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

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Q45 goifmza. BERNARD CARVER Bernie Another Marconi. DANIEL D. CLINE Danny I feel like a feather in the breeze. THOMAS J. CASO Tom HHe tried for the team but didnt last out, But as manager he helped uh scout. BERTRAM L. COHEN Red My hair, a red and flaming mop, Should tell you when and Where to stop? ALDO E. CESARINI Al Et tu, Brute. DAVID COHEN Dave Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education. NATHAN CHANSKY Pinky 'fWhy not take a chanskyf' EDWARD COHEN Ed Keeps the tradition of a venerable name. LESTER CHERNICK Les 'Les' not, and say we did. ii GEORGE COHEN Joe What's the name? E161 N W W P W

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Z1 CfLz.44 of XQ36 R l l war lii l l l HYMAN COHEN Hy f'His nickname to be sure is 'Hy,' But we cannot tell you why. BERNARD M. COLMES Buddy When'Buddy' gets up in the morning, His face he washes, and his hair he 'Colmes' and 'Colmesi' LEONARD A. COHEN Lenny In one thing does t'iis lad excel- Oh, how he envies Walt Winchel1! BURTON CONE Coney Tallest of boys, or shortest of men, He seems in stocking-feet, but four foot ten. NORMAN COHEN Norm Co-hen hear Normy's Ragtime Band. WALTER R. COOKE t'C00kie With Cookie in there ready to kick, We always manage our foes to lick. RALPH J. COLEMAN Red Why is that so, Mister-? CARL C. COSTA Cos . . though on pleasure he was bent, he had a clever mind. JOHN F. COLLINS '-Ripper His mind his kingdom, and his will his law. PAUL COUGHLIN Coughie We'd gladly trade a great mentality, for his sunny personality. H 'N WNW 'l,NHI'Ii!H', IfIilliltllllill. l M Ml.: 1 ,,m.,alM1l' it will ll NH W N NW 'N N Ml ' N M lu . r 17 1