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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

The 1956 RECORD Presented by the SENIOR CLASS of ROXBURY CENTRAL SCHOOL Roxbury, New York We, the class of 1956, wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr, Peter Pargell in appreciation of his help and understanding through our high school years 1 Board 0 dumizmz J.Sweatman, E.5nyder, R.Dorrance, G.Kel1y, R.Ives, D.More, Z.Travis, H.Cartwright DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Zena R. Travis BOARD OF EDUCATION John C. Sweetman, President Ruth Ives Howard Cartwright Guy Kelly Donald More SUPERVISING PRINCIPALI Roderick C. Dorrance SCHOOL CLEB5 Esther Snyder SCHOOL TREASURER Mrs. Samuel More 2 Suddenly our graduation is upon us, and twelve wonderful years of school will soon come to a close. Our hesitating steps leading to the graduation plat- form are an important link in the chain of steps which began with those similar hesitating steps which brought us to school that first day. Those first steps were taken with caution, as we had many questions and misgivings concerning the new world opening before us. In time, we became accustomed to the mad whirl of events which was typical of our new lives. From the first day on, the chain of steps grew longer, as other important events presented themselves. Junior high, Regents, and the Junior Prom were only a few of the important links in this chain. Now, as we look back, we realize that we were very lucky to have taken these steps, and that we shall never regret any of them. With graduation, the chain will be complete, and we shall put it away for use in the future. This done, we shall start again on a completely new chain which will begin even before the echoes of our graduation steps fade. We can only hope that the future will hold as much for us as the last twelve years have given us. These new steps will not be entirely in the dark, as there will be guides here and there. But we know that we shall have to work for all we gain, and that some work will go unrewarded. However, if this new chain is as strong and successful as the one we are about to complete, we shall be able to look with pride upon any link in either one. jaaalw R.H.S. let us always be loyal, 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 or a fear That dear Roxbury High is the best school- Alma Mater, we give thee our cheer. 3 -nl First row' P MacPherson W Crawford K Sha ' ' ' -----J ' ' 1 - ylor M. Archlbald B. H L. Wh' ' 5- 20012, E- Ploutz, R. Doirance, D. Fowffler, G. Panirer, M. Gibbs,'J. niggas: A. wegflonls' A. Gagggll, C. Halt, E. Tyler, R. Hartman, M. McMurray, L. Knapp, G. Snyder, R. Ross, A925 J' Goodwin, P. Parnell, F. Rhyner Roderick C. Dorrance --------- ------ ------- ----------Supervising Principal B.A.-Colgateg M.S. in Ed.-Syracuse University Mildred Caswell --------- -- -------- ------- ------ ------- - --------- Librarian A.B.-Vassar Collegeg Columbia Universityg Penn State william A. Crawford ------------------------------ ----Science, Mathematics A.B.-Union Collegeg M.A.-Albany State Teachers College Howard Gibbs --------------------------------- ---- --------------- -Guidance B.S.-Springfield Collegeg M.A.-Columbia University James Goodw1n---- --------------- - ------------ - ------------- --eAgriculture B.S.-University of Maine Beatrice Hinman ----------------------------------------------------- Music B. of Music Ed.-Syracuse University Lois Jean Knapp ------------------------------------------- -Home Economics B.S.-Plattsburgh State Teachers College Gilbert Palmer ---------------------- ------------- --------- Industrial Arts B.S.-Oswego State Teachers College Peter Parnell -------------- -------------------------- -Commercial Subjects A.B.-Bloomsburg State Teachers Collegeg M.A.-N.Y.University A Susan Root ..... ........ .....--.-- ----------- -------- --English, Languages A.B.-Elmira College, M.A.-Syracuse University Roland Ross ------------------------ -------- ------------ Physical Education B.S.-Ithaca College Leonard Wh1te1on1s--- -------------- - ------------- ---Citizenship Education A.B.-King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kathleen Shaylor---- ----- - --------------------------------------' -Grade 3 Oneonta State Teachers College, B.S.-Albany State Teachers College George Snyder ---------------------------------------- ----Grade 7, English A.B.-Wesleyan University, S.T.B.,A.M.-Boston University Mildred Archibald---- -------------------------- - ----------------- -Grade 6 Oneonta State Teachers College Dora Fowler ------------- --- ---- - ------- ----- ----- -----------------Grade 5 B.S. in Ed.-Oneonta State Teachers College Evelyn Tyler ............-....-- -- ---------------------------------Grade 1+ Stamford Training Class Areta Weyl ------------------- ------------------------------ - ------ Grade 3 B.S. in Ed.