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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1942 volume:

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MASSACHUSETTS ..IT'I'- 'ED BY H' NTJ MJT Aff N 'T J66IlC'dfl0lfl TO THI R XI H S BOXS IV THI SERX ICE OP THEIR COLINTRY Our l1nel th hr t elr an 5 ln ertx 1 tr e 1 been me shi xet be the lmel of the ee C 1111 full INO generltlon of IHS nltxon hls exer been free from Wtr quoth one ob serung soul I-Ioxx true thlt ls' I'rom the Rexoluuon of 76 to thls Xvorld NV1r II, th1s n1t1on hers hid to SQCYIHCC the flower of lts youth to preserve a democracy 1n vsh1eh xt hrmls beheved 1 goxernment of the people by the people for the people The men of those generltlons who hue fought wlth thelr eountry s forces md those who merlhced thelr ln es ln that grelt c1p1e1ty, zlvmys understood thlt 1n order to preserxe th ll form of gox ernment embod mg the ldeals for vnhleh mn the plst others hue perlshed, thex would face suffer mg, 'md perhlps delth They unfhnehmgly re 1llLLC.l the f1ets 1nd grew stronger wnth the I'L1ll7lIlOI1 Thenrs not to relson vxhx thelrs but to do 1nd dxe So to 111 those boss of Rovbury Memornl Hlgh Sehool who ln these troubled txmes have jolned wnth thelr eountrymen to defend the tI'.1dlIlOH ll freedom, we say that thelrs IS 1 future of glorlous destlnv Mu they meet that destmy vuth thelr Chms Ind hsts up 1lways with the thought uppermost m thelr he1rts and mlnds th1t no mfltter what successes or dxslsters may come to them, as long 'ns there are llllll hke them Democricy ein nes er perlsh from the eflrth 1th the deepest ss mpaths for the plrents md relfztlxes of three of our former gradustes krlled 1n actron, we p1rt1eul1rly ded1c1te thls 1942 Yun Boof ROY H BAXTILR 36 ROBERT C FINIG ANI 37 JULIUS GREFNBI RG 37 I-IARGLD STI NTIPORD 39 And to 111 former Xlellltlllll boxs wheres er they mu l fn htme for our be lowed eountrx me furth r eleehelte thus xolume mel to the members of the Clmss of I9-1-7 hsteel below XX xIJ ISL R IXIXR NXIIDCYIIIIRXXO Lil X XNCRSI' XWRINCI 'XIXX XI ISI NIXNIIN Q RON XRXUI IJ RUSI 'NIH RC I XXI IfIXt XX SIL IRXNCISRXNI Xl IS IHO IHINII RI XXFN Ya o 3 f , - 4 Y ' ' r r - . 1 . . . 1 1 . . , e ' s jg el' rf 'b' . e'- lt h.s .. l .ll ', ' . 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C- CJXX' LEWIS LITVIN -105599 50LUEN DAVID MEISELMAN EDMUND RUBIN Jon-an S MEIQAN M5310 noaem' wrzmor :aim .fl Chief 145,03 ,qssgclafe U-fe filter' WALTER GLAIER RTON Henson 8uszness7'1f1'lC9 ' GERA'-9 CABITT MO ua BQQK STARR BENJAMIN JOHNSON ' Mvaon oAmen.s PAUL MARGOSIAN Josevu Munsnlcn 96115 ?A CQlClL!ll JJVZJETJ V Mr A F HANRAHAN Ed wi EUGENEJ ONEIL Ph D Art Txpogrwphnc Iuout Iltef3l'Y Fmmce Prmtmg f G ,XL N , Mr, JQHN J, A, HENNESSEY, A, M, Mr. EDWARD TERRENZI, I2d.M fl f KU 'ff N , 'L , Q ,lf - enior ome oom mowfem AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Mr CHARLES F COVENEY Ed BERNARD F DONOVAN Ph D Semor Advnser Head of Hxstory Department Master of Room 322 Master of Room S34 Head of Engllsh Department Guldance Counselor Master of Room 314 Master of Room 330 , . , -M- . , . t r W Mr. FREDERICK H. Doua, A. M. Mr. JOSEPH F. FLYNN, M.B.A. QVLLOIA Olflflfe OOVVL 665 felnlf AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Mr HARRY A GRANT Ed M Mr CLARENCE B HILL Ed M Head of Forexgn Language Dept Head of Scrence Department Master of Room 740 Master of Room 512 X ,J Mr WILLIAM J GROSS A B Mr GEORGE J KEARNS Ed M Master of Room 310 Master of Room 313 r A M? emor ome oom owlfem AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Mr THADDEUSJ KEEFE B B Head of Comm ruwl Dept M ster Room 320 Mr JAMFS H LOCKE A 'W Master of Room 332 Mr Mr R A MCCARTHY hd VI Master of Room 316 A R MCPORMICK AM EdM Head of Modern Language Dept Master of Room 312 I ' , I . . . L ., R .1 . JT. 4. A f , 'f , X enior ome 00m Wadfem AND DEPARTMENT HEADS 5AUL PP XRSONI A N1 N Sr r of Room V? Mr LMWLTTJ RLARDON A N1 Mnmtcr of Room 307 Nlr HUB! RTJ POW Di RIY X XI N IANHS D RX 'XX A N1 Niwtu' of Room U4 H d of XhthgnntugDs.p1rtmLnt Nhsur of Room 410 .ff 4 ,M 1 'Ax Mr.l fx ., . . UA: . '. , .. .In Q ,-. .. . I I X .. Q . 1 AIr,A A 2' . '..', A-, el'Llf0l OWLQ 00171, 0,5 f8l 5 AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Mr C W SHOVELIER B S mE Mr PATRICKJ SMITH Mrs ELIZABETH MCGRATH Master of Room 216 Co ordmator Prmtmg Department Speech Improvement Teacher Coach Instru tor m M111 ry D 1 Master of Room 218 , I WV f . . . ' , . .' d. . . . Mr. THOMAS CAMPBELL, A.M. Captain JAMES J. KELLEY,' A. .4 , f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3 Coveney FACULTY ADVISER The 15th of january was the txme and the hallowed hall of Memorxal the place The can dldates for senlor class officers had already shown thelr abxlxty at pa1nt1ng slgns and were now dxsplaymg the1r skxll at publlc speakmg Many, football stars mcluded, were chngxng to the mlcrophone for dear llfe Wmners and losers were made on th1t eventful day Wnth crles of Don t remember Margll the prlmarles were held 1nd the real battle then began The class just couldnt lose because every cand1date was a good one Gerry Mafgll, the actual wlnner, dlstrlbuted blotters bearlng hls name Voters were surprlsed when the blotter really worked The number of signs 1nd h1ndb1lls lncreased the gym was plastered wxth posters, huge cards hung from the balcony Our athletne pres1dent, Gerald Margll presided at many of the assemblxes and ran the soe1al funcuons Popular john Brennan, the nee pres1dent, was a member of several comnnttees Robert Webber, as secretary treasurer, slgned the check paying for the second mstallment on the sound m1ch1ne Robert Clarke and Bernard Shecter represented the student body at executne commlttee meetmgs lxeeutue Connnnrtee Tieulu Adxxser Seeretnrx Treasure GI-R Xl D NIARGII. IOHN BRI NNAN ROBI RT CI KRRE Preslelent X xce Presldent Lxeeutlx e Committee ' ' It 1 ' 37 . . . . . V Y u . 1 5 . ' L , 'Y X . . . , . . IBERNARID SHIQCTIQR MR. CHARLIQS If, COYIZNIQY ROBERT XVliBBliR , . h .' MH' .' i ' THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS or 1942 an-4, DOMENIC ABITABILE Nicky Track 13 47 Patrol JOSEPH S ANTONETTI Flash Patrol Q45 L1eutenant Q43 MELVIN ADAWIS Mel SAMUEL M APKARIAN Sarkle Track C21 Football C3 45 Baseball C41 Hockey K3 43 Lieutenant 643 RICHARD ADDELSON Rlchy CHESTER L ARNOLD Chet Track Team 12343 Varlety Show 13 41 Swmg Band f34r Drum Major Bugle and Drum Corps 1234! DAVID ALLAN ARNOLD ARONSON' llluscles WARDLOW M ANDERSON Mack MUSIC Appreclatlon Club 145 Patrol f4x ae 5004 ss n 9 . 3 . 15 R- A .. ., Sergeant 14mg Alumni Dues f4J. A 'S A 4 , A . ' , . K, J .. ,, THE BOSTONIAN ear Z? CLASS OF 1942 ae LAWRENCE L ASKOWITH Larry Patrol 141 NORMAN BARROLL Norm Patrol 141 Orchestra 141 KENNETH AVERETT Ken Honor R011 12341 T1acL 12341 Speech Class 141 Captam 141 Treasurer 131 Stu dent COUHC11 141 RICHARD W BARRY Room Treasurer 131 Dlck Math 141 Olchestra 112341 Patrol 141 Lleutenant 141 Room Treasurer 13 41 Voca tlonal Guldance 141 ARNOLD BENNETT Patrol 141 Arnie GEORGE R BARNES Barney Honor R011 121 Student Councxl 12341 Patrol 141 ALFRED E BENSON Al Honor R011 112341 Captam 13 41 GEORGE BERFIELD Glg'l6 Honor R011 121 Chemlstry 141 Patrol 141 Lleutenant 141 y .,.,1 g V KK A . 16 1 . li U 1 , Q . 1 1 . '. .A Q ' ' . , I 5 1 ' ' 1 - 1 g JASON BAKER Sonny I ' . - 1 I Z I - I ' ll D 2 ' ,1 Z , , 1 Z h 1 . Z ' I C THE BOSTONIAN Gal CLASS OP 1942 GEORGE II BERKOVVITZ Berkv Football 13 4' Baseball '23' Tmck 123' Student Connell 12' A-semblx Commlttee 14' Paugl 14' C-'lptqm 14' VOC2lI10ll2'l1 Gllld'1IlC'0 14' Track 14' Baseball 14' All Boston Football 14' SDOII Dance COIDIHIYIEL Rl BIN' BLUNDHQ Rub' Patrol 14' VOC'ltlOll'll Cllldille Club 4' ISIVIXNIIN BERMAN Ben Football 14' Lleutcnant 14' NORWIAN BLONDER NOFIIIIC Patrol 14' Plctule Commlttee 14' Voca txonal GUIGRHCC 14' NORMAN BERMAN Lully Vocatlonal Guldance 14' Student Councll Cfzmexa Club 13' Patlol 14' Rlfle Squad 13' ROBERT BOARI Buddy Football 14' Patrol 14' Sergeant Studen Councll 14' FRANCIS P BLACK Blackie Patrol 14' Lunchroom Phonograph 14' DAVID BORSTEL Borls Pfllltlllg C0 Editor of the Bostonian 14' Lleutenant 14' Student Councll 13 4' LOUIS H BLANK Stretch rack 12' Patrol 14' Honor Roll 14' Chalr man of Picture Commlttee 14' t U92 - Mraz' . -- -- fi' l , , 1 . . 1 R . I 17 1 ' : 1 1 1 ,QL A gs 1 ' K I Q . . Q - , ' . - 1 ' 1 V . , C K 14'. 1 1 , - -1 . ' 3 . ' . 1 A . 1 1 J. . : . . . . 1 ' . I ' Z ' V ' N YH 'Q 'V 3 . 1 ' C ' C sr '2'- 1 . .. ,, I 2 1 , 7 ' L Z 3' -L. , L71 1 M I - vw .. - n . ' 2 , ' - , .. 1, T : 1 3 ' - ' l THE BOSTONIAN Gal' CLASS OF 1942 ag? MYRON L BOVARNICK Mike Chess Club 13 41 Vice Presldent 131 Math 13 41 Vlce Presxdent 141 Chemlstry 141 Patrol 141 Vocatxonal Gundance Secretary RICHARD D BUNKER Dlck Honor Roll 1231 Assembly Commlttee 13 41 Student Councll 1231 Patrol 141 MELVIN N BRAVWIAN Barry Honox Roll 121 Math Club 1241 Txeasurex 141 Chem1st1y Club 141 Musxc AppI6Cla H011 141 Patlol 141 VOCBCIOHBI Guldance EDW ARD P BURKE Duke Honor Roll 131 Hockex 131 Football 441 Assembly Commltee 141 Patlol 141 Captam JOHN F BRENLAN Jack P01101 Roll 1341 Baseball 1341 Football 1341 All Star Freshman Team 1Baseball1 L1eutenant 141 Vlce Presldent 141 Assem bls Commlttee 141 TIMOTHY BURKE Tum Captaln 141 WILLIAM BULGER Bn Publlc Speakmg 12341 Captam WILLIAM BURKE B1 Ll61.1tC1'18.l'1t 141 GERALD CABITT Jerrw Patrol 141 Sports Edltol of BOSIODIHII 141 Year Book Stall? 147 Captam 141 MDL p V u ' on 4 1,1 18 1- , . ' - ' 1 1 . - 1 1 A , -' ' . 1 , - . A 141. , D. 1 1 - 1 fi? sn ' . 1 ' . , 1 3 . , 1 ' ' 1 ' V' ' - g 1 ' 1 V ' ' I 141. , 3 3 z 1 141, A ' y v .4 n I H ' 1 I - I 1 : 1 1 - ' 1 - Y Q . 1 A .. .nu v. Q ' - . Q Q - 14 . - l. -nu f X THE BosToN1AN ea, L7 CLASS OF 1942 ROBERT CAPPADONA Bob JOHW P CLANCY Jack Track Manager 121 Hockey Manager 13 41 Lleutenant 141 BRENDANI J CARROLL Benny Honor Roll 112341 Chemlstry Club 141 Patrol 141 Vocatxonal Gu1daDC6 141 ROBERT B CLARKE Honor Roll 11231 Student Counc1l 1231 Sergeant 141 Home Room Treasurer 141 Executlve Commlttee 141 PAUL CATARIUS Ca Baseball 12341 Football 12341 FREDERICK I COHEN Freddy Ml1SlC Appreclatlon 141 Patrol 141 Boston Schools Symphony Band 12341 Sergeant 141 Vocatlonal Guldance 141 WALTER CAVAGNARO Cav Sergeant 141 IVIILTOW D COHEN Wlllty Honor Roll 121 Patrol 141 Elevator Oper ator 141 SAMUEL B CINAMON Clnny Debatmg 1231 French 121 Enghsh 12 31 Bostoman Staff 141 L1eutenant 141 al U aol , . , D H ,, g F tl 'U l . 1 - 1 ' u vv ' A . . . 1 I ' - , . . 'll . 4-Bohn I , 1 1 I . Q ' 1 1 n tv 1 1 1 1 1 - V 1 ta 11 I I 1 1 1 I , . LK IV I Al W ml . -4 - u A n A 1 1 ' 1 In ll ' VY 1 1 I 1 1 . , 1 THE BOSTONIAN ea, Z? CLASS QF 1942 ae PHILIP T COHEN Phll Asslstant Track Manager 131 Elevator Operator 141 Patrol 141 Vocatlonal Guld ance 141 Baseball 141 HARRY W CONNORS Red Honor Roll 141 Sw1tchboard 141 Lleuten nant Drum Corps 141 STANLEY COHEN Quinn Patrol 141 Sergeant 141 Chairman Rlng COIl'l.1'Yl1ttC6 141 ANGELO G CORSETTI Vlto Baseball 13 41 Sergeant 141 PAUL COHN Pacev Baseball 131 Football 141 Track 3 Patrol 141 Vocat1onal Guidance 141 Sport Dance Commlttee 141 LEO CROWLEY lltle Leo ROBERT COLLINS Bob Patlol 141 Lleutenant 41 'VIICHAEL CROWLEY Make Honor Roll 121 Manager Baseball Team 131 Assembly Commlttee 141 Home Room Spell mg Wmner 131 Davrs Award 131 Patrol Captaln 141 Hockey 141 SIDlN EY CURELOP 1 Honor Roll 131 Muslc Apprecxatlon 141 Chemlstry 141 y 0,1 9 I - I ll 'YI X 20 ' - , 1 1 ' Q . I ' u N J ' 1 ' - , . 1 u - vs I I ' 1 ' 4 N A nn ' U , 9 . in 1 - - 1 13 1 nw. , 1 ' . at ' 1 ' Q 5 ' 1 HL' I is N - ' ' 1 . - - at 1 1 : ' V 9!S'dU 5 ' ' ' 1 1 ' Q1 THE BOSTONIAN ea,- CLASS OP 1942 sn... ROBERT G CURRAN Bob Chem1stry Club 143 Assembly Comrmttee 143 Patnol 143 Usher at Graduatxon 133 Lleu tenant 143 Student Council 123 Altemate 1343 GEORGE DANE Dusty Sergeant 13 43 Room Treasurer 123 JOHN! CUTILLO Tony Speech Class 123 43 Sergeant 143 MYRON H DANIELS Danny Engllsh 133 French 133 Glee 133 Chem 1stry 143 Muslc Appreclatxon 143 Vocatlon al Guldance 14 Bostoman Staff 13 43 Year Book Stall' 143 Northeastern Press Con ference 133 SAHAG DAKESIANI Zark: Vocatlonal Guxdance 143 Sergeant 143 IACK DARMANI J D Honor Roll 1233 Vocatlonal Guldance Club 143 Patrol 1343 Assembly Commlttee 143 Sergeant 133 GEORGE F DALY Georgie Hockey 13 413 Football Manager 1 Fleshman Baseball Patrol 113 Dams Award 1123 Home Room Treasurer 11 233 Stuoent COUDCII Alternate 133 Sv 1tchboard 13 43 Assembly Commxttee 143 WIORRIS DAVIS Wloe Honor Roll 1343 Vocatlonal Guidance Club 143 Pat1ol143 L1eutenant 143 BERT E DANIELIN Dammw ASUOIIOIHX 3 15' 1 Ile THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS OF 1942 ae HARVEY N DEERFIELD Deerle Patrol 141 Swltchboard 1341 Class Elector 131 Muslc Apprec1at1on 141 Chemxstxy 141 Lleutenant 141 Vocatlonal Gu1dance 141 Chess Team 141 PAUL R M DONELAN Deacon Honor Roll 141 Patrol 141 Captaxn 141 JAMES DE FRANC Jlmmy Chemlstry Club 141 Class Elector 131 Capta1n 141 BERNARD DUBINSKY Duby Honor Roll 1241 Chem1stry 141 Math C41 French 131 Muslc Apprec1at1on 141 Patlol JOSEPH DENEHY Den Den Duce Student Councxl Room T1 easux ex EDWARD C DUCIE Track 1121 Hockey 141 13 Patrol 13 41 Home 121 Lleutenant 141 HARRY DE STEFANO Hockex 12 3 41 Hockey Captam 141 Spud Sergeant HERBFRT R DULMAN Honor Roll 121 Track Gurdance Club 141 Asst Herby 1341 Vocatlonal AdVSl t1S111g Man agel Bostonlan 141 Lieutenant 141 THOMAS J DUNN Dunnle Sexgeant 141 Student Councll Alternate 1231 f is BML 22 . ' . U 2 ' ' 2 ' ' 3 1 A ' R 2 ' : . ' . Q ' 3 Q ' . x an ' ,yn il K A . , 3 ' : : A ' Z . . . 3 , 1413 Sergeant 141. !! V' , an vw W Y Y , S , v Q . J ,. 3 ' 1 , 141. F A X .. ,, - 5 , 3 ' A E THE BosToN1AN Yea, pf? 1, CLASS OF 1942 15 ROBERT E EATON Slum Smtchboald 131 Sergeant 1231 INIYER FZRIN Ezzy Honor Roll 121 Chemlstry 141 French 131 Math 141 Music Appreclatlon 141 Voca tlonal Gu1dance 141 Patrol 141 Sergeant 141 Vocatlonal Guidance 141 Chess Club JOHN FRANCIS EGAN Patrol 131 Lieutenant 141 ANTHONY FEDERICO Tony Hono1 Roll 111 Sergeant 131 HARRY EIGENMACHT Engle Honor Roll 12341 Chemlstry Club 141 Student Counc11 121 Room Spellmg Wm ner 131 Vocatlonal Guidance 141 MARTIN FELDSTEIN Marty Room Treasurer 121 Ind1v1dual Dr1ll 131 SYDNEY ENGLER Curley Sergeant 131 Room Treasurer 13 Bank Txeasurex 12341 DEXTER FIELDS Decky Patlol 141 Sexgeant 141 W ILLISWI Nl ENNIS Will Honor Ro1l141 Football 141 Student Coun 011141 P1t1ol141 Captaln 4 C18 J ' oo ' ' ' 3 - ' . . . E 23 :A K ' f A n on 1 141., ' . Math Club 1413'C1o1-:ss 1413 Secretary 141Q ff Z 1: :qi , A ' 3 . ' Y 3 ' 1. - THE BOSTONIAN yea, CLASS OF 1942 ae ROBERT FINN Bob Student COL1l1Cl1 147 CHARLES FRASER Chuck SIMON C FIREMAN Surge Stamp Club 126 Sergeant 135 NATHAN FREEDMAN Nate Honor Roll 12347 Math 141 Chem1stry 141 Muslc Appreclatlon 147 Grade Spellmg Wm ner 12 33 Patrol 141 Sergeant 141 SUMNER H FREEDMAN Sum JAMES PATRICK FLYNN Zeke HENRY L FRIEDMAN Hank Honol Roll 125 Patrol Captaln 14m MARK H FRIEDBIAB Dlarky Honox Roll 121 Math 143 MUSIC ADDIGCIH t1on141 Band 1234i Olchestla 1234+ J oo 9 A .. .. 24 - l Q ,R ., 1 -5- 'G si -' . ' I . ' b I .- WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD Fitzy 'f A e THE BOSTONIAIN yffl I' .3 L CLASS OF 1942 ii i ,rx Qs WIERTONT H FRIEDMAN NI H Llblallall of MUSIC Appreclatron Club 141 Aesoclate Edltor of Bostoman 141 Yeax Book Staff 141 Patrol 141 Eastern Mass Press Confexence 141 ALFRED GARSHICK Honor Roll 1231 Camera Club 131 Astron omy 131 Math 141 Band 12341 Captfun 141 Class Elector 131 Bostonlan 141 Alternate Student Councllol 131 DOWATO T FRISOLI Flash Honor Roll 131 PHILIP GEFFIN Pinky Room Treasurer 1231 Alternate Student Councll 121 Captam 141 ROBERT W FULLER Bo Honor Roll 131 Patrol 141 HERMAN GELLER Hermle Honor Roll 112341 Captaln of Patlol 141 BERTRAM GALNER Beb Honol Roll 141 Assemblx Commltte 1 Vocatlonal Guldance Club 141 Patrol 13 Patrol Captam 141 JOHN S GEWITILI-I John Honor Roll 1131 GEORGE GARDNER Gngg1e Lreutenant 141, Vocatronal Guldance 141 T' H670 J O., .. ,. I9 l . . . . .. ' ' ' 1 ' ' . 1 ' - - ' 1 1 u Ar. Z 1 h , . 2 .' 3 , I ' .. .. . . x rf .. - .. , I 3 . ' ' it bv 3 . .. - ,, n N - g j ' J 14 5 . . . . . ,. ' u THE BOSTONIAN ea, CLASS OF 1942 W XVILLIAVI P GILL Lune wane Patrol 41 Sergeant 31 141 Tleasurex 111 Football Captam WALTER L GLAZER Walt Honor Roll 13 41 Math 13 41 Presldent 141 Student Councll 12 31 Room Treasurer 131 Assembly Commlttee 13 41 Patrol 147 Bos toman 1341 Busmess Manager Year Book GEORGE GILLER Glller Patrol 141 Glee Club EDVVINI L GLICK Brownie Bxologv Club 1341 Pres 131 MUSIC Apme Platxon 14 B P S Jr Symphony Olch ARCHIE GILLIS GLRALD GOLDBERG Jerry Track 131 Pr1ze ln Drum Corps 131 ROBERT J GILLIS Bob HOHO1 Roll 121 ,- mf IR! ING GOLDBERG Babe Football 13 41 JOSEPH I GOLDEY Joe Honm Roll 191 Stuoent COu11C11 1241 Band 11341 Dlum MaJo1 141 Yeal Book Staff 141 -agn 69004 26 1411 1 3 1 3 R 3 1 .. .. 'V ' . 5 , 3 ' 1 141. Q Y 81' A E. . . ' ' 1 Q ' R 1: .t h. v ' . 13.411 R.M.H.S. Band 13.411 R.M.H.S. Orch. 1411 THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS OF 1942 its 'E' rm 1125 11 XNDREH GOSTANIAW Ango Honol Roll 112341 Lleutenant 141 Patrol LEON L HALBERT Flash Baud 13 41 Orchestra 141 Glee Club 441 SHERW INT GRANWUM Don Juan Honor Roll 111 Band 141 Home Room Tleas urex 141 Track 141 Drum Co1ps 141 ALFRED HARK Sonny Honor Roll 131 Se1geant 141 Patrol 141 HAROLD L GREENBLATT Heshy Band 12341 Orchestra 131 Brass Chou 13 41 ROGER T HARRINGTOW Harry Glee Club 141 Public Speakmg 141 Pat1o1 141 Capta1n141 F16I1Ch 121 Orchestra f2341 Glee Club 121 Drum Coxps Selgeant 141 'NIORTON I HERSOV Saxy Music ADIJTCCIHUIOH 141 Band f2341 Glee Club 1341 Orchesua 1341 Choral Prac tlce 131 Varlety Show 1 1 Bostoman Staff 141 Yearbook Staff 141 W ILLIQWI JOSEPH I-IAJJAR Bll Honol Roll 141 Football 13 41 Lleutenant 141 U90 MOL 1 .Y Y A .V . M U , . . - . . 27 141. 5 1 , O , J' 'K I ' 1 , ' ' ' 11,4 - I ' ' 2 ' 1 1 1. 5' 1 1 . . A ., .. I I ' ' ' Z I ' - ... :U -. ix 1 I ' Z - .. ,. - , , 3 3 ' ' ,i-: I l I' , 1 ,V A n 'id I . 3 ' - g . RGLLINS GRIFFITH 1-Mouse ' I . 1 I I ' . 1 J 1 - 1 fs Qt' 4 Q 1, 'VH u A V g ' l C h , 1 ' . 3 - 4 1 3 V 1 f y ' T531 W ' 1114 1 , 1 ' THE BOSTON IAN Gal' E CLASS OF 1942 ae gk Q. 31 VIORRIS J HICKS Morry B1010gy 131 Bostoman Staff 141 Patrol Cap tam 141 LEONARD STUART I-IOOKAILO Honky Swltchboard 141 Lleutenant 141 FRED G HOAR Freddv Football Manager 1234.1 Lleutenant 141 Puntmg Club 141 Publlc Speakmg 111 ROBERT HOWLAND Bob ROBERT P HOBIN Bob Tlack 121 Selgeant 141 JOHNT P HURLEY Wacko Football 1341 Student COUHCII 141 Lleu tenant 1341 ARTHLR I HOFFNIAN Archle ChCI'll1St1V 141 Patlol 141 Band 1341 EDWARD S HURVITZ Pete Hono1 Roll 121 Track 12341 Chem1st15. Club141 Mathematics Club 141 MUSIC Ap pxeclatlon 141 Glee Club 13 41 School Sym phony Chorus 141 Room Spellmg Bee Wm 1231 Selgeant 141 Room T1easu1e1 12341 DAX ID JACOBS Jakey HOIIOI Roll 121 Patxol 141 fx? we out y ooL g 1 u ss 28 ' ' 1 ' Z ' ' 15. 11 1 M' 'S hi .3 qi - X 4 'G Ii A I . 1 il. . - . - , I 1 5 ' ' F7 I xu,g- I ' 'f 1 :Q .. ' La e an as ,V , . , 3 , x1 I 4. ' . 5 1 1,5 1f 1 54 , Ja , , , . 'S ' -y -L .... l . I 1 I Z ' ,K 1,3 , . . .gietw Jig. , ,-MP2 .' y nn ' n - '. I ' Q ' . . ,I , . x ,5 , V ., 3 - Q 5 . , 5 ' - ' -. ner , 3 ' 3 . . . ,4 4 h X ,Q gif, . . . ' , ' .3 L ogg I 2.33 Y N ,, A ,Q aw.n1:f1Hgk1 - - Y - -, A ' xx, ' ' - .'. ' . fuk' . ,I . A1414 -:'..,b,1M. v l . , 'Q , . mf THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS OP 1942 QQ l 1:1 650. w-.5 -.a :Ji 'ig RICHARD L JEMMOTTE Dnckle Track 143 Sergeant 133 LEONARD I KAPLAN Lenny Choral Practlce 123 Patrol 143 Swltchboard 133 Assembly Commlttee 13 43 Lleutenant BENJAMIN T JOHNSON Jr Ben Chess Club 11 23 43 Muslc Appreclatlon 143 Glee Club 1233 Bostoman 12343 Edltor ln Chxef 143 Assembly Commlttee 143 Patrol 143 Student Councll 1343 Year Book Staif 143 Eastern Massachusetts Scholastic Pres Conference 1243 Captaln 143 LESTER KAPLAV Sonny WIARTIN P JUDGE Paul Honor R011 113 Glee Club 143 Pubhc Speak mg 143 NORMAN KAPLAN K1ppy Tlack 12 3 43 EDWARD KALISH Eddie Sxutchboard Operator 143 L1eutenant 143 WILLIAM KAPLAN Bl Baseball 12 343 Track 123 Swltchboard 133 FRANCIS KANE U92 THE BOSTONIAN Bai' CLASS OF 1942 416' ALFRED S KAPPER Bxology 13 Astronomy 121 MUSIC 147 Math 141 Chermstry 141 Glee Club 141 Publlc Spealung 141 Patrol 141 SUMNER W KESSELMAN Blacks Astronomy 131 Captam 141 Patrol 141 BENJAMIN KARAFIN Ben Honor Roll 141 Track 121 Vocatlonal Guld ance 141 Lleutenant 141 HAROLD KINTGSTONT Harry HARRY KELLER Klng Kong Baseball 13 41 Speech Class Vocational Guld ance 141 Captain Assembly Commlttee Patrol 141 JASON KLAYMANI ax Debatmg Team 131 JAMES J KELLIHER Tlack 121 Lleutenant Jlm ALVAN KRAVIER Honor Roll 131 Vxce President French Club 131 Bostonlan Staff 141 Publlc Speakmg 1231 Class Elector 131 Sergeant 1-11 Rusty HYMAN KRAMER Doc Vocatxonal Gmdance 141 Student Counc1l 141 Patrol 141 Lxeut 141 Honor Roll 141 X ff g -f e. kan 3 GV! 5, QE B004 9 ZQW? - UAV, A r 7 I. 