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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

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 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. 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 Record Board Flr«t row:Virginia Peok,Evelyn Johannsen,ladle Mallaeoh.Vln Snlpas.John Russell,Mies Root.advisor. , . Second row:Don Bouton,Janet Mlnnerly,Cathy 8hultle,Ann Weber,Shirley Hlnkley,Mary Ann Peok.Lou Ploutt,Freda Chrletlan,Andy Archibald. Third row:Marvln Rose.Ronnie DeSllva,Roger Hlnkley,Fred Weber,Bob Van Aken, Jerry Raeder, EDITOR----ladle Mallasoh ART IDITOR--—John Russell ART STAFF----—Ann Weber Andy Archibald BUSINESS MANAGER—Vln Snlpas BU8INISS STAFF—-Cathy Shultla Nary Ann Peok TYPIST————---Virginia Peok FACULTY ADVISOR-Buean B. Root EDITORIAL STAFF-ladle Kallaeoh Don Bouton Freda Christian Ronnie DeSllva Glenn Flnoh Roger Hlnkley Janet Nlnnerly Virginia Peok Marvin Rose Jerry Raeder Lou Ploutr Bob Van Aken Shirley Hlnkley Evelyn Johannsen if Board Of Education E.Snyder.R.Dorranoe,0.Kelly,J.8woatman,D.More,R.Ooreoh,H.Cartwright DISTRICT SUPCRIKTTHDSNT Zen R. Trawls BOARD Of KDPCATION John 0. Bweataan, Preeldent Howard Cartwright Rudolph Ooraoh Ouy Kelly Donald More SDPgRyiSINO PRINCIPAL Roderlok 0. Dorranoe SCHOOL ni.pf Esther Snyder SCHOOL TREASURER Mrs. Saauel More 5 Plret row:!..Lytle,K.Webster,p.Proctor,M.A.Tan.M.Caswell,C.DelOuldloe, Loon row: 3. Root, I. Abbott,J.Rickard,P.Hopkins.K.Shaylor, I. Fraser, Third1! :V.Vought.R.Rose.R.Porrance.S.Stone, .Ridge,W.Crawford, J.Heasllp. v ? d 6 Rodar I ok 0. Dorranoe-----------------------Supervising Principal B.A. Colgate; M.S.Ed. Syracuse University Mildred Caswell——— ------------------------------------ Librarian A.B. Vaesar College Vllllaa A. Crawford------—---—-------—---Solence and Mathematics A. B. Union College; M.A. Albany State Teachers College Pauline Hopklne-----------------——-———Fine Arts and English B. 8. Skidmore College; University of Buffalo Elton V. Ridge------------------Outdance, English, Social Studies A.B.,M.A. Syracuse University Susan B. Root-------------------------------------Latin, English A. B. Elmira College; M.A. Syracuse University Roland Ross---------------------- —----------—-Physical Education B. 8. Ithaca College Elmore B. Stone------------------------------ ——Agriculture, Shop B.S.,M.8.Ed. Cornell University Mary Alloe Van Valkenburgh——------—————none Eoonomloe B.S. Plattsburgh State Teachers College William C. Vought-----------------------------Commercial Subjeots B.S. Bloomeburg State Teachers College Marjorie Webster———----------—----------------------------Muslc B.S. Ithaca College Luoy A. Lytle--------------------------------------------Orade 8 A.B. Albany State Teachers College John 0. Heasllp---------—----—-—----------------------- —Orade 7 A. B.Syracuse University Kathleen Shaylor-----------------------------------------Orade 6 Oneoata State Teachers College; B.S. Albany State Teachers College Dora E. Proctor--------------------------------------- —Orade 5 Oneonta State Teachers College Betty Martin-—- — -------- —-------—--------------—-—Orade A B. S.Ed. Oneonta State Teachers College Dorothy Collins-------------------------------------- Orade 3 A. B. Albany State Teachers College; Plattsburgh; Oneonta C. June Rlokard-------------------------------------- -Orade 2 Mills Sohool.Rew York Catherine DelOuIdles--------------------------- . -■ ——Orade 1 B. S.Ed. State Teaohers College at Paterson,Mew Jersey Elsie Abbott----------------------------------------- Kindergarten B.S.Ed. Oneonta State Teaohers College Edith O'Connor------—-----———-—----------------------------— -Vega School Oneonta State Teaohers College Irene Fraser--------------------------—Supervisor of Attendance School Murse 7 Esther F. 8nyder- 8«oretary to the Principal Maintenance First rowsMra.Miller,Mrs.Craft,Ward Roberta,Lee Todd. Second row:Marshall Slauaon.Bud Long,Omar OrIffin. Coar OrlffIn-------———Bub Driver Bud Long------------—Bua Driver and Head Mechanic Wan’d Roberta---------Bub Driver and Custodian Marahall Slauaon--——Bua Driver and Custodian Lee Todd-------------—-Custodian Mra.Craft-----——----—Cafeteria assistant Mre.Miller—------------------—Cafeteria assistant Mrs.Furman—------------------—Cafeteria assistant 8 Seniors First row:Vln Snlpas.John Russell,Ronnie DeBllva.Fred Weber.Nary Ann Peck, Janet Mlnnerly. Second row:Cathy Shultls.Ann Ueber.Mr.Crawford,advisor;Andy Archibald, Don Bouton,Jerry Raeder,Glenn Flnoh,Roger Hlnkley,Freda Christian,Virginia Peck,Sadie Kallasch. CLASS MOTTO ■Character Is made by what you stand for; reputation by what you fall for. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FLOWER Tulip Ronald Da SI It a----------------President Vlnosnt Snlpas--------------Vloe-Presldant Ann Weber------------------------Secretary Freda Christian------------------Treasurer Janet Mlnnerly Virginia Peck Marvin Rose--------------—Student Council William A. Crawford—---------------Advisor CLASS COLORS Green and doll 10 ANDY ARCHIBALD Transfer from Oneonta High School Basketball 4; Magazine Campaign A; Moon Helper4; Record Board 4; Senior Play 4; Soccer 4; Tarslty'R Award 4 PRIDA CHRISTIAN Baseball 1,3,4; Chorue 2,4; Boy 8couts 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Intramural Winner 1,2;3,4; Magazine Campaign 4; Mowle Operator 1, 2,3,4; Manager 1,2,3,4; Noon Helper 1,2,3,4; Record Board 4; Rifle Team 4; Senior Play 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Announcer 4; Varsity R1 Award 1,4 Band 1.2,3,4; Baton Twirler 1 2,3 4; Cheer Leader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Cashier 4; Clase Officer 1,4; Intramural Winner 2; Magazine Campaign, Capt. 4; Noon Helper 1,2,3; Press Club 1; Record Board 4; Senior Play 4; Student Counoll 2; Varsity R Award 4 RONALD DEIILVA Bmball 3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Jhorus 1,2,4; Intramural Winner 1 2 3 4; Magazine Campaign,Capt. Manager 4: Reoord Board 4; Senior Play 4; fcrnlty 'R Award 3 OLENN PINCH Attendant 2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorue 2,4; Class Offlcdr 1,2; Intramural Winner 1,2,3,4; Interecholaetlo Volleyball 2,3,4; Junior Prom King 3; Magazine Campaign, Capt. 4; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Mangger 4; Noon Helper 1,2,3; Prize Speaking 4; Reoord Board 4; Senior Play 4; Socoer 3,4; ttudent Counoll J; 11 Varsity ■R Award 2,4 ROGER HINKLET EDITH MALLABCH Baseball 3.4;Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Cross Country 1,2; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4; Intraaural Vinner 1,2, 3,4; Magazine Campaign 4; Noon Helper 2,3; Reoord Board 4; Rifle Team 3; Senior Play 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity RI Award 2,4 Attendant 1,3; Band 1,3; Chser Leader 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Offloer 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4; Intraaural Winner 1,2,3; Noon Helper 1,2,3; Magazine Caapalgn 4; Press Club 1; Reoord Board V Senior Play 4; Varsity  R Award, 2,4 JANET MINNERLY MART ANN PECK Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baton Twlrler 1,2,3; Cheer Leader 1,2,3,4; Class Offloer 2,3; Girls Soout 2,3; Intramural Vinner 2; Junior Proa Queen 3; Magazine Caapalgn 4; Press Club 1,3; Reoord Board 4: Senior 'May 4 ; Student Counoil 4; Varsity ■R Award 3 Choros 1,2,3,4; Class Offloer 2,3; F.H.A. 4; Intramural Vinner 1,2,3; Magazine Caapalgn, Capt, 4; Noon Helper l,2,3;Drese Club ?; ««°ord Board 4; Senior Pli 4; Varsity R« Award 2,4 12 VIRGINIA PICK Chorue 1.2,3.4;  -H.a. 4; Intramural Winner 1,2,3; Magazine Campaign 4; Noon Helper 1,2,3; Preae Club 3; Prize Speaking 2,3,4; Record Board 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4; Varelty •R'Rward 2,4 1 JEKKZ KAJEDKK Ail Star Team 3; Baeeball 1,2,3,4; Baaketball 1.2,3,4; Boy Scout. 1; Chorue 2; Cr.ee Country 1,2; F.F.A. Intramural Winner 1,2,3,4’ Magazine Campaign 4; Noon Helper ' 1,2,3; Record Board 4; Rifle Team 3 Senior Play 4; student Council 1; Varalty Ra Award 2,4 marvim R08I 111 Star Team 2; Badminton 2,3; Baeeball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorue 2; Jroee Country 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramural Winner 1,2,3,4; Magazine Campaign 4; Noon Belper 1,2,3; Reoord Board 4; senior Play 4; Soooer 2,3,4; Student Council 4; f relty R Award 1.4 JOHN RUS8XL4 All Star Team 3; Attendant 3; Baaketball 1,2,3,4; Chorue 2; Claee Offloer 1,3; Intramural Winner 1,2,3,4; interacholaetlo Volleyball 3;Magazine Campaign 4; Manager 1,2; Noon Helper 1,2,3,4; Record Board 3,4; Senior Play 4; 13 CATHERINE 8HULTI8 Attendant2; Intramural Winner 2,3; Magatlne Campaign Mgr. 4; Noon Helper 1,2,3,4; Reoord Bamrd 4; Senior Play 4; Varelty R Award 3 VINCENT 8NIPAS Badminton Champ 3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Chorui 4; Claes Offloer 1,4; Cross Country 1; Intramural Winner 1,2,3,4; Intarecholastlo Volleyball 4; Magatlne Campaign Kgr. 4; Morle Operator l,2,3 j Noon Helper 1,3; Record Board 1,4; Senior Play 4; Soooer 3, ; Student Council 3; Varelty •R Award 2,4 ANN WEBER Attendant 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Offloer 2,4; P.H.A. 4; Magatlne Campaign 4: 4-H Club 4; Reoord Board 1,2,4; Senior Play 4; Varsity R Award 4 PRED WEBER Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; V.r.