-Oneonta State Teachers College Ruth Hartman ------------------------------------------------ -Grades 2 Q 3 B.S. in Ed.-Potsdam State Teachers College Catherine Hait ----------- --------------- ------------ ----- Grade 2 B.S. in Ed.-State Teachers College at Paterson, N.J. Janet Dickson ------------ ---------------- ------------------ ------- Grade 1 B.S.-State University of New York at Fredonia Priscilla MacPherson ----------------------- - ------- Kindergarten Q Grade 1 B.S. in Ed.-Eastern Nazarene College Elsie Ploutz ------------------------------------------------- Kindergarten B.S. in Ed.-Oneonta State Teachers College Frank Rhyner ------------------------------ ----------- ---- Psychologist M.S. in Ed.-Syracuse University Marian Gibbs ----------------------- School Nurse, Supervisor of Attendance R.N.-Mt. Vernon City Hospital, Teachers College, Columbia University Marian Noble McMurray ------------------------------------ Dental Hygienist New York State University at Farmingdale Esther Snyder ------------ ' ---------------------- Secretary to the Principal 5 i A NK' F, 3- it Charles Shultis, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Miller, Ward Robe!-t3 Second row: Herbie Van, Lee Mrs. Miller --------------- -Cafeteria Cook Mrs. Wheeler --------------- Assistant Cook Robert Finch ------------------- Bus Driver Bud Long ---- -Bus Driver and Head Mechanic ward Roberts ----- Bus Driver and Custodian Charles Shultis ----------- Night Custodian Marshall Slauson-Bus Driver and Custodian Lee Todd ----------------------- -Custodian Herbert Van Valkenburgh -------- Bus Driver Todd, Bud Long, Marshall Slauson, Bob Finch r C? 'm f n I , E fl 4 H Eu: its 'S 6 First row: Nancy Smith, Vivian Avery, Sylvia Mead, Julie Ives, Jim Cable, LH , N l iiss Root, advisor: Pat horse Second row: Diane Fusscas, Lawrence Negbitt Karl Shaf R S , ,' J- . George, PZg,Nugiii tepanek, linda killer, Judy Van, Pat Jaquish, Laura EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... ...Julie Ives Ezimla Gmc! BUSINESS MANAGER .... .... Pat Morse ART EDITOR .... .... Sylvia Mead ART STAFF ...... ...Diane Fusscas BUSINESS STAFF .... .... All Seniors TYPIST... .... ...Vivian Avery EDITORIAL STAFF Jim Cable Laura George Pat Jaquish Lois Long Lawrence Nesbitt Karl Shafer Nancy Smith Roger Stepanek CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Judy Van Valkenburgh Pat Numann Linda Miller 7 4 'T9huf YF P N P I 4 izvzdefzi Cazmcz' 96.3 First row: Judy Etts, Rex Wheeler, Danny Dorrance, James Cronk, Larry Hinkley, Thomas Brady,-Betty Harrington, Wanda LaRue, Jane Shafer, Bonnie Vorhees, Lorraine Edlam Second row: Elizabeth Weber, Una Sweatman, Laura George, Ruth Griffin, Sylvia Mead, Joni Enderlin Julie Ives Mr. Whitelonis advisor Third Row: Jimmy Cable, Joe Cower, Jim Ross, Gary Wickham, Karl Shafer food sell Julie Ives....... ........President Joni Enderlin.... ...Vice-President Sylvia Mead.... .......Secretary Judy German.....................Treasurer Mr. Whitelonis is again our advisor. At Christmas time, we, along with the faculty, collected for needy families in our community. 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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SYLVIA MEAD JIM CABLE JULIE IVES KARL SHAFER LAURA GEORGE vw 9,393 N' OUR MOTTO uojgg, NNothing Ventured, Nothing Gained.n 'V OUR COLORS OUR FLOWER Red-White Red R059 10 fl -5,,.,.aue wen 'kart , -2.6 ' 67121071 X VIVIAN AVEHY Band 45 Band Award 45 Basketball Ticket Seller 3,45 Chorus 15 Class Officer 1,2, 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Intramural Winner 1,2535 Junior Prom Attendant 25 Library as- sistant 15 Magazine Campaign 45 Record Board 45 Scholastic Award 25 Senior Play 45 State District Competition 15 Stu- dent Council 35 Varsity HRH Award 1,4 DIANE FUSSCAS Band 2,3,45 Band Award 2,3,45 Cafeteria Cashier 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Chorus Award l,2,35 Class Officer 1, 5 County Massed Chorus 253,45 G.A. A- ward 45 Girls' Interscholastic Games 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Winner 1,2,3,45 Junior Prom Attendant 35 Prize Speaking 25 Press Club 15 Record Board 45 Senior Play 45 State District Competition 3,45 Stu- dent Council 35 Varsity HRH Award 2,4 Already Attached Cfewcut CTBZY 46' :serif 7 N!K u Fair and Friendly Genuinely Gracious e i IQ Q.M'ig!?EfSgab e X Q- 4::'lll 544 't 'S d?53??5WE9?Vq A A JIMMY CABLE All-Star Team 45 American Legion Art Con- test 15 Baseball 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Boy Scouts 15 Class Officer 1,25 F.F.A. 15 Interscholastic Volleyball 45 Intramural Winner 1,2,3,45 Magazine Cam- paign 45 Manager 15 Movie Operator 45 Rec- ord Board 45 Senior Play 45 Soccer 1,2, 45 Student Council 1,45 Varsity URN Award 4 'P -' LAURA GEORGE Cafeteria Helper 45 Chorus 1,45 ghsrus Award 1 - F.H.A. 1 3' ntramura n- ner l,E:3:45 Library 