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

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U it over yel? Ho! Ho! Ho! Here’s dinner! Yipee! B A B I E S Such a little lady! Here I come! I did it! Giddy-Up! Hey! I’m down here! You don l say. Oh, my goodness! What a body! Get out of here! Don’t you dare! Mmm — that was good! Bottle Baby Where’d it go? Get out of here! Thought you’d hide? Behind bars Party time! Who? Me? See last page to find out who we are!

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Last Will And Testament I, JoAnn, will all my love and affection to Tony, my everlasting friendship Io K.P., and a great senior year to D.O. I, Josie, will my ability to smile to Y.T., may you smile always; and to M.O., a trip down the stairs. I, Cathy, will to K.T., P.H., N.H., and C.H. a great senior year, and to Romie “good luck.” I, Alan, will to Chris D. a rope and the word “run.” I, Bob, will my ability to remember and my right arm to Beaver, and the rest of me to L.H. I. Dennis, will to S.F. a purpose in life, and Io B.H., K.F., and J.O’D. a cold “BUD” for those long school days. I, Penny, will my ability to graduate to K.F., to D.B. a place at lunchtimes, and to L.Q. a morning milk. I, Dawn G., will to S.T. the C.G.’s, and to my brother a Yugo and my BOCES bus seat. I, Jennifer, will my good limes to my nephew, a box of tissues to the nurse, and S.G. my brain. I, Debra, will to B.Q. a bottle of pink nail polish, to J.H. a “good movie,” and to my brother a successful school career. I, Tracy H., will to L.H. a Michelob Light, and to Beaver a wild senior year. I, Tracy L„ will to Daryle a 4-wheeling ride over Burroughs and a jar of cover-up, to K.F. a new Snoopy, and to S.L. one-half of my wild times. I, Neil, will to C.R. all my love, and to Mrs. Faoro a graduating class as good as ours. I, Mike, will to W.M. a haircut without wings. I, Janene, will my height to Juanita, and my tennis ability to Jerry. I, Valerie, will to S.G. the best of luck, and to D.V. a happy and healthy life. I, Tracy M., will to Pebbles your perfect man, to M.T., a pass to ALL parties, and to my friends in M-ville another great summer. I, Dawn N„ will to Becky the courage to gel up and dance at Kass Inn, and a few passing grades to the junior who needs them. I, Marcelo, will Io J.R. a girlfriend, to A.O. my soccer ability, and to C.G. a great senior year. I, Kristi, will to B.F. all my love, to J.B. my friendship, to K.O. some basketball ability. I, John, will to all the youngsters a great future, to all the oldsters many more happy years, and to my friends whatever is left. I, Asa, will to K.T. my brain game ability, and to my brother the ability to aggravate teachers. I, Chris, will to anyone the ability to go through band for 6 years with out playing an instrument. I, Wendy, will to J.W. a great future at R.C.S., and to Janet, the ability to get her driver’s license. Class of 1988 6

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Dawn M. Green Friendship may end in love, but love in friend ship never. Tracy L. Hinkley “If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer; let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau Debra Mary Grounds “I can do all things through Christ — which strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13 Tracy R. Leibowitz A smile takes but a moment, but the memory lasts forever. 8