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

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THE BOSTONIAN yea, E004 CLASS or 1942 ,page 106

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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 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. ' f J. . . .' G. . . J. 2 . .