5ssistantD15tRicord Board ' Senior Play ' State s r c Competition 1,45 Student Council Alter- nate 45 Varsity HRH Award 4 1' ir v it R 6111011 Impartial and Independent Our Jester and Joker ZEN f' x I I 1 JULIE IVES 1 5 American Legion Art Contest 25 Band l,2, 1 3,45 Band Award l,2,3,45 Cafeteria Cashier ' 5 Chorus l,2,3,45 Chorus Award l,2,3,45 Class Officer l,35 County Massed Concert E 2,3,45 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 45 G.A. Award 45 Girls' Interscholastic Games l,2, 3,45 Intramural Winner l,2,3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Junior Prom Queen 45 Junior Prom Attendant 15 Magazine Campaign Club 15 Prize Speaking 3, 5 Record Board l,2,45 Scholastic Award 45 Senior Play 45 State District Competition 2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Varsity URN Award 1,4 45 Press P A Laughing Lass g f 1 5, 4gg2??L25g?Ye x read LOISANNE LONG Cafeteria Cashier 15 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.A. Award 45 Interscholastic Volleyball 2,35 Scorer 2,35 Ticket Seller l,2,3,45 ' 12 A Marriageable Miss 'tQ'g,Qf1f PATRICIA JAQUISH Cafeteria Helper 45 Chorus 1,3,4- Chorus Award l,4' County Music contest 15 Girls' Interscholastic Games 2,45 Intramural Winner l,2,3,45 Library Assistant l,2,35 Record Board 45 Senior Play 45 State District Competition 15 Varsity URN Award 45 Q 1 51 fi f SYLVIA MEAD American Legion Art Contest 25 Band l,2, 3,45 Band Award l,2,3,45 Basketball Ticket Seller 3,45 Cafeteria Helper 45 Chorus 45 Chorus Award 45 Class Officer l,2,45 County Massed Concert 2,3,45 F.H.A l,2,E,45 Girls' Interscholastic Games l, 2,3, 5 Intramural winner 1,25 Library Assistant 15 Magazine Campaign 45 Prize Speaking 3,45 Record Board 45 Scorer for Girls' Intramural 2,3,45 Senior Play 45 State District Music Competition l,2,3, 45 Student Council 2,45 Varsity HRH 3,4 Magnetic and Merry PATRICIA MORSE Band l,2,3,H5 Band Award 3,k5 Cafeteria Helper M5 Chorus 15 Chorus Award 15 Class Officer 2,3,H5 County Massed Con- cert N5 Girls' Interscholastic Games 1,25 Intramural Winner 1,25 Magazine Campaign H5 Record Board 3,M5 Scholastic Award 45 Senior Play N5 State District Competition 2,3,k5 Varsity URN Award 3,H Smart and Saucy lm Rfk NANCY SMITH Chorus l,2,H5 Chorus Award 2,45 Class Officer 1,45 County Massed Concert 25 F.H.A. l,2,3,N5 G.A. Award H5 Intramural Winner l,2,3,H5 Library Assistant 15 Prize Speaking H5 Record Board M5 Scorer 35 Senior Play H5 Student Council 35 Ticket Seller 35 Varsity HRH Award N wzioffs A Smooth Speaker 4 ?f1x! KARL SHAFER All-Star Team H5 All State Sectionals 35 American Le ion Art Contest l,25 Base- ball l,2,3,E5 Basketball l,2,3,H5 Boy Scouts l,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,H5 Chorus Award l,2,3,M5 County Massed Concert l, 2,3,N5 Boys' Interscholastic Volley Ball 3,k5 Intramural Winner l,2,3, 5 Junior Prom King 35 Movie Operator 3,45 Noon Helper 35 Record Board H5 Senior Play H5 Soccer l,2,3,M5 Student Council l,2, 3,h5 Varsity HRH Award 3,H Speedy and Successful Q If A .nm X x tg 5 Y lik e ROGER STEPANEK Transferred gram Thomas Edison Jamaica, New York Assembly Squad l,2,35 Boy Scouts 1, 2,35 Cafeteria Squad 2,35 Edison WEN Award 35 Intramural Winner 25 Magazine Campaign 15 Movie Operator l,2,35 National Honor Society 35 Tape Recorder Squad 3 Roxbury Cenkral School 342 Baseball 3, 5 Intramural Winner M5 Record Board H5 Senior Play M 13 riiiili , d61lZl'01'5 Nimble with Nonsense LAWRENCE NESBITT All-Star Team Hg American Legion Art M? Contest lg Basketball l,2,3,'+g Class ie 2- Officer 35 Interscholastic Table Tennis wfifi 2,3,H5 Intramural Winner l,2,3,Hg I T Junior Marshal 35 Magazine Campaign N5 7 Record Board N5 Scholastic Award l,2,3g 6-n F9 Varsity R Award 3,1+ 674107 6l ' 4 12, 3 First row: Jim Cable, Nancy Smith, Roger Stepanek, Karl Shafer, Lawrence ieshitt, Vivian Avery, Diane Fusscas, Pat Jaquish, Julie Ives Second row: Mrs. Ives, director, Laura George, Pat Morse, Sylvia Mead, John Hopkins lA First row: Patricia Cable, Julie Ives, Karl Shafer, Michael Porter' Second row: Diane Fusscas, Carol Shafer, Anita Fusscas, Nancy White, David Ilivnsell, Ronald Stahl, James Ross, Andrew German 15 In the fall of N52N we class advisor, explained to our next four years of high we soon caught on and found ffll'f0l'V came back to school as big Freghmgg. Mr. Bruno, our us the things that were to be expected of us during school. At first the bells were very confusing, but ourselves going from one class to another with great confidence. In the spring we had a bakesale and a dance to earn money. As our Sgphgmgrg year started, most of the polish of high school had worn off. This year we settled down to doing our homework and earning money for our Senior Trip. Eileen Nesbitt represented us on the J.V. cheerleading squad. Mr. Vought was our homeroom advisor for a few weeks. who left us before Christmas when Mr. Parnell joined the