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

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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

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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