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

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Row 1 Melvin Bloom, Michael Mallick, David Scheuer, Paul Carlson, Michael Herman, Robert Sontag Orrys Williams Row 2 Mr. Brougham, Burt Norris, Harold Davis, Leonard Sorin, Martin Brackman, Lawrence Shepard, William Floyd, Donald Jenkins The Pictured above is your Prom Committee. With a great deal of work and determination these boys made this the best Prom in the history of the school. As in past years, the Prom was held at Longwood Towers. The entertainment was in the capable hands of Freddie Guerra and his band. The overwhelming cooperation and energetic work from the boys on the committee helped make our Prom successful. The boys on the Senior Prom Committee along with the rest of the seniors in the school would like to give their personal thanks to Dr. Crud- den, Mr. Brougham, and Mr. Pearl, without whose great help and understanding the Sen- ior Prom would not have been the great success it was. Thanks should also be given to Chair- man Paul Carlson, and Co-Chairmen Marty Brackman and Lenny Sorin, who have put many hours of hard work into the success of our Prom. The general comment the next day was, enwor rom “It was the greatest.” The happiness that was reflected by the faculty and students made this night a most memorable one. The valuable training which we received will benefit us greatly in the future.

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Row 1 Robert Fine, Ralph Munichiello, Burt Norris, Leonard Sorin, Kenneth McKinnon John Farrell, Harold Hector, Row 2 Mr. Keane, Steven Slotnick, Donald Duggan, Robert Jumper, Therman Brown, Mike Underwood John Burke, Mel Toon, Lawrence Prag, Mr. Campbell Row 3 Charles Munroe, Orrys Williams, John Grooms, Roger Mathews, D. Potosky, Michael Herman William Kennefick Was cbal [ This year has been a year of building for Memorial’s baseball team. With most of the lettermen gone, it will be a hard year. As in the past, Mr. Campbell had to dip into his J.V. Returning were our hard hitting captain Lennie Sorin in the infield and Ralph Munichiello at first base. In the outfield we have Harold Hector and John Grooms. Sharing the pitch- ing duties were Lennie Sorin, Burt Norris and John Farrell. As a result this year’s team was made up mostly of J.V. talent. Let us not forget our ever capable manager, Larry Prag, who not only kept the scores of the games but gave the team infield practice before the games. This year our manager had an assistant, Bill Verrocchi. In the spring every boy’s fancy turns to baseball. This year’s team regardless of the record had another good season under the able coaching of Mr. Thomas Campbell, whose loyalty to Memorial and affection for the school have combined with his fine qualities as a coach to make him as close to the school and the boys as he was in the years when he taught here.