year we lost several of He was followed by Mrs. Lutz us from Pennsylvania. During our members. We had two bakesales and two dances for which we all worked hard. The last week of school we ordered our class rings, something we had all looked forward to during the year. In our lggigr-year we were all very happy to have our class rings arrive by October Nth. ome of us were not so fortunate and had to order our rings again. Diane joined Eileen on the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad and they helped in cheering for Lawrence, Karl and Jim who played on the team. In November we had a Spaghetti supper. Mrs. Parnell and some of our parents helped to make it a huge success. In January Roger Stepanek Joined us from Edison Vocational High School in Jamaica, New York., In February we all began to look forward to the Junior Prom. After much debating we decided on as our theme. The Prom was another success and although we didn't make much money we all seemed to have fun. Julie Ives was our queen and Karl Shafer was our king. Diane and Andrew were attendants. Doris Fuller left our class to become Mrs. Gary DuMond and Esther Ballard left us to work. Exams came along and we took them once again, hoping to be Seniors in the fall. . In September, most of the old gang reported back as Seniors. We didn't have any new faces, in fact we had lost 2 members. Andrew German Joined the paratroopers and Eileen Nesbitt bacame Mrs. Lynn Jenkins. We soon found out that our Senior year was not going to be all play and no work. By the time our Senior Play came around on November H, we had all become pretty good salesmen. The yearbook was our next undertaking. Our project for Christmas was a dance on Dec- ember 28th with Ernie Russ providing the music. Now we have our Senior Trip to washington, D.C., and New York City to look forward to! By June we all hope to hear NPomp and Circumstancesn while we proudly march up to receive our diplomas. wa... 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Sylvia Blakeslee fthe former Sylyis Mssdb and husband are still running the green and yellow taxi cab route between Roxbury and Grand Gorge. Lswgegcs Nesbitg has completed training at the new air academy and has entered the Air Force as a second lieutenant. A new Arthur Murray studio has been opened in Roxbury. Nancy Smith is the chief operator. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Hara Cthe former Viyisg Avsggl and family recently moved their trailer from Texas to Grand Gorge. Roger Stepsgeg is now chief painter for General Motors Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stahl Cthe former Julie Ives! and family visited Disney land on Tuesday of last week. Pst Jsgugsh is now running a booming business called HChristmas Cards for Tightwads.H nGrand Ole Operyn has a new star, Laugs George. Dr. Spock has a new medical secretary, Pat Morse. ii 2 L WOQM' Claw WY! We, the Class of '56,wish to bestow upon the following victims, the Class of '57, our prized possessions so that they will have an enormous amount of ability to do whatever they attempt to achieve: VIVIAN AVERY leaves her boys to Marjorie Harrington, and her poise to Alice Joy Rettmeier. JAMES CABLE leaves his crew cut to Glenny Hinkley, and his sense of humor to Stanley Decker. DIANE EQSSCAS leaves her dark hair to Judy Van Valkenburgh, and her cheer- leading ability to Ruthie Griffin. LAURA GEORGE leaves the color of her eyes to Anita Fusscas, and her technique with men to Rose Jaquish. JULIE IVES leaves her disposition to Judy German, and her height to Bob Purchell. PATRICIA JAQUISH leaves her rifle to Eula Slauson, and her love of practical jokes to Gary Wickham. LOISANNE LONG leaves her dungarees to Donald Osborne, and her letters to Judy Etts. SYLVIA MEAD leaves her wavy hair to Larry Kelly, and her smile to Joe Cower. PATRICIA MORSE leaves her clothes to Joan Enderlin, and her walk to Ronnie Stahl. LAWRENCE NESBITT leaves his laugh to Kenny Hammond, and his curly hair to Frank Myers. L SHAFER leaves his height to Billy Reed,axuihis pencil collection to Gary Slauson. NANCY SMITH leaves her size to Joan Dugan, and her size H shoes to John Hopkins. ROGER STEPANEK leaves his hair cut to Clinton Hunter, and his Chevvy to Larry Kelly and Alice Rettmeier. ' MR. PARNELL leaves his driving ability to Mr. whitelonis, and his size to Mr. Crawford. uw. Q eawtafyd 7Z6'ffff4'! Signed: Z Doe d Buck e ,4avm1L -4 dl' AE 19 .iq 1 D.A.R. Award of in American est mark D.A.R. Award to the ou x the Sth. grade with the high- CDOIUOQ9Ol..OlClIUOlOIOJOAN citizens in the 7th. grade........... ROBERT CAM ER - GIRLENE EDLAM DOAIRl Award!ICIOCOOICOOICOOOIUIOOOOCCOIONANCY P.T.A. Prize of 82.00 to the student in the 7th. grade with the high- aVerageilOOIOOIlOClO000 00080000100 Dill OOIOOOIIUIOOCOSTANLEY P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 the student with the highest mark in Latin II Regentsiiiiiliiliiiilll OIG OOUIDIIOIOOU U00 Ol!l!COlCllllJULIE . P.T.A. Prize of 82.00 the student with the highest final average in Historyilllllillil Oililllblll 0OQOIIOIIIIIIIOIIDOOOOJ-ULIE P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 the student with the highest mark in the Business Law Regents....... ........... ................LAWRENCE NESBITT P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 the student with the highest mark in Busi- ness Arithmetic Regents.... ................ ................LARRY KELLY P.T.A. Prize of 82.00 the student with the highest mark in Biology RegentsOOOll0l0CIOICDOIOOOI Oil OIlllOlUO0iO Oil IUODOOOIOUIJOM P.T.A. Prize of 82.00 the student with the highest Regents average in the Science Sequence.... ... ...........................DIANA COLLINS P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 the student with the highest Regents average in three courses of Math.. ....WAYNE STAHL P.T.A. Prize of 32.00 to the student with the RegentsillililllOll'lIOCOOOIIIOCOCOIOIIIIQQ ICO. P.T.A. Prize of 31.00 to the student with the IVOOOIUOOIOOOOUUICCOOODQIOOOQICOCOIIOOOOI Ill Prize of 83.00 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the est average in Preliminary Regents, 8th. grade ... Prize of 32.00 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the highest average in Preliminary Regents, 8th, grade Prize of 52.50 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the est average in Typing00000000000000000000000o0n0000 Prize of 82.50 given by Andrew F. Lutz to the est average in Business Law.................... 131213555 Biaiggi' student student student 00000000 student mark in English .EILEEN NESBITT average in Eng- ....NANCY WHITE with the high- ELIZABETH WEBER with the second VERONICA GRAHAM with the high- .....JOAN DUGAN with the high- JEANNE BOEREM Delaware Valley Grange Prize of 32.50 to the student showing the most improvement in Home Economics.................................ROSE JAQUISH Bouton Memorial Prize of 35.00 in memory of Arthur and Frisbee Bouton, given by Col. Burrett B. Bouton, to the student with the highest average in all subjects.........................................PAT NUMANN Prize of 32.50 given by F. Leighton Enderlin to the student showing the most improvement in Vocational Agriculture..................JOE HEWITT Prize of 33.00 given by Andrew Brower to the girl or boy showing the best sportsmanship in all games................................WAYNE STAHL Prize of 32.50 given by John Kelly to the student who has done the best work in American H1story................................JEANNE BOEREM Citizenship Award of 8l0.00, given by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Morse in memory of Chauncey F. Morse......................JOHN HOPKINS - JULIE IVES Faculty Prize of 85.00 for the greatest improvement during the year.. OlilOOOIIICIOCOOOIOCIOUOOOIOOUOOUOQCOOIOOOOOOIIOIIOOCOOIOCOOOOOOJOAN Prize, given by Miss Travis, for the best work in the Sock Darning Contestoo00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000LOIS LONG Helen Gould Shepard Memorial Prize of 310.00 to high school students for outstanding Art accomplishment, according to ability.................. GINNY GAINES - NANCY WHITE Finley J. Shepard Memorial Prize of 310.00 for outstanding Art accom- plishment, according to ability Grades 1'u000000000000000000000000000000000JOHN MILLER Grades 5-8...ELLA MAY VANVALKENBURGH - ELIZABETH WEBER David S. Booth Memorial Prize of 32.50 to the high school student who is second in Art accomplishment, according to ability....JOANNE HARRINGTON Driver Education Prizes of 32.50 each to the outstanding girls and boys in each Classoe00000000000000000000000000DIANE FUSSCAS ' BOB PURCHELL JULIE IVES - GARY SLAUSON Anonymous Prize of 310.00 for outstanding contribution to school mu- organizationslilillOIOIODOIOOIICOO90IDCCOOIOOODIIOUCUOIOOCGINNY DAVID MUNSELL - WAYNE STAHL Anonymous Prize of 31.00 to the student with the highest final aver- IDOOOIOIOl0OOOIIllC0000OUOOOOOIODIOCOOIOOOOOOOOOOOIPAT Rotary Prize of 35.00. The student chosen has her name placed on the plaque in the hall of the school.......,,,,,.,.,,,,.,....JOANNE HARRINGTON Continued on page 55 20 in -'W f1. 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'1 : DIZ, 711,15-..5lE?12fu111::.1:5:' i5':..-., ::: ' U-' I ' ' 1 ' N ll ' i ' If ' I ' 'll f 1 f . , ' 1 .1 u, 1 A I fy I fr ' G A K I 1 5 k I 1 ' I KX I I 1 I I N Km J X Ill: '- X X ' I 1111 -f 1 11111111l1111l11-111 - ll11111111111111 I 1 111 11 111111111 11 11 111 11 11u1n111l1f111 ix N , -R '5?Illf '2 Y, l:.... - ' -ku If LASS Cfmf O I9 7 Mr. Whitelonis, advisorg Joe Cower, Stanley Decker, Bill Reed, Eula Slauson, Glenny Hinkley, Ruth Griffin, John Hopkins, Alice Joy Rettmeier, Clinton Hunter, Margie Harrington Larry Kelly, Don Osborn, Joni Enderlin, Judy Van, Frank Myers, Joan Dugan, Ronnie Stahl, Anita Fusscas, Gary Wickham, Gary Slauson, Bob Purchell Absent: Judy German, Ken Hammond Qlgce, .......Pres1dent Joan Enderlin........ Alice Joy Rettmeier.... ...Vice-President Judy Van Valkenburgh... ........Secretary Margie Harrington................Treasurer Julia German.......Student Council Members Joe Cower Joan Dugan..... ..............A1ternates Gary Wickham So far this year we have had the following activities: Spaghetti Supper, Bake Sale, and Sale of Refreshments at the Qfxh Fleischmanns home game. Our class rings have been ordered, and we expect to get them before Christmas. During the re- maining term these things have been planned: Junior Prom, Jun- ior Dance and a Popcorn Day. This year we have five new members in the Junior Class: Joe Hewitt, Lois Long, Eula Slauson, Frank Myers, and Bill Reed. A great part of the Junior Varsity CGary Wickham, Ronnie Stahl, Kenneth Hammond! and Varsity CJoe Cower, Bob Purchell, Glenny Hinkley, Larry Kelly, Clinton Hunter, Gary Slausoni is composed of the Junior Class. We also have three Varsity Cheerleaders CAnita Fusscas, Joan Enderlin, and Alice Joy RettmeierD. 22 L . Clam O 1958 First row: Arthur More, Jim Ross, Howard Van Loan, Harry Munsell, Sylvia Lutz, Judy Etts Second row: Miss Root, advisorg Suzan Ives, Alice DeMonie, Rose Jaquish, Dora Fuller, Una Sweatman, Pat Van Dyke, Marietta Johnson, Nancy Morse, Pat Numann, Donna Saxon Susan Ives... .........President Pat Numann. . . . . . .Vice-President M' Donna Saxon... .......Secretary Arthur More... ................Treasurer Judy Etts..........Student Council Members Harry Munsell Una Sweatman.... ..............Alternates Jim Ross Our class had a bake sale in November, and we're plan- ning for a dance later in the year. Howard Van Loan, center of the Junior Varsity basketball team, left our class this December. We have only fifteen peo ple in our class, but we figure good things come in small packages. Our class is well represented in the school activities: Soccer and basketball teams, F.H.A., and the music department. 23 Cfmf U 1959 First row: Rex Wheeler, Mr. Crawford, advisory Marie Williman, Mary Kunzler, Joan Hammondf'Elizabeth Weber, Veronica Graham, Linda Miller, Connie Mead, Lloyd Proctor Second row: Bob Dugan, Peter Fusscas, Carolyn Oliver, Donna Meade, Nancy Gaines, Linda LepeltaFf'Bonnie LaRue, Jean Enderlin, Heather McDonald, Joan Rettmeier, Carol Shafer, Sylvia Hinkley, Betty Harrington, Charles Ives, Donald Wetmore, Emery Morse Cla Ox fn A fi3cNCf Veronica Graham.... ........Presi Linda Miller... Joan Hammond.... .......Secr Connie Meade.... ..............Treasurer Elizabeth Weber....Student Council Members Xue vnuxgi bg Rex Wheeler Betty Harringt0n................Alternates u5eaud'5uV Peter Fusscas The class of 1959 has 25 members: 18 girls and 7 boys. Pgfwicr Robert Andrus came from Stamford, but moved again in if October. . g 1 ,5' Betty Harrington, Joan Rettmeier, Jean Enderlin, and fiwfff ,Q Carol Shafer were elected Junior Varsity cheerleaders. Rex lfgfllfigigg Wheeler, Charles Ives and Peter Fusscas are on the Junior 4,f figw Varsity teamg Lloyd Hroctor is manager. Peter and Charles 'iehf Ytgf? were also on the soccer team. 3 J S 'f 24 E 1' bib GMQQ , .... ..., ANVWV W.L.....,L nuncuu. Dnmuur Daliaru, unaries cinuitis even! Grade , -., -WW -..M W , Umly wwuuer 1-any Howard Jane Weyl gbsenn: Ronald Hadden ' ' 25 Teacher: Mrs. Archibald w U Teacher: Mrs. Fowler J! Fomfib Grade Teacher: Mrs. Tyler Tbim' Grade Teachers: Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Weyl , ..:,.. .., ., ,q,..,.2 gn-I-f.r'6nb K vt J ...Sb i I 3 I Q 2 3 i 5 -1 f 1 a 1' va I SHUI! Graaff N 7 I HN G1 and Teacher! MPS' Hait 28 Teacher: Miss Di ckson -+- - - fy , , -xl W. -- +- J -i First row: Thomas Scudder, Vicki Tischmacher, Elaine Buel, Wilma McCann, Sandra Van Buren, Beth Hewitt, Virginia Gilham, Georgia Jaquish, Donna Wetmore, Larry Stewart, Second row: Miss MacPherson, teacherg Peter Van Dyke, Leonard Bennett, Joseph Os5orn, Frederick Lutz, Alan Purchell, Donald Harris, James Ballard, Allen Moore, James Schuman, Paul Palmer Absent! Gloria Davis, Barbara Green, Joseph Seely SPF' -ea? if AQ First row: Joanne Sweeney, Bonnie Spielman, Donna Rutulante, Elaine Spickerman, Jan Kuhen, Gail Hinkley, Nancy Weyl, Nancy Ann Daley, Darbara Slauson Second QQHZ Mrs. Ploutz, teacherg Larry Holland, E. Wilson Burroughs, Stanley Norse, George Martin, Dennis Bussy, Denny Slater, Darrell Slater, Eric Finch, Richard Valk, Thomas Sherwood, Arthur Rossman, Walter Gregory 29 .W i,-,,-,,. Y ---.W-v...