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

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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.

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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

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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 .