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

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THE GREEN AND GOLD RIFLE CLUB ln December, 1935, the Green and Gold Rifle Club was organized under the supervision of Captain Kelley. The ofhcers elected were as follows: S. Pearlstein, Presidentg -I. Lebb, Vice Presidentg B. Cohn, Sec- retaryg H. Nlargosian, Treasurer. Thanks should go to J. Lebb and H. lllman for organizing this Club of about forty-five members. The main purpose of this club is to compete with other schools. Al- though R. lX'I.H. S. has no shooting gallery of its own, the club uses the English High School range. We hope that in the future the club will be- come a recognized school activity. FIRST Row MARGOSIAN J. LEBB EPSTEIN NAIMAN S. PEARLSTEIN WERBY COHEN E. HARTSTONE RAMIN SECOND Row WILLIAMS I.. COHEN ILLMAN KENERSON A. STONE SEBEL SPELLMAN MICHAELSON THIRD Row GLASSMAN R. KOWETY IRWIN MQDERMOTT B. CARVER KOPPEL A. CESARINI i TIIIiIIIIIll iflll?5ill?f?1?llfi.-.xl ll .... .I1'if'ifT73lllf T?T 'lEl733ll'Y5?ll55333 lil'5l?'?W l i I E921

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