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramural Winner 2,3,4; Noon Helper 2; Chorus 2,3, i Magatlne Campaign 4; Reoord Board ; Senior Play 4; Varelty R« Award Class Will We, the Senior Cleee of 1951. being of unsound minds, uneorupuloue, untamed, end oentelesa, do hereby bequeath our poeeeeelone ae followei JOHN RUSSELL leaves hie woodchuok trape to Idella Davie and hie helght to June Smith. ROGER HINKLEY leaves hie good tlaee to Conrad Roee and hie ability to study homework to Jean Cammer. VIRGINIA PECI leavee her ability to get a aan to Annette Korea and her laugh to Alberta Pinch. jerry rasper leavee hie ohlckene to Lula Plout and hie speed to Elale Mattloe. ANDY ARCHIBALD leavee hia Joyful etudy halls with Mlea Lytle to Joe Johannsen and tie knowledge of social studies to Marge Mattlce. GATHER3HULTI8 leaves her Chemistry to Slaey DeSllva and her baby-sitting Job to Lorraine Shultle. MARY PECK leaves her sewing to Dolores Sellgman and her ability to play the piano to Marie Krom. RONALD DE3ILVA leaves hie laugh to Ronald Mattlce and hie ability to get a girl to James Kelly. JANET 'MINNERLY leavee her disposition to Joan Brow-?r and her cheerleading ability to Kay Johnston. GLENN FINCH leaves hie crew out to Shirley Sprague and his Latin to Ray De Monle. FREDA CHRISTIAN leavee her ability to dance to Barry Johnston and her alto clarinet to Jake Powell. VINNY 3NIPAS leaves hie basketball ability to Ronald Morse and his good times with women to Gale Tyler. MARVIN ROSE leaves his sports ability to David Pltkethly and his diet book to Dorothy Slaueon. DON BOUTON leaves hie tripe to Grand Gorge to Steve Enderlln and hie ability to drive a oar to Beanie Van Aken. ANN WEBER leavee her manners to Frank Brady and her smile to Katherine Jaquleh. EADIE MAT.LA80H leaves her ability as editor to Anne Hopkins and her curly hair to Virginia Young. FRED WEBER leavee hie excuses to Harvey Slaueon and hie left- handednese to Mr. Stone. MR. CRAWFORD leaves his liking for algebra to Shirley Hlnkley and his musical talent to Ray Christian. THE SENIOR GIRLS leave their good times to the Juniors and Mr. Ridge. THE SENIOR B0Y8 leave their flying ability to the future Seniors. THE CLASS OF 1951 leaves Its bull sessions with Mr. Crawford to the Future Freshman. Signed; ■2 15 Quacks Name Nickname Favorite Saying Favorite Residence Mark of Distinction Dislikes Hobby Apparent Ala Ann Weber Ann Aw, Gee! Home Manners Freddy tell- Playing the lng Jokes In piano 3.3. Class Invent faucets for cows Marvin Rose Marv You don't Bay? Roxbury Hands Lary hounds Sports Coach Vincent 3nlpae Vln Ye gads! Roxbury Laugh Working Eating and £}fj9SL nz - Be a lawyer Jerry Raeder iiaeder I ain't gonna do it! Hardware Laugh Staying home Indoor sports Chicken farmer Janet Mlnnerly Jan I don't know Up at camp Mole Being called Minnie Driving her JEffiCA. ■e a nurse Fdlth Mallaech Sadie Is he? PMC Temper Early curfeweCollectlng pictures of  Isav Beautician Mary Ann Peck Mary ■You think so. huh? Halcottsvllle Complexion Social Studies, _ _ Playing the nlano Own a garage to fix flat tires Olenn Finch Finch Boy ? Red ■CQfQBle.XlQn. Celery 3ports Own Scotland Yard. Ronald DeSllva Ron Ya, after a fashion Mlnnerly16 Height Rough roads Broad-elding the Plymouth Own a new Plymouth _ Donald Bouton Harvey I'll take Grand Gorse Westklll Glauses Winter with- put snow. Driving and .skiing. Own a feed store Catherine Shult1s Cathy Cut It out! Delhi Eyes Baby sitting Reading Get a driver'8 Virginia Peck Glnny (4ult It! Slauson's Laugh Dentist Reading Part ownership of a Chevrolet Andrew Archibald Stub “I'll hit ya! Denver Crew cut Working Women Become Roger Hlnkley Hink Pop, can I haveDowntovn the car? Walk Homework Necking Own a new E'licK Freda Christian Chris Careful. Bud1 s Smile Staying . . . home alone Dancing Stenographer Fred Weber Webb I'll take the Hardscrabble Freshman Class Alibis Work Teasing girls Airplane mechanic John Russell Russ I'll think about It Pink St. Walk Being called Eating -Qanderfttiftata; Senior trip to yew Xarfc Mr. Crawford Willy Hit the books Albany Hair Noisy study- halls Giving home- work Be a meany on the Sr. trip August 2, 1961 I have Just returned from a trip to Hollywood, where I bumped Into Walt Disney. He Invited me to dinner with him, daring which time I ashed him to give me some tips on the Seniors of the Class of 1951 of the Roxbury Central School. Here Is the story he told: 'Hlnnle Mouse Mlnnerly Is on a private esse, cruising the Paclflo on Mr. Humperdlnk's yacht. Popeye Shultle Is now on nursing duty In Burma. Bugs Bunny Pinch makes an appearance to ash, What's up, Doot ( Doc