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THE aosToNrAN ,a, CLASS OF 1942 pw '66 DONALD LANGILLE Herring Honor R011 131 S LEWIS LITVIN Lucky Presldent of Muslc Appreciation Club 141 Chess Club 141 'lennxs Club 141 Sololst All State High School Band 12341 Boston Symphony Band 1231 Boston Senior Sym phony Orchestra 112341 Room Treasurer 131 Student Councll 131 Year Book Staff C HARI FS LAPPEN JOSEPH MACNIEII Joe Sergeant 141 EDWIN S LEVIN Joe Tlack 121 French 121 Stamp Club 1231 DOWIINTIL J 'NIAIOCCA Mickey Student Councll 19 41 Home Room Tre-as l11Ll 1141 Sergeant 121 Ll6llf6fl lIll', 141 SIIWIORE IEVINE Sonny Tmck 141 Patrol 141 DENNIS J WIANINUNG Denny Football 1341 Track 141 Captam 141 St dent Counc1l 131 CARL M LEWIS Lew Honor Roll 131 Assembly Commlttee 1341 Room Treasurer 121 Patrol 141 I ae THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS OF 1942 age GERALD MARGIL Jerry Football 1341 T1acl, 121 Student COUDC11 131 Alternate 'Student Councll 141 Patlol 1341 Captaln 141 Class Presldent 141 GEORGE Mr-PECK B ac Taack 121 Lleutenant 141 PAIL BI WIARGOSIAN Dlargo Football 141 Assembly COlTlI111tt,66 1341 Pa tlol 141 Vocatlonal GL11d3.11C6 141 Txack 141 DAVID MEIQEI MAN Dau' Honor Roll 131 Chess 1'341 P16S1d6l1t Ch6Ill1Sf15 Club 141 Musxc ADDYECIHUOII 141 Public Speaklng 141 Patlol 141 Assemblx Comm ttee 13 41 Student Councll Altemfwf 1.51 VOC3.Ll0Ilal Lzuluance 141 V! ILLIAM E WICAI DLWF Dlac JOHN S MEZIANI M Honor Roll 111 Astronomy Club 121 Edltol ln Ch1ef of Year Book 141 BOSUJHIBII Staff 12341 ASSOC13t6 Ed1tor 141 Glee Club 112 341 Treasurer 131 Easteln Mass Pless Con ference 141 Publlc Speaklng 12341 Vauety Show 131 Alumm Dues Comnnttee 141 Lleu tenant 141 FRANFIS McCARTHY Bud Football 131 Baseball 12341 Room Treas urer 121 Sergeant 141 JOSEPH D MIASNICK Joe Honor Roll 131 Astronomy Club 121 Stamp Club 121 French Club 121 Debatmg Club 131 Math Club 13 41 Music Appreclatlon Club 141 Chemlstry Club 141 Bostoman 13 41 Year Book Stan' 141 Pubhc Speakmg 12341 Assembly Commlttee 141 BERT MILLER Romeo Patrol 141 Lleutenant 131 E004 I 1 sn nv I K ,Vf, L' 32 , Y 1 , , .Z . . I 1 V y A ' 1 1 . g , I 1 11 . ' I 3 f KK I H I W. I ' ' . I . gf V ' N L J .1 :J K 1 1 ' 3 .. t ' 1311 - 1 - , 1 . E 4,4 Bostomau Staff 1411 rear Duox btart 14lQ ' f ' ' ' 1 ' 1 I 1 . i , ,3 ' ' . f- C ' 1 , C ' V Cl Il A 1 'A . l HJ. . S 1 1 Q I , . - . , . - . . Y 1' , 1 , I 1 . I v v ' ' - V . 1 . . 3 4 3 . . 3 . - 4 ll I! , . ' 2 - - 3 - H ll : : 3 1 ' ' ' I . Z ' 1 3 , Z C , 1 Z . U .. I ' - THE BOSTONIAN year 3 L CLASS OF 1942 KENNETH H MORAN Ken Honor Roll 41234b Herald Spelling Bee Class Wmner f12J Davis Award 131 ASTON NORMAN FRANK 'VI WIORGANELLI Frankxe Honor Roll 112i Sergeant 14m SHEPPARD NIORMANT Trot Wlnner Boston Herald Spellmg Bee 13i Fxench 423' Chemlstry K41 Stamp f21 Glee Club 141 Captam 64x NICHOLAS MORGANELLI Nlcky MAURICE OSTROW Morry Patrol 141 HFNRY WIUNTNS Red RICHARD PARE Dmk Glee Club f4v Choral Practice f24I Patro STANLEY NTEEDLENIAV Stan Honor Roll l2P Track 12a Baseball 12341 Football 13a Patrol 14a Captam I4 I 610 foo V ' A A . A u n . A V ' 9 A ' ' ' l. -g 1 . ' 5 .5 1 yq -I L A - A H ' U U N H I Cheer Leader f4rg Chess and Checker 623,492 I f V Y A an ' sy E. 6 ro. ' ' ' Z - 1 , A L . . , THE Bos'roN1AN ea, CLASS or 1942 G8 WILLIAM PENlNIE B1 Honor Roll 112 3 41 Lleutenant 141 WILLIAM PIIRTMAN Crusher Track Manager 13 41 Blology Club 131 Chemistry Club 141 Patrol 141 Sophomore Wmner of Composxtion ln Fme Arts Museum 121 Sergeant 141 VICTOR W PICONE Plck onor Roll 112341 Prmters Club 141 Stu dent Councxl 121 IRVING RACHLIS Duke JAMES PIRAINO Chucky Sergeant 131 Lxeutenant 141 Honor Roll JOHN RADIGAN Jack Varlety Show 112341 Lleutenant 141 Stu dent Councll Alternate 141 SAMUEL POLONSKY Honor Roll 131 Math Club 141 Chemistry Club 141 Patrol 141 Sergeant 141 ROY RICHARD RAMSDELL Sergeant 141 PAUL RAVVEN Patrol 141 goo! 9 Y . . -- -uf' 34 ' , , , : ' . A l u ur I H ' , . , 1 ' ' I - .. ,, 1 I 11,31,41g Primers' Club 141. ' A 'F THL BosToN1AN ea, f oo CLASS or 1942 SIDNEY RAYBERG gl Honol Roll 11345 Bxology Club 115 Bos toman Staff f45 43 45 Student Councll C35 WALTER REED Wally Patrol 13 45 Lleutenant 645 Track I25 Patrol C45 DAVID REINSTEIN Davie 135 Patrol K45 Lleutenant C45 PAUL E RICH Rltchle Honor Roll f135 Football C3 45 Freshman Baseball Champxons f15 Patrol I3 45 Spell mg Bee Grade Champlon f35 Lleutenant ALFRED J RICHMOND Fislty Honor Roll 135 Vocational Cvuxdance Club Patrol C45 DONALD RESNICK Donme Football f45 Track t45 Hockey 645 Lleu MELVIN A RICHMOND Mel Chess Club K45 Musxc Appreclatxon C45 tenant 145 LAWSON L RILEY Track I2 35 Patrol C45 Lleutenant HERBERT W RICH Hex-by Alumnl Dues Commlttee K45 C Larry ae THE BOSTONIAN ea, L7 CLASS QF 1942 ae RALPH ROBERTSON Patrol 443 Lleutenant 447 EDMUND RUBIN Red Honor Roll 42341 French Club 425 Stamp Club 42 31 Presldent 437 Bostoman Staff 443 Year Book Staff 441 Student Council 42341 Class Elector 433 Vxce Presldent of the Junxor Class 433 EDWARD J ROCHE Rockhead B1ology42J Patro 435 WILLIAM RODDY B111 MARTIN SALTZ Marty Chemlstry 443 Vocat1onalGu1dance EDWARD H ROSENTHAL Eddie Champxon Freshman Baseball Team 413 Publlc Speakmg 41 2 3 45 Sergeant 443 Color Guard ln Schoolboy Parade 435 Patrol 441 L1eutenant44D DAVID SALTZBERG Butch Patrolman 445 Davls Award 425 Sergeant GEORGE SARRUDA Greek Prlnters Club 441 y M4 H 4 , 36 . I ' - 1 SIDNEY SACKS Tux ' 3 1 . ' 4 g ' ' 441. THE BOSTONIAN ea, oo, cLAss or 1942 BERNARD SCHECTER Schec Honor Roll 12 41 Student Councll 141 Chess Club 141 Publ1c Speaklng 1341 Patrol 141 Master of Ceremonles O1ator1ca1 Contest 141 Poom Treasurel 141 Assembly Commlttee 14 Spelllng Bee W1nner 121 Sergeant 131 Lieutenant 141 Executue Commlttee 141 WILLIAWI 'E' SCOTT Scottv 1 Track 1241 Bxology Club 121 Glee Club 12 Patrol 141 Sexgeant 141 CII XRLEN 1 QCHINDLER Chase T1'1ck121 Math 141 Flench 131 Photogla 9111121 IIldlXldll2ll Dr1l112 1 Lxeutenant 141 BORIS SEIDMANI Borscht Patrol 141 SAWIUEL A SCHNEIDER Shnmmy Chemlstry 141 Speech 12341 Sergeant 141 WILLIAM A SI-IEA Blu Room Treasurer 111 Bank Treasurer 141 Patrol 1 41 Lleutenant Drum Corus 41 ALFRED K SCI-IROEDER Prmters Club 141 Bostoman Staff 141 Cap tam 141 MORRIS SHECHET Morrv Honor Roll 131 Music Apprecxatxon Club 141 Patrol 141 Indlvldual Drmll PI'1Z8 Wlnner 131 Assembly Committee 141 LEONARD N SCHWARTZ Lennie Patrol Captaln 141, Room Treasurer 121 G2 Qiigfifffr, . .. , ' ' - 'mhz ' . 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THE BOSTONIAN year 3 A CLASS OF 1942 ae IRVING J SHORE Red Hockey 133 Patrol 143 Lieutenant 143 ALLYN M SILVERMAN l Honor Roll 112343 Student Counc11 12 33 Math Club 143 Patrol 143 Sergeant 143 SAMUEL SHOSTAK Patrol 143 Assembly Comxmttee 143 Home Room Treasurer 133 Vocatlonal Guldance 143 Alternate Student Councxl 143 MARTIN L SIMMONS Marty Math Club 13 43 Secretary 143 Patrml 143 DANE SHULMAN Dang Honor Roll 143 Prmters Club 143 Sergeant 143 JOSEPH SHULMAN Joe Honor Roll 11233 Track 123 Blology Club 123 Chemlstry Club 143 Musxc Appreclatwn 143 Patrol 143 Sergeant 123 Vocatlonal Guldance 143 ELIOT S SKLAR Mosqultg Sergeant 143 GEOFFREY L SDIITI-I Jeff 1 Patrol 143 Pub11c Speakmg 123 Sergeant 113 ! 00 g I .. ,, 38 1 : ' . I Cl S119 CHARLES G. SIMON ff Cv 1' 'nas BQSTONIAN ea, CLASS OF 1942 go 1 2 5 1 IRVINTG SMOLENIS rv Honor Roll 141 Vocatlonal Guldance 441 Patrol 141 Student Council 141 Sergeant 141 HARVEY J STEINBERG Stelny Track 19 41 Track Captaln 141 Student Councll 131 Patlol 141 Sergeant 141 141 Sergeant 141 MAYNARD F SOCKOL Hlck SAUL A STOLOFF Solly Patrol 141 ARTHUR B SODDECK Ar French Club 131 Mus1c Appreclatlon Club 141 Chemistry Club 141 Patrol 141 ROBERT STRONG Muscles Prmtmg Club 141 Lleutenant 131 GERALD F SOMERVILLE Summy Track 121 Chess Club 141 Muslc Apprecla t1on 141 Patrol 141 Sergeant Drum Corps EMAINUEL SUGARMAN Sugne Patrol 141 Sergeant 141 GAD STAWSIL Football 141 Track 1341 Varlety Show 131 Captam 141 f 0 12,04 5 . A A MI ,N lg 1 ' ' 1 39 ' : ' 1 . J 'I nl ' uv A h ' . -4.-Z1 1 v Z ' I - CA ' 'U G '- 1 of . . 4 f ' 1 , V :W X1 ,u,l,,W1,. I n tu I kr WV'. ' V Z . . . , 3 1 . , . W 5 , F' ' , u u I 3 . It 77 : 1 ' ' - I S 1 ' 141. V 44 ' n A 3 . A E . I , 1 ' 5 X5 ' .' 1, Q P' 1-. n 'vii ' THE BOSTONIAN year 3 A CLASS OF 1942 C12 BURT SWARTZ Lefty Patrol 145 Lleutenant 145 Room Treasurer LEONARD TAUQEVICH Tlusey Honor Ro11145 Prlnters Club Pres1dent 45 Patrol 145 Lleutenant 145 HENRY D SWARTZ Swartzy Honor Roll 1245 Room Spelllng Bee W1n ner 125 Lleutenant 145 JOHN TEEHAN Johnny Baseball 12345 Student Councll 145 Class LEONARD R SWEET Lenny Math Club 13 45 Chemlstry Club 145 Muslc Apprecxatlon 145 Assembly Cornmlttee 145 Patrol 145 Publlc Speakmg Class 145 DOMIINIC F TESTA Patrol 145 Sergeant 145 FRANCIS X TALBOT Frank Honor Roll 13 45 HAROLD S THALHEIMER Ha Room Team 11235 Baseball Football 1125 Stamp Club 115 Room Spellmg Bee W1n ner 125 HYMAN TROPED Honor Roll 11235 Golf 125 Patrol 135 I oo 40 5 . - . P 1 145. 1 ' ' , ' 1 5 1 A gg U Treasurer 12,353 Patrol 13,453 Lieutenaht 135. . .. 0 ,, Q , , 3 f lilly!! THE BOSTONIAN yea, .Z L cLAss or 1942 PAUL TULER Football K41 Track f234P Sergeant f41 DAVID H VERNON Ponze Honor Roll 131 Football f41 Publlc Speak mg 1 2341 Sergeant C41 MATTHEW TULEY Matty Honor Roll I41 JACOB VETSTEIN Jackie Appreclatwn 4341 Choral Practlce f2 31 Patrol C41 Home Room Treasurer 141 As sembly Commlttee f41 JOSEPH T TUWIULTY Tlml Room Treasurer f31 Student Councll 121 Captam 13 41 President of Jumor Class I31 CARMEN A WALKER Carmy Honor Roll C1231 Football f3 41 Publlc Speakmg t3 41 Lleutenant K41 Patrol Q41 JACOB K VARTANIAN Jake Prlnters Club Vlce Presldent 141 Swltch board C41 Publlc Speakmg f234P Sergeant CHARLES WASSERMAN Charlie Track 121 Tenms Team f2341 Captaln of Tenms Team C41 Patrol C41 Sergeant f347 Sport Dance Commlttee 141 RALPH R VARTANIAN Varkle Prmters Club Secretary 141 C 2 1 oo '9 . . 41 , . . , . I A .. .- . V ' Honor Roll f2,31g Glee Club f3,41: Music ' It ' 'H A V n L V SC S! , 1 I , C ' , 3 ' 1 . .. ,, 141. ' w 4 5 66 ' Il 2 I 1 - it ' U age NORMAN WEAN W Sally Track 431 Band 4341 Band Lieutenant 441 Home Room Treasurer 441 NIARTIN J WEISS Honor Roll 412341 Playing Manager 0 Tennls Team 431 Music Appreciation 431 Math Club 4341 Chess Club 441 Patrol 441 Delegate to Eastern Mass Student Council Convention 441 Vice President of Student Council 4 41 ROBERT A WEBBER Bob Honor Roll 441 Jumor Class Secretary 431 Music Appreciation 441 Bostonian Staff D retary 441 Assembly Committee Secretary 441 Patrol Captain 441 Executive Board of E M S P A 441 Chemistry Club 431 Vocational Club 441 Public Speaking 43 41 Astronomy Club 431 Secretary Treasurer Senior Class 441 THOMAS C WELDON Lieutenant 441 FRANK C WEINER Lefty Secretary of Variety Club 411 Patrol 441 Lieutenant 441 Assembly Committee 441 Tom THOMAS S WHITE Scottie Honor Roll 41231 Track 411 Captain 441 Student Council 421 STANLEY E D WEISMAN Jumor RAYMOND L. WILKINS Bunny Astronomy Club 42 31' Biology Club 4231- Chess Club 421' Math Club 431' Photography Club 431' Debating Club 421' Music Apprecia- tion 441' Glee Club 42341' Student Council 421' Assembly Committee 441' Public Speak- ing 441' Patrol 441' Room Treasurer 421. ROBERT WILLIAMS THE BOSTONIAN ea, 139004 CLASS OF 1942 42 3 , Q ' S 43,413 Year Book Staff 441g Stam Club Sec- ! I 7 THE BOSTONIAN yea, KOOL c1.Ass or 1942 VVARREN E. VVILLS Bud ' Printers' Club. Treas, 14 3 Public Speaking 13,41 Sergeant 13.41. PAUL YOFFE Pauly Hbnor Roll 121 Patrol 141 ARNOLD S WOLF Arnle Track 121 Stamp Club 12341 Dlsplay Com mlttee 121 B1010gy Club 121 Vocatxonal Guldance 141 Lleutenant 141 EDWARD ZAROUSIAN Ziggy SUMNER P WOLSKY Sheppxe Honor Roll 141 Musxc Appreaclatlon 141 Chemlstry Club 141 Patrol 141 JACK ZEPRUN Honor Roll 131 Lleutenant 141 Football 141 Patrol 141 Sergeant 1241 catlonal Guldance 141 'ILLIAM G WORKMAN Workup Honor Roll 121 Prmters Club 141 Boston 1an Staff 141 Year Book Staff 141 Room Treasurer 141 Student Councll 131 ARNOLD ROSENBERG NORMAN YOFFE Honor R011 141 Patrol 141 L1eutenant 141 Publlc Speaklng 141 f 'E 'Q' UG 7 THE BOSTONIAN ea, -,oo CLASS 0 1942 Ill I ROBERT AARON N101 Pauol 444 Captam 444 IXI RFNLF INDI-IWI KN Budds P tlol 44 HOIIIQIOQIJI T1t iSl1l6l 4 IKWIINLI D XNIIXINO SKII III IIXK AARON BPLI RICHARD BLAIR Lleuteuanb 444 JAMES BLAKE Patlol 444 TIQHSUIEI 41234 ERNEST J BOUTILIER, Honor Roll 424 Blology Club ANDREW J BOWES Publlc Speakmg 4234 ROBERT BREEN Sergeant 4 44 Inn Dmg Dong Ruhle Bud Shorty Andy Bo JLLILS BROOKS Selgeant 4 f FORCE BROOWII ll' I D RIC ll XRD G ILO!! 4 xfblll P t1ol 4 IKWIEN bl N-K FI SNC lx X I UIILI Base-ball 'S Football EARI CXWIFRON Selgeant 444 SAWIUEL LHINIARA SAMUEL CLOSE Patrol 444 Lueutenant 444 Treasurer 434 GEORGE P CONNOLLY L1eute-nant 444 ERNEST COOPER Honor Roll 434 Stamp Club 4 llle Nukx IIIVIC 4 Jmmu Ivun Pfalol 444 Sam Sam Home Room Stretch Erny 3 44 JOHN J CRAVEN Jeb ALLAN CRISP HCFISDICU Track 42,34, Prmtng Club 444 Speech Class 42 3,4,4, Patlol 444, Lxeutenant 444 BENJAMIN FREDRICK CRON Benny HOI101 Roll 4124, Sexgeant 444 J A P 44 - 3 ' ' A . 4- 4 4. ' L . lf Il. if il nl . 7:1 ,Q .A ..,,. 4 I 1, 3: 'rn ..B!., .,' -- 'ICH 'C . 4 ' l' Ba. z 1 11 ' 441 Llvllifxlliilll 44. Stamp Club 424: Pulrol 444. 1 . , 44 ll ' 14 1' v . 'x - ,n X4 4 4 Y 4, l. Y 4 '- xx I 4 . . I 4 4-. 4.' l J ' f 5 K 4.4: L 444: .V , ' 'K l' ' N . I ff l , l . 'Q C . .. ,4 .. 4, . . , 3 ' 424, . s. y, KL 97 .. , ll 'bil I 4 - ,4 4. THE BOSTONIAN ear 002 CLASS O 1942 RA! NIOND J CROWE Rav Patrol 14' RICHARD CULLEN Sonnv AXYIIIOII Club 11 Cleo Club 13' Assembh Commlttee 1234' Muixc ApDI'8Cl'1tl0II Club 14' VaIl9tV Show 13' Publlc Spefilung 14' JAWIE5 DANION Jlm Football 134' Track 1234' Captam 14' WIWLENIT DE CL NTO Asmonomy Cl 1b 12' DONIINIC DEMARCO FRAWK E DIGIROLAINIO WILLIAM S DIYOY S91g63Ilf, 13' Lleutenant ' NIILLVIN EDW ARD DOBKIN Honor Roll 12' Track 134' WILLIANI J DONOVAN' HENR1 A EDIVARDS ANTIIONX L FALINO Honor Roll 13 4' Sel e'mt TERR1 I-AN ANDAKIS S 1 eant PRANKIS D I INNLR AN 173 Vm D1 G1 Stan Wie Bl Eddie Tony Fannw I ou DANIEL J FITZPATRICK Lleutenaut 14' IS ADORE FREEDNIANT NIARTIN FRIEDNI AN Patlol 14' KENNETH A FRXE WI AX S GAN Honol Roll 134' Vocatlona Patrol 134' Lleutenant 14' RICHARD W GARRITY RICHARD GEDIWIAW Fltl Sonny Wlarty Ken Mac l G1llld'll'lC8 14' Dlck Pops Pubhc Speakmg 1234' Band 134' Vanets Show 13' BERNARD GLASKINJ Berme Baseball 1234' Football 1234' Txack 3 4 Patrol 134' Honorable Mentlou All Bobton Football Vocatlonal Gmdance 14' SIDYEY S GOLDBERG Goldy Track 134' Swltchboaxd 13' Patrol 14' CHARLES GOLDNIAN Charlne Honor Roll 13' Patrol 147 Sergeant 14' I I3 I 1 H A 11 I I I I I 1 - .. 1 .1 Y 4 3: 1 II4 ' . . I I . ,' . . ' V' ' u 11 u V V L A I I I I I I 1. ' , 1 1 ,I - 11 I I I I I I 1 1 ' .I 1. 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 u ,, 1 1 1 1 1 I. 1 11 I I I. I I I . . , 1 . , 1 I 3 1 1 1 - I I V as ' 1' ' ' A II .11 1 1 1 - I I , 1 11 1 11 I I 4 L K , 4 . 1 4, . , . 1 . 1 4 . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 71 1 1 1 ' 1 1 II 11 1 1 ' A I I 1 1 , 1 . as 11 . 1' . I , . 1 11 - n ' ' Y ' I . I I ll 1 v II 1 ' H 1 f II - 11 ' K A . - - ' . . 1 . 1 v ' . 1 1 1 1 -1 - , g . -. '. , 1 1 1 1 .. 1 . -7 e g . 1-'. I . . . 1 . 1 1 1 I. -1 - . . ' . I 1 I 1 C1967 THE BOSTONIAN ea, oo? CLASS 012' 1942 Clgf D AX ID G GOI DWI AN Goodv Assemblx Colnnnttee 43' French 43' Asso Clate Busmess Manaffer Bostonlan 43' Stu dent COUDCII Alternate 43' Class Elector 43' JOSEPH H GOLNER Joe Honor Roll 4234' French 42' Vocauonal Guldance 44' Altelnate Student Counc1llo1 VSILLIABI GOODRUM VV1ll1e T18Ck44' Patlol 44' Sexgeant JOHN M GOULD Red Lleutenant 44' JAMES HALL Jimmy Track 43' Sergeant 44' HARRY A HOVVARD Hauntv Honor R011 43 4' L1eutenant 44' HERBERT JACKSOW Lee Track 43' Orchest1a44' Band 44' Varl ety Show Band 43' ALEXAINDER JONES Alec Glee Club 44' Patrol 44' IRVING KARCHMLR rv Honor Roll 42 3' DANIEL KEAW ENEX Dan ROBERT J KEAYEWE1 Bob Honol R011 42 3' Sergeant 44' CORWELIUS JANIES KELL1 Connie Sergeant 44' Honor Roll 434' Class Day COIIlIll1tftG8 44' MAX KNTOFF Mac Sergeant 44' RICHARD V LAVVSON Flash GEORGE F LEINNTON 0 Patrol 434' Room Spelllng Wlnner 43 Captaln 44' 'IIALRICE F LEVY Twin Honor Roll 42' Blology 42' M3th6m8t1CS 43' French 43' Patrol 44' Lleutenant 44' PAUL SUMNER LEVY Lev Honor R011 423' Student Counc11 42' Pa tlol 44' Sergeant 44' WIALRICE A LEWIS Tarzan Track 44' Alternate Student COUHC11 42 JOSEPH I IEBERINIANI Joe Chess 434' Captam Chess Team 44' V1ce Pleeldent of Boston Interscholastlc Chess League 44' H 'IROI D ISI LI O1 D Speei Band 1934' Cho1a1P1act1ce4 Patlol 44' J A ' . 1 A A A A' .4 sn ' ' v - w 4. vy 46 . . - . . . . , ' . , . ' L - n D ' ' 1 - - 7 - .. 4, . . l . , I , . 1 42'. 7 at ' V7 y .4 - - v- - V A ' . A I . 3 . ,44' A ..A 4' .. ., . . 5 .. 4, sl ' U Track 42,3,4'g Patrol 44'g Sergeant 44'. 3 . M H . X W lf , . ' ' 2 'C 1 1 ' ' . .. ,, A v .4 ,- 'Y : ' 1 9 '- A ' . . , . , . . ' Z ' J 2 ' . Y U U k X cs sy , . - 5 I - v all D , . 4 4 - .. ., . . - , , . . Z ' - 1 ' - 4 .-,. : ' ' L 3 . ' THE BOSTONIAN ea, 300 CLASS or 1942 IOHN H MA6 LFOD Jack FIPIICH 434 CllGlll1SIl'Y 444 Band 444 THONIAS NIARTIN Tom Puntexs Club Student COUUC11 43 MORRIS M-XTFEG 'Wlorrev Su 1tCllbO2lld Operator 444 GEORCE 'WCG-EE Flbber' DENNIS 1IcHLGH Mac T1ack424 Student C0llI1C11 444 Sergeant 444 Aesemblv Commlttee 444 Patrol C43 NIARIO MOLINARI Mol Chemlstlw 444 W1nne1 of Ind1v1dual Drlll 434 Patrol 444 Lieutenant 444 KENNETH MORSE Ken Photography f234' Student Councxl 24 NELSON! NORXIAN Admiral Honor Roll 444 Patrol 444 AI FRED PANAC 1 Patrol 434 W II LIANI F PELI AGRINI Pells Baeeball 4344 ROBERT PERKINS Perk Honor Roll 42344 Patrol 44 Room Treas 11101 3 S ean Rom-:RT H PIEIH F Bob U' f Spe1l1ngBeeCl'1ssWmne1 4134 D'1v1s Award 41 B1ologs Club 414 PIIIITZCIS Club 444 Al ternate Student Councll 42 34 'WORWIAW S POLONETSKY Polly Astronomy Club 424 Biology Club 424 Cho ral Practice 424 Glee Club 424 Drum Corps 41 2 3 44 Lieutenant Drum Corps 444 EDWARD POWERS Eddie WINSTOW J PRESCOD WVllly GEORGE W ROSEIN Glge Glee Club 444 Publxc Speakmg Sergeant 43 44 ALBERT ROSENBERG HENYRY ROSENBLOOVI Hank Honor Roll 11231 French Club 424 Math Club 444 Boston Pubhc School Symphony Orcheatra 412344 NIARVIN ROTTENBERG Marv Patlol 444 L16l1I6D'1l1t 444 EARLE RUBIN Vlc Publlc Speakmg 43 44 W A ,- ' . . .' ..- . - Y 1. -- .' .su C ' ,. A A . if K N N , 1 n v V ' Z ' P . ,' . . 4 A4 U - .. I A ll ' Y vu A Q 44 ll . N v v ' N !l ' 2 ' I - , ,, . .. . ' ' , 4 THOBIAS S. BICLAREN DISC ' ' .' 1 Al 1 V lm H ' ' , U -v .. I ' I Av 4 4 .4 .4 . , . . . ' . , : ' 4 , 4 Y ' H vi 1 . . . ' 3 ' 1 . v 4. 4 , ,, . ,, 1 4 .1 - 4. A Av 44 NAV, V A . 1 . 4. .Y N fn ... . 1 ' ' 45 1. - 4 4g erg If-14, THE BOSTONIAN ea,- K CLASS or 1942 Cl C NORMAN S RUBIN Rube Honor Roll 131 Publxc Speakmg 131 'VIELVIN D RUBIN Mel Smtchboard 141 L1eutenant 141 AARON SACKS Zeke Patrolman 141 Sergeant 141 EYELON P SANTOS Mldge Patrol 141 Lleutenant Drum Corps 141 ISADORE SKLAR Photogxaphw Club 131 O1Ch6St1a 4 12341 Lleutenant JOHN W SLIVVA HAROLD SNXDER Sergeant 141 EDDIUWD SP ARKS SAMUEL STECHER Izzle 1 Band Sparks Hal Sparks Steck Spelhng Bee Room Champlon 1231 Datxol 141 Chess Club 141 Honor Roll 131 VHLLIAINI B STEVENTS Bully Track 12341 Room Baseball Team 111 Pa trol 141 Choral Practrce 141 Publxc Speak mg 141 lieutenant 121 WALTER M STEVVART Llelltenant 141 ALLAN A STONE Sergeant 141 Stoney RALPH STONE Pubhc Speakmg 123 41 Patlol 13 41 Stoney SAMUEL J STORWANTI Lleutenant 131 Sam JOSEPH SULLIV AW Txack 1141 Glee Club 141 c1l 1341 Sergeant 131 Sully Student Coun ROBERT A SULLIV AW Pxmtlng Club 141 Room Treasurel 141 Stu dent COullCl1 141 Lleutenant 141 Sullv WIANLEL E SVS ARTL DIOIISIE Football 131 Txack 131 Debatmg Club 131 KENNETH THOWIAS Joseph Txack 13 41 Glee Club 141 MUSIC Club 141 Band 11 2 3 41 JOSEPH J LRBAN Dapper Damel Patlol 141 Smtchboald 141 Se1Ueant141 Class PICHIIG Representatue 141 y M1 9 v u v- v u - sv 48 3 ' ' ,. , , 1 I I - 2 9 - Q . v' - ' , . , g ' 1, ' . I Q - . 