTUM RERUM SCIENTISTARUM Basic concepts . . . Basic anatomy . . . Basic cheating . . . Air, fire, sand, water ... O.K. George ... Marge? ... Tests A and B . . . I thought you sat in the third row . . . Test tubes . . . Skydiving . . . Skiing . . . Diving . . . My kayak and the Nantasket ferry . . . Study of alco- hol . . . Prohibition . . . Chemicals . . . Acids . . . Salt . . . Pepper . . . I’m going to the lav . . . Even if you don’t pay at- tention, stay awake . . . Deuterium . . . Leiterium . . . Polcarium . . . AWFUL . . . Avogadro’s number . . . Ava Gard- ner’s number . . . Breathtaking ! A Chem- ical change has taken place . . . Angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflec- tion . . . FLASH. “This is leiterium — element 103.” ‘I think it should be called ‘polcarium’.’

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for Precision and Perfection “What’s wrong with my bow tie l Dynamic Duo “Watch it, mistah!” “...Neither was handball.” 27

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“I always said the book was wrong.” The Ever-Expanding Search for Knowledge ‘What’s this? A new element?” First How: Messrs. Miethe, Thompson, Walsh, Leiter, Adams, Jacob. Second Row: Messrs. Higgins, Gordon, Marocco, Mendelsohn, Chamberlin, Vara. Third Row: Messrs. Lew, Ellsworth. “This could never happen in physics.”