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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

i i , I l i l 1 I I I I I I ALMA MATER R. H. S. let us always be loyalg Let us all to your dear name be true, Give our all to your fame and your glory- Our strength and our love to you. As the sun sets all gold to the westward, There is never a doubt nor a fear That dear Roxbury High is the best school Alma Mater, we give thee our cheer. l DEDICATIO The Senior Class of 1952 wishes to dedicate this yearbook to MR. RIDGE, whose guidance during the past three years is greatly appreciated. He has been a good sport in all that we've planned and done. We also wish to dedicate our yearbook to MISS RICKARD, who guided us through our first years of school and has been a kind and helpful friend ever since. Last but not least, we wish to dedicate this yearbook to our Senior homeroom teacher. MIR. BRUNO is a good friend, who has lent us a helping hand in many ways. 1 2 EDITORIAL In June of this year, we, the graduating class of 1952, will pass from the doors of R.C.S., and some of us may never return. Some of us may travel far and wide to seek a higher education, and then a 1ife's fortune. Some of us may stay at home to work for.our parents, and still others will perhaps find a job somewhere in a surrounding community. No matter where we stray after those doors close behind us this June, we will be taking the leading role in the biggest show on the road. This role is bigger and better than any Shakespearean role, this one is life. Our parents have been preparing us to lead our own life since we were babies. Our teachers have been teaching us how to meet our future problems, since we were first in school. Teachers, parents, friends, and all our elders have been working hand in hand to help us to understand our world. ' Soon it will be our turn to tell other children what to expect, and how to face life after they are no longer dependent on someone else. Do we know how to face life by ourselves? will we fall in the track when we face our first real problem or our first failure? We have been taught to look at our world as though we were studying a history course in high school. At first it is difficult, but after profiting from a few mistakes of our own and others, we begin to understand it, If we don't try to read and understand a book, it is of no use to us. Our life in the future is the same as reading a book? if V011 don't know how to read it, it is not, at all beneficial. 3 RECORD B0 RD First row: Gary Hink1ey,Joan Brower,Ruby Odel1,Lorraine Shultis,Sissy DeSi1va,Katherine Jaquish, Taella-DEvis,Connie Ross. Second 521: Marie Krom,Bob Van Aken,Anne Hopkins,Jake Powe11,Dolores Seligman,Miss Root,advisor. Third row: Elsie Jean Mattice,Ray DeMonie,Frank Brady,Barry Johnston,Alberta Finch,Dorothy Slauson, Marge Haftice. EDITOR- ------------ - BUSINESS MANAGER ---- ART EDITOR ------------ ART STAFF ----------- BUSINESS STAFF ----- TYFISTS ------------- -- ---Lorraine Shultis ----Marilyn DeSi1va -------Ruby Odell -----Anne Hopkins Jake Powell ----Alberta Finch Marjorie Mattice Katherine Jaquish Kay Johnston EDITORIAL STAFF ----- Idella Davis Ray DeMonie Barry Johnston Marie Krom Elsie Jean Mattice Dolores Seligman Dorothy Slauson Bob Van Aken Joan Brower Conrad Ross John O'Hara Gary Hinkley IIOLARD or EDUCATIO H. Cartwright,G. Kelly,E. Sn der,R. Dorrance,J. Sweztmen,Z. Travis,R. Ives,D. More DISTRICT SUPEHINTENDENT Zena R. Travis BOARD OF EDUCATION John C. Sweatman, President Ruth Ives Howard Cartwright Guy Kelly Donald More SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Roderick C. Dorrance SCHOOL CLERK Esther Snyder SCHOOL TREASURER Mrs. Samuel More 5 FACULTY First 533- D. Fow1er,F. Bruno,E. B. Stone,R. Dorrance,K. Shay1or,I. Fraser,M. Webster. J Rickard D. Collins. Second rcs: B. Martin,W. Vought,W. Crawford,S. Root,M.,Van,C. De1Guidice, . , E d R Ross A Joh tone M. Archibald,E. P1outz,P. Hopkins. T511-E-1' if M. Caswell, . Ri ge, . , . qs , N Y f 4 m . H 6 Roderick C. Dorrance--- -------------- - ----- ------- ---- -Supervising Principal B. A. Colgate, M. S. Ed. Syracuse University Frank Bruno ---- - ----- - ------------------------------ ------ L. A. Champlain College, B. A. Colgate University Mildred Caswell ---------------------- ----- ------------- A. B. Vassar College William A. Crawford ------ - ----------- - ---------------- --S A. B. Union College, M. A. Albany State Teachers College Pauline Hopkins -------------------------------------------- B. S. Skidmore College, University of Buffalo Elton Ridge ------ - ------------------------ -- --------- --- A. B., M. A. Syracuse University Susan B. Root-- --------- - ------------------ -------------- A. B. Elmira College, M. A. Syracuse University Roland Ross---- ---------------------------- --------- ----- B. S. Ithaca College Elmore