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

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1552 gpg, 55 Q 4 f Q gY?rim+3! flrg f , 4 , ,, A i' I i First row:Dorothy Slauson,Naom1 Foeter,Leta Cartwr1ght,Baroara Enderlin, Maria L1a,Lorra1ne Snu1t1s,Ann Weber,Annette Kel1y,Virg1n1a Peck,Mar1e Griff1n,Pat Matt1ce,Eve1yn Johannsen,MerJor1e Matt1ce.Second row:Ed1th bf Mallaecn,Freda Cnrist1an,Mar11yn DeS11va,A1berta F1nch,Mar1on Numann, Ili Marlene Gerken,Anne Hopk1ns,Lu1a Mae P1outz,Eleanor VanAken,E1a1e Jean t Matt1ce,Mary Ann Peck.Tn1rd row:Bob Green,Joe Jonannsen,Rona1d DeS11va, Ken Tyker,V1ctor Scott,Dav1d Jenk1ns,Bob VanAken,M1ss Formiche11a,d1rector. V ' We Ei? .10 Z, This year the Music Department Of' the Roxbury Central if School has a new group, which is the mixed chorus. Students from rades 7-12 under the direction of 1 nstance S , Mss Co Formichella, have formed a very successful group. The chorus participated in the annual Christmas Program and the Winter and Spring Concerts, which were very successful. The chorus was selected to go to the Massed Band and Shorus Concert at Delhi last November. We are all hoping that the chorus groups has the group this year has had. Pat Mattice In ' in the coming years will have as much cooperation and success,f' NX I 0 S ,- 774 XXX 27

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Bnnn First row:Mar1e Gr1ff1n,Lu1a Mae P1outz,B1l1 Sm1th,Anne Hopk1ns,Lorra1ne Shultis, Gary Lee Tyler,Gonrad Ross.Second row:June Sm1th,Bh1rley H1nkley,Leta Cartwright, Marion Numann,E1eanor VanAken,Ann Weber,Annette Ke1ly,Dav1d Pitkethly,Ken Tyler, Marjorie Hatt1oe,J1mmy Cab1e.Th1rd row:D1ane Sm1th,Peggy Pekrul,Ed1th Mallasoh, Elsie Jean Matt1ce,Dav1d Jenk1ns,Miss Formiohella,d1rectorgJanet Hinnerly, Pat Matt1oe,Freda Chr1st1an,George DeY1tt,V1ctor Scott,Bob VanAken,Bob Green, Rudy Gorsch,Wayne Stahl. President ..... Patricia Mattlce Vice-Pres1dent...Mar1e Griffin Secretary-Treasurer..... .... Q. Edith Mallasch Librarian ........ Annette Kelly Since the last 'Record! band activities 1nc1uded--- The Memorial Day Parade at Roxbury and Grand Gorge,and the weekly summer concerts given at Roxbury, Denver, and Halcottsville. Our first event in the fall was the annual Hallowe'en parade with Pat Hatt1ce,Freda Chr1st1an,and Janet M1nnerly,our three majorettes who keep the band in step while marching. These same three were chosen to perform at the Morris Fair. In November the following people were chosen to represent Roxbury in the massed band at Delhi: Annette Ke1ly,bar1tonegGary Lee Ty1er,trumpet3Lu1a Mae Ploutz,clar1net3B1l1 Sm1th,f1ute:Anne Hopk1ns,French horn. Conrad Ross played oornet in the massed orchestra. Also in November Annette Ie11y,Mar1e Gr1ff1n,and Gary Lee Tyler played in the All-State Sectional Band at Oneonta: in December these same students played in the All-State Band at Rochester. This band was under the direction of the noted Frank Simon. y Last Hay our band again participated in the New York State Music Concert at Delhi. This was the first time that the band has entered with a II rating. At graduation L. C. Gray will present the band with 810.00 to show his appreciation for the concerts given him on his lawn last summer. At graduation we will lose four of our members:E1eanor VanAken,Mar1e Gr1ff1n,Pat Hatt1ce,and Annette Kelly. --------Marie Griffin 26

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STUDENT CUUHUIL First pow: Pat Mattice, Phil Caswell, Guy Numann, Maria Lia, Mr. Agone, advisorg Lula Man Ploutz. Second row: Joe Elsele, Alynn Prosklne, Joe Johznnsen, Marion Numann, Ronald DeS1lvs, Naomi Foster, Merle Cammer, Evelyn Johennsen. Q o u Q o e o 0 0 l .Guy Nlunann Vice-president....Phi1 Caswell Secretary-Treasurer..Maria Lia As the term progressed we sponsored a rally for the World Christ mas Festival. Later, our advisor Mr. Agone, helped us plan some future assembly programs which we expect to see soon. We tried to improve our Constitution and up to now we have been planning to keep our social calendar filled. Guy Numann C? L C 633 4 X 'fiff at 28 HW