Roxbury Central High School - Record Yearbook (Roxbury, NY)

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4' 5 I B L CLASS ILL SKIP GREENE leaves his height to Janet Mlnnerly and his soporiferous inclinations to Lula Ploutz. KEITH NELSON MEAD leaves his excuses to Joan Johnston and his Senior Play knickers to Ray Dehonie. BOB SCHUMAN leaves his pop corn to Marvin Rose and his sports ability to Fred Weber. GARY TYLER leaves his build to Anne Hopkins and his outside abilities to Idella Davis. LETA CARTWRIGHT leaves her coloring to Freda Christ- ian and her ability to get a man to Virginia Peck. VERGIL SLAUSON leaves his quiet disposition to Jerry Raeder and his smile to Glenn Finch. PHIL CASWELL leaves his bird book to Donald Bouton and his canoeing partner to Vinnie Snipas. MARCIA MUNRO leaves her wiggle to Mary Ann Peck and her friend at Yale to the R. C. S. Basketball team. NANCY BROWER leaves her docility to John Russell and her silliness to Ann Weber. BOB SHULTIS leaves his ability as an editor to Ronnie DeS1lva and his potato patch to Roger Hinkley. BILL SMITH leaves his knitting needles to Shirley Sprague and his flute to Lorraine Shultis. CY MEADE leaves his wavy hair to Joan Brower and his muscles to David Pltkethly. NAOMI FOSTER leaves her laugh to Sissy DeS1lva and a Marine to June Smith. MARION NUMANN leaves a record of her constant Jabber to Mr. Crawford and her blond hair to Catherine Shultls. her diet THE together THE humor to THE MISS ROOT leaves her curly wig to Edith Mallasch and book to Velda Hunter. SENIOR GIRLS leave their ability to get along to the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Glasses. SENIOR BOYS leave their perverted sense of anyone who wants it. CLASS OF 1950 leaves its good times and success to the Junior Class. Witnesses: Marlon KStan Laurell Numann Naomi fOl1ver Hardy? Foster 14

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B S U D A G B 0 o O o A o o o D Q0 D u U ,F fr . 0 !, C7 PMPHECY of OF This is probably hard for the reader to believe, but soon after being graduated, the Senior Class turned into creatures of the water. Although I had noticed no great change, one day I was surprised to find that I had become a water bird, namely a Water Ouzel. As I was hungry, I flew to the nearest pond and dove in to search for water insects. I had hardly been underwater for a second when a large flying fish darted by, nearly clipping my left wing. Somehow I recognized it as GARY TYLER. GARY had hardly passed when I came upon a Goldfish commanding a sunken treasure ship. Of course, it was BOB SHULTIS. A shapely eel went wiggling by. Naturally I recognized the wiggle as MARCIA MUNRO'S. Suddenly I was terrorized by an approaching shapelese mass. It took the appearance of a whale. I flew aside and watched it pass. Close behind the whale followed an octopus, struggling with a bullhead. The bullhea was try- ing to free himself, biting savagely. I guessed that LETA hadn't changed much, and I sure felt sorry for BOB SCHUMAN. A gunfish came by. It was chewing an artist's pencil. I decided it was NANCY BROWER. A large flounder wallowed past, accompanied by a Blowfish. The blowfish seemed abnormally quiet, but the flounder was nagging it in a loud voice. I realized that CY and MARION had become fish, too. Finally I spotted some food. A ggppy was swimming directly towards me. I swallowed him in one gulp. The guppy tickled my throat with his fins until I nic-cupped. I was shocked to discover that I had swallowed VERGIL SLAUSON. A pickled herring floated past. I was sure by its zig-zag path that it was KEITH N. I perched upon a sleeping turtle and watched the herring. Suddenly the turtle stuck out his head. Darned if it wasn't SKIPPY GREENE. A large creature with a face shaped like a flute paraded past. I decided SMITH had played.a flute until he turned into a flute fish. I caught and devoured several insects and was about to return to the good old air KI was getting dizzy from holding my breathl, when I noticed a Qgygg. I flew over and perched by the window of the dive? B helmet. 'Get away from here, you lousy birdg I'm hunting Marine life,' shouted the diver. Could it be that NAOMI FOSTER was still pursuing her interests? I shrugged my shoulders and returned to the atmosphere, glad to know of the whereabouts of my class M8593- ' By Nwater Ouzel' Caswell .sf Q 0 00 0 0 O 0 0 In In O 00 ob Oo 0 ra g . 5.2 1 N 1 4,-'XD 16 Z, g t-