Roxbury Memorial High School for Boys - Bostonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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E5 Putting on a brilliant one act play the dramatic club makes its first ifllllFl5!!llll!ll!!!!l 04,44 of 1 flllllll!!lll!!!!ll!!!!l!!l!!llllllllllllllllllllll!!!ll!!!!lllllllllllll!!!lll!!ll!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!!ll!!!!!l!!l!l!!!!!llllll!!!!!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!llllllllilillllllllllllllll!lllllllllll!!llllll!!!ll!!!!ll!!!!!llll!!!!llFl!!!!lll?lll'la5 E5 if E! EE March 7 - Regimentals. Today marks the finale of the indoor track season for Boston schools. 3 Memorial tries her best to dethrone English who has been a consist- ent winner for 15 years. Her efforts are almost successful, but by the margin of a few points we lose first place. .2 2 March 20-Dramatic Club Makes Debut. EE ii appearance of the year. Mr. Charles Rideout shows his ability as both a coach and animal trainer through the medium of his proteges. March 25 - Demosthenes Stirs in His Gravef' The finals of the Oratorical Contest are held tonight. Originality and significance of pieces as well as the eloquence of the orators are closely matched. The judges select Russell Werby winner. .E March Z7 - Resolved that Memorial's debating team meets the charming debators of Girls, it Latin and before a large audience, most of whom came to see the girls, quickly establishes its superiority, despite all efforts of the girls E to melt the judges. EE sg if May l - Competition Keen - Captains Nervous. E ors in the East Armory. All cannot win, but all put on splendid exhx- bitions. Honor Guard amazes all. May 13 - Class of '36 Destincd to be Great. - gl Such is the conclusion drawn by proud parents who attend class day 2 exercises and hear the class prophecy read. gi May 20 - f'Tommv,' 25 The annual scholarship play is presented tonight and a full house E ,E H- acclaims it a complete success. QE 52 Nfay Z2 - f'Music Coes Round and Round Eg 25 Lofty seniors find this to be so at the annual commencement dance. ii May 29- Cadets Pay Tribute to Dead Soldiers and Sailors of our 52 country. Cadets, after parading about the school building, pass EE 2? in review, and go into battalion formation on the campus. In true military style they render an impressive program in which homage -E if fi is paid to the dead. June 8 - Trampl Tramp! Tramp! The Boys are Marching Memorial, 1600 strong, makes a hne impression in tne annual school- boy parade. Seniors, now officem, strut their best today, much to Q5 the delight of their fair admirers who line 'the route of parade. June 25 - Farewell - Onwardv In the graduation exercises conducted in the school auditorium, is members of the famed class of '36 are presented with their hard :E earned diplomas. After receivingyour precious parchment, we stop to ponder and recall those happy hours spent together. EE is li The solemn wish in our hearts and on our lips is, 'fGod be with EE you, old pals l if 25 iluiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiliifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiliiiiilliiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiliiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiliilil!iiliiiliiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiiliiili E101l gi E -5 Today companies of the 20th and Zlst Regiments battle for top hon-

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llllllllllill lTillllllllllll slllif l l i5llllE3llll..1l.lk.flFl!i..1Mlll' fillll:Tiilfillillfllllflllhlll'13313 ily. illlizflu. QAZ 0Ji0VLidVL lll l 'llllll Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Jan. Jan, Feb. LEST WE FORGET I935-I936 AT MEMORIAL 2-Hjoyous Youths Throng Sacred Portals of R.lVl. H. S. 2-NCoach Issues Call for Football Candidatesfi Coach Campbell's call for football material is answered by appearance of more. than a hundred enthusiastic candidates. 14- Watch Your Step l-Patrolmen Assume Duties. Today marks the appearance of Traffic Commissioner Reardon's Cor- ridor patrol. Crime wi.l not payl CSuspicion Constitutes Guilt.J 23 - 'fhlemorial - Brighton Encounterf' Memorial team outplays Brighton in all departments, and wins 13-6. 29 - 'chdemorial - Trade Battle. hlemorial emerges the victor after a good battle, 6-O. . 6-'fhlemorial hleets hlechanics for First Timef' Memorial again proves itself the superior on the gridiron by easily defeating Nl. A. H. S. to the tune of 19-O. . 20 - 'fhlemorial - English Duel. The traditionally strong English team wins from hflemorial by an extremely small margin. Blue and Blue team were hard pressed by Green and Gold7s Iron Men, who fought valiantly to the last whistle, . 27- Traditional Rivals Clashf, Memorial drops its annual classic to B. C. High. Pellagrini to Colmes pass, showed the boys fought to very last. 13 - 4'Class Officers Electedf, In Presidential race Bennett Katz edges out John Carroll in a hard fought contest. Ben Lockhart is elected vice-president, Milt Feinberg, secretary-treasurer, Davis and Smith executive committee. 23 - '4Memorial Stars Honored. Green and Gold's gridiron representatives receive hard-earned letters. Coach Campbell and Captain Croatti, both inclined to be modest, are enthusiastically applauded and cheered. 22- uMemorial in Triangular Meet. hflemorial is a close second to English in the English and Commerce track contest. 27- Bostonian Greeted Enthusiasticallyf' The second issue of our school magazine appears today and is largest and best ever issued by any school. Great costs were entailed in the production of this 64 page 'cAll-Nlemorialw edition. 14 - Attention Producers and Managers. Upon payment of 10 cents, 'which permitted students to attend the amateur show, R.M.H.S. pupils see such talent as never before 'pre- sented. uii iiiiiillliii lillllliiilliilllil iiillilllilllilillillliiil lill iiilllilll l if?lllfflllill lillil lliii lliiiililllilillli lil lil llllFl iff! lif'll ill lll ililllil lillll liiiiiiiiii lllilillll3? lillE53l iiillil lliiiilllll Ffiiliffi l iiil l3FilliilFilliliiillii5fF7ilEV'5'l i H533 ii ll li ii l1001

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