B. Stone ---------------------------------------- -- B. S., M. S. Ed. Cornell University Mary Alice Van Valkenburgh ----------- ----- --- ------- B. S. Plattsburgh State Teachers College William Vought ------------------------------- --------- B. S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College Marjorie Webster----------- ----------------- ---------- --- B. S. Ithaca College Andrew Johnstone- ------- - ------- A. B., M. A. Syracuse University Kathleen Shaylor ----------------------------------------------------- Oneonta State Teachers College, B. S. Albany State Teache Mildred Archibald- -------------- Oneonta State Teachers College Dora Fowler--------- ------- ----- -- Oneonta State Teachers College Betty Martin --------------------------------------------- B. S. Ed. Oneonta State Teachers College Dorothy Collins ------------------------------------------ A. B. Albany State Teachers Collegeg Plattsburghg Oneonta Catherine De1Guidice ---------- ----------- ------ -W ---- ' - B. S. Ed. State Teachers College at Patterson, New Jersey C. June Rickard-- ------------- --- --------- -P --------- ---- Mills School, New York Elsie Ploutz ------------------- ------- - ---- ---------.- ---- B. S. Ed. Oneonta State Teachers College Edith O'Connor -------------- -------.---. .-........ ...... --- Oneonta State Teachers College Irene Fraser------------- ----- -----Supervisor of Attendance----- ESth9T F. Shydel' ----- -------- ---------------- ----- -S ecrgtary to t, 7 ----Social Studies ------Librarian cience, Mathematics -- ---- Fine Arts -- -------- -Guidance ----Latin, English -Physical Education --Agriculture, Shop -----Home Economics Commercial Subjects --------------Music ---English, Grade 8 Grade 7 rs College -- ---------- Grade 6 ------ ----Grade 5 ------------Grade N ---- -------Grade 3 ------------Grade 2 - ---- Grade l -----Kindergarten -Vega School -School Nurse he Principal AINTENANC MPS- Mi11er,MrS- Enfif-fri-1r1,0mar Griffin,Bud L0ng,ward Robe!-ts,MarshaJ.1 S1auson.Lee Todd. Marion Bookhout -------- - ---- ------------- Night Custodian Omar Griffin --------------------------- ------- Bus Driver Bud Long -------------------- Bus Driver and Head Mechanic Ward Roberts -------------------- Bus Driver and Custodian Marshall Slauson -------------- --Bus Driver and Custodian Lee Todd ------- ----------- -------------------- Custodian Mrs. Miller ------------------------------- Cafeteria Cook Mrs. Enderlin- ---------------------------- Assistant Cook xr . 0 I Dog v 0 O U X ,LQ will as E' Q SEN! R O -M W' 79 23 iiQg'M M ,fm --- 1 W lol' 407 ' lil v 2 41 Q ,.,...., CLASS OF 1952 w I 'jj :fcv-- - 0 'A V W AKAI.-NQA . flyer l ' ' ll ' A . First 523: Mr. Ridge,advisor5Dolores Seligman,Ruby Odel1,Marie Krom,Anne Hbpkins,Ray DeMbnie,Lorraine Shultis,Dorothy Slauson,Alberta. Finch,E1sie Jean Mattice,Idella Davis ,Mr. Bruno ,advisor. Second row: Sissy DeSilva,Bob Van Aken,Marjorie Mattice. ASsent:-Erry Johnston ,Jake Powell. OUR FLOWER: Apple Blossom OU3 MOTTOg NThe world is a beautiful book but of little use to him who cannot read it.n CLASS OFFICERS: Lorraine Shultis--- ---- --President Raymond DeMonie-----Vice-President Dorothy Slauson ------ ----Secretary Alberta F1nch------- ----- Treasurer Marilyn DeSi1va Anne Hopkins Robert Van Aken ---- Student Council OUR COIDRS: Royal Blue and Gold 10 E IOR LORRAINE SHULTIS Attendant H3 Band 1,2,3, CPresidentJ kg Citizenship Conference 3,H3 Cheer Leader l,2,3,H3 Chorus 1,2 3, M3 Class officer 1,3, CPresident5 43 D.A.R. Citizenship Pilgrim H3 Inter- scholastic Athletics 2,33 Intramural Winner 1,2,3,M3 Junior Prom Queen 33 Magazine Campaign 1, CCaptainJ 45 Massed Chorus l,2,3,N- Music Contest l,2,3,u5 Noon Helper 1,23 Prize Speaking 1,2,3,uj Record Board My Scholastic Award H3 Senior Play M3 Stgdent Council 23 Varsity HRH Award 3, RAYMOND DEMONIE Baseball 1,2,3,uQ Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 1,U3 Cross Country 13 F.F.A. 1 2,3,H- Interscholastic Volleyball 3,k3 Intramural Winner 1 2,3,h3 Mag- azine Campaign l,h fcaptainbg Movie Operator l,2,3,ug Noon helper 2,h3 Prize Speaking H3 Record Board My Rifle team 23 Senior Play M3 Soccer l,2,3,M3 Varsity HRH Award 2,3 DOROTHY SLAUSON Chorus 1,25 Class Officer 2,M3 F.H.A. M3 G.A.Award 2,M3 Intramural Winner 1,2,3,45 Interscholastic Athletics l,2,3 H3 Magazine Campaign H3 Noon Helper 1,25 Press Club 13 Prize Speaking 3,H3 Record Board M3 Scholastic Award ha Senior Play H3 Student Council M3 Varsity URN Award 2,h 'Q' ixt ALBERTA FINCH Band lg Chorus 1, 23 Class Officer 3,93 F.H.A. 3,43 Mag- azine Campaign l,h3 Massed Chorus ls Music Contest 1,25 Noon Helper 1,23 Press Club lg Prize Speaking 2,ug Record Board hs Senior Play M3 Varsity HRH Award M IDELLA DAVIS F,H,A, 3,Hg Magazine Campaign kg Noon helper M, Record Board Mg Senior Play Mg Varsity HRH Award 2,u MARILYN DESILVA Attendant 2' Chorus l,2- Class Officer 3, i.H.A. 3,u, inter- scholastic Athletics 2,3,h3 Magazine Campaign l,W5 Massed Chorus 23 Noon Helper 2- Press Club lg Record Board H ZBusiness Managerbg Senior Play Hg Student Council Ng Varsity URN Award N ANNE HOPKINS American Legion Contest Hg Band 1, 2,3 Hg chorus 1,2,3, G.A.Award 2,Ng Girl Scouts l,2g Intramural Winner l,2,3,Mg Interscholastic Athletics l,2,3,Mg Magazine Campaign l,M, Massed Bend l,2, Massed Orchestra 3, M5 lmsic Contest l,2,3,M, Noon helper l,2: H-H Club lg Press Club 1,25 Prize Speaking l,2,3,Hg Record l,4g Scholas ic Award 2,Mg Senior Play M, Student Council Hg Varsity HRH Award 2,H. 