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

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Dedication We, the Senior Claes of 1951, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Vllllam A. Crawford, whose patlenoe and guldanoe have led us ttrough our four unforgettable years at Roxbury Central School. Ve also wish to dedloate our yearbook to Mr. Burdette Long.who for several ye»« has devoted much tiae driving for school activities and excursions. Ve greatly appreciate his kindness and willingness.

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Principal Alma Mater R. H. 8. let ue always be loyal; Let ue all to your dear name be true, Olre our all to your fame and your glory Our Strength and our lore to you. As the sun sets all gold to the westward. There le nerer a doubt nor a fear That dear Roxbury High le the beet Sohool Alma Mater, we glre thee our cheer. 1

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Editorial CLASS MOTTO: 1Character la made by what you stand for; reputation by what you fall for.1 We, the Senior olaee of 1951, will eoon hare ooapleted our four enjoyable yeare at Roxbury; It won't be long before we'll be out on our own . It Is hard to believe that these years have gone by so fast. Many of us have ohosen the fields In which we are going to work—»— ■■ eoae of us will stay near Roxbury; others will perhaps go to a olty. Whatever our choices are, we ahall appreolate what we have learned here at good old R.C.8. We have not only enjoyed our learning, but have aleo enjoyed taking part In the many sports and aotlvltlee whloh our school offers. One of our alas has been to prepare for life. Our Instructors during the past yeare, In addition to the guldanoe of our parents, have tried to teaoh us to form good character. Their approach, I think, has been to train ue to distinguish between right and wrong. ▲ false step, on our part, can completely ruin a good reputation which hae been built up over a period of yeare. If we make use of our common sense ana training, we shall not easily be led Into pitfalls - — we shall make our own decisions and abide by the . 3