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

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34 UScstenian Year Wook ROBERT H. KING Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2rarracke2 Printer “Never say die.” MERVIN C. KLAYMAN Sergeant. Construction or Civil Engineer NU: “To master thoroughly is to be prepared thoroughly.” EDWARD C. KLEIN Basketball Mer.; 1st. Sgt. Northeastern “It’s not the merchandise, it’s the salesman.” LAWRENCE M. KLEINFELD Public Speaking; Radio; Dra- matics; Patrol; Forum; Hist. Club. Teaching Bau: “Teachers aren’t really that bad.” MARTIN I. KLINE Master Sergeant. Engineer N.U. “Everybody likes easy-going people.” MILTON KLING Corridor Patrol; Public Speak- ing; Ist. Sergeant. Business Evening Coll. B.U. “Always ready.” SHELDON M. KOLODNY Public Speaking; Corridor Patrol 4; Sergeant 4. Pharmacist Mass. College of Pharmacy “To do a favor is a privi- lege.” RICHARD KUBLIN Basketball 2. Boat Building “The country with the best navy wins.” ' EDWARD H. KUSHNER Golf; Hockey Mgr.; Glee Club; Corridor Patrol; Capt. Drum and Bugle Corp. Medical Research BSuU. “My goal is success!” GERALD LAPIDO Speech Class; School Photog- rapher; list. Sergeant. Artistic Photographer Winona “Watch the birdie, please.”

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(ils of 1953 33 MAX C. KAMINSKY Spanish Club; 1st. Sgt. 3; Set. 4. Business NeU2 Mass. State “Calm, cool, and collected.” MARVIN M. KAPLAN Golf 1; Glee Club; Sergeant 1. BAO “To have intelligence i: only half the story, to use it com- p etes the story.” MYRON KAPLAN Track 4; Spanish Club; Year Book Staff; Jr. Red Cross. Lawyer 13}, Ok “My kingdom for a girl.” MAX KARASS Honor Roll 2; Football 3, 4; Public Speaking 4; Lieut. 4. Communications Baus “School is okay, but football is fabulous.” HAROLD L. KARSHBAUM Public Speaking; Jr. Achieve- ment. ; Engineer N.U. “He thinks a few; he speaks with many.” STANLEY KATZIFF Bageball 2; Year Book Staff 4; Bostonian Staff 4; 1st. Set. 4. Civil Engineer N. U. “My face is my fortune.” HERBERT J. KAUFMAN Year Book Stati; Setaos) 1st: Sergeant 4. Electrical Engineer INGE “Nothing but the best is good enough.” WILLIAM KAUNFER Business Management “A little brains excels a lot of brawn.” JAMES A. KELLEY Honor Roll 1, 2; Officer Printer “A man after his own heart.” MORTON KERMAN Sergeant. Television Mass. Radio School “Good things come in small packages.”

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Class of 1953 35 MARTIN L. LEAFER Football Mer. 3; Set. 3, 4. Salesman Baur “Always ready to lend a helping hand.” EDWARD LEARNER Honor Roll 2, 3; National Honor Society; History Club; Year Bcok Staff; Co-Editor in chief of Bostonian; Sergeant. Medicine Tufts “School is what you make it.” ROBERT F,. LEONA Lunch Room 3; Staff Sgt. 3. “T like it.” MELVIN D. LEVINE Year Book Staff 2, 3, 4; Bos- tonian Staff 2, 3, 4; Sgt. 3; 1st. Lieut. 4; Hrm. Treasurer. Engineer N. U. “Popularity is the reward for friendship.” C. PAUL LIBBY Jr. Achievement; Bostonian Staff 4; Year Book Staff 4; Corridor Patrol 2, 3, 4; Ist. Lieut. 3; 2nd. Lieut. 4. INP AR KO ABSTOR B.U. “It takes courage to get up there.” meryecersenins natant snsetencanceeratettettenes eet Atee MME IT EERO DAVID 8S. LIEDERMAN Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4. Mechanical Engineer N.U. “Self-contentment comes with maturity.” MARTIN J, LINSEY Honor Roll 3; Track 2; Forum 4: Year Book Staff; Public Speaking. Business Mass. U. “What you say counts, too.” MARTIN A. LIPOFSKY Public Speaking; Sergeant. Pharmacist Wa CRlawAg “Acting is work too.” JOHN H. LOGAN Sergeant Printer “The world belongs to the energetic.” ANTHONY H. LORING Corridor Patrol 3, 4; Year Booz; Typing Staff 4. Navy “It was fun to feed those hungry mouths.”