'fsk vi' BARRY JOHNSTON Attendant lg Baseball 2,3,H, Basketball 2,3,H, Class Officer 2,35 F.F.A..l,2,3,H, Inter- scholastic Volleyball 2,a,M, Intramural Winner l,2,3, g Magazine Campaign l,Hg Noon Helper 3,Mg Record Board H5 Sen- ior Play hg Student Council 2, Varsity HRH Award 2,M MARIE KROM F.H.A. 3,Hg Intramural Winner l, 2, 3, kg Magazine Campaign 43 Noon Helper l,2,3,Hg Press Club 1,23 Record Board kg Senior Play Mg Varsity HRH Award 2,4 i 5 .-,, se ...YMUHMH C ,rf S -A A .vw 1 iasna 355- I 5 5' fix . ,Q ,jig -f '. Frei .. A 1 ,..1 5 'K L I rrsiaf' f ELSIE JEAN MATTICE Band l,2,3,Ng Chorus l,2,3,Hg Interscholastic Athletics 3, Intramural Winner l,2,3,Hg Magazine Campaign l,Mg Massed Chorus l,2,3,4g Music Contest l 2,33 Noon Helper Mg Press Club lg Prlze Speaking l,3,Ng Record Board 2,45 Senior Play Ng Varsity URN Award M MARJORIE MATT ICE Band l,2,3,Mg Chorus l,2,3g Class Officer 2,35 G.A.Award 2,Hg Inter scholastic Athletics 1 2,3,Ng Intramural Winner l,2,3,4g Maga- zine Campaign l,4g Massed Band 2 3,95 Massed Chorus 1, 2 3,Hg Musl Contestl,2,3,Hg Noon Helper 1,23 Record Board Hg Senior Play Hg Varsity URN Award 2,k - C RUBY ODELL Stamford Central School l,2L3 Athletics Club l,2,3g Basketball 3, Dramatics Club lg Softball l,2,3g Volleyball 3 Roxbury Central School M Interscholastic Athletids Hg Mag- azine Campaign Ng Prize Speaking H5 Record Board CArt Editor? M' Senior Play 1+ 7 i 5 C, . l LLf'l ' CECIL POWELL b ll l 2 4' Basketball l 2 3. E?sg.3.A. l,2,3,Ng Interscholastic Volleyball l,2,3,Hg Intramural Winner l,2,3,Hg Magazlne Campaign 1,Ng Movie Operator 35 NOON helper 2,3,Hg Record Board 3 Senior Play ug soccer l,2,3,L+5 Varsity R Awa1'd 2,u DOLORES SELIGMAN Interscholastic Athletics Hg Intramural winner Mg Magazine Campaign Ng Record Board N: Senior Play Mg Varsity URN Award H X ! 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BARRY JOHNSTON leaves his basketball ability to Bob Cartwright and his wave to Ronnie Morse. MARIE KROM wills her talking ability to Katherine Jaouish and her cooking to Janet Hammond. ELSIE MATTICE leaves her walk to Joan Brower and her bass drums to David Munsell. MAEGE MATTICE wills her sense of humor to Joan Johnston and her American History skill to Susan Munsell. RUBY ODELL leaves her disposition to Barbara Enderlin and her height to Marcia Krom. JAKE POWELL wills his strength to John O'Hara and his volleyball abilitv to Joe Johannsen. ' DOLORES SELIGMAN leaves her black hair to Laura George and her ambition to James Kelly. LORRAINE SHULTIS leaves her cheerleading ability to Evelyn Johannsen and her geometry knowledge to Conrad Ross. DOROTHY SLAUSON leaves her good times in windham ua Laurine Morse and her diet book to Hazel Raeder. BOB VAN AKEN leaves his good times with Mr. Crawford to Raymond Christian and his trips to Syracuse to Mr. Ridge. MR. BRUNO leaves his knowledge of American History to the Class of 1953 and his spaghetti to the F. H. A. class. M . RIDGE leaves his gasoline bill to Glenn Whitney and his ability to sing opera to James Hammond. N2 Space Creaturesn 16 PROPHECY June 2k, 1962 One day, as we felt restless, we decided to take a spin. We hopped aboard my jet Rocket, threw the switch, and landed on the first cloud. While cruising on this cloud, we met some old classmates from Roxbury Central School, class of 1952. There sat Rainy sitting on a cloud, tooting the latest tunes on her tuba. On the moon, we found Beanie, watering his first crop of trees. Elsie, who has at last received her driver's license, was seen touring Mars. Resting on a comet, we found Barry, waiting for his first contract to play in the UGarden.N On Venus we saw Marjorie experimenting with a new kind of permanent wave. Sissy, whose fingernails have reached six inches, is now secretary to the President of Pluto. Galloping across another cloud was Ruby, her destination was home to milk her new dairy of Jerseys. hi Ldglla was seen waiting for HGround Hog Dayu to see'WoodchuckN come from s den. Oh, yes, Alberta has just been made Queen of Stars and plans are being made for further advancement. Over on Mercury, Dorothy was still pondering why she hadn't tried harder in American History, so that she could now be a teacher. Aggg