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

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Clee of 1953 91 The cry of “fore”, echoing across the vast fairways of the Franklin Park Golf Course, will find our sturdy group of “‘turf-mashers,” headed by our very able instructor, Mr. Kean, winding their way toward the eighteenth green. Due to the graduating of practically the entire team of 1952, the accent is on youth this year, with only Bob Fine, Jay Snyder, and Harold Task returning from the pre- vious year’s squad. However, with Lew Ginsberg, Arnie Kalfin and Gerry Arbet- ter, the team will endeavor to uphold Memorial’s fine standing in Intra-City Competition. Golf i A oe Robert Tayne, Norman Rutledge, Martin Jaffe, Richard Rosenberg, Mr. Kean, Edward Campana, Peter Bonfilio, au rown. pee eG Edward Kushner, Gerald Arbetter, Lewis Ginsberg, Jason Snyder, Robert Fine, Harold Task, Arnold Kalfin, Arthur rlich.

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90 Lesion tan Year Bool. Third Row: Mgr. Joseph Goldman, Gilbert Rosenthal, Robert Werman, Edward McGrath, Me!vin Cohen, Phillip Baler, Robert Curran, Frank Stoddard, Francis Gauss, Myron Saranger, Edward Dolbey, Donald Handler. Second Row: Mr. Campbell, Richard Daley, Steven Fishman, Marvin Brams, Martin Jaffe, Lawrence Blumsack, Norman Rutledge, Jacob Itsibitsky, Allen Kassrer, Rocney Brooks, Alfred Green, Water Robinson, Daniel Davidson. First Row: Steven Selman, Henry Burns. Joe’ Freedman, Erwin Sidman, Stanley Miller, Fred Galloway, George Pearson, Sidney Doren, Robert Zuk, Joseph Fox, William King. Track Coach Campbell will put on the boards cne of the finest track squads in recent years. The “53” track squad will really go places. It is led by Co-Captains “Buzzy” Pearson, an excellent hurdler, and Stan Miller, a good “300” yarder. Curran in the 1000, King in the 880, Burns in the 600, Monteiro in the 440, Friedman and Miller in the 300, Baler and Calo- francis in the 229 are scme of the best in their particular races. Pearsun in the high hurdles, and Rodriques in the low hurdles cover the “lumber skimming” with the best of them. Dash men such as Galloway, Pratt, Joe Carnation, Zuk, and Cohen make Mr. Campbell proud to be the coach of the “53” tracksters.

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92 seston tan Year Bool, Third Row: Marvin Brams, Ralph Goldenberg, Fred Mark, Robert Maltz, James Levenbaum. Second Row: Mr. Greyser, Lester House, David Cohen, Irwin Guberman, Edward Maram, Harold Waldman, Norman Seligman First Row: Victor Rosen, Arno!d Sher, Stan.ey E.man, Jordan Goldings, Stanley Shuman, Gerald Feldman, Harvey Gerovitz. Tennis Under the leadership of Captain Jordan Goldings and the able coaching of Mr. Greyser, the tennis team is ready to try to better last year’s standing of second place. Returning from last year’s squad are S. El- man, A. Sher, H. Shildow, P. Isaacson, along with J. Goldings and newcomer S. Shuman. Tennis has become a very popular sport at Memorial, and with the experienced netmen mentioned above, and the flock of talented newcomers looking for positions on the team, Roxbury Memorial High School should prove to be top competition hata Ib? B92