1 1 ' 1 - , , 3 . . , 3 A ' v n an A , 1 141. 5 - A A . A A Q9 Glee Club 1311 Patrol 141. MELVIN STRICKER - Mel V 7 M H 4 A AK .. ' , 1 1 - . 3 . 4 ' A . nt lv 3 1 ' U D b A' f 1 ' u ' -1 : ' 5 ' ' - 2 3 ' 3 ' 1 ' 1 : 'D g THE BOSTONIAN ea, gaog CLASS OF 1942 SAMUEL L. VALINSKY Straus Honor Roll 11.3,41' Patrol 141. GEORGE VW-KRD Bunboy Honor Roll 141 Lieutenant 141 JOHN P WALL Red ISRAEL WEINER Iggy Honor Roll 141' Vocational Guidance 141. Track 131' Photography Club 1413 French Club 1413 Patrol 141: Lieutenant 141. ant 141. THOMAS F WHELAN Butch THOMAS WI WILSON Tommy Honor Roll 12 3 41 SPIRIT OF 42 It sctms but ftw short yt irs lgo That skits Wtrt grim o trhtad And flames of hwtt did hotlv glow To paint 111 Europt rtd It is your duty, Youth was told To you the qutst wt givt T1kt up tht blttlt try of old' Dtmotritw must hut' Thty did not stop to qutstlon thtn Of death thes hwd no hetd That endless hnt ot glllant men Of extrw ract and trttd And ntlth 1 fortign slxx Thts frttlx gut of sxxtlt ind blood To http thtlr binntr high Alls' tht firts gltim 121 n Cn sudtlx stitttrtd soil T t txrmts till t it ,ods of pun iungtx hltt in t aus tht t1 rt 1 llSI1JXK httn hur tt F1 us t it tlslx bt n ut xt , ITUILIIIWJ Tht pull oux fzthtrs midt Throughout tht glorious dmys of yort A willing flamt has ltapt XX t stand prtplrtd IS txtrmort The Challengt to acttpt God grlnt than no mort blood shall flow But mcrty rult msttld, So that our sons m ly ntx tr know Tht plth th It wt must trt ld Morrzs H14 L1 Hg? 1 ' 49 V Al 7 , K - 1 . 'fl f l f I 1 I 'l l . 1 , . . 'I T T V Y, . - 1 . 1 'I 7 2 5 K' I l . 1. ' l D XL , .,,, ,, , A , , ,, I Y - 5 ' 5 5' ' '7' , . . , , They came, a fighting fearless floodg 9 ' ' , , 1, Q s i k n h '4 lxy . .A. Ofl j , L ',. d oil. Tl - 1 'l l. 1 ' -- l -l, '1 1l'.' -clfl. To follox' hrouyh . l '4 rltl THE BOSTONIAN ear CLASS OF 1942 age CLASS OF 1942 CSZAOKGZMLC 0I'1,0I Rmchard Addelson Morrxs Davms ohn Gentnle Saul Berak Melvin Dobkm Walter Glazer Alfred Benson Bernard Dubmsky Edvun Gluck Louls Blank Harry Ergenmacht oseph Golner Robert Boar: james Enterkm Wllllam Goodman John Brennan Myer Ezrm W 1Il1am HaJJar Earl Cameron Nathan Frxedman Irvmg., Karchmer Brendan Carroll Mark Frledman Cornelius Kelly Robert Clarke Donato Frrsoll Alvan Kramer Angelo Corsettn Bertram Galner Donald Langxlle Sidney Curelop Max Gan Joseph Mxasmck Herman Geller Davld Menselman Kenneth Moran john Murphy Stanley Needleman Wxlllam Pennxe Norman Pettnpaw Vlctor Plcone Samuel Polonsky Sxdney Rayberg Edmund Rubm Aaron Sacks Bernard Schecter Morrxs Shecket .Ac Leuemenf .Jgonor CLASS OFFICERS Dane Shulman Lawrence Siegel Allyn Sllverman Leonard Sweet Francns Talbot Samuel Valmskv Martm Weiss Thomas Whlte Thomas Wnlson Sumner Wolsky Irvmg Yoffe PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEF ROBERT CLARKE EDITOR IN CHIEF OF BOSTONIAN FDITOR IN CHIEF OF YEAR BOOK BUSINESS MANAGER MORRIS I-IICKS HENRY FRIEDMAN HERMAN GELLER MICHAEL CROWLEY COLONEL OF 20TH REGIMENT COLONEL OF 2lST REGIMENT PRESIDENT I-OOTBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM BASEBALL TEAM HOCKEY TEAM GERALD MARGIL JOHN BRENNAN ROBERT WEBBER BERNARD SCHECTER LITERARY HONORS BENJAMIN JOHNSON JOHN s MEZIAN WALTER OLAZER PATROL CAPTAINS BERTRAM GALNER ROBERT WIEBBER LEONARD SCI-WVARTZ DRILL THOMAS S WHITE GERALD P MARGIL STUDENT COUNCIL JOSEPH GOLDEN CAPTAINS OF ATHLETIC TEAMS GEORGE BERKOWITZ HARVEY STEINBERG FRANCIS McCARTHY HARRY DeSTEFANO BOOL p50A ' IQ, ' f f J ' . A- IQ, JUNE 1942 MEMORIAI ANNUAL ROBLRT B VAS Fl RSON H d NI VOLUME XIX NUMBLR 5 J , . , .I , rf f , 1 Y A 'L ?1 x . ' x V if ' A ' X , X , I x ' 5 . . . X' 2 ' . ' C11 A IISICI' 7 w ia...- su bm 5004 ef 55 C l!0I 1 JJ0lllliL C l 0:5 JIIJIIIQJJ anuger J4 f 60015 I'l ll tl Ill? LESTER KAPLAN IL L Ill jezlflll ei MORTON HERSON eizru fmen J JOSEPH GOLDEN PAUL MARGOSIAN C, O N T E N T S Superlatrve Cartoon Cla s Superlatwes It Happened To Us Cartoon of The Year School Songs Schcol News Graduahon Program Class Pres1dents Speech Senror Scenes Class Day FXCICISGS JOHN S MEZIAN MERTON FRIEDMAN ROBERT WEBBER WALTER GLAZER DAVID BRAYTON RICHARD SPENCER DAVID BORSTEL WILLIAM WORKMAN GERALD CABITT BENJAMIN JOHNSON EDMUND RUBIN MYRONI DANIELS LEWIS LITVIN DAVID MEISELMAN JOSEPH MIASNICK 73 61 '-fl -gif! - . .fd 'I 'wiifi ' - W ' W! - I. ' . - , , 2 ,o 5,,- f .I - Q . f - - - . Prophecy .....- 54--57 ' ...4 58 S - ,.... 59 , , . . . 60 . . . . 61 1 , . , . . 63 - , , , . .64--69 ' -,,. 70 ' ' .... 71 h - . A I . . 72 , - , . . --76 HEC fyzf XXX Na Xgfjff I f NATIONA Capntol H1ll was catapulted unto an up roar on Sunday of last week w1th the tele rraphnc news that mysterlous planes commg, over m waves, had bombed the shore, not once, not twrce, but thnce Presldent Robert Curran called an 1mmed1ate meet mg, of the Cabmet and Senate leaders Staggermg down Whxte House corrldors wmth h1s advlsers Secretary of State Gardner Secretary f the Treasury retary of War Rubln Secretary of the Navy Curelop Secretary f Interxor Yolmsky Presldent Curran commented h1S torlcally There are 360 degrees to clrele everythmg moves, therefore a twm born 20 mmutes later 15 actually born m a dlfferent house BIG BILLCH ARK QDPJ Representa me Alfred Kapper late of Guzzle Gulch N D was grasely wounded wh1le defend m his busmess establishment here Through the courtesy f D1SUHltCd Press cracked reporter Garrulous Webber we herewlth present the followmg., lnter vxew What were you domq at the txme of IhlS obnoxmous IIIIFUSIOIIQ A All I was dom was trym ta make an l'onest hun productlon CZHSOH But have you any concrete eudence 54 L AFFAIRS that you were operatmg a legmmate racket? A Yep 90 proof' In Ph1ladelph a two pollcemen, Robert Boarl and George Sarruda, accosted a suspx cxous lookmg stranger who turned out to be beer kung Bernard Dub1nsky and asked hmm what he was domg Waxtmg for my part ner he saxd They asked Wheres he? down the street In a Boston aquarxum pensne wlld halted Irvmg Reckless Rachlns presldent of the Chamber of Commerce Flrst Tax Collector and School Commxtteeman of Squall Lake N Y QPop 2561 stood LRZIDQ, 1nto the wa tery depths of a well stocked tank When fish became scarce mystlfled guards Mlchael Crowley and Bertram Galner fnrst scratched thexr heads then broke m on the watersxdc mus nts of the pensxve wmld hanred stranger Through a hole IH hns pocket he was dangllng, a llne pullmg., h s catch up through h1s pants SPECIAIV S B Cnmnzou, xaledlctorlan of 1 Boston schools class of 69 has asked the draft authorntxes lf he could do hxs years tramlng., by correspondence He was, he ex plamed allergnc to beans and prunes MFMORIAL ANNUAL, June 1942 of , X , W, 3 , X ' NX 1, f fx XXX A f , X, ' if X ,N f ' ! 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' - Q. , , ,- sv , -- ,- .U frcftrrmtg to hms torntt tonttrtoj IS IIJSJ oHf SLFALIDE Boul s 1m:1ttur hour THE LIVELY ARTS Premxertcl llst nttk m Boston 11,11 N1th1n Frncdmnn S Conttrto INO 13 5 nn two flats and 21 b15tmtnt for tht ltft hindtd sw nphomst l'ht tonttst1nts vtrt 'Nlorton Htrson mtl tht Ph1lh1rmon1t Ssmphony of Blut H1lI Xwtnut untltr tht blton of m1tstr1 Htrbtrt IDUIFHII1 uoth oloxst Htrson fol lovung tht tonttrt I would hut b tn btt ttr lf I h1tlnt ont foot in tht grooxt In C1rncg1e H111 N Y , an audlentc after he1rmt, Tht I-rxftjeclmm I'1m1ly Ch01f fNIcrton Nhrtln, Sumner Henry Xnhan, Isadorc Nlark Corntlxus Kelly DIFLLIOFD lxmp through thrtt thorusts of Yfn I IIIQLII Brmlnzen, responcltd nn 1 xery substmtm m1nntr to tht tunt of su doztn oxtr rapt tom1tot1 1nd thrtt not so hor lppltx Optrl Houst llsttntrs list wttk htlrtl Stlnfortl I IIIXIHS l'I'IOI1LlH1LI1f.1I work vkrltttn for tht torntt Announttd tht tompostr some tvso ytlrs no Thls pxttt luttly unpltlvablt Sud dumbfouncltd tomposer Lltvnn If it first you don t aut t t 5, trw 1 1m who last xxttk 'xblntlonttl motlon pltturts hlvlng, Jpptlrtd Xtrs sutttssfully St sutttss ntly In LOUIS Blanks suptr protluttlon ts t body m Flu 'Iluluq Bff IH Simutl Sthncxders mflamed thromosomc reltast as the m1n who toulcln t make xt bet1ust of inother tngagemtnt Tfwf' M1111 II lu Couhfnl Wah ll m the Paul R1th Intr.1 mur1l, flamlng, ttthmchromosome multn plinc ttthnltolor, four tl1mtnt1on1l hlm bx u t Grxpt Pm ummnt 1 111 fl ortman was of tourst tht uxlx pntumotottus vxhxth Btrn1rtl Gl1sk1n trulttl so mmx IIITILS 1tros1 t t tlyttl ltns from 'XXX t SVSJ l1st wt k optntd nn tht rotkmt musntomtdx bx bold trt, 1nd Solomon I I PUIILANILHI Iortmln pllstd tht txtrtmtlx dlthtult part of tht tensus tlklnz polnttman who Stxtn tlmts ln INIENIORI-XL Axxt AL,JLlr16 1942 t I ont txmt rn Xtt II, 1nd 7 1 tmts A t III rtntltrtd dthtatt, prttnsxon tnmt knotks .lt tht door onlx to hnd tht ottu p1FIIS out Crntlts Dund 1tob1 md lson Umm of tht X lc 1 1 mil 1 1 git.. hulttl Portm IH I9 1 knotktr to rn 1l Oppor tumtw T t pltturt was produttcl by NI1rtm Saltz cllrtttttl bx Robtrt XY lIll1lI'l'lS, TIILISIL undtr tht biton of Alfrtd Garshltk Costumes by XX llll1IT1 Stott It was dmtlosttl bw tompostr Pdtlw Glick thlt ht wus vsorkmt, on 1 thor1l for 1 291 pnttt orthtstm, 1 77 pnttt brlss blnd 1nd to 1 ll off 1 thorus of 303 ftmilt YOILLQ, t 1th ont tomposer St 1f1Lll 15 mlty and ente Gllt ho1 pollon Throw n LlI'IXlflg 1 tllfftrtnt tunt The upon btlng qutstxoned by Gul to tht pmttnbllltw of suth tnor IES probablt tffttt upon 1n audi k replned I should wxorrx 1f dw dont lxkt bootl muslt' rtttntlx for 1tttn1pt1n.g to burn up tht ur vs tts thost Sn lntomp1r1blt musxtmni, Jhfllkl C1b1tt o trt I n Iitnumln IX1Ilfll'l I.1Lll XIITQOSIIH IJOHIILI Rtsnltk mtl ostph Shulmm vutrt quottnl IS SIXIDLC Iootx upon hum vat su Iooty upon nm Vet ns tomt, to stt Xrt TOSLJHIDI who ap prttlatts I11LlSlLll 1, nxus uhtn ht stts nt Vet tattrlv 1VKJlf dtxtlopmtnts ' ' 1 A fx - AC 1 ' ' V 1 ' . 2? i -. in ' 'K -1 Y 0 ' ' 1 C , 1 1 1 1'-. 1 1-' ' - ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 k-QA! 1 -1 , 1 v ,Y ' , .. - '. 1 ' I L -' fi' R11 1' A ' I 'V X 1.1'fJ1 . 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EDUCATION I-Iawmg recently returned from a most rnterestxng., and 1I'1f0I'I'l1i1Il3C yourney Eastern Srberla professors Leonard Street Rlch rd Pare Sahac Dakessmn and George Daly are prepaxmg., to s t down for pos tertty the knowledge they hue accumulated Speakmg for the group Dr Sweet P U Ph D S A P s d As the result of our exploratlons my assocntcs d I ha come to the concluslon that forcmost ln our es 11 whttchl yuh do ts rhc vs hoyxcha do Rcsldcnt Psychlltrlst ohn Crlycn of thc NI nhattln 5t1tc llospltll for thc delf dumb EVEIEIOQYE -5 Nurs A, UV E I N40 otimf croffvlaovf Af I I f ! li? W MM l f Mloff IJMQL 671 r WWW ' nd blmd and luthor of the reccnt bcst scl ler Me and Hercdnty morc than recently case an address to a notable gcroup of Psy choloclsts nn the Bronx After delxvermg, a brrllrant oratnon on why hrs book was superlor to any other text pre ylously publlshed and contrary to all ex pectattons Psych1atrnst Cray en proceeded to emrt sounds to the effect of burble burble rrb Psychxatrxst Craxen vsas for clbly led away and rs noyy ln resxdence at t Manhattan State In charge of the case Doctors Maurxce and Paul Leyy Lxttle Hoof Montana lust a vxeek ago a UDINEFSIIY bullt from the funds donated 56 bv that noble soul ason Baker, the modest and unassuming benefactor named the Tem Plc' 0 LFKIIIIIIIQ m honor of ason Baker and declared because of world eondltxons rather than ox erburdenmg the students vuth only bormg studxes there would be an extra course m the study of the lrfe yxorrk and accomplnshments of Iason Baker yxhrch would bc nccessary for ull degrees Nlr Btker chose the folloums, college heads D an mf thc college of Irbtrml Arts and SLILIILLQ acob Xctstcm Dem of thc Sclool ol I lu Rxchlrcl I IH son Dcm of the School cf ournalsm Iicnptmm olm on Dcan f thc School of ll'lt8,ll1LQI'll'l5 Xlax lxnoff thc lrcsldcnt Sccrctary md Cl'1llI'!'Hll'l of th Botrd of 'XClI'11lSSl0l1S of the Unlxersxtx xson Iitkcr Morris H cks rc dcnt psxcholoelst at the Worchcster Sttte Ho prtll, told 1 conference of psychologs s and psychmtrnsts ln Butte that yxlthout 1 doubt Tfwz Burn Il zzfmqv 0 Slglllllllll htm! are dchmtely rn thc errata and should be dropped from college lxbrar1es Pressed for 1 rexson Isycholocxst Hlcks replled rours IS not 1 qucstlon vxhy yours 1 ut o lo l Hc rs nov undcn obsery mon It the psycho pxthlc vt 1rd of Bcllcy uc Hosp ttl In ch 1l'.,L of thc c1scs irc cmmcnt doc ors xx ho haxe 1s,rccd nmuxrnnzzxly that thcy h xc a case Arthur Hoffman Nlutln lclstcm Herman Geller and Rtchard Gcdnmm Grunge n exclusxe mterueyx three days a,,o m Baton Route to Tfzr' DFll101lfl01l IVeekly the mag-,azlne yyxth a frmshmg touch Mad the ma3,az1ne vuth a snarl and Gzudge, the mag,az1ne mth gr r r th gay caballeros of the drama Cso they call themselyesj Wxll Enms and Marvln Rotten berg prouded the au antmg vsorld wth the follovung news We mtend to take the plays of Shakespeare on a road tour all over the country MFMORIAL ANNUAL, june 1942 v. 7 k .I 11' ' 7 ' ' V 55 ' I . - c s v ' Q f A ' . 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'. 1 , 'Xl I A .2 '-H J ' ' A Q E Dr tl 'K ' 1' Q 'Q f 1' ' ' '- ' ' A' Q Url... 1' , L 7 lh. . 1 ' '. 1 A I' , ' i - c 1 1 ' c ' ' - -' 1 XV-' , r 1 tw lgb f ' val I .1 ' ' ' ' H ' 1 1 . 57 C AREFREL BORSTEL LASS SUDEIQLA MOST DETERMINED Of IQ4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TIVEI MOST POPULAR GERALD MARGIL HAPPIEST LPAbT ALFRLD O.Jrd6J MOST ATHLLTIC GEORGL BERKOWITZ IW MOST Dx MosT LITERARY BENJAMIN JOHNSON IEP E ll CLASS SUPERLATIVES I-IAINDSONIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCLED BEST COMEDIAXI BEST ATHLETF BEST APPI TITL BLST LINOTX PL OPI RATOR BEST CI-II XIIST BEST PATROLNIAN BEST DRESSED BEST CONIPOSITOR BEST SPELLER BEST CLASS BEST PRLSSMAIN BEST CAPT AIN MOST LEAST QUIETEST NOISIEST SADDEST HAPPIEST WITTIFST BLST TYPL DI SIGNLR XVORST PICTURL VIOST POPULAR 'VIOST SERIOUS NIOST DETERMIN ED MOST INGENIIOUS NIOST DIPLOMATIC NIOST MUSICAL MOST TALKATIX L NIOST CAREFREE MOST AMBITIOUS MOST INTELLIGENT EDVIUYD RUBIN NIORTON HERSON GEORGE BERKOW 1Tz SHLPHARD NORMAN BLRT L DAMTLIN DAN ID MLISLLMAN NIR REARDON GERALD CABITT CORNELIUS J KELLY NATHAN FRFEDMAN CLASS OF 42 JOHN P CLANCY THOMAS WHITE MARTIN WEISS ALFRED BENSON MARIO MOLINARI ROOM soo 'VIOST COOPERATIVE SENIOR SAMULL SCHNEIDER W ILLIAM ENNIS LESTTR KAPLAN YEARBOOK PICTURE GERALD MARGIL NIERTOXI FRIEDMAN ROBERT WEBBER NIARK FRIEDMAN JOHN IVIEZIAN LEW IS LITX IN SAMUEL CINAMON DAX ID BORSTEL XIYER EZRIN W ILLIAM HAUAR NIOST LITERARY TALENIT BL NJANIIN JOHNSON MOST CON SCIEIN TIOUS STANLLY NTFDLFMAN MOST X ERSATILE IOHN BRPNINANI M1 NIORIXI ANNLII jum 1947 S9 T 'L ,. ,, IPICASQ sign hcrcj ' . . . . . 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I I I' ., - I 'T HAPPENED TO SEPTEMBILR 1941 Hallelujah' School rs ofhclally open A we open the door we can see the fates of our fellow students gleammg wlth hap pmess as they are about to bepm a new sea son of the beloyed bnoklearnmg., patrolmen are named These ln ease you haven t heard are the boys of R M H 9 w o have been seleeted to guide the students rush ing to thexr next elass A meetmp, of the Bmfonzan staff IS held and the future yournalxsts are ehosen The publxc speakmg classes begm under the able g,u1d ance of Mrs McGrath The fresh men are surprlsed when they hear musle b mg played 1n the lunch room The ofheers m drnll are chosen OL TOBl:R 1941 Hooray' Our football team has won nts first g,ame of the season lt overwhelmlngly defeated Commerce High by a seore of 13 0 At thns rate we ought to be among., the lead ers at the close of the season Our frxend Hashxan has b en made ehalrman of the Assembly Commxttee Boston Herald Book Fanr 15 held at the Boston Garden All pupnls wrshmg to attend thus lnstructxve assembly wlll be QIVCH a pass by Mr Masterson to be excused for the day We have always wondered how thls school would look wnth nobody ln It EXTRA' Bu, new s' The freshman of our sehool hav. yust learned whleh 1 then' r13.,ht foot and whnth ns thenr left Our drnll ought to be great now NOVEMBER 1941 Hooray abaln' Our football team ust defeated Mechame Arts Hush by vlctory Boy are we rollmg., along' e have our plctures taken for our lxfe eards hh ' V ' The Bovlonmrz eomes out Boy what an xssue' The edntorxal board ought to be congratulated for the superb work It has put mto th1s pubhcatnon The students of R M HS contrnbute toward 60 the presentatxon of a snlver plaque for a new battleshxp whnch L9 to be launched under the name of the Massachusetts T e puplls are gxyen a chance to purchase Defense Savmzs Bonds on Frrday afternoons Thls ns another move toward the smashmg of our eommon enemy onee and for all Mem orlal retrets the departure of Messrs Dugan Butters Golden Murray and Iaaxon who have been transferred to other schools Mr Flynn IS appomted Vocatlonal Counselor We begun to get wenghed and measured by Dr Korb The Musxc Apprcclatlon Club a new orgamzatlon IS formed under the 1.,u1dance of Mr Gross John Mezlan IS chosen Fdator m Chxef of the school Year Book DECEMBER 1941 VUAR' The tragle news IS the sole topxc of eonyersatnon at Roxbury Memorlal thus month j1pans attack on Pearl Harbor forces the President to ask Congress to de clare war on japan Mr Masterson, know mg, that thls speech will be of great xmport anee arranges 1 lomt assembly wnth the bnrls m whmeh we wall be glven the opportumty to hear thxs momentous speech The pat rolmen beg thexr eaptams to change thexr posts to 440 In case you are mterested 440 IS a gurls room We haxe our first aar raxd alert and at proves that we are well pre pared for whateyer mxght happen Some thang., new has been added The Musle Appreentnon Club meets m 1 lomt meetms, wlth the Musne Club of Gnrls Memornal JANUARY 1942 Those lueky mdnuduals the football play ers recenve bexutnful green and gold sw eaters A meetmg of the Jumor Arr Rand War dens 1S held 1n Room 500 and the response IS mstantaneous Semor assembly for the candndates for the class oihces they are gxven the opportunnty to alr therr opmlons The result of the electrons are Pres1dent Gerald Mrzmoanv ANNUAL, june 1942 1 Q' U S A T . V Y V , A i u n h v- ' v' . . ' ' ' v' 1 v - e U L I . . f 1 -' ' 7 The ' . ', I I x ' W ' ...... - , A . , A . . ' ' l ' ' A u v x 4 1 . - I 7 . ' . ....... . . ' I K .,......,.,.. ' ' 3 7 ' 7 Q- Y I . ..... q 1 U v ' L ' 'B ' . . V Q V . i . . , ' , , . . . 1 , I , . - A . . . . . . 'l '. t 7 - . , y - - - , . A 7 A 4 . ' and companion for the past six years, jacob ' ' ' . y ' . v 2 i . - , . V A , . x I l' Y . ' . Y 1 . . . - Y . 'f A Y A . . K 1 ' L l I 7 . . 7. , Y . . , I 7 , . .s..... - . Y Y. , Y - . . , V Y . I - .,.,, a 7 Y.. . Y - ' Yi ' 1 3 ' . . . . , A I --'V ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' v v s g v r - y ' ' ' . - Y. .Q , . , . . V V l rl ' , ' ' ' - ' ' v' f r- . . . j . y - - '. V an 8-0 , , ' . 