was roaming to Saturn picking up any hitchers who wanted to ride in her new rocketship. Whizzing through space on the latest model of air cycles was J e, pursuing some reckless driver who had just left Mars at a speed of 2 O miles per hour. Dolores, who had just arrived on Mars for a visit, was the only one wishing that she was back to earth again. we learned that Maple had just Joined the Space Army so that the Army won't have to come to her. On Neptune, we discovered Ray had arranged his office Just like his former classroom, so that he could pester that blonde secretary sitting in front of him. Mg,-Qgggg was seen wearing a horse collar for a neck tie and has just invented a new spaghetti sauce. Just as we were about to return, we met Mg, Bidge who is now Dean of Comet College. Signed: Two Starry Creatures from Space I 17 CLASS POEM RAY is the boy: his last name's DeMonieg The girls call him nHign, and the boys think he's funny. Next on the list is a girl named IDELLAg Driving's her sport, and Woodchuck's her Hfella'. ' I Here comes SISSY at her greatest speed, She goes through the red lights, and cops she doesn't heed ALBERTA FINCH handles our money, Her hair is bright red, but her temper is sunny ANNE is a girl with Flavia, the Ford--- Drives like a fiend the bowling alley toward. BARRY is blond, blue-eyed and tall, He chases the girls and plays basketball. MARIE is little with big brown eyes, She studies Home Ec and goes out with the guys ELSIE is little, delicate, and frail, Her ambition in life is to capture a male. MAHGIE MATTICE toots a big horn, Her remarks are witty, but full of corn. RUBY'S the gal with lots of uwhamng When she's mad at Anne, she'd better scram. JAKE'S the boy who's a basketball ace, Barry and he for high score do race. DOLORES SELIGMAN is tall and Our class statistics say she LORRAINE is president of the In dramatics and music she's DOROTHY SLAUSON'S on a diet, She says to Anne, NYou might dark, likes to park. Senior Class, quite a lass. better try itln Here comes BEANIE rushing on his skis, He'll probably fall if any girls he sees. Here is MR. BRUNO wearing his horse collarg He peddles spaghetti for half a dollar. Last, but not least, is our class advisor, MR. RIDGE is his name: he couldn't be wiser. 18 en, SEIOR 'T x '- X -lzllf' 1 'X A N 4 If J! :ii dx af 4 as ss -as as :af 4 ge: fe: as an 4.1 N212 if? iF? 'Q' Www-Q, v PROM 19 ag. 1 SKITTC E5 BARRY 1 2 Happy 'ix , W. I DOLDIES WARM TAKE Awww! g , .-P- o f f 5' ' W' 1? Q D , n VFFY REANIE ' ' SISS Y READI G CL B ESSAY SO LITTLE TIME It was a cold winter day during the Second World War, on a small island in the Pacific. The Japanese soldiers had just landed on the American-held island, and they were closing in on a small American patrol which was on duty. Bill, a radio technician in the patrol, was trying to repair his radio which had been hit by a bullet and was broken, there was so little time to fix the radio. The enemy was so close that the small patrol could hear their movements. The enemy opened fire and the patrol realized that they were surrounded and knew that they could not drive the enemy offg they needed help immediately Bill, the Marine's radio man, was working frantically on the loud speaker that had been broken by the stray bullet. There were a few stray shots fired by the patrol, but it was hard for them to spot the enemy forces which had dug in. The patrol was going to make it a battle as long as they had men, ammunition, and food supplies, and they hoped that they could get the radio repaired to get in touch with their home base, so reinforcements could get them out of the trap which was closing slowly around them. Then the enemy tried to rush them but were driven back, with a few killed and wounded. This gave Bill a little more time to do the repairs. There was more than the fact that there was so little time that faced Bill. There was the fact that they all might be killed and that they might never see home again. So with these thoughts in mind, Bill worked harder than he had ever worked before. Then suddenly he heard bugles blowing and realized that by some miracle, they were going to be rescued. Later they found out that they had been trailed by a group of Marines who were sent out as an emergency patrol after the enemy had landed. The enemy was driven off, and immediately the patrol began to celebrate its good luck. They still realized that they had so little time to live, but had survived by a miracle. The worn out patrol was safely escorted back to its base. -----Marvin Rose 21 19 1 AWARD Prize of 33.00 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the person having the highest average in Preliminary Regents 8th grade 96.5 NANCY WHITE Prize of 32.00 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the person having the second highest average in Preliminary Regents 