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

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ll ++++ ++++ l l l l Ae JACK GERSH Jacky HA little bit independentf' HARRIS GOLDBERG Hal Mr. Kearrfs prophecy come true. ARTHUR M. GERSHMAN Lefty f'His words are lauds, his oaths ora- clesg His heart is as far from proud as heaven from earth. I-IERMAN GOLDBERG Hy Goldie 'fOur Goldie is a clever chap, He makes a rival seem a sap. JOSEPH H. GLASSER Crusty No legacy is so rich as moiestyf JOSEPH GOLDBERG Jackie Lawrence Tibbett has a good voice, too. EDWARD GOLDBERG 'C Character is higher than intel- lect? MAX GOLDBERG Goldie 'Tll be merry and free, Illl be sad for nobody. GEORGE GOLDBERG Champ 'Though Champ is a piano tuner. He always hopes to be a croonerf' SAMUEL GOLDBERG Sam 'Of your philosophy you make no ECA 0 I 1 ici I l 'WW use, If you give place to accidental evils.' l' tw HW UHHHW www ww Ml l ll t l l ll l lWfflififTilKillM5335Ki?itflS775itffllf?MElW'?llt'NtlWiitftEiW'?W'f?W'RElfititlf?lfTilllllifit T'f'3itll3T'7 i3 itititifittillSlSlitEEllEVNEWlilItwillitlltil?Elitittillllliliiliilliliimlwt1 l22l