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

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Ct ASS iz oem Memorial, Memorial, we give our thanks to you, For these three years, these precious years, And all the joys we knew. Our Sophomore year so full of cheer, We'll always hold those memories dear. We felt so big and yet so small, Within your stately hallowed halls; But happiness replaced our fear, And then we met the coming year. As Juniors so more worldly-wise, Your teachings grew in scope and size. Our task was hard, our goal was high, And slowly winter’s days went by. Springtime went and summer flew, And with the fall came seniors new. We're Seniors now, we soon will part. You'll always live within our heart. The great wide world’s before us here, Yet we will face it without fear; Because you, Memorial, great and true, Have strengthened us to see life through. Memorial, Memorial, we give our thanks to you, For these three years, these precious years, And all the joys we knew. MOTHER MEMORIAL Mother Memorial, symbol of glory, Shine on and guide us like stars from above. Through all the storms and strife, You have ever borne us. To you, our protector, we give our love. Mother Memorial, maker of heroes, Teacher of goodness to all of your sons, Watch us and pray for us, Help us in our sorrows. Gleam like a beacon. Guide us on. Words by Daniel Seidler, 731

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(1S Superlatives BARRY STEINBERG CLASS OF ‘59 MICHAEL MALLICK LEONARD SORIN MARTIN BRACKMAN MELVIN BLOOM HARVEY GOLNER BARRY WEINGART JASON ROTHBERG LAWRENCE GLAZER LEO ROGOFF DAVID COHEN STEVEN LERNER AUGUSTUS DENT KENNETH NORRIS BURTON NORRIS DAVID COHEN DAVID COHEN STANLEY PINKNEY JASON ROTHBERG DAVID COHEN BASKETBALL GRADUATION 318 Best Scholar Most Likely To Succeed Best Personality Best Athlete Most Handsome Most Literary Talent The Most Best Orator Best Actor The Happiest Most Serious Most Diplomatic Most Energetic Quietest Eternal Questioner Best Dressed Best Printer Hardest Worker Best Committeeman Best Artist Most Musical Talent Best Treasurer Best Team Best Moment Best Homeroom JOHN WILLIS PAUL CAIN DAVID McIVER DONALD DUGGAN ROBERT READY ROBERT RUGGIERO WILLIAM SEPECK KEVIN DEVER ROBERT RUGGIERO ROBERT RUGGIERO WILLIAM WARD WILLIAM WALL EDWARD SUMMERS DONALD MacNEIL WILLIAM TURNER ROBERT READY JOHN WILLIS ANTHONY VENUTI DAVID McIVER ROBERT READY LAWRENCE SHEPARD AMERICO DiRAMIO BASKETBALL GRADUATION 214

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Class Will We the class of 1959 of Roxbury Memorial High School (Boys), being of sound mind and body, and having been inculcated with the superior wisdom attainable only through a Roxbury Memorial education, do hereby assert this to be our last will and testament and do bequeath the following: To the JUNIOR CLASS, we leave our superiority, our good looks, and all the expenses of the senior year. To DR. CRUDDEN, we leave our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the three years of advice and guidance he has given us, and the knowledge that in our hearts he will always remain a strong inspiration. To MR. BROUGHAM, we leave our sincerest thanks and gratitude for being the greatest senior class advisor as well as being a strong worker for our school Newspaper and Yearbook. To MR. SHEEHAN, we leave a book entitled, “Nothing New, Just Review!” To MR. KEANE, we leave a device which will compute government marks to the nearest thousandth. To MR. COVENEY, we leave an honest homelesson boy who will faithfully do his own homework. To MR. McCORMICK, we leave seven periods of all-girl classes. To MR WALSH, we leave Steve Lerner. To MR. GREYSER, we leave a full page want-ad for a typist. To MR. GROSS, we leave MR. KEANE. To MISS BOGAN, we leave our sincere thanks for her guidance. To MR. MORAN, we leave the Cleveland Browns. (Good Luck!) To MR. BROWN, we leave a tank of laughing gas, so the juniors will laugh at his jokes.