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

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'HL Row 4 Charles Ashe, Russel McKinnon, Carl Adams, Robley Fortune, John Tosi, John Kelly, Jim Leahy, John Fowler, Fred Weinberg, Harold Hector Row 3 Mr, Chiarlni, Mr. Keane, Robert Krepon, Charles Cuneo, Alan Misiph, Robert Fitzpatrick, Charles lrving, Alfred Mitchel, Albert Shaddock, Robert Carry, Mr. Moran Row 2 Joseph Burke, Thomas McGuire, Roland Golden, Harvey Sclar, lCapi.! William Hodges, Raymond Craddock, John Friedman, Roscoe Baker, James McEachern Row l William Glynn, Donald Sullivan, Robert Volkin Mr. Moran showed how suprisingly well he could maneuver a green ball team with a few lettermen back from last year's squad. Our team captain, all scholastic full back, Billy Hodges, gained a first down almost everytime he got his hands on the ball. Oct. 19 Memorial and English tied 6-6. Quarterback Roscoe Baker's connecting pass to left end C. Irving on a 67-yard scoring play tied the game. It took three tackles to bring down Robert Rogers after his 10 yard gain for a first down credited to Memorial. Oct. 26 Brighton beat Memorial by an upset, 13-12. Memorial led 12-0 at halftime. Roscoe Baker made two second pgfiotl touch- down passes: one, a three-yard jump pass to Ray Craddock, and the other, a 49-yarder to Charley Irving. Nov. 6 Memorial heat Teelmieal 7-ll. Full- back, Billy Hodges, playing quaterbick for the first time, as Al sub for Roscoe Baker, did suprisingly well. Hodges recovered Ll fumble, setting up Ll touchdown play on Tech's 22 yard line, then joe Burk, on a six ya-'d thrust through left tackle, scored.

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K s I Q. -ff ..- ' xg. av - Row 2 Melvin Chessler, Philip Feudner, Alan Gruber, Mr Kean, Stephen Eiseman, Leo Come Row l Richard Erickson, Marvin 'lobins If it be true that skill in golf can be a much- desired social and business asset, we golf club members can, indeed, be thankful that we have had such an able, experienced, and pa- tient instructor as Mr. Peter Kean, who each spring supervises this valuable extra curricular activity. Franklin Park is the scene of our delightful activity. Under blue skies and white clouds of April, May, and june wr send that little white pellet bouncing over spacious fairways onto the velvety greens. If our putting leaves much to be desired, we at least learn to keep our tempers under reason- able control. Interscholastic matches with able rivals have been arranged. We are especially hopeful of defeating our arch-rival Latin. Golf re- quires patience and determination to master. It is not only a highly-competetive sport but it especially healthful and relaxing because it gets us out of the closeness and stuffiness of a class room into God's wide-open spaces, where we can drink in the sweet pure air of spring. i g i i f