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

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Row 1 Mr. Walsh, William Bell, Melvin Bloom, Lawrence Glazer, Joseph DePippo, Robert S. Berman, Henry Cox. Row 2 Stephen Epstein, Mark Gelbsman, Wilfred M. Cote, David Cohen, John Banks, Row 3 Harold Davis, Frank Dunphy, Lawrence Albert, Paul Carlson, Martin Brackman. oom 313 We the people of Room 313 wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Joseph Walsh, our home- room teacher, for all the help and guidance he has given us. Room 313 has contributed much this year to the good of the school. Its two VIP’s are David Cohen and Melvin Bloom. Dave is the Editor of the Yearbook, President of the Key Club, Manager of the Bostonian Business Staff and Treasurer of our Homeroom. Melvin, the Editor of the Bostonian, Business Manager of the Yearbook, President of the Chemistry Club and is a member of the Executive Committee. In football our stars are Paul Carlson and Allen Furey. Al is also our basketball star. Larry Albert is our great hockey star, while Harold Gabriel and Larry Glazer carried our banner on the track team. Our star debaters are Hal Davis, David Cohen, Mel Bloom, and Steve Epstein. Steve is also a member of the Young Adult Council of the Mattapan branch library. Paul Carlson was our representative on the lunchroom staff.

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Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Alan Kaplan, Stanley McMullen, Harvey Golner, Michael Herman, Michael Mallick, Steven Lerner, Leighton Hullum, William Kennefick. Mr. Keane, Hilliard S. Jones, Jr., Leonard Jackson, Donald Jenkins, Robert Hirschorn, Frederic Miller, Stev2 Kaplan, Steven Isenberg, Richard Goldman. Charles A. Gowing, Jr., George Lake, Edward Levine, Richard Maccin, John Grooms, James E. Lewis, William McNeil, Samuel Mitchell, Barry Lederman, Carl Hoaglund. ore, BG Once again as so many times in past years a home room under the supervision and tutelage of Mr. Keane rates at or near the top of the list, as far as senior home rooms at Roxbury Memorial High School are concerned. Although we can’t brag about 10 or 15 boys making the Honor Roll, one can’t tell what will happen as the year progresses. What we can brag about is the athletic ability because we are by no means lagging in this department. We have “Butch” Hullum, captain-elect of the track team and star of the cross-country team. John Grooms of our glorious basketball team and Don Jenkins from our valiant and high spirited football team. The most exciting moments occurring in this sometimes madcap homeroom are 2 or 3 minutes after the bell rings for homeroom check-up. The whole class scampers back to the room so as not to take down that certain piece of paper to the boys’ office before leaving. Lest we forget, the financial matters are left to Steven H. “Lab assistant’ Lerner and he seems to be doing a fine job.

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William Verrocchi, Willie J. Thomas, Armen Tarbassian, Lawrence Prag, David Scheuer, Robert Row 1 Sontag, Barry Steinberg, Burton Norris Row 2 Mr. Coveney, Barry Weingart, Leonard Rogoff, Barry Ring, David Whittaker, Richard Zimmerman, Alvin Waldman, Arnold Shear, Kenneth Norris Row 3. Kenneth Rosenberg, William Warren, L. Sorin, Walter Smith, David Potocsky, Orrys Williams, Daniel Ridley, Bernard Schlesinger, Jason Rothberg Krom 318 Once again, as has happened so many times in the past, Mr. Coveney has one of the top home rooms in Roxbury Memorial High School. Home room 318 enjoys the glory reflected by the men in that room who hold 28 athletic let- ters which were received throughout their years at Roxbury Memorial High School. Robert Sontag and David Scheuer also hold two of the top three offices of the senior class. We have one of the school’s top orators, as Barry Weingart was voted the best orator of our fine school. Mr. Keane’s star hoopster, Lenny Sorin, is also a member of this distin- guished room. Barry Steinberg, one of the top students who qualified for the national merit scholarship, is another one of the more intelligent boys who reside in room 318. Room 318 is equally proud of Larry Prag, who helps run our assemblies with near precision and Stan Pinckney whose fine art work has been acclaimed by many. Room 318 is greatly indebted tu Mr Coveney for the wonderful guidance he has given us in this, our last year at Roxbury Memorial High School.