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

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Qfre gaaflfonian , ur-W -1 , STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of the Roxbury lX Iemorial High School CBoysj is an organization of which the school is justly proud. This council is composed of representatives from the home rooms of the three upper classes. hleeting regularly, this body promotes harmony between teachers and pupils and suggests improvements in the management of school affairs. This year delagates were sent to both the regional Student Council Convention at Brighton High School, and the State Convention at Beverly High School. Through the sale of stickers, funds were raised to meet the expenses of the delegates. The followng ollicers were chosen at an early meeting: Benjamin' Lockhart, Presidentg joseph Devlin, Vice-presidentg George Beaupre, Secretaryg Harold Keefe, Treasurer. l82l