1 ' , f . ' y , V ' , , wr . . . . ' I . - E - . , Ohh . . . !,, .. , ' , y A ' ' ' ....... D 7 , - . . . A 3 V tv, . . ' . . ' , ' . ' , ' a 'A A-1 E MAILQH Q 41 V RKHAPJ SPEHQEZ YOU FRESI-IMEN WILL FIVE LETTER NEVER L EARN' ALLE Ar? E R H JAY LEFT END? T T Y LEFT IWO JRR, . ' X ai! Qffw if E TO DO IVIOR STUDYINGI C RRR by A I I-IADDA RE S V n O f Wd IWONDER I-IOM PELLY NNOULD HANDLt THIS' AT 5 Au. oval New X' xkqj.. OQAY M5 ,-1.21 iz Nl X O N-I V 1X X JUNE IT HAPPENED TO US 'v1arg1l VICC Presndent Jack Brennan Secre tary Trelsurer Robert Webber Lxccutne Commxttee Bernard Sheeter and Robert Clarke Semors are Z.,1YL.l'1 the opportumtv to fill out the1r aeh1eyement cards for the Year Book Many of the pup1ls feel d1s mal because of the paper shortage The teachers are ordered to g1ye fever eycamma txonsl FEBRUARY 1941 Thxs month starts ff vuth a ba L, BANG' The pxctures are taken for the Year Book at thc Wmn Studno Those dreaded personalnty marks are filed out by the teachers Hayen t you not lced how the co operat1on and manners of many pup1ls haye suddenly changed for the better? A Vxetory Book Campa1e,n be gms 1n our school We are g1y en pernaas s1on by the School Comm1ttee to plav basket ball 1n school lnstead of the regular Var1ety Show presented annually by boys vuth talent we were shovxnmoucs The ma1n feature was The Last Of The N1oh1eans Mr Campbell calls for baseball re cru1ts The dr1ll capta1ns drayy for place ment 111 the 1nd1v1dual competmye dr1ll t be held 1n Apr1l MARCH 1942 The annual Herald Traveler Spellmg Bee IS held 1nd1v1dual dr1ll IS held 1n he drill hall under the 3,u1danec of Cxptam Kelley Ten boys from each rc5,1ment arc chosen as wmners An out of school Sport Dance lb held 1n one of the luxur1ous hotels of Boston The pr1ce per couple 15 S125 All semors FCCCIXIDQ, B or better 1n Amer1can h1story are gnen an opportu n1ty to enter a contest at wh1c1'1 the w1nner yx1ll be presented w1th a Vashmgton Frank l1n Medal The wnnner of th1s contest w1ll not be announced unt1l graduauon mbht Pxctures of the clubs are taken for the Tfar Book APRIL 1942 All semors who have a pos1t1on awantmg 62 them outs1de may leaye school The r sponse was fYI'NIFll1l01lX Mr Campbell calls for baseball reerults Th1s year as 1n former years Coach Campbell hope to have a team vnhxeh mll excel not only 1n baseball but also 1n sportsmanshnp NX e feel confadent that h1s des1re w1ll be fulfilled XX e can say th1s because We haye seen hovs the sportsmanshxp of our football and hockey has excelled that of many other schools Heres WlS11ll1g the team a successful season Pr1ze dr1ll held the week before yacatnon The battle 19 elose but a colonel lncutenant colonel and three mayors are chosen for each reg1ment MAY 1942 Class Day IS held ln the m1ddle week of the month Class superlatnes and a proph ecy wr1tten by the Y ear Book staff lS read by the enterta1ners Many of the pup1ls take a lots of rlbbms, but they really shovs the1r sportsmansh1p bv not bemg offended lvhsterson PCFITIIIS all semors to lLlNC school semors who eontnbute thelr drxll umforms to the school are perm1ttcd to leaye school for the rema1nder of the year N1emor1al partakes 1n Memonal Day Ilxerenses The boys come to school 1n full dress on th1s day JUNE 1942 Thls IS the month when the schoolboy pa rlde takes place one of the most 1mportant me dents of the year Captam lxelley after the parade pralsed the boys yery highly I quote from the Captam The shovsmg wh1ch you boys gaye th1s year was one of the greatest and best ey er shovyn by the boys of Memor1al Boys Im proud of you' The momentous moment arrues Gradua t1on IS held 1n our school aud1tor1um The presentatnon of the Nlvashmgton Frank l1n Medal 15 awarded to an unsuspeetmg, sen1or A cup showmg, that he IS the most popular and all around fellow of the year IS awarded to one of the semors of our alma mater We are now alumm' A fond farewell t 3 1 MEMORIAL ANNUAL, Iure 1942 A 'S ' y 5 . 1 .V v l e- - 1 '- ' 'Q '- '. 5 .. . 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Y .. ,, . , H ,. ..... , , I ' - 'v - Y- - 7 U - - U W - ., ,, i . . .7 l , ' . 7 . , .I O 1 SCHOOL SONGS ROXBURY MEMORIAL HIGH To tune of the Song of the Rangers Let s all stand together Fughtmg ln all kmds of weather Flght fight Hght fight Memorlal forex er No one can top us No one can stop us And we plough rrght through for a touchdown As we hlt the llne h1t lt everv tlme Roxbury Memorxal Hrgh THE MEMORIAL SALUTE To tune of the Rxff Song Roll great Memorxal wheels of uct ry Roll turn the shxmng charlot toward our goal Glorxous on the field to behold On crashmg dashmg plungmg wlth each play All who dare beware the Roxbury fray Through all Memornal has shown A dauntless courage unknown All hall to thee MOTHER MEMORIAL Mother Memorxal sx mbol of glory Shme on and gulde us llke stars from above Through all the storm and strlfe You haxe ex er borne us To Vou our protector we glwe our love Mother Mernornal maker of heroes Teacher of goodness to all of your sons Watch us and pray for us Help us ln our Sorrows Gleam llke a beacon Gulde us on MEMORIAL AANLAL june 1942 , K I ' 9 9 l , 7 1 , 3 X , 7 .I Y V. , 5 , V , Forever grand, green and gold, Y ' 1 . 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I as nllll Here we are boys-on the verge of grad uation' Wfe have toiled for four years and now nt IS here the moment we have anx lously walted for Most of us wlll achieve graduatlon, only a yery few have fallen by the Way Durmg the four years we have at tended Memorial we have seen our 1nd1v1dual fortunes as our athletic teams rise to glory or fall in defeat But Memorial boys have always been dnstmeunshed for their spirit and as mdxylduals and teams we have over eome setbacks Let us hope that will to w1n will always stay with us Now for the last time we say Let s 50 to press' It ns qulte strange but whenever some one is needed to represnt our sehool Walter L Glazer fhe simply adores that L J has never failed to present his serylees He has trulv had a eareer at this temple of learning., as Shorty Wilkins Gerry Marexl Bob Web ber Merton Friedman and a host of others And 1f the solution does not dissolve in mtrxe acid but will 1n ammonium hydrox ide you haye a ehlorlde explained Sydney Lurlop to Sammy Sehneider one day lXever neyer hms it failed Before the bell for the seeond period has rung, Norman Blonder Bert Miller Shep Norman and Lefty Weiner haye no more than tvso sandwiehes amone, them Company for vmrd oh o 0 o' ' unquote Stan Needleman one of Memorial s Gestlpo ehlefs A Sue 64 cess Story Arnold Rosenberg through his hobby of bumldmg, airplane models won four year seholarshlp at S2100 a year to be taught the theory of plane construetnon He ll be a full fledged aeronautical engineer 1n a few years and rn all probab1l1ty will continue working for the government prophcey made during their junior year Edvun Glick will beeome a German profcs sor Norman Wfean a great mathematlclan Melun Bravman and George Berfield sei entnst, Ben T johnson a literary critic Hesh Greenblatt an engineer and joseph Golden, a l1ng,u1st Among., those who almost ended up as spots on the ehemistry lab eexlme, are Dave Vernon Berny Glaskm Marty Wfeiss Red Burke and N Polonsky Iwonder if George Daly is gonna, to miss all those eraeks that Mr Gross loyed to tease him eellent marks takes pride ln having about six spelling, medals collected smee his Fresh man year Harvey Deerfield has always begged to haye his name printed ln The Bm Inman ust to remember us by of the eood old days and sueh here it goes in the Year boo no ess' W har business trans 1 tnn his been going on between Rieh and Seheeterl Lleberman and Harry Eieenmaeht and o of our fi nest ehess elnmpions Hey Joe Golner your hair s all muss d up' Remember the hye Preedmans of 3107 Sumner Henry MLMORIAI ANNUA1 june 1942 I L .. .'.,' Q., VW...-. .- W .......::::...... 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V X '.1 ' 1111. h. go 111 f1r thu 111 is to stu lx' 11ut.1II11rxx', 'h. tc 'u I1.r 1 I .. ,A . 1 L , ' - 65 SCHOOL NEWS may bc Dlyld XlLlSlLFl11Fl Sy dncy Curclop and Sammy Schncldcr are all coma, to become famous sc1cnt1sts some day Gcorcc Bcr fxelds portrayal of Lord Loam was truly IHSP ratlonal m n yy l1c,ht1n candle unquote Alfxcd Ixappcr durm, one of has chemnstry lectures If you yc cycr heard Rollms Crnfnth bangmz thc xyory youll adrmt h s quite a man You may not know lf but Raymond Vyxlkms a Poor Herman Gcller' H15 marks are gettlny., worse and worse Imag.,1ne only threc A s and two B s thas tame' Huryntz and Lntvm If you want some bus mess for your halr formula co sce Mortnc Herson He s qultc worrxcd Are Dommlc Tcstas pants too large or does hc wear has sw eatcr under has belt to keep warm' tlp to Ldwm Gluck Better pack a ncw mstru ment before you blow a blood yesscl Stanley Needleman ns trymg, to enter Bowdom athlctnc scholarshnp Lefty Vfmer 15 an ardent prttcrbus, enthusnast strnct tramlng, Hes at bed by mne each m3,ht Have you heard Norman Wean play the trumpet? He plays a mean trum pet, and IIS mean the way he plays lt Greenblatt really shayes Don t cut yourself Hcsh Boy what a surprlse Sumner Freed man got when he smffcd the anamonlum hydroxide chemnstry lab Sammy Stccher does most of h1s homework 1n some empty classroom after school each dav V ny a boy would loye to be 1n Charlxc NX asserman s shoes Wlth a Cadxllac to slum about nn who yyouldn t3 Is Nforry Shecket lazy' He combs hns haar back because lt takes too long to make- a part before school George W'ard as the boy responsxblc for the cartoons an 334 Bernle Dubmsky has a knack of appcarmp, m all thc uncxpcctcd places George Lennon and Hnrycy Dccr hcld spccnal prnces for teachers lunches thus weck only Norman Blondcr and Rlcharcl C ullcn can bc found each Saturday In Lhlna toyyn 'lhc Colons are such closc buddlcs that quntc a fcw work cycn an thc samc con 66 ccrn ohn N1c7lan can always be found undcr the oilacc bullctm board study uns, Ieo Lroyylcy Nlcmorul s most serlous patrol captam Qam Cnnamon yyould make a good polmcnan He s quite an oratorl Oh hoyv I would llke to see Charlne Schmdler m hls moyxe make cetup' Hcs an usher, you know Bermc Schecter made quate a suc cess of hmaself as thc master of ceremonxcs of thc oratorlcal contest XX alt Glazcr IS yery modcst when If comes to talkmg., of hlS achaey ements Gad btancxl as one boy who can say that he has bccn on a radao program Myron Dannels wants to become a lourn al1st, and IS already on the wantlng, lust of a couplc Boston papers Harry hxcenmacht IS commonly called Hank among, all hms friends oe Golncr brmcs hrs own bottlc of mxlk to wash down hls danly lunch, so does B Dubmsky Presxdent Gerry Marcnl surc dad start off has term w1th a bang D Xernon IS stall trymg., to land a yob Why not try the XX P A Dave? fThey need seniors know of any jumor who would be ln tercsted an latm translatnons, tell htm to see Trot Norman The only tlmc we saw B Glaskm moye fast was durmg, the lunch hour S Polonskys mathematncan background scryed hlm falthfullv when he was Secretary Trcasurcr of the Chemnstry Club and Treasurer of the Yocatlonal Gundance Club Durmg, the hot months of school all the cadets wanted the opportun nty to drall 1n S keedlemans company b causc hc created a brceze whnle LIXIIIQ., com mands At the start of the year lr Hur yyatz was sportmc a muvfat bio but a few days later lf was cont from has upper hp W HI IN Nlycan ran the 1000 ln onc of our track mcets for rhr c wccks hc could barc ly ect to school and had to spend most of h sparc tlmc ln b d FLLUPLFIIIHKL, Golner tot thc thrall of hxs llfc yy hcn XX ll-tr Glazcr offcrcd oe thc usc of hns comb Nl IjlI1lLlS was also a f1rst ratc soda clerk B Schcctcr has 1 lot to thank Mcmornal on I Smolcns IS turnlny, oyer 1 ncyy lcaf MLMORIAL ANIXUAI,JL1I1C 1947 ' 1 'B 1 'I ' 1 , n' tl' Q ' 1 J . K.. '. . ' I' . T' 7 1' in 3 . V ' V 3' ' 1 A-1 3 I V- 7 ,A K -4, A - 1- 1 yy 1 -4 4 T v 3 ,, A I AA , - A L. 4 7 is v, Y , V V ' Y 1 V I 2 ' ' I a 0 ' 'j ' g 21 A Az . l I . . , , 1 U -1 ' 1 ' o , ' ' y ' ' 7 ' 4 I ' ' ' , N V ' -1 1 Y1 ' 3 , , ,I , ' I ' A xv' K 1 ' ' 'q 1 - '1 '- 1 t ' - 1' ' ' el ' . , ' L 1 '- ' ' ' 'YA ' , 1 V ' - 1 m ' 1 is 6' -V' t ll .,. X - - ' ' ' f ' v ' y v ' , 5 V. , '1 1 1 s 1 ' ' 1 - ' Y ', ' ' . , To -6 K 1 L ' V' ' ' 2 v '- K - v ' vb . ' - , ' 1 V '1 ' , , , , N , .' K , , t 1 v1 '- - , V ,K V L Y ' , , - - , QA - H .J , - , ' . . I . .Q 2 .N x Y - - . Y . . I ' ' ' ' , . ' ' . v' L . . 7 A n I A V Y. . ' 7. on an ' ' ' . G I ' ' ' Y ' y ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' , 'V . ' I . . ., , It i! ' 't v V . Plunger Glaskxn, that ultra ultra, as 111 encrgetw men hkc you, -W-Ulf any of you ' - - 7. 1 , ' . Y Y . . Y Y . - ,Y v V x . . 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K ' . - , , . , . , T f SCHGOL NEWS 1 e Our st1r plte er S XLL1llLITl1I1 get pr1et1ee xxhen he LTXC eomm1nels T e re1sxn Xlemorul exe ope sueh good runners xx:1s th1t at I e 2 30 bell ex erxone xxould run for the loelxers and lf xou xxere one of th boxs xx ho d dn t 1 ts run, you xxoul e e1rr1e to t doetors room Xernou s mout xx eonstmtlx ITlONlI1g XX hen he xx 1811 t fl lung he xx 1s e1t1ng Xl Brzxemm 18 st1ll uneleeleled xxh ther to be 1 1,re1t 1rt1st or fll'HOU9 engineer e lexx txxxnsfne e xxe slv more osenbloom xx xnts te be 1 te1eher xloor luel somethlne must h1xe sntppeel IS xe xxe xxere for un1te h1x1nx, number ot exeeellent lssemblles, due to the efforts of 'xlr Pearson Somethms, new has been added to Daxe Nlelselmans head dress Vx hy are the stars alxxaxs bllnlxnn and Curran alxxaxs xxmlxxn ' Xiarlx Frmd n s t e onx II'lLdI'Ill fan t 1 ers lot 0 terntorxj vx o nke dr hls homelessons A BIQLIST TO THI LOVING C1 XS515 AT 'xll MORIAI ' A el1xx hlmmer xxlth xxhleh they 111 te1r doxxn the doors sep1r1t1ns., the Cnrls blllldlni, mel the Boxs blllldlflt, Colner the boy xx hose loolxs xx ere rumed bv the barber fOr 1 buteher' B Cnlners 1mb1t1on txpme, 60 xxords a mlnut Gllek xxore 1 nexx tle to sehool thls xelr If anxone d1seoxers a p1eee of punk that resembles a bzexele please return ta Ravberg Whenexer Tom 'xlartm and G Me Peek get together, one e.1n nexer lmxeme xxhat mneht happen Do xou lxnoxx that oxer three fourths of the elub xxrxte ups to b txped out bx ohn Nlezxm e Id1tor1n e nef of t e Xelr Boole T e C lms IS 1 elub Ltlnlflblll d num e ous members I en o 1 s L III ex Neeelemzn e re xe me, 1 tuns nn ru xx me our pn s un xe e e C11 ne er xx s 1 1 xt e 1ne rt1e1p1te IH t 1t 1 tr1e xxxt eeu sueeess Our blnel xx as IU ment e bx X11 x1oR1xL IXNNU-X1,1IUI'1C 1947 trumpet Pl1yII'lL of UIQ ILLFIKC QT our pm xlGlI1 J nd I Smoens bllllx xx hen he st1r hs lnelxsh e ss ll Greenblxtt vxh1le the ss xx s r11seel bx Relnstem X Sxlx erm 1n Lexxxs shovxed hns 'ILIIIIL red ln 1 pl1x presented ln Xi I,.1l'1lLlS the m13.,htx mlte 19 xx ell on hls xx 1x to beeomma, r1te 1ourn1l1st txxe xe1r bx bems, Golden hmshed m1de Drum 'xllpor bxnel 'xl Vx elss sueeeded ID elxetlm, SLHIUI' L Xl Brlx em 1n h1s f IYIISIIL 1b1l1tx and 1museel mlnx kllSSUlltLS Vlfh hl s elr1xx1ne,s 1 hrst 1 e of the durme plentx If hlS I L better s1x 1, dbx 1ll h1s fnen s fxr xx hen he ls ln H1rx lrd he ll be busy for four xe1rs Iihls ellss ls mdeeel honored or xx hen xxe shall erlduate from Mother Xlemor l jaeob T H19hlJH xx 1ll 1lso s1x' Aeooelby to Memornal The reason xx hy S NlLCdlCH1JH dxdn t tulle so mueh xx as th1t he xxas saxlng., hls volee for the Drlll H111 I Smolens h1s 1equ1red 1 nexx hur on hxs ehm XVhx do Damelln D lele le1xe PlH'lLfU'l x for toxvn exerx Slturellx mornmg If 9 oeoele t e most sought 1fter p1tr l post9 Your rexorter leoxered th1t I5 Cl1sle1n 1 er seorme the xxmnmx, touehdoxxn lj.,lII'ISt Nl A H 5 xx IS rexxlrdeel ln 1 xerx unusu1l xvly B Gllner, 1n xble representrttlxe of the Lolons IS Z1 member of the exxellets Br1xm1n has h1gh hopes of attendms, Northeastern Ln1xers1tx N WCISS 1d better t,1xe baek hls ehemlstrx lmb .lpron fhe eoxernment eould probablx use t to rnalee three or four txres N Dame s IS sportmx, 1 sharp nexx tle Haxe xou not need the eo or o Reel Borstels mr' H lxnmer h1s nfessed th1t the onlx rel Slln L UITILS If, Skhlllll IS tl, IKLLP XX lrrn Xu 1eleled member nt Ifr Boxfrnlmu sports R xx IS to eoxer the I1 L 1111, lr!! L Reere II on C enter x e nel rot lI'Fl1lX'I 1' x th 1 neelxtne md sun ee on t tell one ut h t he 's now on png 32 1 ' sh' , ' . 'A 1' . . ' ' ' ' ' . , jr . ' V' ' ' ' E 'Il'g- ' f cl.1 '.1 .' ' 1' the - , h' '51 . ' '. elvl- hcl ef.. . ,I, '. V ., rar' x ' ' d bf 1 d he ' 1, ' A '. 1' 1' ' 1' . A . Q ' D. '- 1' h 4.11 1 - ' . J, - ' .n .1- 1 1 1 1 H ' - V C - his ' ' y'.1r . . . . ' Th. r 1 .Cl ., .J H1 . - . M. 2' rin R . fl , - 1 -L - - 1 Y hnd ' ' 4 ' joo 1' to 1 elf, ' 1 . ' 1s 1- 1 fs K 1 . 1 1 ' ' ' A . '. ' ' Th 1 .1r 1 - t 4 ' in . K' 1 - ' - '- ' , f ma i h 'lf 7 gn d het ' 1 t 1 I - cox' Zl f ' ' 1' 'h l' 'Cl to 1 , , 1- -. . - 11 ' , - 14 l' 1 sxl' 1' 1 i l 1 and .l'4'ls 4 ' .ll1' -' ' ' l ' l' ' x l 1 V Q W'hy is Ll certain position on the fourth floor 1 -'Q ' -ll -1 - tis- V- - 1 . 9.-f .ft- X I ' L 1 I ' ' ' H l . . i. H. ' 'Q ' I . ' . . 1 - 4 A - ,' ' 3 ' b C Ii- 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . , 1 , ' 4 S- 1' l .. ,.I. h.l . e tvs 1x s , -. xxx 11 . ' 1 AVKW 1 , 11 11 had e 1' 1 '11 . ,th- H 1,1 fn .v h j1 Y .1 - 1- sh-, h, ,? 1 ' 1 . 1 U, . . 1 . 1. .11 Qot . 4 Q ' 5 C - hxc V N 1 All 7 -r 1 A - o XI- 1 r4.1l' class lit , ' 1' ' ' ' ' L st. IA- J--1 - . , P. cg-f1'm,.me1 11. Keller Sf-'fl is U- fifmsin- 'he A ' ' Pin we , IC111- 1,C1P1- f L1 H ,h-1, 1 ml b.1ll 1.1'h' ' in C' x Hall -. i xx'.1 r by 1111 lest .md 'Hi 'lent B. Il -r ' ' l'. Idul' '.1 .1 le.d'neg . hl -te . l XYh1x 1' 'l' N, I 3114, U, the p11 . -el ' 'o1b.ll .mel . 'lx h -1 .ll f1.o1b..I g.11nes xi ' . -- '- 4 ' -ur? ' - ' - .2 ' C l 1' the D ' ' .my ' b l ear h.1t A' . 1 . . . - 67 SCHOOL NEWS Bebe Galner cleaned up 1n hls baseball wages 'VI Wexss has been attendmg mght school m order to learn hovv to type You have all been vsantmg patnently for thus and now I vull tell you what the questxon IS that confronted E Gluck But before you read any further please be seated E Gllck wanted to know Why nsn t Memonal co ed? Now It can be told Henry Freld man works ln Llndbrooks fThat IS whv he 15 alvsays so well dressed Blmder after havmg waxted pat1ently for two and a half years to see hns name nn prmt has at least had his wxsh granted Kapper really thmks that he IS the handsome vagabond of 312' Glaskm seems always to be happy Golden one of he smarter students of 310 kept on l'CC6lVll'lg As ln h1s book report Smolens 15 the hlstory shark of H43 He s followmg tn hxs brothers footsteps L Anzwxno treasures hls four A A buttons Polonetsky forgot to shave once Wow ' Has anyone notxced the purple buttons on Obers drxll packet? M Wenss has nova become ardent autograph fan E Hurwxtz looks bare wxthout hls cookxe duster MacNenll IS stlll trying to devxse a method by whxch he can save hrs energy when he goes to class Hoffman has a new nnckname Itchy Ask hmm hovt he got 10 Darman IS an Important employee m the Aperlon Cater ers yast organxzatnon Who or What IS rc sponsxble for I Smolens decnsxon to run away and rom the Forexgn Legxonu D Remstun stall doesn t know that one and one IS tvxo G Margxl and Lefty Wmer are both accomplxshed typlsts Q'I'hey tan type w1th two fmgersj AS I W'AS SAYING L Anzlvlno Late again L Askovuth e nal pas falt mes deyo1rs Baker We want a wmter formal Barroll lm too tlred to hold a rxfle G Berheld How eharm mg IS dn me phnlosophy L Bank Three eheers for lzduard Arlmgton Robmson R Blmder Tut tut lzrnest my boy Perkms I deseryed 68 Carroll At a tnme when the world Berkowntz Hold that lme S Curelop- Down w1th Latm up mth Nlemornal R Curran Haste thee nymph and brmg., wxth thee Antonettx On the battle Helds of Saratoga Engenmacht OJ Check mate Ezrm Harvard here I come Freedman Accordmg to EIIISICID Frledman I llke Vtrgll M H Frxed man Symphony 5 opus 37 A Garshlck Watch the blrdne Geffm Company attentnon W Glazer How about an advertisement the next ISSUCQ Greenblatt As I was savmg J Hashxan What will they do without me? Morrls Hlcks Moon une soon noon E Hurvltz Yes my ady Johnson Your artxcle wlll be m the next nssue A Kramer The fact s M Levy Hes Paul Im Mo S Lewxs Lntvm What ml happen xf I heat thls m a test tube? G Margnl You want a good prcsrdent J Mezlan I want that Year Book wrxte up by Frnday or else Mlller Slx more of those photographs M Molmarn You guys do as you re told N Polonetsky Ive pald all my dues S Polonsky Fxfteen cents for Portman Ah Phoebe Remstexn UIC the follovnng Resruck It s luke Ilftlflf., a feather I: Rubm Don t re member Gerry Margxl Rottenburg No money today S Schnexder Smgapore wnll fall Shore Gnve me the outdoors Szmmons Yes father Smolens In 1492 Stanc1l Man you re corny Merselman Mens for Klee Tales Well Remember When Engler a brnllrant student 9 trled to grovs a mus tache When Georgle Rosen who mll al ways be looklng., for a chance to debate had the glee club members smg as loud as they possible could when the band was playmg., a vsar song that during an assembly could be heard dovxn nn the luneh room When Lefty W mer eontrlbuted three cents tovx ards that Welfare Fund and asked for a IVIEMORIAL ANINUAL, June 1942 77 ' ' 'Al il B IQ ' V ' ' ' a - - n 7 a...,..A I Y Y , .. , -1:1 . 