Arthur Herbert Greenfield - Revision history

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	''From the 1943 issue of [[The Bostonian]]''		''From the 1943 issue of [[The Bostonian]]''

	A. H. ("Bert") Greenfield was the second of four brothers who played a memorable part in the life of the School, particularly in sporting activities. He was a fine all-round athlete, showing exceptional prowess as a footballer. He was a member of the eleven from 1926 to 1929, a time when football was unusually strong in the School, and he is particularly remembered as centre-half in the fine side of 1928-1929. The remarkable success of that brilliant forward line was in no small measure due to Greenfield's hard work as centre-half. In his last year at School he was a most successful house captain of [[~~Houses~~\|Parry's]], infecting others with his keenness and having an unusual degree of authority. He was one of those who gave of their best to the School - [[Floreat Bostona (music)\|"exempla qui dedere posteris."]] The [[Greenfield Cup]], presented to the School by the four brothers, will be a fitting memorial.		A. H. ("Bert") Greenfield was the second of four brothers who played a memorable part in the life of the School, particularly in sporting activities. He was a fine all-round athlete, showing exceptional prowess as a footballer. He was a member of the eleven from 1926 to 1929, a time when football was unusually strong in the School, and he is particularly remembered as centre-half in the fine side of 1928-1929. The remarkable success of that brilliant forward line was in no small measure due to Greenfield's hard work as centre-half. In his last year at School he was a most successful house captain of [[Parry\|Parry's]], infecting others with his keenness and having an unusual degree of authority. He was one of those who gave of their best to the School - [[Floreat Bostona (music)\|"exempla qui dedere posteris."]] The [[Greenfield Cup]], presented to the School by the four brothers, will be a fitting memorial.

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	''From the 1943 issue of [[The Bostonian]]''		''From the 1943 issue of [[The Bostonian]]''

	A. H. ("Bert") Greenfield was the second of four brothers who played a memorable part in the life of the School, particularly in sporting activities. He was a fine all-round athlete, showing exceptional prowess as a footballer. He was a member of the eleven from 1926 to 1929, a time when football was unusually strong in the School, and he is particularly remembered as centre-half in the fine side of 1928-1929. The remarkable success of that brilliant forward line was in no small measure due to Greenfield's hard work as centre-half. In his last year at School he was a most successful house captain of [[Houses\|Parry's]], infecting others with his keenness and having an unusual degree of authority. He was one of those who gave of their best to the School - [[Floreat Bostona (music)\|"exempla qui dedere posteris."]] The Greenfield Cup, presented to the School by the four brothers, will be a fitting memorial.		A. H. ("Bert") Greenfield was the second of four brothers who played a memorable part in the life of the School, particularly in sporting activities. He was a fine all-round athlete, showing exceptional prowess as a footballer. He was a member of the eleven from 1926 to 1929, a time when football was unusually strong in the School, and he is particularly remembered as centre-half in the fine side of 1928-1929. The remarkable success of that brilliant forward line was in no small measure due to Greenfield's hard work as centre-half. In his last year at School he was a most successful house captain of [[Houses\|Parry's]], infecting others with his keenness and having an unusual degree of authority. He was one of those who gave of their best to the School - [[Floreat Bostona (music)\|"exempla qui dedere posteris."]] The [[Greenfield Cup]], presented to the School by the four brothers, will be a fitting memorial.

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'''Arthur Herbert "Bert" Greenfield''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]].

== Obituary ==

''From the 1943 issue of [[The Bostonian]]''

A. H. ("Bert") Greenfield was the second of four brothers who played a memorable part in the life of the School, particularly in sporting activities. He was a fine all-round athlete, showing exceptional prowess as a footballer. He was a member of the eleven from 1926 to 1929, a time when football was unusually strong in the School, and he is particularly remembered as centre-half in the fine side of 1928-1929. The remarkable success of that brilliant forward line was in no small measure due to Greenfield's hard work as centre-half. In his last year at School he was a most successful house captain of [[Houses|Parry's]], infecting others with his keenness and having an unusual degree of authority. He was one of those who gave of their best to the School - [[Floreat Bostona (music)|"exempla qui dedere posteris."]] The Greenfield Cup, presented to the School by the four brothers, will be a fitting memorial.

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			*[[:War Memorials]]