Rose, ooach of the Disney Brain Factory, replies.) Bashful Virginia Is now part owner of the Slauson Chevrolet Company. Pluto Snlpae la currently a full-fledged Philadelphian. ■Dumbo Crawford le waltzing around giving each of hie classes a dally snach of roasted peanuts, with the hope that someday he'll eaeh In on a 100£ Regents paper In something. Happy Raeder, owner of Reader's Poultry Farm, has sold his millionth ohlchen. Daisy Duck Mary lias Just fixed her nine hundred and ninety-ninth flat tire on Bob's Bulok. Sneezy Russell, the famous artist, has purchased another model A ford. Clarabella Mallasch has Just finished a mud pack on her first victim. Dopey Weber has Just overhauled his new Jet plane. Donald Duck Bouton, owner of the well-known Duck Feed Mills, re- cently broke his neok while skiing at Hlghmount. tloofy Christian Is a bookkeeper at the M.O.M. studios. Sleepy Hlnkley fell asleep the other day while he was driving home In his new Bulok convertible. Cinderella Ann has a new Invention on the market—fauoete for oows. Orumpy Archibald has Just been made manager of Victory Chain, Ino. Senior Play Ay ■! ' X ' -'w-y PecJjO y jjtuP %' X LyJ ‘' yu % ' { J fyU 7J V Class Poem We know a lad by the name of DON BOUTON: Hie announcements are heard all over the mountain. MARVIN plays on the varsity team; When the soore looks good, you ought to see him beam. FREDA Is the girl with the pretty blonde hair; When It comes to dances, you'11 always find her there. OLENN will be seen at the Senior Hop, He's the one who fed the pigs slop. FREDDIE, who Is one of our local farmers. Always tries to act as a girl's charmer. CATHERINE, who works on the hill, Often waits for the milk teeter, Bill. JOHN'S Ford car, which Is blue —— Should be turned In, like horses, to make glue. OINNT, the gal with dark brown eyes. Is often seen with a Slaueon guy. JERRY'S oar gets much wear and tear Driving to Enderlln's hardware. JANET and RONNIE often meet At a place we oall Pink Street. VINNY, who rune the Denver Dance, Seems to be bored by any roaanoe. SADIE KALLaSCH seems to be very busy Writing letters to a fellow named flssy.1 MARY was lost on a hill far away; Too bad Bob hasn't a Chevrolet. ROOER, who likes to sleep, Is many times teen down the street. ANDY, whose other name Is ■Stub, Likes to charge In basketball, and that's the rubI ANN la quiet and shy------ Tell us, Ann, who Is your special guyt MR. CRAWFORD calms us with dirty Looks; He always says: 'Hit the BooksI1 19 The 1950 Reeding Club Prise Essay Written bp Merlon Kuaenn GOOD INTENTIONS Oood Intentione ere like Hew Teer'e Resolutione. Most of thee ere not oerrled out. It's easy to here good Intentione, but eeeler yet to forget thee when It would be In your feror. For en example of good Intentions, look et the oeee of Mery. Mery had eede up her elnd to get e high eerk on her Soolel Studies exec the following Mondey. A high eerk would bring up her report oerd eerk end reelIt surprise her perents. As It wee Frldey, Mery thought she hed plenty of ties to brush up on eny spots ehe wasn't too sure of. Friday night, end who felt like studying when they were Just In the aoet interesting pert of e good norelt With the heroine In peril of her life, floating down e swift streee toward the top of the fells, end the hero riding to the reeoue, Mery Juet hed to know the outcome. Also there were some rery good eyetery end deteotlre stories on the radio on Frldey night. She oould study Saturday. It's Saturday, end of oouree Mother has enough house oleanlng Jobe to keep Mery busy ell eornlng end half the afternoon. First, ehe has to olean her own rooa. My goodness, she didn't know ehe hed sewed so many things. She couldn't reaeaber why she hed sawed half of thea. When that tedious task was ower, Mother wanted ell the outelde windows washed. It seeaed like you had to ohange the step ladder a half doren tlaes before It wee where you wanted It. Then, of oouree, you go up the step ladder two or three times before you remeaber to hews ell your equipment within reeoh. Continued on page M 21 1950 Awards Prlte of $3.00 given by Andrew F.Luti to the pereon having the hlgheet average In Preliminary Regente 8th grade JOSEPH EI3ELE 97.75 Prlte of |2.00 given by Andrew F. Lutt to the pereon having the eeoond hlgheet average in 8th grade Preliminary Regente BARBARA ENDERLIN 96.25 The Roxbury Reading Club Award KARION NUMANN Anonumoua prlte of $3 oo for divided evenly between hlgheet mark In Arithmetic 8th grade Regente STEVE ENDERLIN: EVELYN JOHANNSEN: DIANA SMITH - 98 D.A.R. Award of $1.25 to the etudent In the 8th grade with the hlgheet mark In Amerloan History 100 JAMES MORE Anonymous