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A X SCHOOL NEWS reeerpt When Tomms W hrte eame to sehool wearrns, hrs b st surt of elothes and was nomrnated for the Student Counerl When Artre Wrllrams eomplarned to hrs teaeher that he drdn t hue rnx money to pav for hrs elrss dues and on exert bunk das put about fate dollrrs rnto the sehool saxrnes bank W hen ohn Rrehmond who reeent lx departed from our temple of learnrne to 3,0 to Florrda used to ask the students after therr eomposrtrons where they got therr rnformatron When we told that rm Burke or hrs brother Brll talked to hrmself whrle dorm, hrs shorthand lessons When George Ward drew beautrful earreatures for hrs home room teaeher rn order to mrss hrs Othce Praetrce perrod When Mert Frredman had frrendly arguments wrth Bobby Webber about hawrnz the seeretary s reports for the Musre Appreeratron elub When johnny Mezran went to the home room of one of the Fdrtors af our Xerr Bo k wrrte ups on the elubs When a teaeher ealled on Bobby Breen to reerte hrs shorthvrrd lesson and Rerd thought he ealled on hrm ant stood up and doefully ereelarmed I lost the place srr When Nlyron Danrels almost got pray harrs when he found out hrs story drdnt appear rn The Borformm When Xlartrn Werss was ehosen manager of the tennrs team and students kept on wond r rng, how he eould get those of almost 300 pounds of hrs around the tennrs eourts whrle performrng the aetrwe sport When Niel Rubrn almost went rnsane beeause h couldnt take a Crwrl Serwree typrne, exam When Paeker the drmrnutrxe nrt we mean wrt eame rnto hs shorthand room rrbht after the puprls hnrshed r adrne therr home lessons When Moreanellr reeerwed two dollars exery trme he got on the honor roll durrnr, hrs sophmore wear When a eertarn student was asked w at a drs ell was and replred that rt rs a plaee where they put prrsoners when rt rarns W hen Soel-eol a student who eomes from Xermont drdn t NILMORIAL Arsxefxe, June 1942 fel so well at trmes whrle attendrnr, our ool h the n W we e o W hen Carmen Walker helped wrn the foot ball eame orer Commeree wrth hrs exeellent ertehrne, W hen Nantueket W rlls wrote 1 lrterarx mtsterpree rn hrs oprn on for our sehool magazrne and amazed when h found out rt was not aeeepted W hen students found out that Eddre Zouradran hrd C1 sense of humor W hen George Daly was eall d down to the othee and asked rf he wanted to eo to Nlemorral s ffor Grrlsj Prom When Franny Talbot the usually plaerd student found out that he e,ot on the donor Roll and exelarmed to hrs elassmates Oh I haue four or hwe of these dur ne an assem b'y wh n the Honor Roll cards were g.,rven When Nlelwrn Rubn related to hrs s udents that he eeured a job as a nrght watehman W atehrng babres When that student told the puprls why there was a short ar.,e of sugar W hy? they asked rn antrer rtre replred Beeause the aps are rarsrng earn All those who hare heard May nard Soekol srne, say he rs a good basket ball player Thrs year Tumulty looked lrke a walkrng, ad for Pepsodent Many have ehaneed therr oprnron of Herman Geller srnee he beeame one of those tou h Patrol Captarns The day after that memorable Book Farr Carmen Walker had more numbers than the phone book Those rear twrns Seheeter and Norman are strll trvrne to outdo eaeh other Frrst Seheeter got a job as a soda clerk So on Norman followed hum lNow they re rear and rear tryrng to down the most ree eream Fred Cohen rs trsrne to eopy Xeronrea Lake by hawrng one of hrs eurly loeks ham., oxer the srde of hrs faee Due to the great work of Lrtxrn and Freedman and the Grrls srde the musre elub enjoyed a banner year Frrst Davrd Nlerselmen wanted to be a physrerst After hrs dem onstratron rn the hall the unanrmous de ersron rs that hrs talents eould b better us d as an etplosrwes ehemrst 11' U 1 nv 'Y V 1 1 1C Q '1 b 1 v A 1 1 ' 7 ' V ,' 4 S 5 h ' ' ' sch wit ' ta 'mic ' f his V7 I l 'VT - ' A A' y 1 -1 N 1 11 rr .' 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ,... 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Q Q Q Q C Q Q . - 1 v 1 1 V1 - ' .1 f 1 -4 v1 - 1 . , . 1 , fr 'r' ' 69 GRADUATION PROGRAM ENTRANCE MARCH PRESIDENT LINCOLN Ilufutb SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FLAG SALUTE OVERTURE CONSECRATION Kclm Bfla SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ADDRESS OF WELCOME IRISIIJINT OI THI CIASS CIRAIIJ NIARGII TRUMPLT SOLO INPLAMMATUS RIIXXIIII Ib I5 S I LX IN PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS GIFT I ICL PRESIDENT OI THE CLASS JOHN BRI NNAN ACCEPTANCE OF THE GIFT IRESIDENT OP THI ILNIOR CLASS DANILL RADICHLS SAXOPHONE SOLO Bfcbc' D01 my NORTON I ITIILRSOIN CLASS ORATION IIERIN ARD Sc HI CTI R ADDRLSS AND PRI SINTATION OF DIPLONIAS AIND C1 RTIFICATES MI NIBIR OI THI BOSTON SCHOOL CONINIIT III SCHOOL SOING 'XIOTHLR MEMORIAL Wfziffx by Dmml Sclzffri 31 EXIT NIARCH ALL ANIERICAN Umfu lL 00417 ILHC un er lI'2Cfl0lI o MESSRS JOSEPH A TRONGOIX1' AND FRLDLRILIS R XXHITLHOLSF A551 t1nt D rf. tors of NIUSI IIAIXO NLC ONII XINIST ROLLINS GRIH ITH 4 70 INIIAIORI-Xl ANNUAL june 1947 IIQY' ' '. I. ' I , '42 L 1 I' . ' Y, '42 A I 1 I ' I i 2 , '42 PRESENTATION OF WASHINGTON AND FRANKLIN MEDAL f I I ' I W A I 'E . ' I lffl, : 1 A H f . Q. . -, ,' ,.1 7U ' .1 J- ' f CLASS PRESIDENT S SPEECH Nlr Masterson Guest of Honor Members of the Flculey, Plrents and lHr1ends It IS 1 gftlf honor and pleasure for us, the Cl1ss of 42, to vselcome you to our grmdultlon thls ey emng Thls grelt OCCISIOD m mrks the culmmatlon of our efforts of tvselye long yelrs Durmg thls perlod of vrovy th to manhood we have been prlylleged to recelye 1 free educltlon As young men we are grldulted tomght nnto 1 xyorld flr more eomplex and serlous th ID ey er before The ye1rs th II he before us are IS ln open book W e cln mmlxe ln mscrxp t1on upon If as We wlll Howey er, It ns the duty md obllgltlon of each of us to make thls mscrxptlon 1 ded1c1t1on to our below ed plrents Whose sacrdices have made poss1ble our vraduatxon tomght 1 free educat1on To you, s1r, and through you to the mayor and thus to the c1t1zens of Boston, we extend our smcere gratltude for thxs opportumty We assure you, Mr Masterson, our esteemed head master, that your sound philosophy your mtegrlty and your justnee mll .1lW1yHs st md as 1de1ls for us m our future struggles to aclueve success We thank you, and m the name of the Class of 42 I b1d you farewell Lxkewxse to you, our fnthful teachers we express our grateful apprecmtlon for the standards of character and education wh1ch you have exempllfled and taught And so, to you members of the Faculty we extend our respect and admlratxon as we say Farewell Only through the loymg care, 1nsp1r1t1on and self sacrxfice of you, our beloved parents, hue we been able to partake of the opportunltxes offered to us There was no obst 1cle too gre It for you to conquer 1n order th It you boys mnght have an educat1on To you vye are deeply grateful and We express our earnest des1re that we may not d1sappo1nt vou 1n the years to come To you, fellow classmates, are due the final partmg words Durmg our years at Memorlal we hue shlred many jovs and dlsappomtments, all of wh1ch haye strengthened the bonds of our frlendshlp Although we must part soon, let us loolx forward to the one nlght emch yelr, Alumnl lN1ght, when we shall be re unlted to proye the smeerlty of our frlendshlp md our loy llty to Mother Memorul G1 RAI n XlARGIl NIENIORIXL Axxelxe, June 1947 . ,rf , X 1 1 x f - Y , , . ', .. . , e e e Yi 'X 711 . . 3 . Y Yl I H A Y- I X 1 . 'X 1 1 f . V i Yi I 1 v I . I . V I l ' I 1 ' - H 'E 1 1 e 1 r1- f .1 1 1 1 , , 1 f 71 V . -1' A ' - , . g . . . In Amerlca the government affords every youth the opportumty' of securmg k . . , 4 . . . .D I Y . 3 2 1 , . . , . . 1 , . . . . . 1 V1 I1 D I . .1 1 1 I A 1 . 1 . . . Y I I .X D Yi ' 71 I 5 - ll VIL A vi 7 3 1, ' 1 -1 1 A 11 ' v -1 ' . V, , , . . l . 4- , A .U ' ' ' ' 71 . 1 . . .. SIZNIUIEQP ies CE '10 1,17 f HX f s ' if 4 ll I SHOULD Bkowpl swf' f g'Nf 1' o You If-ITEND MAKE THIS LIFE wofcli 5 l Z fXA l S E410 4, Q? ,J 1? Y v'f ' -'- I Juan' A , 1+ A lil - X W , .. A aff 7 fm: - W - gpg? f s y FQX, ' Q x .53 ' ,tw woafv My , X 4 ' ix M - , .51 4- , 4' - ' 4 + 2 c - I :E XQG T A X s?l y 0 a P, Y o W I y I M5 . x I' I j 1 . Q lap ' - 5 0 b CLASS DAY EXERCISES utt to h OyLrturL NL 4 'yl1rLh Addrus Nlr 'yI1stLrson Addnss GLr1ld Xllfgll pPrLs1dLnt Cbuthx to 'yllrglls spLLLhJ Pres Nlargll Xnd noyy yylth muLh :ado .lb nut nothlns, I prLsLnt thL Lhalrmin of thL Class Day Lomm1ttLt Edymrd HUYWIIZ Hurvntz Rollms Grnfhth .1 tnlcntcd mLmbLr of our Class vynll play yyhllc vyc smg, has Class Sons. QCLASS SONG SUNG HLRIQJ Very good boys and to get us baLk on Lcyy Lltym yynll ay or u flammatus by Rossxnl 'CCRNILT SOLO HPREJ Bctorc Vlr NX hxtchousc leads thL numbcr one sLhool band of Boston nn The Army 1nd Nayy Nl.1rLh Gerald Cabltt and Ben lohnson yylll LINC us thL mosts of our C llss QSUPI Rlffl IXI S RI AD HI Rlj QSLHOOI BANDJ O lglllllly vyL huln t p 1nnL yn fo lownt, numbLr but duL to thL QULLLSS s oust IS ,1 L 1r1nLt1st p L fbfkllx Ill HLrson yylth Stardust th sam 1 onL Q Thar you all lxnt yy yy Is Saxy HLrson playlns., Stlrdust R NI H S noyy prLsLnts thL mam fem turL of thL program The C,,1y.1lL.1dL of NlLmor1al yyr1ttLn Ifflllgkd and pri duLLd by Nkrton Fr1Ldm1n BLn1.1m1n ohnson and mysLlt dI'll'l1.lflZLLl by thL Qliss D1y Lomm1ttcL yylth thL hLlp of Nlorton HLrson and d1rLLtLd by 'yILrton I r1Ldm.1n nlroduLt1on ILyy1s xty 4b,1L stu oybury xlLl I1UI'lll Lx1Lt y y .lt IFILIU IIISIIIUIIUH s um L wL Lmrm I ' k IL 7 your ss 15 mst xy 111 l ll lu IL I X' ll I1 I x l ls st1pLrstruL FL nll lllllinklwll. lil lXIl llx L ILI1 Ml NIORIXI Kxxt x1,junL19-P lI'lLLI111Fl lblLlxSIlL,Cl Om. hzlf 1 QLOFL md thrLL NLJYS ILO our flthcrs brouLht forth upm thus plot uf ground 1 myy SL ool LUIlLLlXLd no doubt by Xlr Reardon md dcd1L1tLd to thL 1pp1rLntly lll0'L,lLll :md obynously foolmsh proposltlon that 111 men .1rL LrL1tLd Lqu1l ALLord1n3.,ly ln 1922 thL Cnty of Boston Publ1L Works DLp1rt mLnt eny1s.1 ms, 1n opportumty to BINL vyorly to some nLyyly hnrcd p1ss1g,e excava tors fd1tLh d1LLL.I'S to youy qpproprlatcd the tndy sum of umptccn mllhon dollars for thL creLtxon of a buxldmf., for the edu catlon of the ccluLable of Boston s Lonvcn ncntly loLatcd suburbs The result Roxbury Mcmornal Hugh SLhool yyhnLh LODIZIIDS no less than 21 873 wmdoyy panes fBreak1n3, of 3.,lass ns heard Pardon mc folks Zl 872 yymdow panes A sLLnL luke the folloyyma, probftbly took D pl.1Le COn SIll,LJ Pl.1Le 'ylayors OHILL dimly l13,htLd Ch1r1LtLrs Nlayor ind pollLL LUH1 IUISSIUHLI' P Your Honor nt I9 h1Lh t1mL th II dns tlL ITILJSUILS bc t.1kLn to nd thL Royburv IJISIFILI of the juyLn1lL Lrnmmll ClLmLnt Slr l proposL the LonstruLt1on of a houst of LorrcLt1on to nLLomod1tc the mLnt:nlly yLlopLd youth of that fzur suburb Nlayor Luellcnt my LlL:1r Lomm1ss1onLr LXLL Lnt We Lan use thL funds L t oyu' from thL rcLent auLt1on of left hlnd Ld monlLLy yyrLnLhLs at thL VlusLum of FmL Xrts r1L man 1 ,tml Thus thL funds or ylLmorml yyLrL 1lloL1tLLl XX hLn ln thL LoursL of humin c-yLnts lf LIIDL I1LLLSS1l'X Il pruyl L or t L Lllm m mn LL LnsL promotL t L LnLr1 yy Llf1rL 1nL LLIYL thL uLss1nLs t I Lrty to o r yLs TL ut pos Lrlty I pltrr SystLm yylx Lstl 1sL L IDN I LFLL lslll ll KI IS I UNL FLPFUIL t rL1 O you ro L L U L 1 UH l. 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A IU '- this l ' ' 4 'l 'Ll4c? l.is- ryoiuc from hc '. r. H h, 1' b lv ' Z' my littl' .1rm, y' u broly- my' lille Q Y Q. .' . , .'. ' , ' - CLASS DAY EXEBCISES lll talk' J and yy1th smartness preelslon and aeeuraey the patrolmm does h1s duty or else' There IS no partmllty duty 15 placed aboye frxendshnp busmess eomes before pleasure The folloyylne IS 1 typ: eal eyeryday seene Un st eJ Seem Smlll patrolmm aeeosts tall student e1rry1n tyyo arm fu s of books Ind sus I-Iey you got 1 pass? The till one drops hxs books and grabbme a plss from hns shnrt poek et says tnmndly Hes slr ere Neyer yy1s there a seene sueh 1 the folloyym On st1geJ 5eene PIIFOIIUIFI looks up as student telrs by and says H1 51m where you gomgu and student replles Its only the thlrd pernod but Im hungry so Im eomg dovynstanrs for some luneh ly get m spuck1e Fmedman Qaga1nJ Novy that Mr Reardon had establxshed the Iron Guard and the school had been bunlt lf was deelded that Boston Latm School should serye as prep school for Memorxal s lI'ltClll2Cl'lISl2l but how about teachers? Thls problem was qulckly solyed by the absorptmon of the oy erflow at Meehanne Arts of a good doz enPhDsMDs1ndBX Dsly m orxal could noyy hold elasses Among other luxurxes a magmflcent swmmmmg pool for the eycclusxye use of the student body vy IS eonstrueted Those few and they were feyy yyho yyere for tunate enough to see and use It Conserv atrvely desernbe lf as folloyys Sey en hun dred fifty feet long Hye hundred feet wlde bunlt of green W vomnne, mlrble nn lard wnth gold trnmmmg haynng solxd alumxnum faueets at eaeh end to regulate the temperature and flow of vyater and wlth flye conyenlently located dlyrng boards all mmd you for the sole use and eonvxenee of the student body But yyhat has happened to thls magmfleent of mag mfleents thus glant of gmnts thls beauty of be1ut1es5 Alas dear students one svyeltcrme lfternoon a feyy members of the faeulty deended to take 1 short svum rn the pool In sp1te of the fact that xt yy 1s strlctly prnyate property these am bxtxous and syyeatme, Ph D s yynshed to refresh themselyes so gleefully pranemg lntO the svummmg hall they donned thelr latest lone, legged syylm sults and yuth upper and loyyer plates Hrmly glued into plaee they dly ed ofl three of the eon yemently loeated dnymg bowrds Alas alas oh yyoe oh vyoe for smee then we h1ye been deprny ed of our green Vs yommg marble pool Why you ask? Beewse the fxeulty pleased wnth the syyxm appropn 'ze the p ol5 Alas no you see that day the pool vyas dry and mstead of Cthrec splashes are heard from backstaeeJ there ynere only QThree heayy thuds are heard J INot only had we a svynmmmg pool but we also had a rrfle range 1n fact we stlll haye a r1fle range but how many people do you thlnk have eyer been nn the rxfle range and emerged ahyer In a recent ex pedxtnon mto 1ts mysterious depths led by an nntreprd adyenturer from Room 316 whose name for obylous reasons cannot be dxselosed the follovyms, buts of evldencc yyere dnseoyered fAUdlI0f1Um darkens and eurtams open part way 'ipothght throvyn on table betvyeen curtains Skull hatehet bones rnfle ehauns 1re plteed one by one on the table J Frnedman Qagam Here are the survwmg members of the expedmon and thexr de serxptnons of thexr eypernenee Inrst wntness Dnsgustmg' QI-Ie stag ers oil stage J Seeond yyxtness fCarr1ed 1n by tyyo stalvyartsJ Horrlblel fCarr1ed offJ Thnrd wltness Gruesome' QPasses out on stage J Fourth vyxtness QTells a truly awful tale of blood and sudden death ynvxdly IH double talkJ QCUFISIHS close and hghts go on J NIENIORIAL ANNUAL, June 1942 T ' V V' V V-'-' V, ' , , , , KV L , V VV VV V V V , . 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I D V 5 V yi V V V - V ' - V V V V v' 1 - V , . x Y.. 7 Y ' ' ' V 3 x ' CLASS DAY EXERCISES Frledman Qcontlnuesj Our lnvestlteators, however, boegcd down when fhlS black lack was found fSomeone appears carry ml, a gleantlc clubj The followlng was wrltten ln gl0WlHg black and whlte figures 3 05 ThlS was obslously the prlce and of no value as a elue Rest assured however, that the lnwestleatlon wlll be contlnued Onee upon a tlme somethlng, new was added to the all male student body Guess what? fGlrls xoleesj Thats rleht females' What happened to them you 1sk9 Well Csereamj that was all brother' The members of the new Roxbury Memorlal ln keeplnl, up wlth the laegelng, tlmes, formed an avlatlon elub A beau tlful new multl enelned bomber no doubt the forerunner of the B19 and com plete ln every detall, was purehased from the geoxernment at a prlee too fabulous to mentlon INothln3, could be too good for our students Week ln and week out thls super alrcraft was taken apart pleee by pleee Clxnoeklng, of hammer heard from behlnd eurtaln J Week IH 1 d week out thls super alreraft was put to geether agaln plete bv pleee But thls Nlemorlal seene for one day two ambltlous students tlred of SlI'l1PlX taklng, lt apart and puttlnl, lf together lelln deelded t'11t now was the golden opportunlts to learn how to tlx Ind keeplne ln mlnd the faet that a book report was due on the morrow these future O Hares took the plane apart, carrled It PICLC bv PICLC to the roof, and puttlne II together aealn fCUfI2lDS open and two fellows are seen POUI'ldlDi, on an old erate wlth ham mers One lumps ln, and as the other pushes hlm off stage they slnej they lumped ln, started the multl motors nd as they dlsappeared lnto rhc golden horlzon the followlne straln floated through th pen xentllltors of the Nlem Ufll Now that we haxe wlnl.,s o an Ml NIORIAL AvsIeAl,june1947 angel, Over these prlson walls we do fly By 1942 the prowess of Nlemorlal s football team was both respected and feared over the entlre contlnent CCurtalns open reveallng., three green and gold athletes lh traek pants throw mg a baseball around CUYIJIHS close The seores amassed bv the Green and Gold stalwarts were enoueh to lngtll fear ln the hearts of any future eompetltors Llsten to these seores S IN em ue Hlll Ave Prep 3 Vlem Du e Unlv 0 Mem 37 C Hleh N1 m Slmmons 0 Mem 0 fWe were lust belns, polltej Even to thls day just the memory of by gone defeats has eaused sexeral of our for mer eompetltors notably WISCOHSOH, Yeshlva Teeh Bryn Nlawr and Slmmons to baek down every a ehallenge was hurled ID thelr dlreetlon PXCI' LSIORV' lrledman Thus over a perlod of 13 Qwrt but trlumphant years the nime of Row bury Memorlll has beeome a synonym for sueeess for power and for determlnatlon lrom 1 erewassc ln the road of llfe It has future leaders of these Unlteel States spend some three neeesslry years You the adlenee haxe seen If grow IIS luxurles whleh neser fully or eompletelv materlal lze you haxe seen the past you are maklng, the present Hear the sentlments and OPINIONS of your teaehers about you Vlr Reardon Colossal nerwe' Nlr XlLCOfD1lLk Ils sont fous' Nlr Gross They are always preylng, on my Vouth and lnnoeenee These mlnd sou are unblased OPINIONS Now let us peer lnto the future CHouse llehts dllTl as eurtalns open re eallnl, a ersstal eazer seated at a tab e oser a elowlnl, ball txln Ibaekstleej Ulm heures are taklnl, outllne ln erystal ball lt 19 Vbashlneton 75 v v ' , ' A I ' i - - I r Q. 