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

Page 33 text:

Cl Q44 of NQ36 yy JAMES LEVY '6 Everything in its place? PAUL LIFSITZ Macduff Lay on MacDuff, and dammed be he that first cries, 'hold, enoughi ALLEN S. LEWIS Al A prophet is always without honor in his own country? FARNHAM G. LLOYD Pinky UA lad of whom Memorial can be proud. PHILIP R. LEWIS Phil '-Who's this guy, Gable? ' BENJAMIN T. LOCKHART Ben -:Shades of Webster, if you please, Or better still-Demosthenesf' KOSTA J. LEWON Lulu Determination can move moun- tainsf' JAMES H. LOONEY A good reputation is more valuable than money. GEORGE E. LIBBY Lib Very quiet, but he'll get there? --It pays to study. l29l v 1 CARL E. LUDWIG Luddy'

Page 32 text:

f Q Ae goraifozfzivzfi i MAX M. LANGSOM 'iShylock Look to thy bondf, LEO J. LENNON Lemons Leo's so quiet and sincere in his way, For many like him his teachers do pray. HAR OLD LAPIERRE Lappy Everywhere acclaimed a good friend. BURTON D. LEVINE Burt f'Quite an athlete. BERNARD V. ZATUCHNY Zatch View me not with a critic's eye? KENNETH LEVINE Ken Another man who works his best, While feeding candy 'neath his vest. HERBERT J. LOVETT Lovey The pride of Dorchester? ROBERT LEVINE Bob Always has a smile for everyone, even the teachers. JEROME J. LEBB Jerry A shrewd and upright man. MELVIN A. LEVINS Mel We have always kept on wishing, That he'd use his 'line' for fishing. 1 v ,U iw,,..., ,V 1 W www-ww -W. -W,-1, Wx .. .Mi .-.,.. , ...,:...wM., ...,,.. 1: ..., my x .Ni .mm1x1i..NNHi,ii.iVi.m.NNNNxxNu.mm!,iNlpHL.mx,m!i 1 xi iii IIHWM 1 i281

Page 34 text:

l llli ++ Q Ae 50..fmz.a it ROBERT J. LUNT Lefty His thoughts have a high aim. HAROLD H. MATTHEWS Red In praising 'Red' much can be said. EDWARD LYNCH Lynchie He means well and he does better. JULIUS MAZOR Son We'd travel far if we could see, A better football star than he. CHARLES P. MANNING 'fHis quiet manner, and broad smile are characteristic of his stylef' .FRANK R. McDONOUGH Duce Quiet, and unassuming. LAWRENCE F. MARDEN Larry', Just whistle your cares away. MARTIN J. McDONOUGH Mac ffHard work never goes unrewardedf' LOUIS C. MATTA Rubinoff 'iThe future Einstein. ARTHUR J. MCDUFF Sc0tty,' Aiweel, me bright laddie ---. nyn l i N v l l l lYQM2fEEil i..Qil iHfl l fiiiEiifHi ifiliili6iifii ifli Ei liif2i2fi!i53'li Qill'i ii i i591 Elili S if i fiii 32?Eilll'iill'3ii llMfQQ.:ilii3lLAii ii?. tiiili?Mwfmwlll wlllllllllllllllllll in i301