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

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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 .

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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

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THE BOSTONIAN yea, E004 CLASS or 1942 ,page 106