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A - CLASS DAY EXERCISES l D C It IS Sunday and Capltol Hlll IS catapulted mto an uproar oyer the tele traphlt news that mysttrlous plants haye bombtd tht tasttrn toast not onte not twlce, but thrnte and Presldent Robert Curran has called an lmmedtate sessxon of hts tabmtt and senate ltadtrs Statttrmt down the Whttt House corridors wnth h1s advnsers Stcrttary of State Gardntr Set retary of Treasury Carroll Attorney Gen eral Lteberman Secrttary of Var Rubm Sttrttary of lNayy Curtlop and Sttrttary of the lnternor Xalmsky tv1n ag,a1nJ The crystal xs cloudmz no no want the mtsts are tltarmt The sttne IS Phnladtlphta thtrt are 2 tops tr polxttmtn Their fates are blurred see them now they art Alfrt Garsch1tk and George Sarruda Thty attost a suspxtxous lookmg., stranttr who turns out to be why 1ts tht bttr ltmt, Btrnard Dubmsky Garschnck Vfhat are you loafing here or? Dubmsky Im wattmgt for my partntr Sarruda Whats he doxng' Dubmsky Hts robbmg a house down tht strtet What IS th1s7 Somtthmg, tmportant seems to be brewmt ah yts tts Samuel B C1nnamon who was valtdlctorlan of Rox bury Mtmornals class of 69 Ooxtt of tobatto auttxonttrj P S Ht has lust wrxtten a letter to tht draft board asltmt, lf he could do hls traxnmg by torrespond ente He was he evplamed alltrttt t btans and prunts I set .1 famlllar txty It IS Boston There has just bttn tht premxer of Nathan Frnedmans Concerto No 13M 1n two flats and a basement for the ltft handed saxophomst Tht tonttst ants art Morton Herson and tht Phnl harmomt Symphony of Blut Hnll Avenue under the baton of Maestro Herbert Dulman 1Retord of the tumng up of a symphony orthtstra playedj Says solotst Herson f0IlOWll'l5 the contert I 76 H would haye been better lf I hadnt one foot nn the grooye Now I ste that oyertrown muslt room Carnetne Hall The Frtefejedman l'am1ly Cholr Merton Martln Sumner Henry Nathan Isadore and Mark under the dnrectnon of that famous baton twlrler Cornelxus Ktlly hast lust ltmped through three choruses of the Xultar Boatmen and the audnence now responds nn a ytry substantml manner to the tune of sux doztn ovtr rnpt tomatots md rhrtt not so hot applts Ah here IS Morrns Hntks restdent psytholoktust at the Wortesttr State Hos pxtal ttllnnt a tonftrentt of psytholotlsts and psythxatrnsts m Butte Montana that wlthout .1 doubt The Basxt Wrmngs of Slgmund Frued are defimtely nn the errata and should be dropptd from tolltg, lnbrarnes Prtssed for a reason psytholo KL,1Sf Hltks replned yours not to questlon why yours but to do or due Ht IS now under observation at tht Psvthopathtt VL ard of Btlltyue Hospxtal In tharte of the tase are the emment dottors Arthur Hoffman Martin Ftlstem Herman Geller Onte mort wt return to Boston thts txme to Symphony Htll whtrt pnano ynrtuoso Xladlmar Hagar ns fatmt tht thundermg, applause of the audnentt He turns to ward the pnano but whats thxs theres pnano Iyldtntly Manattr ohn Matlttod has fortotttn to put nt thert The tonttrt IS cantelled But now my eyes are trred I can see no more 1nt0 the future and I must leave Howeytr btfore I to I tan saftly predltt that from yntwmg the future the Class of 42 wnll be wrthout a doubt the most talented and most actomplnshtd graduatxng, class m Nltmornal s tlornous hnstory S2 00 PLI:ASL urutz Thanks fellows for your Hne support And W1 h the smgmg, f Mother Memornal we conclude our Class Day exerttses QSchool band plays the exnt march J MPMORIAI ANNUAL June 1942 , . . . . , V Q V V - Y - Y VV , . V. V V V V V - KV V V 1 1 x x x - V N Y. I S' V V - , . l S A l S 7 1 V A V ' . ' 1 s 1 vvx r I I I . k , V 'V ' V V K ' V V1 - V . tr V s V V V V- , V , S 1 , V 1 7 - ,I - V V - . x Y VV . H . , , V . . ',t ,V V VV V 'V- -I 'V V V- ' s V V V. , . . . , . - - X V . Y. u . F- . . .i . C - t V V - - - - . , ' ,D V, ,' 1 . V , V . A ., l- ' 1 I i x x ' T . x ' 7 w 1 sm V y'- . , K I .W x . i I 1 N .A V . 1 - V - , I , V. Vd ,' V H '. I- ' , . .1 E V ,, . . t. . 'V' ' , - ,V V . V . ,,,, K , . ,. . . T V 1 V Vs 1' V ' ' V . A , , . . , E . V y. .N . uv . ' V ' 'V V V V ' V ' : ' v - , , , A V .V Q . , V. V , V V . . r s - - ' . , . . , I , . V- - . . - - V VV V V V t . . - V V V V s V V . , . X . 1 V - V . t , , ' , . . , . A V VLV 1? . ., t v - . - ' V V V ' 'V - , - V a - V V 4 , - , A V V V -,I . V . - y no I .AV V V ,V J . ,,. I . , ,. K. , x 1 Y 1 - h Y x ' 7 w -1 ' t V V ' , ,'. ' . , . , K 0 U 1 ' lk- f - - - - V . V VV V , - V V '. V V I - .V V V', ' V - r ' V tt V . . VV- Y . . . ' 5 7 i U - i Q V . . , . . - A . , A , , . 1 A - '- ' : - V . - V ' V V' . , H ' v V . t Y 0 , - U - VV , - V V - V ls . . V V .. . ' ,- 7 K VV . V . .V , 1 THE BOSTONIAN PUBLIC SPEAKING MILITARY DRILL ROOM TREASURERS PATROL MUSIC APPRECIATION VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BAND STAMP CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB ALUMNI DUES COMMITTEE CHESS CLUB GLEE CLUB DRUM CORPS ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE MATH CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL TENNIS FOOTBALL HOCKEY TRACK THE BOSTONIAN Um, KOOL CLASS op 1942 9 age ' H 78 .. . . IAWIN 1 L THE BOSTONIAN Exery year students tlke tlI'l1C out from the1r studlcs to concentrate on 'lCl1lL.Nll1g the best publ1cat1on 1n the clty To rttam the splendxd reputauon vxhxch If h1s already earned, the edxtors work dllxgently before each publ1cat1on IS prmted m gatheung hterarx materlal from all corners of our school The B09f0I1llIl1 contalns school news, excellent short stor1es, and artlcles reflectlng the actlvxtms of our school Much credit n1turally goes to the f1culty 1dXl9C19 Mr Igugen J O Nexl the llterary advlser, Mr Edward Terrenzl puntlng adwlser, M1 John A Hennessey Hnancnl advlser, and Mr Albert F Hffnrahsln, art aduser Magazines 1n other hlgh schools usually cost f1fteen cents, but when you COl1S1ClCftl1C ten cent cost of Tbf BOVf0lll!lII, Ind the meticulous mre W1th wh1ch It IS prmtcd, the sf udtnt body can justlx CXCIQID1 that vue haue one of the best magazlnes m the crty The Bovfonzfzn returned to 1ts orxgmal s1ze because of the paper shortage The edltor rn ch1ef Benjamm ohnson, xnterx 1evseCl such reputable persons as Briclford Vxfashburn, clxrector of the Museum of Naturfll HIQIOFX and Kenneth Roberts, the well known 1uthor SPNIORS BORSTEI N1 I RIIIDNIANI M HICKS N11 ISELMAN C XBITT XV GLAZLR B JOHNSON WEZIAN DfXlNll L9 I GOI DPN Izdltor xn Chltf RUBIN DLI WANT N1 HI RSON I lxAl'l AY XX YBBFR I NHXSXICR XY WORlxMAN 7 X L . . 's f s L 's 7. . . . x . X 1. . . Y . . K K . N . . 7 . 7 ' C . . . .J . 7 ' 7. I A , A , . 1 L . . . .. . k e . , . . i V x . 1. . Q. u 1 J . , . . . , C . n Q La A C 7 l A 1 . u ' . ' 1 . . . . . Myl X , . Y V . 7 I 1 V, K .L . . . . D . -. - . . . J . Y. Y , . 4 .. , 1 - L 0 D. Y . l . ' ' . 1 . 1 D. , 2 A G. E '. . 'N l A 11 Nl. . V 2 . k. , if 1 A -A - 5 E. H. ' .. . , . 1 .1 ll .. ' . r R. 1 L , 1' ' ' I r Y TH1-3 BosToN1AN yea, goal, CLASS or 1942 pa 1 --M .- . . H. 92 1 - W I ' Jizz.: 79 PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS Cfgzaged W7cgratA The Publlc Speakmg classes under TEACHER the SUPCYVISIOH of Mrs Ellzabeth McGrath a worthy successor of Mlss McCann, who retnred ID 1940 meet once 1 week 1n Room S07 The boys ln these classes jom voluntarlly because they know that the trammg wh1ch they recexve wlll benefit them a great deal IH future years In the past years there have been manv boys who have prospered because of thelr trammg m these classes Arthur Levltsky, class of 41 today owes hls career d1rectly to the pubhc speakmg tralnlng whxch he recelved at Memorxal He won a scholarshxp offer by WEEI to the Broadcastlng School at Amherst College Durlng the year these pupnls were taught how to make extemporaneous speeches, prepared speeches for specnal occasnons, and to read Wlfh clear dxctlon and feelmg It IS a practxcal and beneficlal course lx AX ERETT GLDINIAIN KELLLR RESNICK R STONE' R BLAIR GOLDBLRG LAPPFN RODDY SULLIVAN L BLAINR GOLDBI RG XIAXNIING RGSPN SW LLT J BREINNAN HARRIXGTON XIARGIL KRAXILR TLLHAN NI BROWN HERSOY WATFIS5 EARL RLBIIN TUNIULTY W BULGLR HOAR XIFISILX1-XR FDNIUND RUBIIN X ARTAINI KN CINANION HONX I VND NIIASNILR SAI TZBP RG XX ALKLR DAWON jOHNSQN NI ISOIN SQHELTIR XX I ANI DFINEHY JOXLS PARRIR SRLAR NX LBBIR DUBINSRH JL DGI R PI RRIN5 SLIX A XX ILLS FLYNN lx XPP! R N Pl TTIPXXX SXIITH HOIH N IRIIDNI XX RXPI XX wi - I ' ' M- - . . . '. ' R. ' . . ' H. ' D. . . . A. ' c. - W. 5. . . G. Q D.. .' G. 1' L. . .' R. .' A G.. A. I ' J. , . M. . M. . 1 - ' ' J. . . - P. 'jf ', B. cARRo1. R. HQRIN J. MEZIAN N. RURIN D. VERNON 5. .' . .' R. 1 J. . R' D. i . 1 c. f J. . .' B. .' ' R. Q is 1 N. . J. 1 A. M. 'Q I. R. 1 B. ' M. ' 1 . i ' 5. ' N. J. A. 1 5 .- G. ' 1. ' fit THE BOSTONIAN ea, KOOL CLASS OF 1942 ag? 80 , .. , x X b K 7 gi ,W M , g THE BOSTONIAN ea, CLASS or 1942 MILITARY DRILL a Jf , umej J J Ay INSTRUCTOR Durfng these tlmes If 19 urgent thlt every full blooded IXITWCFILID boy know the meanlng of dis elpllne It I5 thas vsh eh ms taught to tht puplls of Roxbury 'Xltmornl Hgh hx our beloxtd lnstruetcr C1pt11n ames Kelley Dnll ns umpulsorx In the Boston hlgh Sehools md durlng th wlr txmcs lt Should be eompulsorx 111 uerx hxgh sehool throughout tht Unlttd St IILS The oflleers ID drlll lre Seleeted hx tht pupils Throufhout the utr 1 numhtx of lteturts uhleh um to keep up our morllt lre glxtn hx the Clptun lndttd .lr drnll metruetor IS 1 true frxtnd 1nd 1 true p1t11ot Ont m ly eonflde nn htm be nt surt thlt he wnll recent 1 stnmhlt rtsponet tram 1 frlend md IL ILITLI' t hrst IUIIIIIYV ment of tht 51.11 me th duxld ul ul cf IFINS e IQSII TITIS L TDLLSI took PIICL IU l'llLIT 1ll LILILIIS 'IIWLI H011 C,l!'lINlSilOl1LCl olhcers were tllglble Tht vunntrs lf semors, hectmt eommzsstontl IILLIKLITIITIS 1nd lf on tht honor roll beeamt Llpllllii Puplls In the ether three grldes won tht nmposxng tltle of sergelnt mljor The vunntrs were ae 20th RICIXII INT lrxxns., lxlennermm XY xllmm N'lIl'lll'lSOl1 Hmuel Karnslty 'Xlorrxs Shtthtt 'Xlaurxee Luy Robert Strong Vltlvln Br1vm1n I hlllp C ohtn Zlst RLCINIINT Samuel Shostak Xltlvxn Smith Melt In Berger john Bradley Seymour Lcvme Phxlnp Wortzman Irvmp, Lebowltz Morrns Groclzen Henry Kammskn For the thlrd eonsecutne year prxze drlll was held 1n our own gymnaslum The pr1ze drxll produced two colonels, two lleutenant colonels, sxx majors The W1IlI'1CI'S Were 20TH RIIGINILNT ZIST RI-GINILNIT Colonel Lleut Colonel Xlalor lst Batt Xlajor Znd Bart Xla or 3rd Batt ISI NEON X XRUN lSLRlxl il IIRIXUXX l ll XX C Thomas 5 Wlntv. Robert H Aaron Tnmothy Burke Lmanucl Sugerman XX1ll am Xl I-nnm Colonel LILUI Colonel Xflayor lst Batt Valor Znd Batt Xla or lrd Batt 51 NIOR DRII L OI HLI RS 20th RICJIXIINI lil Rlxl li IOIINSOX INNIS S RISSIIX 'N SI C1 X IJ XIXNN C IJXNIUN lx S NURXIXN IJJRXNC IINN l X XR Gerald P Nlargnl Blazn J DeFranc Leonard S Hookallo George F Lennon Sheppard H 'Norman XIIJIIXIN TLXILITX X Ill S IROI IDI I XX BOOL ' 9 81 J ' f C I . l . L Xelf : 11 J 1 Q ' 'Q ,1 R 1,1 , , ' '. I ' I' ' . Y ' ' , 1 Q 5 ---' -1, i1.J,. rj. . . ' . 'Y A ,Q 'f cis 1 ' ' K 1 - K ' ' 1 -1 v ' y A 1 y 1 A 1 k 2 1 l x 'x F . . Q x 5 3 ' I 'Y I I 'i H 'A 'Yli c ' ' 1 H g',a 'K' 1' ' 3 1 . ' ' , o' l l . ' Q ' l' 1 2 ' L 'I . ' 1 ' l ' ' ' q gk- 1 2 1 ' 1 .1 'i. 1'H L '. 1 Th' I 5 1 I ' ' 1 .e in ' LL nmnal 1 1 I 'on- , '., .. -,' .. , , A., , '. . 1 X 1 4 , AV 1 5 K 5 L . . V1 1 1 'y' 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' 1 Y 1 - ' ' 14 '1 1 , , ' K . , . . , .. , . , . I , 'AWK E W1 1. L. I ' - 1 2 'A E K E 'A fm. fl I ' ' A ' 1 Martin Feldsteln Donato ljrisoli XVilliam Cohen 1' ' v . . ' , 1 -' - . ' .' i1 . 2 K . '- .Y 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' . ' I . 'I X. '..'. .V Ili. ' 'I . l 1' S. .'l-1 ,',.lX.' R. .1 .I Q xv. Q.'.' . ' - .Ami ,lf . 'F ' l. ' I XV. Gll.l, . . : .'.'lYl T. VH 21 lil. 'lrll-1N'I' K. .'XX'l-.I 'flql' .' . . ' li. 'I-.l.l.l-lk ,. . ' ,f 1 I' fy. 51 V 'I ' : .I f fl. ... V. 'UN .'X. , C I f '.l V. IIUI. ilxli I'. Cyl 'l'lX' fl. l. Gll, fl, SIL' . lflll, THE BOSTONIAN ea, CLASS or' 1942 612 KOOL 9 if! sz LQ W 1 fn, mf, 90' rv 4 if , ffm' ' ' THE BOSTONIAN em. 300, CLASS or 1942 HOME ROOM TREASURERS JOAN J .HPIIIIQJ fp? FACULTY ADVISER C lll the box s Ill Rox L ry Wemorul Hlgh the home room trelsulers ue bureleneel wlth the most unplersmt tlsk thmt of IUIKII1 the usuml noumls exexy monmm, m U1 en elelyor to eolleet my form of curreney thelr XICIIIUS lhlglit hue Thls punful duty requlres f1 QFCIC de1l of tlet, persulslon mel 1b we lll IU honest lppeu mee The trelsurers not only eolleet money for T151 Bfltfllllltlll md ellss dues but ilso S1 25 for Tfu Bfhlllllllllll Yam Boof Thls IS one ot the most dlfheult dutles per formed by the tre lsurers Trelsurers lrc 1 fimnhar Slghf wlth 1 notebook IH one b1nel 1nd 1 pencxl 1n the other At then' sudden approlch, boys suddenly preplre strlnge lIlblS whlle others inxlously try to COHWIIICC the trelsurers thmt thelr Hn meml stmdmg IS not only ID the red but char they are 1Ctu1Ily on the yerge of blnkruptcy But on 1nd on the treisurers pleld unt1l 1 In1lly thelr llbors bear frult and they ire re wfarded by 21 mefngre sum Regudless of how lirge Pj or how sm 111 the com may be the trmsurers 1nx1ously snatch xt, blte lt to test ICS worth 'and then, con vlneed that It IS genulne greedlly mlke ln entry IH then' notebooks On the other hand, our herolc trelsurers h1ve to be not only pltlent, but Wlfh thexr h1rd eelrned U Hnanees 202 204 2 2 6 2 220 22 734 245 w I 318 I C R GIBSON BRADLFY GIANFLLICI W ORKVIAN CLARK CJOT FI R IRI IL C11 RACJH I Y IIARIIN ISAKI R C OLDI N HLRXII! SALIL NLFSII IN AARON 20 9 4 6 40 4I7 406 4 0 4 7 4 4 CLARKI FNNI5 GRAINNLM NIAIOCCA SI-IIC TILR SULLIVAIN ANIJI I 'WAN C ARVI I I I IPAI I Y DAN ISON CIASS jAC OBSON K XNOI SR 5 II X N 46 40 42 434 46 S74 5 P 54 536 8 40 MICHALOW SKI SHORE TOMASZI-NVSKI OLSOIN LIINSKY NILZOFI NX OI II RUBI FSK5 SI IOI K SN III Vs ORI I Y DAI Y RINCJ NIeGLL NX YSL Cie W I J 9 83 Wf,-. ' . . . if 1 H ' xb 1 1' I' ' 2 7 , I ' 'LSQ , A ang ' fi ' ' I KY' L ' - z ' ' 1 ' X ' ' ' ' ' Q ' 1 Q V 1 A X I Q KY xl 51 2 R I .I I ,Q Q L V xl , 2 xt' 1 xl -1 I 5. f 'L . ul I l ,n 4 I 1. Q. 7 2 . .1 , .. . , . , . . .. also so honest that their fellow students are Conhdent that they will not abscond .. I 3- R. f I S. . 1 If J. . 522 W. . . 3 R. 4 21 . ' I 3-8 I I 3 I I W. fy . I V 330 D. I I I 18 V. 332 I I ' 3 I.. T I S. I 5 1 33 R. l ' 505 I.. . 3 'I - 2 If. 5 H' 33 I.. fn I' 518 A. V' .55 -, A. Ii I M 338 G. Q - H. 5 I ' - I I'. MI' 3 G. .I 528 R. , . 305 'I I.. G. ' .1 I' 31 NI. '.1I ' im tl. 3 S. ' S32 G. .-1 312 If. ' 7 Hr. 1 l'. I .I 1' 3 P. . ' . I4 NI. I I- Ii. 1 .' 5.0 ' ' . If. ' .' I 316 'J' Wqix' I H. .i'I.' 53 Wh I ' ff . . . Y 5 Ol THE BOSTONIAN yea, BOOL cLAss or 1942 9 age 84 THE BOSTONIAN vu, Jmj CLASS oF1942 PATROL gill!!! lllll 0,1 FACULTY ADVISER P1'ob1l1l1 tht h1ghtst plf'lU1l.lL tlts1rttl bx tht yumors of R MH IS to bttomt 1 PlIIOl t1pt11n 1nd IS 1 xcsult, thcx txtrt 1ll tht1r t1mt on tht1r Stuthts 1nd txtrl turr1tul1r 1tt1x1t1tQ A ftw pup1ls 'lll1109t fmthttn tl1tm stlvts vxhtn thtx l'llXL tht It.l'l1LI'lIX to stu 111 th houst If mght 1nd rtpud11tt 1ll thoughts of gmmg out mth tomp1n1o111 XVhtn txtmng tomts Qomt do tht w1ldtst gx r1t1om poss1blt md othtrs purth 1st tht l1ttst books on how to blllld up tl1t1r phymquc Upon tomplttxmg tht1t prothgmus 1ttompl1sh111t11ts ont studtnt 11111 dllf dovsn to Room 305 ht1tlqu1rttrs of tht Ch1tf w1th such 1lacr1tj th1t ht unconstmuslv forgets wh1t ht IS gomg to SIX 'tftcr mem or1z111g 1 speech the prcccclmg mght 'wir Rtardon, tht COI'l1pCItI'1t d1rcctor of th1s d1st1ngu1shcd 01'g1111z1t1on, prob1bl1 rcl1teS to the student Qnot knowmg th1t the pupl IS 1 lumorl to tome b1tk 1t mothtr t1mt Throxxmg 1s1dt 111 tncounttrs of f11lu1t, 1nd pulmtmv w1th t1ct1ttmt1'1t, tht Nlcmor11l1tc rtturns tht ntxt Ll1X 111th h1s ht1d lngh mtl 1tltlrtsstQ tht PLLllQOt,Uf w1th 1111111 sono Tht tt 1Lllk,I' sturr1ts oxtr to tht ofhtt to look up tht pup1l s xttortl mtl IIINOSI swoone w1th su1pr1st, whtn ht d1stoxt1s th1t tht stutltnt IS 1 lumor Wl1tn tht stutltnt 15 told th1t only 1 S1 11101 tm bt 1w1rtltd tht l1lgl1 poS1t1on, ht xehtmcntlx prottsts, md follovxmsg 1 bmtf tltb1tt on tht subjttt, ht departs from the room so qu1ckl1 that It st1rtlcs the Room 305 pup1ls to fttl 1 strong brcezt p1ss thtm whtn most of the wmdoxx s IFC Qtturtly locked St1'10usl1 spe1k1ng our patrol Compostd of 1nd1x1du1ls who wmtcd 1 tom1111ss1on, h1d 1 succtssful ymr MIHX 1 Qcmor 111711011111 tht 1dt1 of quts Uonmg tht d1m1nut1xt frtshmtn, xx h1lt othtrs. rthsh tht thought of t1tth1ng 1 Stmor 111 tht Slflll, prtd1t1111tnt w1thout 1 11111 lxtry 1t1r tht pltI'Ol1'I1Ll1 1tt1ck tht probltm of d1rttt1ng tht flow of mttr ptr1otl tr1fht 111th 1 strongtr 1t1l t1th XLIF, md ut LIU ttrt11nl1 t,XLlllIU th1t th1s 1t1rQ pltfill h1s rttuntd tht SIIUL 5t1lv1 IFE form of lt1dt1'sh1p md to optr1t1on 11 If h1S1n tht p1St XI FXINS X1 HIQRS CJ IIR R XXIBBIR B QAHNIR SCHXX XR CROXXIIH H IRIIIDX flip ' 7 , 1 1 1 r. 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' f .l.-KN THE BOSTONIAN ea, B004 CLASS or 1942 ,gage 86 TWH 1 THE BOSTONIAN em. 13001, CLASS or 1942 MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB 27M'!Alaln groda FACULTY ADVISER At the beginning of the school y e a r forty-two na u s i c lox ing students decided to form a club to further their appreciation and understanding of music A faculty adviser was found In Mr Gross who graciously agreed to sacrifice his time and efforts In the Interests of good music The club was designed for all pupils who like to play listen to or discuss good music By pros ldlflg a common meeting place for various tastes and opln ions the club purposed to establish a forum where Idels might be broadened tastes perfected prejudices overcome md senses stimulated At the outset, It was determ1ned that none but the very best music should be heard and studied At the Hrst meetmg the following officers were elected President S Lewis Litxm, Secretary treasurer, Fred Cohen Librlrian Merton Friedman While the organI7atIon, Individually and In groups, has attended concerts, recltals, lectures, and operas, Its main function was necessarily restr1cted to the hearing of recordings at meetings Programs were planned In advance typical examples being Grieg, W lgner, Tschaikowski rhapsodies, and Strauss waltzes Supplementing the records were copious program notes, compiled by members to enhance the enjoyment Ind understanding of the music itself Socially the club has gone f r beyond any other club ind has achleved the hitherto impossible meetings with the musiell organllation of the Glrls School with a resultant cultural gain for both clubs All ID all the hrst year of the Music Appreclatnon Club has been a dIst1net p aesthetic supplement to the general culture of our belox ed school G I BI RI'II1LD BRAX NIAN COHIFN CLRILOI' DAINII I9 RI DLBIXSKX IRI I IDX AN I RII UNI KN IRII IDN S J SIQNIORS GLICIX GOLDI N HLRX ITL IOIINSON IxAPI'FR III x xmc II on XII ISI I xnxx XII xsxIe Ix OBI-R POLOXSKX ROSI NBIOONI SCHNIHIDIR SIILI XIAIN SOIJIJIC Ix SX I I' XI TS II X XX II IxlNS XX OISKY age 87 ' ' a -I 3 ' K- 1 v I I C y l . L I ' E. ' R. 3 M. 1 ' I. s. ' G. CABITT xI. HILRSON N. RICIIMONIJ If. 4 if IQ, ' ' ' H. I I s. 'L I, .' .'g i xI. ' .Vx. ' 1 I. . ' II. In-,I-1 AII-.LID II. J'vI.' A. J QQ 1' Is. ' ' ' I. . I,-1 s. . V141 N. 1 II A I.. A QI. 'MII' x. II. I 1 IIAN s. ' THE BOSTONIAN ea, 3001? CLASS op 1942 ag? U - fp se Y f31t i1:5i, fi , Q1 . , T 'WML' K I K 211 T1-112 BOSTONIAN fm, Loo, CLASS or 1942 ellfl LICJ CLASS REUNION IN 1952 xxe enter the XY lldort Seo IX Squne we fmd 1111111 ger Bob P1e1'ee ILlI1l1I1g IIOLIHCI prepnmsg for the ICLINIOII of the Cllss of 1947 The h1st IIIIN 1I1s AISehroede1 1l1x us the nst m selmol III the IHUIHIIIS AI stltes th1t he Ins left the PFIIIIIIIS, busmess to beeome 1 plllifel Benson pres1eIent of one of the Ilraest Imotxpe eempxmes Ill the e1tx h1s just 11r1xeeI xuth Ins ISSISIIIIIS CLICIIICJ md CFIXLD The next to be :greeted by Bob P1e1ee IS Te1rx ICIII1 md IRIS wI1oh1s mlde 1 n lme for hnnsell III the boxmg vsorld XVIISCDII 1nd IH1I1no hue m lde 1 fortune SCIIll1g lpples md lemons 1n the1r modern fre11t m1rket L1ng1IIe, who elme III wlth NX llson md F1I1no has been m 1de tuba pllyer Ill the AIIICYICIH Leg1on blnd 1n Chlrlestoun We learn th1t Sarruda has been mlde foremm of 1 Greek news piper DeStef1no IS now on the Boston Brulns hockey te lm Borstel has lust 1rr1x ed w1th h1s good fr1end Bell, and clums thlt they have opened a pr1nt1ng shop on Blue I-I1II Axenue, CI'l1pIOylI'lg Clancy Dane Kaplan D1xon P1ra1no Gent1Ie, and Barry The entertamment starts W1th 1 danee team The next on the program 15 21 sketch put on by tvso members of our class Mart1n and McPeck two come CI1ans of stage, screen, and rad1o Dmner IS served next, and after 1t IS ow er Ken After tI'11s he 1ntroduces h1s fr1ed V P1c0ne who IS teachmg Enghsh to the pup1Is ID the Co operat1ve Course It R M H S One of the late arr1vaIs IS E Roche, the manager of a muscle bu1Id1ng school We fmd that Cy Slmon, conductor on Moran, the famous ITIOVIC actor, proposes a toast to the Class of 1942 by U S Senators Morganelh and Rayberg Kelly IS an lnnouncer on a natnonal network program wh1Ie Damelm IS a weather mln for the weather burelu 1n Boston Busa and J Flynn are members of the C1ty Coune1l and W Wforkman 19 1n the State House as Stlte Treasurer Before We passed and the wee hours of the mornmg hu PR IINTI RS BXRRY BI NSOIN BILL BCJRSTII BLSX LIANC Y C RAXI IN CL I II I CD DXXII I IIN DANL IJI SFI IAINO DIXOIN I XLINO I XXANDAICIS IIXNN N III ACLI e crept ID ICAPI XX IxI I LX I XNGII II NIePLC,Ix XIOR XX XIORC1 XXI I'IC.OXI PII RCI I'L'1IlZC, lt CIN. fllgllt ITJS I -I SXIIIII X I I BROWN I XX C o ord1n.1tor I5 QRLIJDI N H XNR XH XX BOR I'NIC.K C IJOHI R I X I X R I I IR XINO RAYBI RC ROLHI SARRLID X SC HROI DPR SINION XX II SON XX ORICXI XN I' R LH C. W SHOX LLII R I ILRRI NZI fly? U. , 7 1 o 89 f L If :XS ' ' ' In A alt JII.