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

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4 f a -s- u ,ll 1 I I I ' s Row 3 Heimann, Fred Berman, Harvey Berig, Clarence Debrew Row 2 John Friedman, Micheal Wolperr, Peter Waitze Row l Lewenthalw Gerald Levine, Stephen Saltz, Jason Gilman The German Club met this year once every other week in room 332. Tli club was under the capable guidance .ind supervision of our very able adviser Nlr. Gross. The intent of the eluli was to enrich in German traditions any student who showed .in interest in the German Club. Interesting films, depicting German customs, traditions, and advances in the helds of science, engineering, amd the arts were shown .tt least once every month. The club was for- tunate in having .is guests, several sneakers who spoke German very fluently. Bovs pref pnring for the German college boards had the services of lworli the club .ind Nlr. Gross near nt hand. ln its enthusiastic spirit .ind scope the German Club has been one of the outstand- ing organizations in the school. Sidney Warvel, Joseph Slavin, Stanley Elfbaum, Howard Cooper, Donald Shapiro, Klaus Peter Zimmerman, Israel Strier, Reber! Swartz, Gerald Gutfell, Fred Bavley, George Berlin, Edward Silverman, David Kaplan, Allan Strachman, Melvin Moller, Mr. Gross, Hugo 6 The members of the club are very grateful and very indebted to Mr. Gross who has unsel- fishly and willingly devoted much of his own valuable time to make this yenr's club 11 most pleasant and memorable one.

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L , 3, .-4 ': I-,L La Cercle Francais of 1955 - 1956 has very definitely maintained the long tradition of instructive and entertaining meetings. Through the constant efforts of Mr. Cameron, the club members heard many talks on the various aspects of French culture and civiliza- tion. Great French writes such as Voltaire, Maupassant, Moliere, Beaumarchais, Maurois were discussed. Great French musicians, such as Debussy, and Casedesus were presented. French scientists played a major role in the development of this very valuable subject. Bernard, Branly, Lavoisier, and the Curies are a few of these distinguished Frenchmen, which were added to the list. The French Club took several trips, via books and maps to all the desirable locations of that great nation. President-Harris Herman Vice-president-Robert Myers Secretary-Lawrence Goldfarb Treasurer-Michael Ginsberg Sergeant-at-Arms-Samuel Childs Faculty Adviser-Mr. Paul Cameron Row 3 Stanley Finer, Sheldon Porter, Louis DeLaFIor, Rueben Margulis, Fred Rubin, Richard Goldstein, Stanley Bette-rman, Burton Robinson, James Diamond, Frank Richmond Row 2 George Berlin, Robert Davis, Stanley Elfbaum, Sydney Segal, Robert Edesess, Barry Gornsteun, Gerald Pessrn, Raymond Harris, Theodore Snyder, Robert Springer, Newton Trevens Row l Samuel Childs, larry Goldtarb, Harris Herman, Mr Cameron, Robert Myers, Michael Ginsherra, Robert Livingston, Gerald Guttell ple Q 5.1 jeff X yr we

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E u ta, I , - - jf 2 ,fy - Q., ' ef, QQ' , 7 .W . rel?- , 3.1. Once again the Roxbury Memorial Glee Club enjoyed an extremely successful year. Under the experienced leadership of Mr. Burke the club learned and mastered many popular and classical songs. Considering the fact that they met only once .1 week they have performed very well. During that time there were some members whose voices were being helped along to a more perfect timbre. These members were Paul Kennedy, Kenneth Scott. and Charles Asche. Much credit must be given to Joseph Salvin, the manager, who planned these informal meet- ings. ln addition to its regular functions, the Glee Club prepared some of its members to walk about the school singing Christmas Carols the day before the December vaca- tion commenced. Many members are seniors who will not be with the Club next year, but en- thusiam of lower class members assures the school of an excellent Glee Club during the next few years. Row 2 Charles Ashe, Robert Langer, Robert Ettrnger, Robert Livingston, Rtchard Underwood, Hugo Lewenthal, Robert Davis, Robert Schulze Row l Paul Kennedy, Gerald Pessin, Edward Silverman, Joseph Frank, Joseph Slavin, Allan Silvermanf Rudolph Walcott, Robert Berryman -I 'l 'N ff ., pf, l