Prlte of $2.oo given to the pereon In 7th grade with hlgheet average for the year NANCY WHITE 97 D.A.R.Award to outstanding girl oititen In the 7th grade - NANCY WHITE D.A.R. Award to outstanding boy oititen In the 7th grade - WAYNE STAHL Anonymous prlte of $1.00 given to that student having the hlgheet final average In Latin II for the year CATHERINE 8HULTIS Anonymous prlte of $2.50 given to a Junior who has the highest final average In 3 years of Math VINCENT SNIPAS $5.00 Faculty Prlte for self-improvement ROBERT SCHUMAN Prlte of $3.00 given by Andrew Brower for the boy or girl ehowlng the beet sportsmanship during the year In all games VERGIL SLAUS0N Prlte of $2.50 given by Andrew F. Luti to that person having the highest final average In Typing for the year ANNE HOPKINS Prlte of $2.50 given by Andrew F.Lutt to that pereon having the hlgheet final average In Business Law NANCY BROWER 87 Anonymous Prlte of $2.50 given to that person having the highest final average In World History MARCIA MONRO 96 The Rotary Is offering a prlte of $5.00 and the have hie name on the plaque In the hall person ehosen will PHIL CASWELL Anonymous prlte of $1.00 given to the student:hlghe8t average In Latin I for the year VIROINIA YOUNG Prlte of $2.50 given by John Kelly to the student doing the beet work during the year In American History PHIL CASWELL 96 Prlte of $2.50 given by F.Leighton Enderlln to the pereon showing the most Improvement In Vocational Agriculture during the year ROBERT 8HULTI8 Prlte of $5.00 given each year by Authur F. Bouton to the pereon having the hlgheet average for the year In the Academic Department PHIL CASWELL 935 D.A.R. Award to the Senior Girl who qualifies as Good Cltitenshlp Pilgrim NANCY BRCWER Delaware Valley Grange prlte of $2.50 given to that student showing the most improvement In S-H. This year It le evenly d ed between Continued on page 4A 22 Class Of 1952 3CE first rowiOale Tyler,Alberta Pinch,Marjorie Mattloe,Bob Tan Aken,Lorraine Shultle,Lou Ploutx,Marie Prom. _ „ Second row{Dorothy Slaueon,Marilyn DeSllva,lisle Jean Mattloe.Shirley Sprague,Idella Davis,Mr. Ridge,advisor. . . Third rowsDoloree Bellgman,Prank Brady,Jake Powell,Barry Johnston,An Hopklne, Absent:Ray DeMonle Bob Van Aken-------------------—Pree ldent Marjorie Mattloe------------Vloe-Preeldent Lorraine Shultle—--------------- Secretary Alberta Pinch--------------------Breaeurer Lula Mae Plouts -----------------—Student Council dale Tyler During the year our olaee had a movie, a plaetlo party, and plane are In motion for the Junior Proa. The Delameter'e Orcheetra furnished the music for our informal danoe. This was a social and flnAnolal euooese. At the present time Jake Powell le high man In basketball In the county league. Lorraine and Lou have been cheering (officially) to spur the boys on. Zb Class Of 1953 E1??? ow:June8«lth,Virginia Toung,Marl Cammer.Ray Christian,Ronnie Mattioe.Velda Huntar,David Pltkethly, Second rowsAnnette Morse,Katherine Jaqulsh,Joan Brower,Joan Johnston, lay Johnaton,Shirley Hlnkley,Daley Rose. Third row:Joe Johannsen,Jimmy Kelly,Mr.Stone,advlsor;Connle Roes,Ronnie Morsoa Absents Harvey Slaueon. Raymond Christian---President Ronald Matties-Vloe-Preeldent Marie Cammer——————Beoretary Velda Hunter—————-Treasurer Virginia Young----------—Student Council David Pltkethly June Smith and Joan Brower are the two cheerleaders fran our olass. November tenth we had a dance. Me cleared about thirty dollars. Me sold candy and soda at a basketball game. Me made ten dollaral Me also had a movie and made about twenty dollars. 25 Class Of 1954 rir«t row;Genevieve Totee,Laurine Moree.Jean Cammer,Diana Smith,Barbara Enderlln,Susan Munaell,Janet Hammond.Marola Krom,Virginia Knapp. Second row:Gordy Mead,Harold Pekrul.Rudy Gorach,Evelyn Johanneen.Ileanor Burger,Bob Cartwright,Bruce McKenna,Glenn Whitney,Mlaa Root,advisor. Third row:Jim More,John PItkethly,Stevie Enderlln,Jim Hammond,Gilbert Tyler,Lynn Jenklne.George Oerken.John O'Hara,Joe Elaele. AbsentiLeon Busey,Doug Shultle,Waldo Todd. Stephen Enderlln-—---------- ——President Suean Muneell----—-----—--Vice-President Jean Cammer---------------———Secretary Evelyn Johanneen--------------—Treasurer Barbara Enderlln—---------Student Council James More The Preehman Class of 195b baa two new members this year. They are Eleanor Burger and John O'Hara. We had a olass picnic in October at Shepard's Lake. We all had a wonderful time. On March 2, our olaee Is going to have a danoe. That afternoon we are going to sponsor a movie called ■Million Dollar Kid! At the Roxbury-Andee basketball game.January 26,1951, we sold oandy and soda. Barbara Enderlln Is a J.V.cheerleader