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

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Class of 1953 65 The new school year of 1953 was a booming financial success, most of the credit going to Home Room Treasurers, who did remarkably well in collecting voluntary contributions for class dues, activities fees, yearbook, and charitable organizations. These thirty-two able treasures, under the guidance of Mr. Donoghue, were fam- iliar sights in the morning, going around to each student with notebook and pencil in hand asking, begging, and sometimes pleading for contributions. The whole school congratulates this excellent group of boys for doing a fine job for the school. Home Room Treasurers eae : Mr. Donoghue, Richard Becker, Joseph Oliver, Irwin Kabler, Mark Wolf, Joseph Faulson, Gerald Trainor, Albert eBello. First Row 2 Richard Aresean, Robert Tayne, Gerald McCarthy, Charles Thebado, Michael Godess, Gerald Arbetter, Burton Cohen Melvin Levine, Theodore Vigneaux, Allen Phillips, Arnold Bellin. :

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64 Wsestonian Year Book Third Row: Michael Liebiman, Gerald Elfbaum, Erwin Sidman, Robert Swiadon, Ec ward Bluestein, Edward Madden, Paul Libby, Albert Perlmutter, Morton Malkofsky, Robert Blake, David Sternberg, Saul Sherter, Lawrence Magerer, Ronald Powell, Anthony Loring, Irving Shair, Steven Tobias, Nicholas Georgenes, Alvin Graiver, Martin Gruber, Harvey Goldman, Stanley Cohen. Second Row: Mr. Donovan, Kevin Sheehan, Paul Sheehan, Sheldon Kolodny, Robert Namiot, Martin Bloom, Eric Stein, John Brown, Leonard Yudis, Samuel Pearl, Bruce Newman, Gerald Faverman, Lawrence Hanson, Carl Marenghi, Nathan Gabriel, Barry Tutin, Lawrence Kleinfeld, Sidney Handler, Daniel Fagell, Robert Rawlinson, Leonard Israel. First Row: Paul Sirull, Joseph Marchionda, Louis Winoker, Barry Sax, Jay Abramson, Allen Phillips, Edward Kushner, Jason Snyder, Norman Gear, Mitchel Cantor, Selwyn Cohen, Marvin Dubrow, Kenneth Goldstein, Robert Millman, Robert Rothman, Allen Babbit. Corridor Patrol The corridor Patrol, day in and day out, gallantly and courteously guides parents and students through Memorial’s corridors. Corridor Patrol Posts are located at every exit. And they also are placed at the doors leading to the South Side. Mr. Donovan very ably directs the corridor patrol. Executive headquarters are located in 334. We tip our hats to these courteous gen- tlemen who do their jobs quietly and efficiently.

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66 UScttsnetn Year Book. = Second Row: William King, Morris Neiman, Marvin Cantor. First Row: Arnold Sher. Mr. Robert B. Masterson, Bruce Newman. Office Staff One of the most active groups of boys in the school is that group which through their efficient operation of the switchboard and distribution of the daily bulletin make it much easier for both students and teachers to plan their school days. These boys assist the secretaries in prepar'ng the attendance bulletin, delivering messages, and paging other students to the office. Truly they are an indispensable part of the school and are worth commendation.