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

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H H i C-fax: of f Q 6 lv ll ill + f W '-A1 is a pal. no limit. forlorng far gone. JOSEPH 'Hereis a boy with noise? as er. If the shoe doesn't it. NATHAN 'You know me all, ALBERT D. ABRAMSON Al WILLIAM ANDLER Bill' Were there no sky, there would be GEORGE AHARONIAN Arrow Once he was happy, but now he's His hopes to be treasurer are now ASHMORE Joe 4'Never on his face a frown. CHARLES L. ALKINS Charlie lots of poise, You'1l not hear from him much STEPHEN A. BACIGALUPO Speed Here I come! Watch my dust! IRVING T. ALKINS Irv If I have naught to say Why say it. IRVING BAKER Irv rlrving Baker has curly hairg He's the answer to a maidens pray- JOSEPH ANDERSON Joe fit, don't wear BAKER Nat' a plain blunt man, That love my friend... ' . ww lm www HH! i31Zii 223 i3331 IT 1i i ET'Li i I3 ii'T 2iii lffli iIIT' iiiiT EIi i T7i2Fi iiiifii SillliIE SEE lF33ii E223iii iffi IIEiiIiiiiiii I'i iT7iiET? iiL'iiMiiifsigLN 1lLfI.1........ R l l l l ll31 x 9

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f g Quiet, unassuming, unobtrusive- E that's George. D'Artagnan ilWWUlW!!!W Cfqxg gf I U lf'!!'HW'!!!W!!?WF!?HFf!!!W!!!!fYWil!!!FU!!!lFFWFWFWlWHYllU!!!lWllfflilllVFW!!!llll WWW llWF!!WVFWl'HUllll!!llllflllW1llll ?WYWlFWlWllWFFF?llUWlWlFWWlWVWlllUlUFilllllflllllf ll' ALFRED BORNSTEIN Curly In his hair are many curls, N As are many, many girls, l Who steals the maestro's violin, Will be committing no great sin. ALBERT H. BROMBERG Hez -For a moustache our friend 'Hez' din pine, But of that growth he has yet no sign. EDWARD CAMPBELL Ned 'iHe's in the soup now. MICHAEL BRONCHUCK Mike Sleep-sleep-sleep, how I love my sleep. CHARLES C. CARABITSES Charley Eyes of brown, intriguing smile, joyful, friendly, all the while. GEORGE BRONSTEIN Georgie EE RODERICK D. CARMICHAEL fe 'When it comes to real hard work, fi Rcddy's there without a shirkf' PETER F. BRUNO Pete :Q HI haven't had a thing to eat since breakfast. JOHN L. CARROLL Johnnie fiWith just a few votes thrown here and there, He might have sat in the presi- dent's chair. HOWARD K. CALISH Maestro nllllH1llllIINlNlllllNlllHIIIIllHHllHHHlllVillillllIllWWHillllIIIHllHHHWlllHilllllHHHlHHH!lKIMWNHHHl?LiE2HNllQEIH1ll1ll!Nl1IWlllIISHNWlNUIHHHllHIMlilEHIHEIHllGSHlHHEHHHHEIIHllHHHHHlIFIIllil1lillllllllilllllfilllhiIllN11IlllllWMUiNSU!3N13?IliE1Q31LilIIN1RIHllllllilllllldlillll,1!l1i,Il!HHi,.'1311.3L1IINI,.fillN12N1Iillllfilllllliiwl,UNH.1liE1,,illllllflllilillilllil.Ilfl!l,2I!il1ii'2l!llii,'11INN11I1INNNENN52:NNNNEIllNl11IlNNNNlilNNNNNHHNNN1HNNNlfillNlHHl1,1l!Wll:flHHI r E151 r