-.W Dear Nakagawa, fizzjkkfgg CjyQlZ9 c:Q9lIlE51- igfEgrig,Nig5gOrk I was very pleased to get your name and to hear that you wished to write to a pen pal in America. I hope that this will be long and entertaining correspon- dence for both of us. I guess I should start by telling you about the town in which I live. It's a small village in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains in New York State. Roxbury is just little enough so that everyone knows everyone else. Peo- ple usually know a good deal of other people's business, too Csometimes even be- fore the people involvedl. The population is perhaps five hundred. There are- n't any major industries and there probably won't ever be any, as we like our town pretty much as it is and wouldn't want to see it changed. The majority of the people in Roxbury make their livings on dairy farms and most of the produce goes to New York City. Our county, Delaware County, is one of the leading milk-producing counties in all of New York State. In fact, right now it ig the leading one! The main amusements of the villagers are visiting each other, playing cards, clubs, reading, movies and television, skiing and skating in the winter, golf, swimming and tennis in the summer, and just relaxing and enjoying themselves the whole year round. Speaking of golf--incidentally, do you play?--you should see our golf course! It's long, hilly and beautiful! Some of the views seen from the higher spots are lovely, especially in the fall when the leaves start turning color, the air is so crystal clear and the sky so blue. Many's the golf ball I have sent winging its way through the woods because I was too busy admiring the scenery! To go into a little of Roxbury's history, it was founded in about 1730 by a Scotsman named John More and his wife, Betty. Some of their descendants are still living here. It is the birthplace of Jay Gould who made several million dollars in railroads, and also of John Burroughs who has written many, many vol- umes on the subject of Nature. Roxbury has four churches, the usual quota of clubs for its men, women and ' children, two hotels, a few stores and gas stations, and last but not least, the Central school. Our school is called a Central school because the children from the surrounding countryside are brought to it by buses. Children are taught there all the way from kindergarten through high school. Our clubs include ev- erything from Rotary International to the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts. Prac- tically everyone belongs to at least one of them. One thing that has always amazed me about Roxbury is the loveliness of the surrounding country. I know our mountains aren't the big and impressive kind with great craggy peaks. They're not spectacular at all, but they seem almost like friends. After all, if you climb all over a mountain and play on it when you are very young, by the time you are older it has come to mean a great deal to you. I have many places in which I played as a child for which I will always have a warm place in my memory, little nooks and crannies that were all my own. Roxbury in the four seasons of the year is almost four different towns. In the spring you get a feeling of the town awakening, people housecleaning, and children jubilantly shedding heavy winter coats. In the summer, life in Rox- bury is very peaceful and serene. You can dream the whole season away, listen- ing to the sound of doors slamming and people calling their children and dogs far down the street, and the hum of insects on the air. Autumn is different. The mountain sides are of burning scarlet or intense yellow, the smell of burning leaves is on the crisp fall air and Roxbury seems to be preparing itself for the long winter. In the winter, Roxbury is almost like something you might find on a Christ- mas card--windows casting their yellow light on the snow, rosy-cheeked children skating on glassy ponds, and soft snow drifting silently down. Well, enough of Roxbury. Write and tell me about your hometown. I'll be waiting to hear from you. Sincerely, Diana Collins 30 -4111 WR 1 ' s if V main. .. f X - I I ' , 23511512 ,III11111 11111 -gawmwggm, 1 ..... .11 A, X F ..-5251 -u 1 N f f f4 - ' --:-'fb-W1-. , 1' HW 'Mau' .. 1 ff ' 'W WW W Z1 4 , hi' - :.-::::::::. A .31 5 HH-159: X1- .:::i,:- -.-. '1ff:h1n11 ,,, .X , :::: 42242. 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Donald Griffin is helping to coach basket- ball this year. 32 C nce Ronnie Stahl, Garv Wickham Second roy: h First row: Jim Ross, Arthur Pore, Danny Dorra , .M J o, - Y Harry hunsell, Ken Hammond, Tir Griffin, assistant coach, Charles Ives, kr. Foss, Coac Rex Wheeler, Peter Fusscas The Junior Varsity this year consists of three Freshmen, three Sophomores and three Juniors. They won their first two games and hope to win many more. 0 bb of xf-' o af QJU C! 33 Cl9667'l6dd67'5 LT A ix si First row: Rex Wheeler, Bob Purchell, Jim Ross, Peter Fusscas, Jim Cable, Joe ffower, Lloyd Proctor Second row: John Hopkins, Arthur More, Clinton Hunter, Karl Shafer, Glenny Hinkley, Ronnie Stahl, Mr. Ross, coach -sw Sw' Go-r.-s s- ,pin 7 -Fflohcul-r A429-JC' 35 T,v,,i,,.,, , l l a: 1 Kwai ' ' .k,g a?