-I' .I N- -Q . .- ,. '. .. . Q , K . 1 '11 I I ' ' I U. .1 ' 1 ' 1. 'A ' I I K' I 1-- is C . ' 1- s - s-I 1 l C 1 . 0 1,1 I v x 'Z 1 ' 'I , 'I .' T I 1 If' , . I mx 1 1 . . -s I m I 1 1 I - ' Q. I' I . I, e 1 1 1 e e I' 2. B I I. 4 II I 3 ' I I I I Iv 4 9 1 I 1 I I I 1 7 . - 9 . ' .- . . . I U H G . the Chattanooga Choo Choo,'I had arrived late because the train was tied up R. 1 B. 11 Q. ' 1.. ' .' 41. 1 1 1' A. f1I.I I G. 1 I I C. I 1 . I S. f I A. 1 H. f 15 I D. 1 I I . . '. If. X f IJ. I Y .I 'I . XXI, I G, , - 5 I I G. I 1' A. If 1I K. 1 1' 1 I A. .I Q 'I I I- T. G.. egg. ' I Q I 5, I ' . I1 I1 I XI. I 1 I 3 T. II 1 I 11. .1 J. GIA ,1-1 R. 1. 1 1- IIII'II'I I' . I .IIIY II. . 5 I X I. . . II1 I I'I. 1 IIQS II. . I Q - I ' I'. . I I f1 I A. II. 1' 1 I .Y 1' 1 I I. I. .I I 'I i Il. I '1I I .1 Q IC.I'I LII: L1I THE BOSTONIAN ea, H004 cLAss or 1942 age 90 ummm if ws ff Lhgfyygi , fa ' ..W,.-V '- fy 'Mg E-igaiv--lgffw Eff,-wevfa va ' -1-, n ,- -f 3 L X k V W ' ' ' f ' -I 5 YL 1'I-fQ'5iiiiEW, U ' Mig, . Asggffwlg gif' QW -- g 3 I -,V :Ag THE BOSTONIAN M, 570013 CLASS or 1942 VOCATIONI-XL GUIDANCE .14 Lila!! jay! - A D FACULTY ADVISER Tht X ocltxonnl GUld'1I1CL Club 'ls uSu1I met with grelt sutetsi thus yeir Plrt ot thlt sutttss wls dut to tht flct thlt 1 ntxx sx sttm of mtmbtrshlp vs IS IIIILILILIFIILCI Tht club ww dludtd Into two groupQ Ont WIS tompoitd of ludltols boys who wtrt Inttr tsttti only lI'l IKILTICIIHQ mtttmgs but not IIIIKIHS, ID lttnxt purt In tht 1fI11rs of tht tlub Tht othtr WIS tompostd of mtmhtrs who would bt 1bIt to ntttnd not only 1II tht mtttlngs but would be Iblt to itttnd some of the xocltlon II trlps ind Wrntt up rtports on thtse trlps, 1nd on posslblt otcupltlons 1-XII tht semors wtrt fortunate In hzzvmg 1 c1pabIe d1reCtor IH Mr Tulor who gue mformatlon on any colltge or VOCEIKIOH Thls vear becemuse of the War lt was IITIPOSSIIDIC. to go on mans IFIPS How ever, trlps to the Lex tr Brothers plant UHltCd Drug Company and the Herlld Trueler Wert pllnntd Tht membtrs were so mttrtsttd In these trlps that If Wu ntttSs1rx to hut h1If tht club go on ont dly md tht othtr h1If on tht followmg du An .1bIt sgroup of ofhttrs wtrt tltcttd lnd sucttssfully t1rr1ttI out thtxr dutlts Tht ofhttrs of tht tlub wtrt Prtsxdtnt, Walttr L GI1Ler Vxce I9 Presldtnt, Stmlty INttCIItm.1n Trelsurer Box 1rn1ck J BIIKIR x 1 xxRx1c Sttrttlrx Btxmu J txkkou LOHIN comx DXKXSI-XX I H nun 5 r DIIRIILIIJ J IJXRXIXN B DLBINSRX r R DLIX x II I1CIxxIxtH1 I IZRIN CAI NI R C fXRIJNI I CJLIXLI R Prtsldtnt GOINIR GXN I' IOIINSON S IxXI'I'I X KI LLI R IxR XXIIR S II Y S H XIMIIOIJ XII ISI I XIXN S1mutI Polonsky Secretiry Myron j XIIASNICR XI XIOIINIXRI NI I IDI I X N :tt rtsltltnt POI ONS Frtasurtr PORTXIAIS. RI INSFI IN X RILIIXUXN ROISI RISON G RLBIN SXLIZ SLIIINIDLI R SI IDXIIXN SHI PPARIJ I I RIXLHLIS BI RI II LD SC IINI IDI R SHOSI'XC,Ix SHUI XI XX SILXIRXI XIX SXIOLI NS B SODDI C Ix S II INBI RG SXXI I X AI I 'NSR Y A XX I BBI R XX OLSRX YOII ZI PRLN age 91 X X I FC C 5 OI 7 I I , I F' ' 1' X' I, I ja I' 1 'ALI ' , , -I V I, ,,,. I I . . Q NI. i I ' . I fI I ' I R f II. .. BO It I' IK B. .I' 'Q I . . .I' G. 2 5 1 In '4 .' G. SI I' QR S. ' Q 'Q .QI IIXI' S. I' Q I ' 'Q 1 M. I5R1XX'IfNII'XN B. GIIASKIN V' .. p I' I k' AI ' ' R- xv. .. ' ' -I S, . Jim' J. S .I I I' B. . I I , -' - ' -- - A. ' fl A AI ' P. Y' fI ' . .I 'Q VV. I ' I. QL XI. Q if NI. RI' I ' IJ. i I '.R' iI' A. U ' Q Q' S. If 1 I..' B. '. I I ', IR. XI. I'. ' I I I ' H, A' Q I I I. . I I ' zI. R IX. '. iI R. V Q ' I ' L. R. Q LET I. ii 5 5. H. f 1 IQ, . ' I' S. 1, ' ' . I I I' I ' H. ' : I 2 NI. Ri ' R. , i Q . ' I 'I' ' ' C. R. . iX'If C. R 'A I f 5, ' I. . '..II-XI' MI. I . Lf B. I I' P, I., 5-li . f 1iI'I I I H IJ. 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MASTER V11 ,roup ol' boxs PILILIFLLI o11 tn oppomtu plug 1t1o11LQI 1s loom 505 PLILIY IIIIILIIII 'IS 5LLf VOID I L XX I Sllll UI IS SOIIILI 'IIII IIIIIIIQI L I SL 100 IIISKIYLIIIOII LIC IIL CUIIISIIIILLS VKIIILII ICICI to1111ICL UI fI Ii OIICIIIIOII IISC ug C111 u11s1 gr t1QI1t1o Sxstg 11 X111 LU PIII NX I0 IS PPILIILIIL u. t11s Olglll IIYIOII CXLYIILIIIIX I1 ds h1s vs IX 1to t11s rxom IIICI IS I11111, t bc.fo1L thg Illgll tr1bu111I Thus vu h1u thu LIL111Lnt of H 11 mxolwul w1tI1 tI1L UIIIIC Sugomlls 305 I5 for ID uknoxxn rclson rhg hxst r1o111 111 tI11 sLI11 ol to p1y 1II nts Iwwlul dutms 1111posed by the N lI'lOUS tunctlons md o1s,1n111t1ons of tI1L SLIIOOI Tms of Loursr SIIINQS the S 1I of IL1dLrsh1p upon II xx1tI1out on dm smum, xolgg bumg rusgd to opposg IIS r1ghtfuI hgrltlgz At th1S pomt one w1II 15k IIIFIISLII vxhy should 505 bg so dxfllrunt fxom otlnr rooms? 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ISXIxI R ISXRNI S ISXRRUII 'NNII C III RICOXX 1 111 1111 BI Is BI XKI ISI INR ISI INIDI ISI ONIJI R BON XRXIC BR XX XI KN IIROXX X ISLNICI R Ix I om 3115 1 I IILRICI XR M O OI 'N COI N C RON 11111 y 1 1 p 95 1 1 1111. - 1 72. IQ .1 1 A I I IQ' ' - I1 ' .j' is CLII ' ' 1' I 1 , hut this is 1'-1' thc 1 1.1 . R4 305, QIII 'I1.1t I 1 LIS f ', ' 'I' 11 ' . 1 'bl-,1 1 'I I ' 1 ' ' . TI1 '1 .1 great IIIQIIII' cir- ' 1 ' ' A' 1 1 5 .A C I I . If' ' ' '1 'D ' I ' 71 ' I 'I . 1 1' ' I LI ' ' ' I 'I by I'1 'j1 i'.1 ' ' 1 1' III 1' '1 1' in I' 1 , 1 '1 yI1 A H' V, -', A 1 Y ilk , l 4 K l l 1 , -- ' ' 1 1 1 ,-1 1. 1 ' ' 1' ,1 '1- 1 , E 3 -, 7 .1 I 1 I 1 L - ' ' ' Q. 1' 1' I . 1 c 1 , I ' J 1 ' 1' 'I. '1 . '1' ' 1 ' K H -1 -K ' I' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 ' K ' 'h I 1 1 ' 1' 1 - ' A -1 f UL '. 111 L ' 1 1' 1 , ' 1 ' '. 1' H ' 1 'RI It SI' -I I I 1' -1' A' ' .I . ' Q -1 ' 1 ' ' 11 1 1 ' 1 Co , 111c NIR. IfXINII'.'I I' 1 . JUN IJ, AISI . I'1II.I'. 5. .AC ' IV. ' ' I.. x 1 ' .I Q C1, C .-X IIIIIII I.. 1 I I' I.. .1 1' ' II, C.: I II I I. . I' R. ,1' LR I. CCIIIIN R, If N. . 1' XI. C. III-N N. 1 .. XI. Ig 1 I .' II, C II.1' 1-X, III11 I1 I UIC NI. 1' '1 1 1' I'. I I1 I C1. I5I'.RIfII-,I.IJ R. II. , .' 1. 'I ' IRIX R. '. ' ' 1 XI. CR ' I' Y rm: BOSTONIAN ea, Z? CLASS or 1942 Mgt? ,-li... STAMP AND COIN CLUB 144, yan gy! FACULTY ADVISER It IS altogether fnttmg and proper that one of the newer clubs should have new blood 1n IIS membershlp The Stamp and Com Club 15 composed almost entlrely of jumors and sophomores and yet one would not beheve thls fact were he to conslder the achlevements of the club In the pubhclty department there are few equals and no superlors to lt Exhlbxts by the members are ln l1bI'3l'1CS on school bulletm boards and ln several stamp contests The dxsplays are varled and of lnterest even to the non collector of stamps or coms One member exhxblted a col lectlon of envelopes that had come from all parts of the world bearmg censor marklngs Those envelopes or covers as they are called by stamp collectors brought the war home to many people Another dlsplay based on current events showed a map of the PHCIHC area and stamps from most of the countr1es mvolx ed ln the confhct At the meetuags tradmg IS always ln order Many b g deals are made across the tradxng table and many hard bargains are driven The members also gne talks about thelr hobbv and llsten to talks by others If th1s IS what Mem orlal IS com ng to we can leaxe wlth assurance that the school IS ln good hands The officers of the club are Presxdent John Murphy Secretary Robert W ebber Treasurer Elllot Machlt SLNIOR5 A XXOLI R NXFBBUK y vol A l'f liQ,1 A ' . I ' 96 .-,.ae,,T'T ' ' 4 I I ' . I in lf ,Y ' ' 1 ' 2 ' 1 , . ' Q 9 ' 1 . V . . . , . . . . . V . . . . - . . y V . . . . : 9 3 a , . . . 1 1 s ' ,, 1 -V - THE BOSTONIAN ymr KOOL CLASS or 1942 . , T-Y A 3 Cl l 4- V.. THE CHEMISTRY CLUB 'W Chwnfe B JJ!! FACULTY ADVISER The buddlng young sclcntlsts of Roxbury Memornl Hlgh School were th1s vear under the able gund ance of Mr Clarence B H111 ln the Chennstry Club The members lost them selves 1n the complex world of atoms electrons protons molecules and elements Throughout the vear mterestxng talks and dlscusslons were gn en by varlous members of the club Emphasxs was placed on the pract1cal sxde of chem1stry so that the members could better see the effects of modern chem1stry on everyday l1fe Among the h1ghl1ghts of the year were d1scuss1ons on plastlcs explosnves steel and 1tS alloys mcend1ary bombs and the control of Ere Not onlv dxd the club gaxn mformatnon for 1tself but lt also conducted a hxghly successful assembly at whlch some of the fundamentals of chemlstry were demonstrated bv the members of thns organlzatnon Because of the war the club could not make IIS usual v1s1ts to warmous chemlcal manufacturlng plants The ofhcers of the Chemlstry Club are Presxdent D BlTC1S6lI'1121I1 Vice Pres1dent M Ezrm Secretarx Treasurer S Polonsky SLN IORS NIYISLLXIAN 'NIOLHNARI N1 SALTZ BLRFIPLD 5 C LRLOP BOX ARN1Clx BR AX I WAN CABITT DUBIINSlxY I RLLDNIAN POLONSKX SW PPT W OLSKY DI I RHFID CIAZLR NORMAN SODDLCK N1 LARROLI P IGLN X1 XCH I TZRINI PORTNTAN 11.9. 97 r. . I L I I - 9 a ' 9 ' . . . . . V . ' 1 . . . . . . . , . 7 L , , I u 4 g 7 T 1 J ' 7 . : . , I . g , - 9 ' ,7' s - ' G. B ' 1 T. Q ' D. . L T . A ' Nl. 1 ' . . Nl. 7 .' ' Nl. DANIELS A. KAPPER .S NEEDLEMAN SCHULMAN Nl. A ' f. L' H. P 1 . XV. v . C S. . l ' S. . 5 G. B. ' N. 5 5: . 1' S. . 'f ' ' L. 11 . . N . H. Q ff. : ' TM. f . XV. . .' S. ' B T1-12 BOSTONIAN ea, L7 c1.Ass or 1942 age ,.1,.. ALUMNI DUES COMMITTEE WL Pauf Z7 llamn FACULTY ADVISER In 'L1I1l0I1 tl'l6t'C IS strength Memorlal students know memberslup 1n the Alumn1 Assoc1at1on adds up The total IS now well above the S1500 mark and contxnues to grow Every dollar of every member IS s t r e t c h e d to 1nclude all the annual get togethers unt1l the death of the student and even after 1n Splflt Eventually the money wxll be used for a scholarshlp fund wh1ch 15 mdced 1 worthy cause There arc the members of the Alumn1 Dues COD1l11lttCC together wxth Mr Pearson the faculty adv1ser QThey look worn out don t theyaj The mem bers of the comnuttee have worked hard reachmg rlght down 1nto the students pockets and grabbmg that last mckel At tlmes they couldn t even find a nlckel after the semor plctures rmgs Ycar Book and class dues had taken thelr share of the loot The effort has not been ln vam for Roxbury Memorxal Hlgh a relatlvely new school IS bulldnng upon a firm foundatlon SENIORS J BAKER E RUBIN R CLARKE R PERKINS j GOLDEN M WEISS W ENNIS H RICH J MEZIAN R ADELSON A HARK R SULLIVAN y aol' ' I9 M4 1 . e . 1 1. 1.54121 98 ' Q ' ,T at., that every dollar paid for . . , , . s - 5 ' ' . , . . y . , , A, , i . . , . . , . , . . . . . 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CLASS or 1942 THE CHESS CLUB WI' ,Jlvluderf J ioowclerfg FACULTY ADVISER After bemg supphed Wlth the necessary equlpment namely elbow pads and flnger pro defeatmg Huntmgton Preparatory School to the score 7 3 Boston Latm also was overcome by Memornal s conquermg horde 6 4 It was at Brookhne Hlgh School that d1saster first struck There the team learned that 1ce cream and cake do not m1x very well Wlth chess, especnally rf the members are more lnterested 1n ctmg 1ce cream than m playmg chess After th1s defeat Memor1al decxded also to serve 1ce cream to VlSlUI1g teams In thelr next match the Memornl team regamed the1r strlde and defeated Cambr1dge Latm, the state champlons, by the safe margm of 6 4 At the present wrntmg the R M H S Chess team IS well on 1ts Way to first place 1n the Greater Boston Chess League a pos1t1on never yet attained by our school The Chess Team of 1942 has been the most successful Memorlal has ever had The officers of the club are Presxdent Joseph Golden Vlce Presxdent Karney MHFBOSIHD Secretary Treasurer Harry Elgenmacht SENIORS B BOX ARNICK j GOLDI:1N I LITVIN D NIEISELVIAN H EIGUNNIACHT j LILBERNIAIN K MARGAROSIAN 5 NORMAN M EZRIN NI NVEISS agl M .wr W ,M . . . l C W7 s 3.4 , r ,T 's Q ' Q .EMI iid, ' 9 1 A ' tectors, the Chess Club started this year off by . , . . . , - 0 ' l , . . , . . . . 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A lv N. 1 A K' THE BOSTONIAN QLm.ZZwL cLAss OP1942 age 100 GLEE CLUB 3 g anflJ uf' e DIRECTOR Lvery year at Christmas Roxbury Memorial High School has been given the honor of sendmg a group of pupils, sel cted from the Glee Club to the School Committee building on Beacon Street, to sing Christmas carols for the employees The Glee Club consists of boss who possess the ability to read and to sing music and IS open for all pupils who may Wish to enter The club meets every Friday in the auditorium and 1tS members are taught to learn music by parts Among the numerous act1v1t1es of this club were singing in assemblies in which soloists and the school octet were the principal participwnts, an opportu nity to join the Spring Festival Chorus, a group of singers from Boston, grouped together to learn .1 number of songs and to give concerts and radio programs SENIORS S CHMARA M HERSON J MEZIAN G GILLILR I: HURVITZ S NORMAN L HALBFRT M JUDGE G ROSILN THOMAS SLIWA WETSTEIN R WILKINS The guiding hand of this organization is its able director, Mr. Burke. . . . 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THE BOSTONIAN Mear MDL CLASS OF 1942 BUGLE AND DRUM CORPS moflolfan DIRECTOR Under the able gu1dance of M Joseph W Donovan the Bugle and Drum Corps has ac compllshed wonders 1n lmprovmg umforms and equlpment Due to the present confllct and the xncrease 1n the cost of equlpment, at one t1me xt looked as though the Corps wouldn t be as snappy lookmg as last year After splendld co operat1on on the part of the boys, however, the equlpment was Hnally acqu1red The Corps has grown tremendously smce the begmnmg of the year It started Wlth approrumately twelve buglers and elghteen drummers Now there are twenty two buglers and twenty one drummers Wlth the very capable tu tor1ng of both Mr C Le1ts1nger and Mr J McHugh the Corps sounds very much hke a pr1ze wmner The officers and boys have worked together harmon1ously throughout the year and after a chance to practlse marchmg R M H S wnll have a prlze Wm mng Bugle and Drum Corps SIHNIORS C ARNOLD XY SHI A G GOI DBILRG G SONIVIIIRVILLY C1pta1n Lxeuttnant Top Sergeant Top Sergeant A GOSTAINIANI H CONINORS R LAWSAN R GRIFFITH I leutennnt Lxeutcnnnt Top Sergeant Sergeant I SAINTOS D FIELDS Lneuttnant Sergeant page 101 fn 1'. . s u as ' - - - 1 , , . . . . - - v .I 7 ' I R . 4 , . . . . . . I . 1 ' ' . 1 y Y V . . I . . . . ' , ' . v .- 3 V . ' I THE Bos'roN1AN ea, L7 CLASS or 1942 G92 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE gran-fl! Connaf FACULTY ADVISER Jacob T Hashlan, a member of thls comm1ttee for the past five years because of h1s excellent co operatxon, was selected chaxrman To joln thxs COl'l1ITlltECC one must be chosen are elected, they go through the usual procedure of shakmg hands wlth thelr fel low members Thxs has been a tradltlon of th1s organ1zat1on for many years The problems Whlch confront thls group are those of takmg charge of the assemblles by keepxng the hall ln order, seeing that the llghts and stage propertxes are properly adjusted, and that the motlon pxcture machlne operates correctly The offlcers of th1s organlzatxon are Jacob Hashlan Chalrman, Rxchard Cullen V1ce Chaxrman, Robert Webber, Secretary Each member FCCCIVCS a handsome green badge and wlth thls token of authorlty each student can feel deeply proud that he belongs to such an honor able orgamzatlon SWEET GOLDEN WEBBER BUNKER SHECKET P MARGOSIAN SENIORS WILKINS W GLAZER TIMULTY G BERKOWITZ MEISELMAN R CURRAN CROWLEY B SHECTER VETSTEIN J DARMAN GALNER KAPLAN KELLER LEWIS MCLAREN SHOSTAK y . ...L 102 ff . 4 E W f it . . inc. 7 .. - 9. 0 by the nominating committee or by members of the faculty. After the students L. R. . N B. L. J. . ' L. R. ' D. 1 . H. R. M. T . C. M. J. . T. . S. THE BOSTONIAN yea, KMA CLASS or 1942 Eli YT' A .. - , 'ri MATHEMATIC S CLUB W wake? 3 wa!worfL FACULTY ADVISER If one Word were to be used m descrxb 1ng the Math Club, that Word would be determmat1on The purpose of the club IS fourfold to learn the use and apphcatlon of mathemaucal 1nstruments to be come famlllar wlth the hxstory of mathematrcs, to meet and hear accomplxshed men xn th1s ever growmg Held and, ln general, to obtam a comprehensnve vxew of the subject True to thexr word the members have carrled out thelr four p01r1t program On clear days when the weather IS m1ld they may be found surveymg the school grounds wlrh transxt, plumb llne 1ntr1cate devlces There 1S no reason to save work for a ramy day for when Weather does not perm1t outslde actlvmes, the members dnscuss the1r 1nd1v1dual problems 1n mathematlcs and attempt to solve them They have already mapped out the v1c1n1ty ot Memorxal and one of the members has been able to survey h1s street wlth the a1d of a m1l1tary plane table The ofhcers of the club are Presxdent, Walter Glazer, Vxce Pres1dent, Mvron Bovarnlck Secretary Martm Snmmons Treasurer, elvm Bras man M SENIORS HURVITZ BOX ARINICK FREEDVIAN KAPPER BRAX MAIN FRIEDVIAIN MIASNICK SWEET DUBHNSKY GLAZER POLOINSKY WEBBER V-I EIGENNiAC,HT GARSHICK H ROSENBLOONI M WEISS j BAKER EZRIN SILX ERMAN SININIOINS p 103 age fn u A ' - . . . . , - Q , . , , M . ' . 3 ' , that the club taught its students to use. I . 3 , . . S . 7 i . H. E. A. 7 Nl. 7 ' N. A A. Xl. . .' Y M. 7. ' Nl. A ' I.. B, ' VV. S. Y R. ,, . ll. T A. . . A . THE BOSTONIAN ea, 1? CLASS or 1942 age ..a...,-f- 3...-:TT .-,..-.-.- D fi STUDENT COUNCIL W jfallfli C L60 J FACULTY ADVISER Here IS the eream of the crop guaranteed by Memorial students themselves never to turn sour The Student Council at Mem ornl IS an exclusne organwation Qfreshmen excluded since every member has third year as aduser to the Council, and it IS due to his wise planning that we attribute a fat balance in the treasury The Student Council harbors no hallucinations of seizing control of the school and abolishing homesx ork fNot a bad ldC'llJ There are two reasons why the faculty is doing such excellent work in managing the school that it would be folly to interrupt them from their task and if an attempt were made to rex olt Mr Reardon s Gestapo would be in the Held before you could give the two fingered salute The members beliexe that if students can t master their fate fin schoolj, they can at least make their fate more pleas1nt For this reason the Council has undertaken in the past and will continue to undertake in the future mea sures to make Memorial life more pleasant This years oflicers are Joseph Golden, President Bernard Shecter, Vice President SFNIORS R BARNFS I RUBIN W ENNIS B SHIICTER JGOLDEN Nl WLISS J HURLLY R SUILIVAN B IOHNSON R BOARI U YJCHUGH y ' 004 104 - iff Q , ,ul - , Y C, I- x ' , 'r 11 Z . f' . r. . 1 n - ui as 3 7 . .4 . .V .J . 9, . x been elected to the position by his fellow-classmates. This is Mr. Gibbons, . . V I K U K . V . . . . . . . , . t 7 , . 7 . , . . . , . . 1 9 . , . . . . w , - . t lv . 