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

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dm. af 1950 First row: Miss Root, advisor, Leta Cartwright, Florence Powell, Nancy Brower, Joyce Krom, Naomi Foster, Caroline Weber, Marion Numann. Second row: Gerald Greene, Keith R. Meade, Keith N. Mead, Philip Caswell, William Smith, Guy Numann, Gary Lee Tyler, Ralph Mead, Vergil Slauson, Robert Shultis. President ...... . . . . Guy Numann Vice-President . . . . . .Leta Cartwright Secretary . . . . . . . .Robert Shultis Treasurer. . ............. . . Nancy Brower Our representatives to the Student Council are Marion Numann and Gary Lee Tyler. R class is well represented in sports, band and other school activities. Guy Numann is on the Varsity Basketball Team, and Keith R. Meade, Vergil Slauson, Gary Lee Tyler, and Robert Schuman are on the junior Varsity. Vergil, Keith R. and Bob Schuman were also members of the baseball team. Leta Cartwright, William Smith and Gary Lee Tyler are in the band. Nancy Brower is the Cheerleader from our class. Last fall we initiated the Freshman Class. A good time was had by all except the Freshmen. In order to collect our dues of 31.50 faster, we held a race between the boys and the girls. The girls won and claim that we have to give them a party as a prize. On our dance last fall we cleared about 530. Phil Caswell 2l

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66444 ag 7947 N v First row: Maurice Voorhees, Marie Griffin, Patricia Mattice, Eleanor VanAken, Marlene Gerken, Mr. Cortright, advisor. Second row: Raymond Slauson, james Eisele, Paul Ploutz, Wayland Mead, Paul Constable, John Snipas. President . . . . . . . Raymond Slauson Vice-President . . . . . .james Eisele Secretary. . . . . . Marie Griffin Treasurer...................PaulPloutz UR Student Council members are James Eisele and Patricia Mattice who have helped to make the organization a real good one, we're sure. The Junior Class, that quiet and well behaved group of students, has spent the year under the supervision of Mr. Cortright. Surprising enough there have been no eraser casualties, but we do have a few punctures which resulted from tacks which someone accidentally dropped on the chairs. All the girls in the class lent their golden voices to the chorus this year. Patricia Mattice accompanies the chorus on the piano. If any one has happened to hear any discords, you'll have to forgive her. She was influenced by Jimmy Durante, and is still searching for the lost chordl Marie, Eleanor, Pat and Paul Constable played in the band. Ray Slauson, that big league player Qsomedayj, played on the varsity team and did a real good job of it. Pete P. and Jim E. were two of the best players on the Iayvee team. Good work, boys! Eleanor Van Aken 20

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Kazaa 7757 First row: Maria Lia, Virginia Peck, Edith Mallasch, Barbara Clapper, Beatrice Brand, Mary.Ann Peck, Freda Christian, janet Minnerly. Second row: Mr. Crawford, advisorg Marvin Rose, Jerry Raeder, Vincent Snipas, Donald Bouton, Richard Finch, Ronald DeSi1va, Iohn Reuter, Fred Weber, Glenn Finch. President. . . . . . . .Vincent Snipas Vice-President . . . . . .Glenn Finch Secretary - - - - . . . . Ianet Minnerly Treasurer . . . ..... . ....... Ronald De Silva Our Student Council members are Freda Christian and .Terry Raeder. The Freshxran Class got off to a good start this year with Mr. Crawford as our class ad- visor. We had a dance on December 19, 1947, and made some money toward our Senior Trip We are well represented in sports this year as we have four Iayvee Players and two Cheer- leaders: Glenn Finch, John Russell, Vincent Snipas, Marvin Rose, and Janet Minnerly and Freda Christian. We also have a freshman team which has won one and lost one of the two games we have played. .Terry Raeder 22