this year. Two of our boys are on the J.V. baeketball team: Stevie Enderlln and Gordy Mead. 26 teauhek:Mr Heaellp Seventh Grade TEACHERiMlsa Lytle 27 Fifth - Sixth Grades TeaohersjMlsa Shaylor.Mrs. Prootor Third Fourth Grades TeacheraiMra. Collins,Kiss Martin 28 First - Second Grades Teachere:Mlee Del9uldlee,Mlae Rickard Kindergarten Vlret row:Bertra Tan Valkenburg.Cllzabetn Nunaall.Carol Ann Cartwright, Carol Eoieaat.taVh Bataa,Sharon Bookhout,Janet Hunter,Moreen Halt, Laree lay Hiahlry. Seoocd rcw:Raal Roe,Linda Slater,Joan Holland,Viola Sweetmen,Danny Klgnor, Andrew CkrLetlan.Raeaell Johnston. Third rcwitlele Abbott,teacher;Teddy Madwle,Stanley Batee.Kddle Cure, Vayne McCann,Doogle Slnkley.Roger Jeaklna,Donnie Hadden. 29 31 Basketball Plrat row:Vln Snlpaa,Ronnie DeSllva.Jerry Raeder.Andy Archibald.Marvin Roaa. Second row:Dcn Bouton,mgr.;John Rueaell.Jake Powell,Barry Johneton.Mr.Roaa, ooach. Roxbury 3 •Stanford 28 Roxbury 3 Davenport 63 Roxbury 27 Andee 51 Roxbury A8 Treadwell 39 Roxbury AA flelachm nns 39 Roxbury 32 •South lortrlght 36 Roxbury A9 Brand Borge 57 Roxbury 30 Davenport 50 Roxbury 26 Andea 62 Thla year the Taralty haa four letteraen left froa laat year. They are; Jake Powell, Barry Johneton, Marvin Roae, and Tin Snlpaa. Bp froa laat year'a undefeated J.T. team are: John Ruaaell,Ronnie DeSllva, Jerry Raeder, Prank Brady, and Bale Tyler. Stub Archibald, a tranafer froa Oneonta, la alao on the Taralty. There la no flrat atrlng thla year, aa different ooablnatlona atart agalnat different teaaa. • 32 • non-league gaaea Junior Varsity First row:Davld Pltkethly,Jimmy lelly.Fred Weber,Bob Ian Aken.Ray Christian, Seoond row:Frank Brady,agr.;StsTle Enderlln,Connie Ross.Oordy Mead,dale Tyler,mg .;Mr.Rose,ooaoh. Season Team So ore Opponent Score 48- 9 Roxbury 37 Treadwell 30 49-50 Roxbury 29 Vlelschmanns 27 1 9-50 Roxbury 3 Treadwell 13 49-50 Roxbury 0 Andes 37 9-50 Roxbury 39 Davenport 2 49-50 Roxbury 2 Orand (Jorge 18 9-50 Roxbury 39 Flelachmanns 16 49-50 Roxbury 36 Treadwell 1 49-50 Roxbury 2 Andes 21 49-50 Roxbury 20 Davenport 15 9-50 Roxbury 17 Orand Oorge 9 50-51 Roxbury 32 Stamford 28 50-51 Roxbury 2 Davenport 21 50-51 Roxbury 8 Andes 21 50-51 Roxbury 3 Treadwell 17 50-51 Roxbury 1 Flelsehmanns 19 50-51 Roxbury 39 Orand Oorge 18 50-51 Roxbury 0 Davenport 25 50-51 Roxbury 3 Andes 22 The Roxbury Junior Varsity team Is continuing Its winning ways again this year by winning the first eight games. This makes 19 oonseoutlve wins, over a period of three years, for the J,V. The scores and opponents are listed above. 33 Soccer First row:Mr. Rose,coach;Glenn rinoh.Don Bouton,Tin 8nlpaa,Roger Hlnkley. Andy Archibald,Marvin Rosa. Second row:Ray DeMonle,Prank Brady,Jake Powell,Jimmy telly,Oale Tyler, Harvey 81auaon,Ronnie DeSllva.mgr. Third row:Jerry Raeder.mgr.;Bob Schuman.mgr.;Davld Pltkethly.Bob Cartwright, Bob Tan Aken.Doug Shultla.Oordy Mead. The 1950 eoccer team wae only half of ite former else, ae many of last year'a playera were Seniora. However, we had several new recrulte for the aeaaon. All members had special aoccer shoee, which helped a great deal. Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oot. 6 Oct. 10 Oot. 18 Oot. 24 South lortrlght Orand Oorge Stamford South tortglght Orand Oorge Stamford away 4-3 lost home 7-3 lost away 4-9 lost home 9-2 won away 6-2 lost home 7-2 lost 34 Badminton T«rgU Slauaon .KarrIn Roee ,Tln Snlpaa.Cj Keade.Mr. R«a . Lcrraiae Saultla Joen Sroirer Preda Chrlatlan Lou Picutz June Salta Janet Mlnnerly Barbara Sndarlln Sadie Maileach 35 Baseball First rowjCy Meade,Vln 8nlpas,Bob 3chuman,Ray Christian,Barry Johnston, Frank Brady,Jake Powell,Jerry Raeder,Marvin Rose. Second row:Mr. Ross,ooaoh;Keith N.Mead,David Pltkethly,Ray DeMonle, Ronnie DeSllva.Roger Hlnkley,Glenn Finch. Third row:Bob Van Aken,Jimmy Kelly,Don Bouton,Harvey 81auson,Gary Lee Tyler, manager. May 2 Jefferson hone 8-1 won May 4 •Flelsohmanns away 10-1 won May 8 Stamford hone 22-4 won May 11 •Grand Gorge away 2-1 won May 15 Margaretvllle away 8-0 won May 18 •Andes home rain May 22 Stamford away 12-6 won May 25 •Flelsohmanns home 6-1 won May 31 Jefferson away 26-3 on June 1 •Grand Gorge home 5-4 won June 8 •Andes away 0-8 lost • League games The Roxbury team slagged Its way through a very good season with nine wins and one lost. Roxbury tied with Andes for the Championship, but the tie was never played off. First row:Marola Krom,Eleanor Burger,Ann Weber,Mary Ann Peok,Sadie Mallasoh,Marilyn DeSllva,Alberta Finch,Virginia Knapp. Second rowjMarle Krom,Catherine Heldle,Loretta Johnson,Helen Cammer, Peggy Pekrul,Evelyn Knapp,Virginla Cutting,Joanne Harrington.Mrs.Van, advisor. Edith