1 THE BOSTONIAN yea, KOOL cLAss or 1942 TENNIS TEAM 3 golfeney COACH Two years ago loquaclous cr1t1cs who exclalmed that the comlng tenn1s team d1d not have a chance to w1n the coveted prlze fthe tenn1s champlon shrpj were mnstaken When we d1d w1n, nothlng was wrltten dlsparagmgly about the team, and agaln fate took 1tS course the followmg year as they 1rrev ocably captured the e1ty champ1onsh1p Thxs year under the competent leadershxp of Mr Coveney, the team 1ntends to uphold the br1ll1ant record of 1tS predecessors llshed, and when the dust and swlsh of tenms rackets had dled away, ten Mem or1al1tes were chosen Charles Wfasserman was elected capta1n of the team For any form of achlevement, partxcularly 1n sports co operatlon and the sp1r1t to w1n are probably the most xmportant factors to be cons1dered A team must eradlcate all thoughts of defeat Vlctory wnll be the battle cry of Memorlal s tennns team SILNIORS C W ASSERMAN M WhISS W GLAZILR S CIMAN L LITVIN j GOLDEN H FRIEDMAN page 105 Wa . About forty students turned out when the call for candidates was pub- v . . , d . THE BOSTONIAN yea, E004 CLASS or 1942 ,page 106 THE BosToN1AN ea, CLASS or 1942 FOOTBALL .74 C f 777 DZICZSCH amp The Memorxal elew en was all prlmed for 1ts first game Wnth Boston Latm, but the game was post poned bec1use of the deluge of ram The next game W1s really heartbre1k1ng from 1 Memorlal polnt of vlew Our te1m fought Dorchester to a scoreless IIC Our opponent was completely outplayed IH ex ery department Taking a look at the st1t1st1cs, we find that Memornl scored I4 first downs vshlle Dorchester scored a mere 7 Brenn1n Catherwood 1nd R1d1ches stlrred for our Alma Mater In thls affur Roshndlle w1s uctor ox er our te1m by 1 seore of 7 0 rn 21 mp and tuck contest Memorml w1s sparked bs the pl1y of Xernon 1nd Berkowltz The next contest was Indeed close, vuth Memorul battlmv lust Boston to 1 0 0 t1e Rleh 1nd Burke were the outstlndmg b1ll pl1y ers on the Held Memorml vs IS on the rlmplge for the Commerce contest, b1ttl1ng out 1 13 0 uetorx CWEIFIUS threvs 1 pass to Brenn1n whleh vms good for the first touchdown Insplred by thls score R1dIChCS threw mother long pass to Wfalker, whlch was one ot the hlghhghts of thls blttle Brennln krcked for the extrl po1nt Mechcmlc Arts Hlgh put up 1 gre It fight lgunst our boys, but the best they could do wls to come out on the 7ero Sldk of ln 8 0 score Gl1sk1n scored a thrlll mg touchdown for Memorial The other two ponnts were mecompllshed when Berkowltf nuled In opponent behind hls goll Memornl WIS conhdent of 1 uctory ln the B C Hlgh 511110 but wls de feated by 1 score of 19 6 Brennln seored our touehdown In the thlrd period Consxdermg 111 the obstleles th If the te Im hld to oxercome, It dld xerv well, eoncludmg the selson with two XICIOFILS, txxo tles 1nd three defelts Nlr The follovung members of the squid were wx lrded footblll letters Bleks S1muel Apklrlan, ohn Brennan Pwl CIKIFILIS Don C1therwood W 1ll11m Lnms Bern1rdC1l1sk1n Tommy Gnozl vVlllIIl11 Hljjar Douglls Mlller Danlel Radxehes G1d Stlnell P1ul Tuler, I nds George Berkou ltl, hdward Burke Plul 'VI1rgos11n Clrmen Walker Center Ger1ldM1rg1l T1ckles lmes Dlmon Trung Goldberg Davxd Vernon 1ck Zeprun GU1YdS Wlllllln D1C1usepp1 ohn Hurley Paul ordln Arther Kelly P1ulR1eh Senlor 'Vl1n1ger Fred I-Io1r, Graduate Mmager Jacob Hash1an AI'IxARIA'N BI RRONX l IL BRI XNAN BL Rlxl LATXRIU5 LATHI RWOOD D-XNION WI I W P SI NIOR5 ININIS GI Mmm GOIDBIRC1 HAJJAR HLRII Y KELLY MARGII NIARGOSIAIN RIC H XIII II R STANLIL TLI ER VLRNON W ALKI R ZI PRUN ae BOOL 107 1. LJ , , . X . . . V I 1 I I I I I , -. . , , . r b Q. ' l I D. 2. 1 ' . , ,' 1 , - - ' ' . ' . ' '. L 'J ' ' . T' . ' ' .. . . . g . . - 3. N I ' z Y .1 11' . '. ,. . 1 s ' . e e - 1' - 1 , ' m r - s ' 1 I , . . . . . v ' s '- 1 . ' 1 1 1 . , . . ' I 1 ' . I 1 I 1 ' I 1 e e 1 xl 2 1 . 1 I I I l I 2 - I . . I . - . I .1 I I . I I A v - I I I . ' v ' I 1 I . . 1 ' .1 'L I ' 1 ' ' ' . . . 'Q 1 x- 11 s 1 L s - 1 L - s - ' I ' s ' . I . r I r ' I 1 I Iv 1 YI I Q I YI I I l K I IL ' V. .I Y .I y Q II I Il . A ' Campbell, indeed, deserves a world of praise for his hard, untiring labor. I Y' I I I 4 1 I f V' I 1 I I . 1 w l . . , . . . , . , . ., . .. , .. , . . , . , . '. , , Q . . . i . , . ,' V ' . . , , . . , . - .. K . , . I . L , 1 ' E : ' ' : Q L Y' 3 L ' : Je ' 1 , f ' , ' , x 3 . : 1 ' , J .pi . J L 7 , . .y L a 3 A L tk , . , 4 . 1 1 I I . S. ' I' . 11' V .1 l'. Q G. f ' ' U B. , .B ' l D. . . . i 1. . ' . a ' ez. Q ' F. V ' 'l V. P. .' P. ' .I 5 J. ' .Q D. f D. T 1 V A. 1 C. 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THE BOSTONIAN Um, KMA cLAss or 1942 gage 108 'rx-11: BOSTONIAN yea, KOOL C1-HSS OF 1942 HOCKEY COACH I-lampered bv a lack of practice and inexperi cnced substitutes Roxbury Memorial s hockey sextet suffered a disastrous series of setbacks broken only by a victory over Dorchester Although the boys lacked a heavy scoring punch they produced some fine individual play The reverses were due mainly to the lack of co ordination in the passing attack George Worley Dan Radiches Henry DeStefano and Eddie Burke were the veterans who returned to form the nucleus of the team Other mem bers of the team are Mathews the goalie Apkarian ONc1l Fitzgerald Daly Ducie Crowley Baggett and Clancy When the boys stepped out on the Garden surface to oppose Latin school it was the first time that they were on the ice as a unit Our boys were cleanly outplayed from start to finish but did not give up Mr Campbell our great coach kept them husthng all the time The final score was 6 0 in favor of Latin Facing in Dorchester a rival which was DOI to be feared as much as the others Coach Campbell resorted to radical means to gain a place in the victory column This strategy proved to be very successful as the Memorial sextet banged out a thrilling 3 2 s ictory After John Fitzgerald drove the puck home Dorchester took over a short lived 2 1 lead From here on the Memorialites put o power play after power play Our pucksters dented the strings twice Both successes were hand drnes from the blue line with Waters and Captain DeStefano doing the scoring Fighting against a 2 0 deficit at tne end of the first period the Memorial and John Fitzgerald who whistled home two shots whxch knotted the score at 2 2 The tired play ers were finally overpowered and Trade scored four quick last period goals Don Matthews did some hne goal tending but he as well as the other members of th team was overcome by the sheer power of the oppo nents After that the team fell victim to Mechanics English and Commerce bringing to a close a hardly successful season Although the boys only won a single game they were doing their best at all times They showed good sports manshxp and their courage was admired by their foes The lettermcn are Samuel Apkarian ames Baggett Fdward Burke ohn Clancy 'Vl1chaelCrowley George Daly Edward Ducle Harry DeStefano John Fitzgerald Don Mathews Edward 0NlLll Daniel Radiches Arthur W'1ters George Worley STINIOR5 S XIIxARl'XN N1 CRONXLLY I DUCII I BLRlxl H DLSTIIHANO G IJAIY G-90 109 Wa A L f , . , .4 . 1 . , - 9 7 , . ' 1 Q 1 , 9 l u . , . .1 9 , , 9 Y 7 , ' 1 . , . . ' i y 3 - ' Y ' ' , - 7. . . , n - - . ' ' . V . . A, . - A y y boys showed a spirit of determination which was climaxed by George Worley - . . Y , 6 ' - . ' . - 7 5 Q , , , - . . L . , . , , . . . . I - 3 K ' , . X 5 s ,I A 7 9 - v .I s 1 ly 1 ' 7 9 7 7 V., 1 ,X 1 , 1 x , L , 1 ' ' i .' . . D 7 f. , Q ' ' f . i ' . ' . . THE BOSTONIAN ea, KOOL cLAss or 1942 page 110 THE BOSTONIAN ea, L7 CLASS or 1942 TRACK 3600105 Cl 171,75 COACH The Roxbury Nflcmorlll Hlgh trackstcrs ltd by that able leader Captam Harx ey Steinberg brought a successful season to a close by takmg a fourth place ln the Reglmtntals We were best fortlfied ln C1155 A vuth Chet Arnold Rxchard Lawson Ken Averett and Herbert Dulmm carry mg the Green md Gold Chet Arnold 1nd Dxck Lm son nn the same day prouded us w1th the blg gest thrxlls of the year It took place m the trl meet between Englxsh Dor chester and Memorlal Chet Arnold one of the Memorlal speedsters took the lead m the last lap of the 600 from the Engllsh Hlgh captam From there on Chet was 1n the lead and won the event handlly Dxck Lawson fought an Englxsh runner all the way down the stretch m t e 300 and gamed a t1e 1n a thrxllxng duel The relay team composed of Chet Arnold Dlck Lawson Herb Dulman Ken Averett and Dlck emotte showed themsely es to good adyantage In Class B the leadlng trackster was Captaxn Hary ey Stemberg who was always a hustlmg and dependable runner At ey erv meet Harvey took first place 1n the broadjump moreox er he almost repelted thus ln the 50 yard dash comlng ln hrst ln four out of flye races Another great S0 yard mln IS Paul Tuler who showed himself to good ad vantage at thus dlstance Gad Stansnl ran the grxndmg 300 and George lmentals and had a very successful year Edward Hurwntz was contmually placmg m the hurdles The Class B relay team was composed of leadoff man Hary ey Steinberg Gad Stansll George Berkowltz and Paul Tuler They showed plenty of pep and gate the fans many thrllls throughout the year Classes C md D showed many future stars on the way up Most outstand mg of these IS Alfred Nlcholson the great shotputter Others are jack Cohen Mel Levy and Bern Blankenberg These boys w1ll haxe thexr chance to prove themsely es ln future years Lettermen Aram1on Ayerett Berkowltz Blankenberg Block Cohen Craxgwell Dulman Duchaney Dunn Gray emotte Lawson Levey Mlller lN1cholson Rosenbloom Ruttenberg Stennberg Capt Stansxl Tuler Manager Portman SPNIORS IXXX SGW XX SCOTT G BFRROXXITZ IPNIOTTL H STIINBI RG l N1 XRGOSIXN DLNN Captan C QT-XNSIL DLLN1-KN P TLLLIR W PORTVXN K XXPRITT X XXI N Nlanxter C190 y aa 111 l'. ' 2 7W ff , , A , 'L ' , - - 1 , s . , y A. K l . v . K , 7 S - 1 1 1 4 9 , 1 ' 1 . I . I 7 . I 7. . . - . I I . .- . , - Y ' 1 7 K . . 3 1 3 1 , I J , . , . Q A y A . . L Y . K , , ' , , y . I , . 9 3 , 4 Q l . , l I - 1 I .A O . 1 - . ' - , . x Berkowitz was the leading Class B shotputter. He took a second in the Reg- is Y 1 1 , , ' 3 . . . , t , V 7 . I . : 7 Y 7 . 7 1 Q 1 3 , Va , 7 J 5 9 77 7 ,. 7 . . . , 3 7 , '3 C 7 3 T 1 if ' T R. 1 .G , 3 ' R. K l. L . .V ft' 2 ', , 1 T g A' T. 'l '. ' 1 i 1, T A , ' ' H. ' A . . ' . ' Q ', A g , ' a ge 112 T1-In BOSTONIAN yea, 1,7004 CLASS OF 1942 .Y THE BOSTONIAN fm, L? L CLASS or' 1942 THE CUSTODIANS W7 pafr1cA W Connofef HLAD CUSTODIAN Who keeps our home fires burning, who sweeps the cobvwebs from the ceilings, who cleans the floors and does needed repair work, who mows the lawn in Spring and shovels the snow in Winter, in short, who keeps the wheels of our school running smoothly? There are at least six reasons why Memorial IS a success their names are on this page The custodians come early in the morning, too early for most of us, and leave late 1n the day Suppose we start with the chief Mr Patrick M Connolly better known a P M to all the teachers, IS the Chief Custod1an His respons1b1l1ty IS great and hlS record IH the Boston school system IS excellent He owes h1s pop ular1ty among the teachers to h1s pleasant personality and razor sharp Wlt H speaks with the 1nv1nc1ble comb1nat1on of truth and courtesy He has nothing but pra1se for all and wise counsel for those who seek lf He IS promment 1n the affa1rs of Jlmaica Plain, in CIVIC, social, financul and charitable organ1zat1ons He IS 1 good c1t1zen Mr William B Gately IS the ASSISISHI Head Custod1an of the school H acts as the foreman of the other assistant custod1ans Called B1ll by all the faculty members, Mr Gately IS an ardent sports enthusiast His genial sm1le alone 15 sufficient reason for h1s popularity Mr Hugh Byrne entered when the school was bu1lt, away back 1n the 1970 s He has a good 1dea of the horrors of wir, for he was serving on the IHIDC lfutr U S S Shawmut during the W orld War Mr Byrne is the chief of thc helting unit 1n the school Mr Hector Padden IS another charter member He must work While the ex ery lunch period on h1S tour of duty One would hardly know that he IS about, but h1S efl'ic1ency and earnestness 1mpress all the students as const1tut1ng him as a model worker Mr Padden reads much, takes an mterest in baseball and loves to relavt with his pipe 'Vlr Nhchael J Gannon IS another who makes If hor for us He, too, works on the bo1lers He IS well informed and IS an mttresting conwersa tionalist He IS considered an authority on Irish h1story, and can alvx ays teach lt 1f h1s bo1lers get too hot for hm Nlr Edward Fay just couldn t break avmy from Memorial He is an alumnus of the school as well as being assistant custod1an He IS the latest add1t1on to the custod1an staff We can at least see for ourselxes that one of our graduates has made good llRSlN ROW SI LOXD ROW llLGl'l BX Rxl IDW XRD IAY HIC FOR PXUDIN HR l'XlRlCl'x N1 CONNOIIY XIICHXII GXNNON Head Custodian V. III Xxl C XT Cl? J 00 9 ' 113 r. ' . 1 u aa ' , V . . . . . . . . D I . . , S ,, i .,, . . . . . . .. . . . . - . t e 4 K . . ' . . . e ' ' ll ' 7, 7 ' - ' c 1 I r 1 H H ' 7 . 1 i i K J n 0 1 U I Q K B . rest of us are eating, for it is he who travels silently through the corridors after 7 g . . D . . . , Y ' A ' . ' cz sa 1 1 A n u t - - ' - me an L u 1 rl I l H . . . . . . . ,, V .. ,, I ' 3 ' 1 ' I Y' ..l.' . in' lfl.Y ,1 1, J THE BOSTONIAN CLASS OF 1942 MR J A RICE MASTER ROOM 202 L GIBSON MR W EDMONSTONE MASTER ROOM 204 O J BRADLEY MR A F HANRAHAN MASTER ROOM 212 C GIANEELICE MR C W SHOVELIER MASTER ROOM 216 MR T CAMPBELL MASTER ROOM 218 CLARK MR C M DOHERTY MASTER ROOM 220 S COTTER MR C W SHEEHAN MASTER ROOM 234 A GERAGHTY MR H A GRANT MASTER ROOM 240 R T P HARTIN MR E J REARDON MASTER ROOM 305 J BAKER MR W J GROSS MASTER ROOM 310 J GOLDEN MR A R MCCORMICK MASTER ROOM 312 E HURVITZ MR F H DOLE MASTER ROOM 314 MR R A MCCARTHY MASTER ROOM 316 VETSTEIN MR G J KEARNS MASTER ROOM 318 R AARON MR T J KEEFE MASTER ROOM 320 R CLARKE MR C F COVENEY MASTER ROOM 322 ENNIS .fwlzluer Mem nf ' I Room Treasurer . . . . Room Tgeasurer , . . . . Ro rn TTeusurer . . . . Room Tleasurer . . . . Rgom Tzeqsurer, , ROOITI Tleclsurer . . . Room Tgreosurer . W. WORKMAN Room Tleusurer .... M. SALTZ . - Room Treasurer .... V. Room Treasurer 1 - J. Room Tleqsuref - ' ' ' U Room T1:ecxsurer . . . . . Room Tgeasurer . . - Room Treasurer . . . . com league' ' ' ' ' Room Tleosurer . . . . W. THE BOSTONIAN CLASS OF 1942 f IVIR P F PEARSON MASTER ROOM 328 GRANNUM MR J F FLYNN MASTER ROOM 330 MA1occA MR J H LOCKE MASTER ROOM 332 SHECTER MR H J POWDERLY MASTER ROOM 334 MR F J OCONNOR MASTER ROOM 336 L ANDELMAN MR A F LANDRIGAN MASTER ROOM 338 G CARVELLI MR F E CIBBONS MASTER ROOM 340 G DALEY MR F D SHEA MASTER ROOM 402 R T G DAVISON MR T GRIFFIN MASTER ROOM 406 S GASS MR J D RYAN MASTER ROOM 410 P JACOBSON MR J J A HENNESSEY MASTER ROOM 412 E KANOFSKY MR W J BOND MASTER ROOM 414 MR C E SHROEDER MASTER ROOM 416 S MICHALOWSKI MR F GRILLO MASTER ROOM 428 E I-'RITZ MR P J THAYER MASTER ROOM 430 R SHORE MR J F KEANE MASTER ROOM 432 TOMASZEWSKI ' ..f4lAfl'I' 1.JUIHk'llfJ Room Tzeosurer . . S. Room Tzeosurer ..... . Room Tleasurer . . D. Room Tgeosurer .. . Room Tzeosurer . . . B. Room Tzeasuzer . . . I Room TI:easurer . . R. SULLIVAN Room TFBGSUIEI ..... H. LEVIN n I I 1 n u I Room TI:easurer . . Room Tuzeusurer . Room TFSCISUISI . . . Room Tleasuzer .... . . Room TFEGSUISI .... . Room Tgeqsurer ,,,, , oom Feosurer . . . Room Tgeasurer S. f THE BOSTONIAN CLASS OF 1942 MR W F WALWOBTH MASTER ROOM 434 OLSON: MB G S HENNESSY MASTER ROOM 436 L LINSKY MR B F DONOVAN MASTER ROOM 534 P DALY MR E J ONEIL MASTER ROOM 536 F KING MR F HOLMES MASTER ROOM 505 L MEZOFF MR M GREYSER MASTER ROOM 538 MR H FIRGER MASTER ROOM 518 A WOLFP NR F L ALCIERE MASTER ROOM 524 RUBITSKY MR C A HUGHES MASTER ROOM 528 SHOLK MB A L GEMMEL MASTER ROOM 530 M SMITH MR T A DEELY MASTER BOOM 532 R T G WOBL Y MR P F KEAN MASTER BOOM 540 E WYSE DONOVAN an SULLIVAN L, n raven FOR THE BOSTCDNIAN HARBOR BUILDING wo ATLANTIC BOSTON MASS AVENUE .f4zA1er ijemenfd - i Room Tleusurer ...- E- 1 Room TI:ecsurer ..... . ROOID T!eClS1-lie! ---- - Room Tgeasurer ..,.. . Boon Tgeasurer .--- - Room Tgeusuxez . . . . W. McGEE Room Tieusurer .... . RLXJII1 TIIGGSUIGI ----- - T . . . Room Tleasurer . . H. d . . . - . Room Treasurer . . . . R. y 1 Room Tgeasurer .... . ' 1 oom LOGSUIGI . . . . E 1 ' . THE BOSTONIAN -CLASS OF1942 ,ffLwJ Q, lMWi LUi70J 132 BOYLS1ON STREET BOSTON OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 1941 1942 MCHAMDG MAHONEY 1,9 1 fm , O 0 ' l I'1 ' p10 0, rtlfl lf'l' f ant ' zlllul er f THE BOSTONIAN CLASS OI-' 1942 OFFICIAL JEWELER FOR R M H S L 'CTL I OF BOSTON CHARMS FOOTBALLS ATHLETIC PRIZES ORDER YOUR RING AND WEAR IT WHILE IN SCHOOL ORDERS TAKEN AND DELIVERIES M ADE IN FOUR WEEKS TIME 387 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON r ijelllellfj ' . ,1 O ...l-.i,qfnzl fbi' yfeuf fan Glfafogl-1- O T THE BOSTONIAN CLASS OF 1942 cuelhjemenh N our meters FLRN Um v li Rel rr' College of Lrberal Arts Offers for young men a broad DYOSTPUT1 Of 0011639 subjects serving as a foundatron for the under standrng of modern culture social relations and technical achievement Students may concen trate rn any of the following fields Biology Chemistry Economrcs Sociology Psychology Mathematrcs Physics and English lrncludlng an option rn Journalrsmb Pre Medrcal Pre Dental and Pre Legal courses are oifered Varred opportunities avarlable for vocational specialization Degree Bachelor of Science or College of Engrneenng Offers for young men curricula rn Curl Meehan rcal lvtrth All Conditioning and Aeronautical optronsv Electrical Chemical and Industrial Engineering Classroom study IS supplemented by experiment and research in vtell equipped laboratories Degree Bachelor of Science 1n the professional field of specialization Bachelor of Arts College of Bus1ness Admrnrstrcrtron Offers for young men the following curricula Accounting Marketing and Advertrsrng and Industrial Adminrstratlon Each currrculum provides a d tr lnrn in the fundamentals of busrness practice and culminates in soun a g specral courses devoted to the various professional fields Degree Bachelor of Science rn Business Administration School of Low O1Ters three year day and four year evening School of Business Offers currrcula through evening classes in Ac under graduate programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws A minimum of one half of the work accepted for a bachelors degree rn an approved college or its full equivalent re qurred for admrssron to undergraduate pro grams Case method of rnstuctron The school also offers a two year evening pro gram open to graduates of approved law schools and leadrng to the degree of Master of Laws Undergraduate and graduate programs a mit men and women countrng Industrial Management Dlstrrbutrve Management and Engineering and Business leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business Aclmrnrstratron rn specified fields Prepara tion for C P A Examinations A special four year curriculum rn Law and Business Manage ment leading to the Bachelor of Commercial Science degree with appropriate specriication rs also offered Shorter programs may be arranged Co educational Evening Courses of the College of Lrberal Arts affording concentration rn Economics English History and Government or Social Sc1ence A specral program preparing for admlssion to the School of Law rs also available The program rs eourvalent rn hours to one half the requirement for the AB or SB degree Associate in Arts title conferred Co educational Co opercrtrve Plcrn The Colleges of Lrberal Arts Engineerrng and Business Administration oHer day programs for men only and are conducted on the co operative plan After the freshman year students may alternate therr periods of study with periods of work rn the employ of busrness or rndustrral concerns at ten week rnterxals Under this plan they gain valuable experience and earn a large part of their college expenses FOR CATALOG MAIL THIS COUPON AT ONCE College of Business Administration School of Law Evening School of Business Evening College of Lrberal Arts NORTHEASTERN LNIVERSITY Director of Admissions Boston Massachusetts Please send me a catalog of the l l College of Liberal Arts l l College of Engineering Name Address C 10 Day Pre Dental Program Day Pre Medrcal Program I Day and Evening Pre Legal Programs ,fx A xK,,,g, gt W- ,,,N g1,. , l Q l l AX A ' L il X X Certain courses of the College of Liberal Arts are offered during evening hours V Y ' V , . . . . A . . T l l A l l 1 l l ' ' l l ' ' - . ' . l l - . , f 1 - ' . 1 V . - .,4,1,,e,f,,e,,,e,,f, THE BOSTONIAN CLASS or 1942 ELIOT SAVINGS BANK 165 DUDLEY ST ,ROXBURY, MASS 0 1864 78 YEARS OF SERVICE 1942 ASSETS OVER S18,000.000 PERMANENT THRIFT ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Under Grads know'Kennedys Th Y know that we know therr hkes and drslrkes They know that here at Kennedys we prrde ourselves on berng lx ew England headquarters for campus styled clothes And her s a trp Mother and Dad wrll be pleased because We D ox rde for ther: lnterests too KENNEDY S TIMOTHY SMITH COMPANY ROXBURYS LEADING STORE SINCE 1862 h lp g g WE SELL FOR CASH WE SELL UNITED STATES WAR STAMPS - , . . D, . -U . V 5 L I 7. A . . y . 9 All out effort to preserve American Standards starts at horne. Those who learn to save are e in and we cooperate by helpin folks save-- fx: f11gj1'c1f1AS .!gjlfL!0gl'H!9!Z.'5 ,fx 1 f0gj1'c1!1A,S