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

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Eanyzatadztdana We feel that your gradua tnon from R MH S 4Boys1 an accomplishment n your ro grcsslve clnmb to good nt zen shnp brotherhood .md happn ness ln everyday ln g., ere wnsbes for su Less nn sour hghcs Ideals and atta nments RY XBU RO Jgmpig BN W HO 'IV 70elaonae Tlse Alumm extends t sst,1n c to you Whnrcabouts f lnssmate reunnon plans 1nd general mformauon are our fun I ons Your Interest and vntalxty nn serv na, sour alumm will be the md hanges m address should b dura ted to the Pwecutxve Seererary toon CLARENCE ELAM Prcszdent Q19401 LEO SONTAG Vlcr Prcszdent 119401 LOUIS KAITZ Treasurer H9401 HARRY N CRAMER Sefrctary 119331 HYMAN POST FRANK OSHRY HAROLD A BURG SHERMAN FELLER HAROLD L VAUGHN 1933 1938 1931 1936 1941 ROBERT GOUTERMAN HAROLD GRANT FELIX CASIPIT EDWARD FOLEY RICHARD BECKER 1955 1946 1951 1948 1955 ARNOLD VISNICK 1956 Honorarg Presidents MORRIS G PORTMAN 1931 MELVIN A PERLMAN MORRIS GREYSER Ewcutur' Serrctary QFaculty1 REMINDER ' ' 1939 Your current address must be on record m the Alumm files CSchool OHice1 Make every effort to keep us posted so rhar you may prrsonulb reeenvc the latest Alumm Nru Your copy of the Constxtutoz an! Bs Iuu ns enelosed Mazlmg Address F111 out tht, Iwerutur Srcretarg, Alumm Assocmhon 411,16-bed D0-gf Card Roxbury Memor1alH1gh School CBoys1 when you Change your Warren and Townsend Streets, Roxbury 21, Mass present ad d ress. l I 9 I W ,Q . . . -.znur .- A 4. ' , A I . ' ' 4 ' ' . ' 15 as- . . IS I'-,YNM 41 . L . - .. - . i P - y x J o c 3, ' , i i - . . 4 A ' 4 I ' i A v 1 . C I , n A : V . . 2 : C 1 ' . , , - - k . . . -. 'ln '. 3 2. 2 x i . , ' ' Our congratulanons carry sin- 1 1-' T - force for nts bemg. Inqumes - ' . C I A A C' A ' ,' 2 , a .5 A 5 , , i, , - i '- ..'.'L', 2 'C .. 0 1 0 ' 7 x ' I A I a , 1 . , 5 Executive Committee . ' , I 9 ' - A 1 - . - , ' 4 ' X. L ' 2 1 F . s ' '

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Q' Row 3 Svanley Betlerman, Martin Feldman, Roberv Livingston, F-red Rubin, Joseph Frank, Richard Goddard, Burton Kranlz, Edward Glntkrnan Row 2 Lawrence Goldfarb, Irwin Lehrer, Mitchell Brockrnan, Frank Richmond, Arnold Visnick, Alan Dreiker, Alan Aronson, Barry Gornstein Row l Samuel Svetky, Melvin Chessler, Michael Spitz, Mr. Bovelho, Robert Myers, Irwin Rosenhloorn, Robe-rv l?osoH The Spanish Club is comprised of present and former Spanish students. Under the able guidance of Mr. Botelho the club presents its members with a practical program to help broaden their knowledge of our Spanish- speaking neighbors, their customs, and of language itself. The education meetings are concerned with films or club reports on Spain or a lecture from an authority on the subject. This year Mr. McCormick, head of Roxbury's language department, enlightened the boys of the Spanish Club on Spainis national sport of l'1L'l'fightiI1g. In its efforts to accomplish this program the Spanish Club has attained the position of being one of the most active organizations in Memorzal. The officers of the Spanish Club who have done their utmost to bring about the success of the club's activities are Michael Spitz, president, Robert Myers, vice president, Irwin Rosenbloom, secretary, Mel- vin Chessler, treasurer, and Samuel Svetkey, sergeant at arms.

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1 J- ,Q r 'f 2 I ,J Harvey Sclar. Robert Schulze, Armor Singer, Franklin Rosenfield The State Department of Education has instituted a plan which seeks to promote greater understanding between the high school students in-the cities and towns through personal contact. This year's committee consists of four very able boys elected by the senior class of Mem- orial in an earlier bollot. They are Bill Hodges, Allan Strachman, Larry Goldfarb, Steve Luster and George Berlin. Bill Hodges will also be our school representative to the Good Government Day :o be held in March at the State House, along with other dele- gates from their respective high schools. The Student Exchange Committee acts as the host for their out-of-town visitors, showing them the local historical points of interest, and explaining our local form of government. LJ Q? fl-4 nv' wzwzi Memorial,s Exchange Committee is under the able direction ofMr. Dullea, who is the head of the History Department in the school. He also will accompany the boys on the Ex- change Committee. S2 i