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

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ROW 1: Steven Slotnick, Cassandra Batson, Sandra Bessin, Robert Miller. Tarutz, Melvin Toon. ROW 2: David Weinerman, ee), on Aectcbors In our last year at Memorial we have been well fed, thanks to the boys and girls of the lunch room staff. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Cunningham, the cafeteria manager, some have served in the kitchen and at the counter. Others, supervised by Dr. Tarutz, have checked the trays and have oper- ated the cash registers. All have worked together to give us our daily bread in the shortest possible time and with the least possible inconvenience. Our lunch periods have been pleasant largely because of their cheerful and efficient service, and they will be associated with some of our most pleasant mem- ories of Memorial.

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ROW 1: Roberta Lipnick, Sandra Wallace, Marjorie Leben, Arlene Paderson, Sheila Cohen, Elinor Bloom, Sandra Bessin, Sheila Geller. ROW 2: Marjorie Press, Sheila Strachman, Esta Titlebaum, Barbara Chase, Carol Simon, Roberta Franklin, Diane Kanter, Elaine Dores, Christine Zopatti, Norma Berkowitz, Linda Freid. ee Ctl 76 President: Sheila Cohen Vice President: Arlene Paderson Secretary: Marjorie Leben Treasurer: Elinor Bloom Fortissimo! Louder altos! More seconds! words from the producer-director of Memorial's Glee Club—Mr. Michael Famigletti. Under his direction, a group of too low sopranos, too high altos, and a bit sour seconds always produced melodious tones. The high point of the Glee Club's activities this year was the Christmas Assembly. Our appreci- ation to Mr. Famigletti, whose patience through tedious rehearsals made all this possible. Thanks to Barbara Chase, our pianist, Bobby Miller, Mel Toon, Billy Jones, and Charlie Munroe, whose male voices aided this female Glee Club.

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Merle Freeman, Sheila Cohen, Sheila Strachman, Stephen Damelin, Barbara Bryant, Sandra Bessin, Roberta Brown, Miss McMorrow. Wiice Avepsdiorstt 78 We, the office messengers of Roxbury Memorial, in order to form a more perfect school, have aided Miss McMorrow, Dr. Crudden, the Guidance Coun- selors, and any teachers who have needed our as- sistance. Under the direction of Miss McMorrow, we have presented bulletins, messages, and all sorts of valu- able information to teachers. We have answered doorbells, escorted visitors to appropriate rooms, and tried, most often in vain, to secure a voice on the other end of the switchboard. Assisting Miss Kenney and Mr. McGrimley, we have managed to scare fifty percent of the students out of their wits with the words, “You are wanted at the Guidance Office.”