8th grade 93.25 DIANA COLLINS D.A.R. Award of 31.25 to the student in the 8th grade having the highest mark in American History NANCY WHITE P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 given to the student in the 7th grade with the highest average JULIE IVES D.A.R. Award to outstanding girl citizen in the 7th grade PATRICIA MORSE D.A.R. Award to outstanding boy citizen in the 7th grade RICHARD KNAPP Delaware Valley Grange prize of 82.50 given to those students showing the most improvement in N-H JACQUELINE EIGHMEY Q EULA SLAUSON P.T.A. prize of 32.00 to that student having the highest average in the Science sequenee CATHERINE SHULTIS P.T.A. prize of 32.00 given to the person with the highest mark in the Latin III Regents CATHERINE SHULTIS Prize of 32.00 given by the P.T.A. to the person with the highest mark in Latin II Regents CONRAD ROSS Prize of 32.00 given by the P.T.A. to a Junior who has the highest final average in three years of Math ANNE HOPKINS Prize of 32.50 given by John Kelly to that student who has done the best work during the year in American History ANDREW ARCHIBALD Prize of 32.50 given by F. Leighton Enderlin to the student showing the most improvement in Vocational Agriculture during the year RONALD MORSE D.A.R. Award to the Senior girl who qualifies as Good Citizenship Pilgrim ANN WEBER Prize of 35.00 given each year by Arthur F. Bouton to the Senior having the highest average for the year in the Academic Department CATHERINE SHULTIS Prize of 63.00 given by Andrew Brower for the boy or girl showing the best sportsmanship during the year in all games MARVIN ROSE 35.00 Faculty Prize for greatest improvement during the year DONALD BOUTON P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 given to that person with the highest final average , in World History CONRAD R035 P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 given to the person getting the highest mark in English III Regents ANNE HOPKINS Prize of 52.50 given by Andrew F. Lutz to that person having the highest final average in Business Law for the year FRED-A CHRISTIAN Prize of 32,50 given by Andrew F. Lutz to that person having the highest final average in typing for the year JANET MINNERLY Prize of 32.00 given by the P.T.A. to the student having the highest mark in the Business Arithmetic Regents DONALD BOUTON Citizenship Award of S10 given by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Morse in memory of Chauncey F. Morse CATHERINE SHULTIS Continued on page 30 22 N O X O O XX 5 L SSES O CLASS 0F 19 3 3 ,Tit le i First 525: Velda Hunter,Marie Cam er,Annette Morse,Shirley Hinkley,Joan Brower, Joan Johnston,Katherine Jaquish,Jimmy Kelly,Ronnie Mattice. Second row: David Pitketh1y,Ray Christian,Mr. Stone,advisor5Ronald Morse, Connie H5Es,Joe Johannsen,Kay Johnston,June Smith. Ronnie Mattice -------------- President James Kelly ------------ Vice-President Katherine Jaquish -------- ---Secretary Joan Johnston --------------- Treasurer Marie Cammer- --------- Student Council Raymond Christian-----Student Council Since last year, the class of '53 has had one dance. One of our classmates, David Pitkethly, has moved. Velda Hunter and Shirley Hinkley were chosen this year for the J. V. cheerleading squad. Joan Brower and June Smith were promoted to Varsity cheer- leaders. About half of our class has been on the honor roll, since the beginning of the year. Ray Christian and Jim Kelly are on the Varsity team, and Ronnie Mattice is manager this year. June Smith, Shirley Hinkley, Velda Hunter, and Connie Ross are band members. 2M CLASS 0F 1954 First 523: Glenn Whitney,Laurine Morse,Mhrcia Krom,Eve1yn Johannse C3EEer,Steve Enderl1n,Barbara Enderlin. Second roww Miss Root,advisorgJanet Hammond,Hazel Raeder,Harold Pe Bruce MEiEnna,J1mmy More,Gordy Mead. Third Egg: Jim Hammond,Leon Bussy,Joe Eise1e,Rudy Gorsch,George Ge Pitkethly,John O'Hara,Bob Cartwright,Gi1bert Ty1er,Susan Munsell. Absent: lynn Jenkins. J Jean Cammer ---------- ------ President Steve Enderlin -------- Vice-President Barbara Enderlin ----------- Secretary Evelyn Johannsen ----------- Treasurer Susan Munsell -------- Student Council Bob Cartwright ------- Student Council John O'Hara ---------- Student Council In November we had our first Sophomore g we made 380. Dance We have quite a few Sophomore boys on the basketball teams this year. They are: Steve Enderlin, Rudy Gorsch--Varsity Jim More, Bob Cartwright, Gordy Mead, Lynn Jenkins, John O'Hara--J. V. The cheerleaders supporting these teams from the Sophs are Barb Enderlin--Varsity Sue Munsell--J. V. , We were sorry to see the departure of D1 Smith and John Pitkethly, but the enrollment of two new students, Hazel Raeder and Lynn Jenkins, filled their places. 