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

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Officers of the Class of 1975 KENNETH CONNOLLY Treasurer JAMES E. ROONEY President We, the members of the class of 1975 have reached the goal which a short time ago may have seemed so very distant and perhaps unattainable, as was the case of many. For our days as students at the Boston Latin School have come to a victorious end and the time has come for us to take our places among the prestigious alumni. Retracing the steps of constructive changes, preserved traditions and progressive achievements which have taken us through an edu- cation not only outstanding, but unique, w f e can justly be proud. It is this education which has tested our unselfishness, dedication and maturity at times to the point of resentment, that has prepared us to meet the challenges of an uncertain future and to stand out as leaders in society, as have so many of the Latin School men before us. On behalf of the Class of 1975, 1 extend our thanks to all of those who have made our graduation possible, especially Dr. O’Leary, our teachers, and our parents. To the members of the Class of 1975, 1 extend my congratulations and sincere wishes for every success and happiness in the years to come. 32 ROBERT NG Secretary '