Mallasoh-----------------------------President Marilyn DeSllva-----------------------Vloe-Preeldent Mary Ann Peok—------------------—-------—Secretary Virginia Peok——------------------------ Treasurer Ann Weber-------------------------------8ong Leader Mrs. Soott Clark------------------ Chapter Mothers Mrs. Jesse Finch Mrs. Mary Van Valkenburgh------------Chapter Advisor The F.H.A. club was organized October 18th, 1950« In the Rombury Central Sohool, with seventeen girls present. F.H.A. stand for Future Homemakers of Amerloa. The F.H.A. goal Is to learn to live better today, In order that our Mves and those of our families may be better In the future. The following officers were elected: Our club has had two money raising projeots, a bake sals and a movie. Both were held In December. We are now working on stamp boxes and scrap books for the Margaretvllle Hospital. _ 38 Future Farmers First row:Doug Bhultla, ordy Mead,Jo® Johannaen,Marvin Barry Johnston,Bob Cartwright,Ronnie More . Second row:Glenn Whitney,Fred Weber,Jake Powell,Roger Qerken.Jlm Hammond,Harold Pekrul.Mr. Stone.advisor. Rose,Gale Tyler, Hlnkley,George Ceoll Powell----------President Barry J ohnston--—Vioe-Presl ent dale Tyler-----------—Seoretary Bob Cartwright——. ■ --Treasurer Ray DeMonle—------ —-—Reporter Douglas Shultls———- —-—Sentinel The Roxbury Central Bohool F.F.A. has a total of nineteen members this year. The first meeting was held on December 19, _ 1950. Refreshments were served, and a wonderful time was enjoyed by all. 39 L Band On floor:Joanne Harrington. First row:Robln Brown,Sylvia Mead,M rJorle Mattlee.Velda Hunter,Kiel Mattloe, Barbara Enderlln,Gilbert Tyler,David Pltkethly,Susan Muneell. Second row:Dlana 0olline,Judy German,Sylvia Lute,Ruth Ann Griffin,Diana Smith, Lou Ploute,Shirley Hlnkley,Preda Christian,June Smith. Third row:Alloe Joy Rettmeier,Jimmy Ross,Joan Dugan,Janet Minnerly,Vayne Stahl,Connie Ross,Rudy Oorsch, Joan Cnderlin,Evelyn Johannsen. Fourth row:Bob Van AJEen,Anne Hopkins,Miss Webster.oonduotor;Lorraine Shultis. Janet Minnerly--------------------------President Ann Weber----------------—Secretary and Treasurer Lula Ploute---------------------------- Librarian June Smith-------------------- Student Conduotor Marjorie Mattioe------------——Assistant Conduotor The first event of the year was our annual fall ooncert whloh took plaoe in November. The band also performed at Christmas time. A few band members prepared solos and ensembles for a P.T.A. meeting in January. A seleot group of students Joined the Delaware County Mass Band and Chorus at Delhi in the fall. 0 Chorus Flr«t row:E.Knapp,M.K.Jenkins,J.Harrington,D.A.Mooney,E.Nesbitt,L.Ceorge, V.Knapp,V.Avery,L.Shultls, M. Peck,D.Fuller,P.Pekrul.P.Jaqulsh,8.Mead. Seoond row:L.Ploutx,E.Mallaech.F.Christlan.V.Young,D.Snlth.K. Johnston, A.Weber,A.Hopkins,M.Camaer,A.DeMonle,A.Morse,J.Hammond,V.Hunter, P.Moree, N.White. ... Third row:D.Munsell.K.Shafer,I.Etts,E.Christlan,O.Hlnklmy.D. Bouton, B. Van Aken, V.Snlpae .R.DeSllva,3.Tyler,F.Weber,J.Johannsen.L.Jenkins ,8.Enderlln,R.3eorge. Fourth row:Mlae Webater,director;J.Smith,8.Muneell.E.Ballard,D.Roae,V.Peek, S.Hlnkley,E.Mattice,B.Enderlln,J.Ire .M.MattIce,N. Smith. 3IRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Freaa Christian---- Eadle Mallaeoh----- Lula Mae Ploutz—— Lorraine Shultla--- Marge Mattlce------ Lula Mae Ploutz---- ------------------President ----Secretary and Treasurer —---------Student Conductor --------Assistant Conductor ----------------- Librarian ----------------Accompanist BOYS CHORUS OFFICERS Bob Van Aken-------------President Clean Finch------------- Treasurer Steve Enderlln-------——--Librarian Lorraine 8hultls-----——Accompanist The school year started with the Ciris' Chorus, Boysf Chorus, and Mixed Chorus all taking part In the Fall Concert and Christmas Program. Several members took part In the Delaware County Mass Chorus at the fall festival In Delhi. All groups are preparing for a spring oonoert. The girls' chorus plans to enter a oontsst In Oneonta this spring. 