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

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,- Qfpzfsf of fQ3C5 HR ..I HAR PAUL C. MCGUIGGAN Chub hythm is my business. ROBERT MILLER Bob am a man of few words. .. JOHN F. McLAUGHLIN Mac UA clever head-need more be said? VICTOR J. MISIEWICZ Vic 'fEach to his own taste. WILLIAM MERLIS Gypsy HVVh.en they needed a. man to encour- age the ram, or to harass the foe from the bench. HENRY L. MITCHEM Mitch' Herodotus, Gibbons, and thou. ELIOT D. MICHAELSON Mike UTo BU or not to BH that is the question. JOSEPH MONSON Sonny' 'tHe is cut out to be a high powered executive. OLD N. MILLER Prof The path is rough., but you've got the stuff. JOSEPH P. MORTELLITE Joe 4-In his chosen field of art, Joe has made a very good start. I 31 J

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