25 n,Jean krul, rken,John CLASS 0F 1955 Filet Egg: Chubby Etts,Diana Col1ins,Nancy White,Gai1'Sears,Peggy Pekrul,Loretta Johnson,Paul Mothes, Jbanne Harrington,Fern Hink1ey,Virginia Cutting,Gdnnie Gaines. Second 521: David Munsell,Elwood Christian,Gary DuMond,Whyne Stahl,Gany Hink1ey,Billy Decker,Mr. Crauford,advisor5Mnry Ode11,Helen Ggmmer. Absent: George Krom. Paul Mothes ------------------ ---- ---President Loretta Johnson ---------------- Vice-President Joanne Harrin to --Secretary 8 D 7' ' Fern Hinkley ----------------- -------Treasurer Helen Cammer ---------------- -Student Council Peg Pekrul ------------------- Student Council Gary Hinkley -------------- ---Student Council This fall our class sold basketball pins. Helen Cammer, Fern Hinkley, Loretta Johnson, Ginnie Gaines and Virginia Cutting are our Freshman Cheerleaders. Joey Harrington is on the J.V. cheerleading squad We are planning to have a dance in Februaryi and to take a trip to the United Nations Building th s spring. Ginnie Gaines, Paul Mothes and Billy Decker are Hnew in our class. Our class is well represented in the music depart- ment, on soeger and basketball teams, F.H.A.. and F.F.Al 26 1, 1 IHGHTHEGRADE Lk LA is L. L i 2k' it wi Q, 21 J., Q 1 X P V?i,,E .LL X ,, I ,-li .: 1 I gr ' 'Ee at ,TA 1 . i X1 1 K I it , E EEeE . E A' ! ' I x 1' Teacher: Mr. Johnstone. EVE TH GRADE Teacher: Miss Shaylor. www V M E M .1w. f AV E Zi Qu 5' 1 5 Zi I 3 SEV! gl' kia 7 'el - an E ,Y El 1 A 5 ' Ilf, 'N '17 rf mfs! . .N-Q-wr wwf, .5 NX f,,,,,,,M .Q s .W-.--wx-'S' ,..-...--.- za . 2 R I ,r 1, , Q H aff FIFTH-SIXTH GRADES THIRD -FOURTH GRADES Teachers: Miss Ma.rtin,Mrs. Collins. 28 ETH T ' ECO D GRADE Teachers: Miss De1Guidice,Miss Rickard. KI DERGARTE if Clockwisez Mrs. P1outz,Linda Rose,Kathleen F1anagan,John Mil1er,Judy Townsend,Pau1 Perry FEC I s oe Hol1and,David Hitt,Alvin Fu1ler,James wbolheater,Eddie Christian,Miriam Muller, Elaine Cammer,Nancy Mead,Bonnie Rossman,April Higgins,Elizabeth Walpo1e,Dick Heidmann, Helen Gerken,Preston Vborhees. 29 Continued from page 22 Anonymous prize of 35.00 given to the person showing the greatest accomplishment in Music during the year CONRAD ROSS P.T.A. Prize of 82.00 given to the Senior boy obtaining the highest mark in the Agricultural Comprehensive FRED WEBER Prize of 32.00 given by the P.T.A. to that student having the highest average in Biology RONALD MATTICE Anonymous prize of 32.00 given to those students having the highest final average in Latin I JOSEPH EISELE 5 BARBARA ENDERLIN The Rotary prize of 35.00. The person chosen has his name placed on the plaque in the hall CATHERINE SHULTIS The Roxbury Reading Club prize of a book on the life story of Phil Rizzuto MARVIN ROSE The nReader's Digestn Award to the Valedictorian CATHERINE SHULTIS Anonymous prize of 35.00 given to that person doing the most outstanding work in Homemaking MARY ANN PECK American Legion Awards CATHERINE SHULTIS 8 VINCENT SNIPAS Babe Ruth Awards ANN WEBER Q MARVIN ROSE VEGA CHO0L First row: Evon George,Marie W1lliman,Joyce Morse,Barbara Cartwrightscarolyn Ballnrdfn Second row: Ethel Ballard,Rose Marie Rossman,Mari1yn Ba1lard,Teddw Maduri. THI?d'r3w? Miss 0'Connor,David Stewart Jr.,Richard Ballard,Emory horse,anrdon WIIIIm3'r1' Larry cartvmight. E Absent: Victor Rossman,E1eanor Ballard,Gvilford Morse. 30 Y , X f iff A ,f y 1T ---. U r AQ. 'K-5 . X , -, 1 ..,.... .. any Q u' ,.i.'v iq J l'-. Haj f 'U' 3 .1 Q41 X. I 1q.n....as 03 AF I 6939 05... rl 5.- ? f 5 fr. ima' if ,- Q' E, ..,,., ...J- M outa' if 2. 1'J'.M.LSts H l --0 ' S... Y fs 2 'S m .., ' 0 SJN. K F Q- , . QB. 1 9 -I -O 5 T 0 l ? 0 5 'ag 5' o Q55 x..2.w'2.a' O O 3 . 6 E 03 ,f 'Q' J Wy? o .0 wx, '. s , ff, rm. ,,,1.,.sgx 'M ' ,,,,, J 4 X. -.. T.f7F,... Flag 4?-It 3 ,Fuflqffi rp-i,,g6.f, L 1' we X, 1 CTIVITIIF TUBE T COUNCIL First Egg: Bob Cartwright,Jbhn O'Hara,Susan Munsel1,Bob Van Aken,Ray Christian, Anne Hopkins,Sissy DeSilva. Second 523: Joan Enderlin,Peggy Pekrul,Marie Cammer,Steve Enderlin,Qary Hinkley, TEEE57Kel1y,Joe Gower. Third 523: Dorothy Slauson,Mr. Bruno,advisor5Sylvia Mead,Larry Shultis. Bob Van Aken ------------- President Raymond Christian---Vice-President Susan Munsell--Secretary-Treasurer The Student Government meets every Tuesday during the 8th period. Some of our activities are: 1. We sell candy at basketball games. 2. We are to have a paper drive March lst. This year we have organized a student governing body. It contains a court which helps to govern the student body. we enforce a code of student laws which received the approval of the principal. These lawa are listed as follows: l. No articles may be thrown toward or out of the windows. 2. No cutting through hedgesg no bicycles or cars driven over our lawns. 3. No abusive treatment to soap dispensers in washrooms. , No running, fighting or shouting in halls. 5. No spitting gum or leaving wrappers in water fountain or washrooms. 6. No swearing. 7. No cuddling in halls. 