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

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Room 330 was indubitably the best senior ltome room tltis year. Seliolastieally speaking Harris Herman and Stanley Iflfbaum rep- rcsent Memorial's two top lionor students. XVilliam Hodges, Memorial's senior elass presi- Eaam 550 dent. and Gerald Guttell and l.arrt' Goldfarb were also outstanding seliolars. ln atlileties room 330 fared excellently. XY'il- liam Hodges, eaptain of tlae Boston all-city football team, Roland Golden. a two-year traeli man and an important eog in Xlemori- al's football maeltine, Ronald Furie, Memori- al's star goalie, and lfdward Freedman and Donald Harrison, also outstanding members of tlae lioelxy squad are our own boys. Qtlaer outstanding members ul- 330 were Rieliard Goldstein, Mernorial's budding Hem- mingway, jason Gilman, eltairrnan of many of our eommittees, Samuel klaeob. one of tlae outstanding eommittee men of R.M.H.S., and Miclaael Ginsberg, manager of Memorial's in- door and outdoor traek team. W'e offer our deepest gratitude -co Mr. Botellao for ltis sincere understanding, guidance, and everlasting good laumor. Row 3 Raymond Harris, Allan Dreiker, Robert Greenberg, Leonard Gans, Joseph Frank, David Gordon, James Doherty, Martin Feldman, Donald Harrison, Stanley Finer, James Diamond Row 2 Lawrence Goldstein, Klaus Hermann, Robert Gerraughty, Harold Goldstein, Harold Freeman, Sam Jacobs, Kennetlw,Frttz, George Diamond, Michael Ginsberg, Ronald Furie, Clarence Debrew Rowl Edward Freeman, Richard Goddard, William Hodges, Harris Herman, Gerald Guttell, Mr Botelho, Stanley Elfbaum, Larry Goldfarb, Robert Davis, Jason Gilman, Richard Goldstein 5.3 wr ' u, ., V e 4 f t

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Row 3 David Cheren, Herbert Altsher, Martin Bluestein, Carl Adams, Stanley Brown, Melvin Chessler, Kenneth Cencini, Kenneth Coill, Edward Block Row 2 Fredley Berman, Lance Berger, Myron Baker, William Barnel, Jack Baker, Stanley Chudnofsky, Irving Cohen, Henry Alberts, Allan Colton, Alan Brown Row 1 Alan Davidson, Leonard Davidson, Richard Arisian, Alan Aronson, Mr. Coveney, Samuel Childs, Harvey Berig, George Berlin, Stanley Cohen The year 1956 saw an impressive group of young men in Room 322 participate in various activities of the school. A few of the out- standing ones were: A. Aronson, home-room treasurer, and member of the Art Staff and several committees and clubs: Sam Childs, Junior-Class president, Bostonian Literary and Art Staff and Yearbook Literary and Art Staffg and George Berlin, Honor Roll student and Office Staff member. Room 322 had a large group of boys who had been members of one or more of the athletic teams, l'hese were: Carl Adams, Richard Arisian, Billy Bamel, Fred Berman, Stan Brown, Sam Childs, Ray Craddock, and Lenny Davidson. Along with 322 all of Memorial were proud of this group of athletes. Myron Baker and Paul Bonetzky represented Room 322 and Roxbury Memorial in Junior Achievement. 244:44 522 What would 322 have been like without a couple of characters like Herb Altsher and Stan Brown, we will never know, but we are all glad that they were assigned to our home room to liven it up a little. Slfimmv' L Q!

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Row 3 Carl Lfpkind, Burton Krantz, Gerald Levine, Paul Monroe, Harvey Katz, Robert Livingston, Rueben Margolis, Arnold Richmond, Gerald Levy, Daniel Orfant, John Marden, Richard Levine, Hugo Lewenthal, Sheldon Porter Row 2 Kenneth Kaplan, Stephen Luster, Louis MacKnight, Jason Maltz, James Lawrence, Donald Persky, Jack London, Fred Randall, Bruce MacMullen, Albert Lerner, Jason Lichtenstein, Theodore Levine Row l Frank Mostow, Melvin Moller, Gerald Pavloff, Arnold Polikoff, Stephen Katz, Mr, Gross, Robert Myers, Ken Madoff, Gerald Pessin, Irving Nudel, Bernard Orenstein Harken, you men of 332, and remember this plea: Boys, please get into your seats so I can take attendancen. How often Mr. Gross's pleading shout has sent us scrambl- ing back to our seats. But we seniors of 332 can well appreciate the help of Mr. Gross. I can be proud to say that almost every member of our group has worked intensely for the benefit of our alma mater,. Among the members of our class we have three class officers: Ken Madoff and Burt Chico Krantz, Executive Comm., and Bob Myers Vice-President. We have many boys on various committees. But when it comes to collecting money Bob Myers and Irv Nudel just about run the students dry. In sports we have Chico Krantz on the basketball team and of Course Fred Randall who is the man- ager of the track team and an expert on the 20am .552 subject of the Minneapolis Braves, so he says. Of course we cannot end this article without saying something about Dan Orfant, Mel Moller and S. Katz who will forever be look- ing out the Window. ax J .-W' mf'