41 Junior Chorus First row:Betty Lenon,Elizabeth Weber.Bonnie LaRue.Eula Slaueon, Jacqueline Elghmey,Joan Hammond,Jean Enderlin,Nancy Gaines.Marjorie Harrington,Donna Saxon,Carol Shafer. Second row:Judy Etta,Ronnie Graham,Carolyn Oliver,Patty Numann,Alloe Joy Rettmeler.Joan Dugan,Joan Enderlin,Ruth Ann Griffin,Judy German, Sylvia Lutz,Susan Ives,Nancy Morse,Linda Miller. Third row:Mlse Webster,director;Donna Mead,Judy Van,Lloyd Prootor, Stevie Collins,Paul Jenkins.Kenneth DeSllva.Gary Wickham,Jimmy Ross, Connie Mead,Rose Hunter. A grade chorus was formed in the fall, whioh meets every Friday noon. At present they are starting work on three-part muslol Their first performance will be at the grade concert this spring. A beginner's band also has been started whioh meets every Wednesday noon. They elected officers, as follows: Joan Enderlin---------------------------President Alloe Joy Rettmeler------------- Vice-President Nancy Morse---------------------------—Secretary Linda Miller—----------------------- Librarians Stevie Collins 1 2 Student Council row:David Pltkethly.Lou Ploutz.Virgin1« Young,Janet Minnerly,Gale Tyler,Barbara Enderlin,Marvin Roee.Mr. Ridge.advisor. Second row:Kenneth Hammond,Jim More,Julie Ives,Tern Hinkley,Chubby Etta. Offlosrs of the Student Council are: et-M,lnnerlr-----------------------------President 2?le.T?le£----------------------------Vloe Presldent Virginia Young--------------—Seoretary and Treasurer The purposes of the Student Council are: 1. To promote citizenship. 2. To provide students with the opportunity to cope with their own problems. 3« To promote social harmony among the students of the school. 4. To further democracy in the sohool. 5. To promote student participation in school government. 6. To assist in general improvement of the school. This year's council has initiated the organization of a chapter of the Rational Honor Society whose dims are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to enoourage the development of character in pupils of the Roxbury Central Sohool. The Soolal Calendar has been set up, and the Council approved the idea of an Ineligibility program being formed in the school. 43 Continued fro page 21 At three o'olook who ehould oall but Joe, oaptaln of the football team at sohool, who had newer ssemed to know Mary existed before, asking her for a date. How oould she pass up a chance of being the envy of all the girls at sohool?—besldss, she still had Sunday to study. Sunday—with Its oompany—passed, leaving Sunday night to study, when Nary suddenly reaeebered that she was supposed to be at Youth Fellowship at seaen-thlrty. Maybe If she left early, she alght be able to study when she got home. It was ten-thirty, and Mary thought that It had been the longest Youth Fellowship or any other meeting she had ever been to. And who oould study when they were dead tired? She alght as well go to bed I If she set the alarm and awoke real early, she oould gc over her notes before sohool. Darn that alara olook I It never works when Its suppossd to. Mary knew she'd hare to hurry If she didn't want to be late for sohool. Sight-fifteen was later than she usually woke up. Mhat was It she was going to do this morning? Oh yes, she was going to study I Well, who wanted to shook thslr parents by getting a good report card, anyway??? Continued from page 22 °f 10 00 SlTen br Mr. and Mrs Harrison C. Morse In memory of Chaunoey F. Morse NANCY BROWER The Reader's Digest Award to ths Valedictorian PHIL CASWELL American Legion Award by Mr. James Mlnnerly NANCY BROWER BOB 8HULTIS Babe Ruth Award NANCY BROWER BOB 8HULTI8 Senior Class Presentation Class of 1950 gave 300. as a gift to help In construction of Tsnnle Court In back of sohool. Compliments of DR. CHARLES K. IVES Compliments of DR. JOHN C. SWEATMAN U4 Driver Training Idella Davie,Anne Hopkins,rred Weber,Marvin Rose.Jerry Raeder,Mr.Dorranoe, teaoher;Vln Snlpae.Virginia Peok,Cathy flhultla,Sadie Kallasoh.Andy Arohlbald, John Russell. Magazine Awards Ronnie DeSllva.Oary Hlnkley.Patty Norse. 46 L. 0. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there ere Schools and Colleges. Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Medals 4 Trophies Renrerented by — A. X. Hodgkins P. 0. Box 9 Schenectady, N. Y MARGaRETVILLE HDW. INC. Hardware - Tools Paint - Wallpaper - Glass Frigidaire Appliances Phone 0201 Margaretvllle, New York THOMAS CHESKE Jewelry Gifts Cameras Fll-ss Ice Cream Candy School Supplies Main Street Roxbury, New York Be3t Wishes to the Class of 1951 DELAWARE COUNTY UalRIEJ, INC. Milk and Milk Products Roxbury, New York BLUE;-TONE1 8 Miniature Department Store Clothing for the Family, Shoes and House Furnishings Margaretvllle 137F11 ROGER HARRINGTON Prime Meats end Poultry Fish and Oysters la Season Phone 2U21 Roxbury,New York BUD'3 Cronk Gile Roxbury, New York Lunches-3oda-Gen. Mdse. Read all the Mountain News In the CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS Margaretvllle, N. Y. 7 THE OUTLET STORE Phone 4161 Stanford, N.Y. Compliments of Clothing and Shoes for Men, Women, Children and Infante Household Supplies Sheets, Pillow oases, towels, Blankets FRANK PINDAR AND SON Sales CHEVROLET Service Phone 652 Grand Gorge, N.Y. The Store where you buy for less. 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