8. No papers thrown on lawn. 9. No running, pushing or fighting on the stairs. 10. Two illegal failures to come to Student Council is punishable by dismissal. ll. Students driving on lawns will be reported. 12. No pulling on curtains throughout the school. 13. Bicycles may not be taken from racks without permission from the owner. lk. No sliding down the banister. 15. No snowballing or snow fights on grounds or in the school. 16. Lockers may not be opened by persons other than owners without permission from the owners. 32 CHORU ui First row: Marjorie Harrington,A1ice Joy Rettmeier,Judy Van,Laura George,Sy1via Mead,Ei1een Nesbitt, giifidfgigeaSG::ng:i?::z32ggiZfZeGgzgiii:Tg::c:ug:51::Patty Jaquish,Di8n8 FuSscas,Patty Morse,Ve1da rEvEr1E?gem:z:g3:hSBE3ldii?cTZllJZ:figzliordizigotiis R:l1er,lois Long,Elsie Jean Mattice,Annette gEEEEiREEZ,OgZggA Cammer,Fern Hink1ey,Virginia Cutting,Ginnie Geines,V1vian Avery,Helen Odel1,Joan gEEii:?E5?aZ:ringgZg2::gzzgliggsgitzr,David Munsel1,Gary Wickham,Ronald Stahl,Joe Cower,John n gtgva:t F:1.ideg:B.n,Com1ie B.oss,Gd.1bert Ty1er,Bob Van Aken,wayne Stah1,Joe Johannsen. GIRLS ' CHORUS OFF ICERS Barbara Enderlin -------------------- President Shirley Hinkley --------------------- Secretary June Smith -------------------------- Librarian Julie Ives ---------------- Assistant Librarian Susan Munsell ---------- ----- Student Conductor Lorraine Shultis ------------------ Accompanist June Smith ------------- Student Council Member BOYS' CHO US OFFICERS Bob Van Aken ------------------------ President Steve Enderlin ----------------- Vice-President Wayne Stahl ---------------------- ---Librarian Bob Cartwright ------------ Assistant Librarian Steve Enderlin --------- Student Council Member The school year started with the Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus all taking part in the Fall Concert and Christmas program. Several members took part in the Delaware County Massed Chorus at the fall festival in Delhi. All groups are preparing for a spring concert, and ensembles for Easter Week. 33 BAD fb First Egg: Virginia Cutting,Joanne Harrington,Judy Etta. I Second roy: Alice Joy Rettmeier,Judy German,Diana Co1lins,Ve1da Hunter,David Munse11,Barbara Enderlin,Gi1bert Tyler,Susan Munsell,JUne Smith. Third 523: Jimmy Cab1e,Jim y Ross,Marjorie Mattice,Rudy Gorsch,Connie Ross,Ruth Ann Griffin,Sylvia Mead,Joan Ender1in,Shirley H nkley,Miss Webster,conductor. Fourth row: Elizabeth Weber,Joan Dugan,Ju1ie Ives,Wayne Stahl,Bob Van Aken,Anne Hopkins,Evelyn Uofiarmsemflorraine Shu1tis,Glenford Hinkley. Lorraine Shultis ----------- President Shirley Hinkley ------- ----Secretary Barbara Enderlin ----------- Librarian The first event of the year was our annual fall concert which took place in November. It was a great success. The band also performed at the Christmas Program. A select group of students joined the Delaware County Massed Band and Chorus at Delhi in the fall. The Music Department is planning a sleigh ride in February or March. 34 F TURE HOMEMAKER EHUMEM4 NUR pas 5599 AMEWCA 21352 535: Marie Krom,Sissy DeSi1va,Alberta Finch Doroth S1 y auson. Qggggg 532: Marcia Krom Virginia Cutting Laurine Morse Gail Sear M Od 11 Id 11 D Johnsomnazel Baader-,Ginnie Ga1nes,M1-S. ffan,adv-isor. ' S' an e ' 8 a avimloretta Marilyn DeSi1va --------------------------- President Alberta Finch ------------------------ Vice-President Dorothy Slauson --------------------------- Secretary Marie Krom -------------------------------- Treasurer Dorothy Slauson ------------- -Student Council Member Loretta Johnson ------------------------- -Songleader Hazel Raeder ------------------------------ Historian Ginnie Gaines-- -----------------Recreation Chairman Idella Davis ---------- - --------------- News Reporter Virginia Cutting- ------------------- Parliamentarian Mrs. Frank DeSilva -------------- ----C Mrs. Jesse Finch hapter Mothers This year for our money-making projects we sold Christmas cards and wrapping paper. On Oct. 26 we had a bake sale. We also plan to have a movie and a record dance to raise funds. We sent a box of clothing to a 15 year old girl overseas and gave a box of food to a needy family. One of our Community projects is to make clothing for some needy children here in our own school. In the spring we are planning a Father and Mother Banquet. We are also planning a field trip. 35 F T RE FAR ER First 525: Billy Decker,Joe Johannsen,Ray DeMbnie,Jake Pbwel1,Barry Johnston,Jim Ha mond,Glenn Whitney ,George Krom. Second row: Elwood Christian,Gordy Mead,Gary Hinkley,Mr. Stone,advisor5Gary DuMond,Ieon Bussy,Haro1d ?5'kiE,ET1a1d Morse. Leon Buggy ------------- President Ronald Morse ------ Vice-President Billy Decker ----------- Secretary Gary Hinkley ----- ---- 4-Treasurer Joe Johannsen ----------- Reporter Elwood Christian -------- Watchdog A meeting was held on January 10, 1952, during which time we elected new officers. Ye plan to have a banquet sometime in March. He have a total of fifteen members. 