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

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ANSSI DENNIS MARCELO SANENE Remember When . . . J.B., D.G., J.G., had pretzel fights in Washington? .. . Those few lost party weekends? D.G. . . . When you caught me putting flowers in your car? Playing in the fire at J.B.’s house before the prom? Hey . .. D.N.! Remember the cheese doodles? D.N. ran past the guy’s dorms in a tiny body suit? J.M. beat up Howard Manon? J.B. ... all the fun trips to the “gym” with V.M.? The party when M.O. and S.W. got Shot at? J. R., A.D., C.S.. M.O., M.M., S.W., N.M., R.S., driving to get their tuxes': Playing “S.P.” in the United States? W.W. almost fainted in Mr. Zimmerman’s Biology class dissecting a frog? Mr. Goodemool and the skipping girls in Washington? On the day of SAT’s J.M., C.C., D.N......the college, scooters, and con- versation? The J.W.’s showed up at John’s door? K. P. put the “marks” on M.O.’s back, chest, neck DEBBIE JOHN M.O. asked D.N. out ... I DON’T! All the goodtimes R Ring at Carriage Hill and the Hemlocks? SACANDAGA ’87 2 lines and 3 spaces? The Pits, Denver, My House, The Apartment, and all those lovely girls that went along for the ride? £3 s J.B., D.G., J.G., V.M., D.N. went to the game? Penny Ferris was a “mud-cookie?” T.H. and T.L. drove the “get away” car from the Victory and Tracy’s house before the prom? The Pits-Alias Headquarters? 20 NEIL

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DEDICATION It is with great pleasure that we, the class of 1988, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Bea Hinkley, who has given many, many hours beyond those required by her job to help the students of Roxbury Central School. She is the one who has made our school unique by our talented marching band, the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner at home games, the beautiful concerts, and an above average rendition of Pomp and Circumstance for our graduation march. The excellence that she has created in our music department will still be heard for many years to come. Those of us who know her best realize and appreciate her witty sense of humor. Once again, we want to thank her for all she has done for us. Her presence in our lives will be greatly missed. Sincerely, The Class of “88” 22