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

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Gls o } 1953 71 As it has been the tradition in past years Memorial has again retained the high standard of the glee club. Under the able leadership of Mr. Burke and his consulting executive committee, made up of the fol- lowing members: Steven Tamkin, Cyril Hubbard, Joseph Goldman, and William Sadof, the Glee Club has attained great popularity among the students. Although the meetings meet once a week, the Glee Club has managed to master a considerable number of popular and classical songs, while helping to perfect such soloists as Robert Ente, Cyril Hubbard, Jason Hubbard, and Harold Task. This is but part of the program planned by the pres. Robert Ente; vice pres. Harold Task; sec. trea. Steven Tamkin; and manager William Sadof to allow students, who are musically inclined, to partake in school activities. Glee Club Third Row: James Mason, George Cort, George Pearson, Jr., Harold Task, Charles Brown, Joseph Goldman. Second Row: Martin Jaffe, Earl Tittlebaum, Barry Sax, Richard Freedman, Sidney Doren, David Holsberg, Leonard Forman. First Row: Al Ponn, John Hubbard, William Sadof, Robert Ente, Gerald Arbetter, Arnold Smith, Edward Kushner.

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70 WSostonian Year Book Third Row: Robert Szulkin, Paul Waitze, E2ward Schlar, Gerald Kawadler, Sidney Davis, Morris Neiman, Ira Leonard, Philip Jacknowitz, Alan Walcman, Edward Rubin. Second Row: Mr. Gross, Charles Turner, Edward Marram, Joseph Oliver, Martin Eisenberg, Murton Gruber, Harris Berger, Abraham Bailey, William Bardfield, Sidney Weiner. First Row: Donald Levine, Steven Canner, Stanley Cohen, Morton Resnick, Harris Traiger, Edward Goldman, Gerald Faverman, Milton Davis, Benjamin Waldman. German Club The German Club meets every second Tuesday in Room 534. It is under the direction of Mr. Gross. Its purpose is to bring a greater understanding of Ger- many and its culture. Although the club is new they have a very ambitious pro- gram. This year German movies were shown. Lectures were given by guest speakers, among them Mr. Donovan. The officers for 1952-1953 are Hams Traiger, president, Morton Resnick, vice president and Edward Goldman, sec.-treas. The future is bright for this progressive club.

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72 USestontan Year Tscoh ’ Third Row: Martin Bloom, Louis Weiner, Stanley Cohen, Bruce Newman, Gerald Faverman, Morris Neiman, Lawrence Kleinfeld, Barry Sax. Second Row: Mr. Donovan, Milton Namiot, Carl Kalowsky, Daniel Fagell, Gerald Bell, Robert Flashner, Norman Gear, Marvin Speigel, Myron Kaplan. First Row: Edward Learner, Herschel Abel, Edward Kushner, Morton Malkofsky, Albert Perlmutter, Ronald Powell, Gerald Arbetter, Elliott Bertman, Leonard Bassil. History Club The History Club meets weekly after school in 334, under the able direction of Mr. Donovan, to prepare the members for the college-board entrance examinations and the various competitive examinations such as the Hearst, United Nations, and the Massachusetts Labor Contest. Under Mr. Donovyan’s tutelage the club has won many honors for Memorial. This year in the Hearst Contest, Memorial finished third, sixth, and tenth, out of 240 entrants. We are certain that in the future many more honors will come to Memorial because of our History Club.