36 f 6 1 u gg E5'ii':. -11-' SEB'-1'-1'-'A ,. In ', g, H is L HU xx g f ag N X6 X NSU 1 ' X X ff X S fdff, 511 lui 3-' ,X 'igwgiiiw ,f m ocW2,9' ff gr' , wlfmwg f J' ' hx :XI . Q- M2 Q 42 SP RTS 37 f 5 BA KETBALL Ronnie Mattice,mgr.3Steve Enderlin,Bob Van Aken,BarTy'Johnston,Jake Powell,Jimmy Kel1y,David Pitketh1y,Ray Christian,Mr. Ross,coach. Roxbury 51 Stamford M3 Roxbury SO Stamford M7 Roxbury 26 Grand Gorge 37 Roxbury 39 Davenport l+1 Roxbury no Andes 33 Roxbury 51+ Treadwell 23 Roxbury 83 Fleischmanns 51 Roxbury 50 South Kortright M7 with Jake Powell and Barry Johnston returning from last year's varsity, and Raymond Christian, Robert Van Aken, James Kelly, Steve Enderlin and David Pitkethly up from last year's J. V., prospects look very good for this year. In the first games of the season Roxbury has shown a will to win and plenty of team spirit. This showed up in the upset of Andes who were last year's champs. 38 JU IOR VAR ITY First Q: Ronnie Matt:Lce,Kar1 Shafer. sS'c0achSJi ' M0I'e:G01'dY Mead,Rudy G0rSch,Bob cal-wright Elwood Cru-istmn Ch bb Second Eg Mr, R0 Effs,Mr. Bruno,assistant coach. ' ' u y E2 2: David Wnsellswayne Swllwarv wMond,John o'Hara,Lym .ren1anS,Ga:y marley. Season Team Score Opponent h Score 51-52 Roxbury 17 Stamford 37 51-52 Roxbury 25 Stamford 30 51-52 Roxbury 28 Grand Gorge 22 51-52 Roxbury 16 Davenport 32 51-52 Roxbury 26 An s 25 51-52 Roxbury 27 Treadwell M7 51-52 Roxbury 26 Fleischmanns 23 51-52 Roxbury 18 Grand Gorge H3 51-52 Roxbury 29 Davenport 28 The 1951-1952 team was made up of inexperienced players. Due to hard work and team spirit the team has a four-three record in league games. At the time the yearbook went to press they were in second place in their league. 1 XXX l 13X 9191 X QNQESESQSF 39 'Wm BADMINTON CHEERLEADER 9- Mr. Rnss,Steve Enderlin. Marvin Rose, Jerry Raeder, Vin Snipas Susan Mansell Shirley Hinkley Velda Hunter Jo Harrington June Smith Barbara Enderlin Joan Brower Lorraine Shultis 0CCER First -I-Jar: Dnjrld P1+,kethly,Bob Ca.rtwright,Ray DeMonie,Jimmy Kel1y,Bob Van Aken,Ray Chr1stian,John OTH5Fa:G5rdy Mead,George Krom. Secgnd rowg Rudy Gorsch,mgr5Gary H nk1ey,E1wood Christian,John Pitkethly,Steve Ender1in,Gary DuMond, Fiul FffEEs,Wayne Stah1,Bruoe McKenna,mgr3Mr. Ross,coach. The Soccer team of 1951 was much smaller than last year's because graduation claimed many of the regulars. However, these spaces were soon filled by eager recruits and we ha a fairly successful season. Sept. 21 Stamford home 1-1 tied Sept. 27 Grand Gorge away 1-2 lost Oct. H South Kortright away 3-7 lost Oct. 10 Stamford away 3-7 lost Oct. 16 Grand Gorge home 1-1 tied Oct. 23 South Kortright home 6-2 won FT -d s N1 BA EBALL First row: Hay Christ1an,Stub Archiba1d,Marvin Hose,Jerny Raeder,Vin Snipas,Roger Hink19Y,FY9Uk IEEHEQFE?ry'Johnston. Second 523: Mr. Ross,coach3David Pitkethly,Steve Enderlin,Gordy Mead,John O'Hara,1ynn JenkinS,R8Y DeMonie,Bob Cartwright,G1enn Finch. Last year the R. C. S. baseball team had a very good season because of good hitting and alert fielding. Frank Brady had a couple of good seasons, with a 10-3 record. We hope to have just as good a team this year, even though we have lost quite a few veterans. Jerry Raeder represented Roxbury in Section H All Star game at Coopers- town. We elected Marvin Rose captain. April 27 April 30 May 3 May 7 May 10 May lh May 17 May 21 Mify 21+ May 28 June M June 7 June 16 1 League Davenport Davenport 'F1eischmanns South Kortright 'Grand Gorge Stamford 'Andes South Kortright 'F1eischmanns 'Grand Gorge Stamford +Andes Section H A11 Star game at Cooperstown Games H2 -o -5 12 M 5 7 I-' RJ OXO OOUTUX STUDENT C0 RT ll-ld First POW: Barry Johnston Susan Mun ll st E d 1 ' Emiigrorraine Shultisj Se : eve U ef' insJimFI.Y Ke1ly,Ronnie Mattice,Pau1 Mothes,Ray Second row: Frank Brady,Bob Van Aken Mr Vbught advisor Mr B d -- ' ' - vi -J hn EiEEE5y,Patty Morse,Siasy DeSi1va,Logetta Johnsgn. 1 PUn0,a sor, 0 McAlonen,Jackie A Student Court was started in October which is run by the Student Council. First,the Student Council made a set of laws which were to govern the student bodyg then they appointed monitors who were to watch for offenders. Students who broke the laws then had a chance to defend themselves in court. Steve Enderlin was elected Judgeg Susan Munsell, Court Clerkg and Bob Van Aken, Defense Attorney. Mr. Vought is the advisor of Legal Procedure. 1+3 Q S 'Q SHUTTER PAGE if W1 no 7-H+ MARGARETVILLE ELECTRIC AND GAS CO. PLEASE Happy Cooking Metered Gas Service PATRONIZE Ranges and Water Heaters OUR Kelvinator Appliances ADVERTISERS Phone 1511 Margaretville, N. Y. HARRY MILLER KoRN's APPAREL SHOP Meats-Groceries-Produce uEXC1US1Ve but not ExPeUSiV9' Roxbury, N. Y. 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