+ M., . g J n ,lf 'QV 49 Volk lm!! ,ffi 'El First row: Jim Ross, Gary Hinkley, Ronnie Stahl, Harry Munsell, Gary Slanson, Joe Cower, Howard Van Loan Second row: Clinton Hunter, Elwood ghiistian, Karl Shafer, Mr. Ross, coachg Andy German, Wayne Stahl, Larry e Y The Volleyball team had a good year, winning the Delaware County Championship. They then went on to Binghamton where they were not quite so fortunate, losing to Cate-Meridian. 36 x zz Wll'lIf0l7 E QE QE! NL 52352 Egg: Mr. Ross, coach Qecond row: Chub Etts, David Munsell, Glenny Hinkley In badminton the team had another successful year, win- ning the Delaware County Championship. Chub Etts and Glen Hinkley represented us in the doubles and won the Section 4 Championship. Dave Munsell represented us in singles and also won at Binghamton. This is the seventh year that the team has been unde- feated. 37 5 First Cable Ross, I , if M 5 ' in A uf 2 . ' , -. -at ' 1 A . ' Te04h -I,Y1SfifQ+iaYIY- A:-Upecycaxlvoi, FL..-lf-.irc ,Ba.se,WooAX TTXCYT ,af gy: gill Reed, Bob Purchell, Joe Gower, Arthur' More, Chub Etts, Jim econ row: Jim Ross Gary Wickham Roger' Stepanek Karl Shafer' Mr. coacEg Clinton Hunter, Larry Kelli' Glenn Hinklejgr Ken Hammoncl ,U Y D KBOKIII, Lode 'Ice Cfcuh 38 59,6 Cox' ni ce oufglgkvqoo' Pi-'5 First rgyg Wanda LaRue, Carol Shafer, Judy Etts, Nancy Gaines, Betty Harrington, Maria Naccarato Second 3933 Judy German, Sylvia Mead, Ruth Griffin, Anita Fusscas, Diane Fusscas, Lloyd Proctor, Joan Hammond, Emily Mead Third roy: Jean Enderlin, Vivian Avery, Miss Hinman, director: Patricia Numann, Patricia Morse, Sylvia Lutz, Julie Ives, Nancy Morse, James Cronk Fourth roy: James Ross, Alice Joy Rettmeier, Joan Rettmeier, Peter Fusscas, Rex Wheeler, Antha Munsell, Elizabeth Weber, Jane Weyl Fifth row: Joan Enderlin, Danny Dorrance, Harry Munsell, Robert Dugan, John HopE1ns Absent: Joan Dugan, Donna Saxon Tr Wm pei of Sylvia Mead......Student Julie Ives.......... ... Alice Joy Rettmeier...... Anita Fusscas............ President Secretary Librarian Conductor We presented our Fall Concert on November 18, our jDfuwHhLr5 1955. The following band members are participating in ,--Q O04 the County Massed Concert at Delhi in March: Sylvia Mead, Ruth Griffin, Jim Ross, Joan Rettmeier, Pat .ee rgggfs Q Morse, Harry Munsell. QQIQM' lannin to have a concert in the Spring We are p g and march for the Memorial Day Parade. As usual, we o foo. 39 shall play for Commencement Exercises. We would als like to march in the Legion Parade. First row: Ruth Griffin, Nancy Smith, Susan Ives, Jean Enderlin, Carol Shafer:'Betty Harrington, Linda Lepaltak, Pat Jaquish, Laura George, Miss Hinman, director: Second row: Sylvia Mead, Eula Slauson, Judy Etts, Connie Mead, Joan Hammond, Joan Enderlin, Diane Fusscas, Anita Fusscas, Una Sweat- man, Patricia Van Dyke Third row: Joan Dugan, Patricia Numann, Sylvia Hinkley, Linda Miller, SyIv1a'Lutz, Nancy Morse, Alice Joy Rettmeier, Marietta Johnson, Marjorie Harrington, Joyce Morse Fourth E212 Donna Mead, Bonnie LaRue, Elizabeth Weber, Nancy Gaines, Joan Rettmeier, Donna Saxon, Carolyn Oliver, Sandra Nesbitt, Phyllis Green Fifth roy: Betty Lennon, Jane Shafer, Maria Naccarato, Bonnie Voorhees, Wanda LaRue, Jane Weyl, JuneWhitney, Dora Fuller, Rose Jaquish, Antha Munsell Sixth 393: William Reed, James Ross, Rose Hunter, Mona Fairbairn, Lorraine Edlam, Emily Mead, Girlene Edlam, Patricia Howard Seventh row: Lloyd Proctor, Karl Shafer, James Cronk, Paul Jenkins, Danny Dorrance, Charles Rettmeier, Larry Hinkley, James Howard, Howard Rose GIRLS' Susan Ives..... ...............President Judy German.... ..........Secretary Nancy Morse.... ............Librari8n Diane Fusscas.... ...Student Conductor BOYS' Shaferouli Debits! 0010 RossoIQIQOOOIOOOOOIOIOUDO President Librarian Our plans for this year include the Fall Concert, Novem- ber 18, Spring Concert and Baccalaureate Service. A group of our chorus members will sing at the Delaware County Music Festival at Delhi. 40 my eyyctt y V M Nancy Norse, Joni Enderlin, Sylvia Lutz, Anita Fusscas, Pat Numann, Suzan. Ives, Julie Ives, Diane Fusscas, Miss Hinman, directory Alice Joy Fettmeier Absent: Judy German This is a group of high school girls who sing not only for the entertainment of others, but also for their own enjoy- ment. They sang at Tri-County Teachers' Conference, Grand Gorge Republican Club, P.T.A., and they plan to sing for Ro- tary, Contest and Concerts. 41 vf , as ral L First row: Sylvia Mead, Sylvia Lutz, Miss Knapp, advisor Second row: Judy Etts ancf Smlth,-Dora Fuller, Nancy Gaines, Marietta Johnson, Linda Iepeltax Sylvia Mead -------------------------- President Nancy Gaines -------------------- Vice- President Nancy Smith -------------------------- Secretary Dora Fuller -------------------------- Treasurer Loisanne Long -------------------- News Judy Etts ---------------------- Parlia Reporter mentarian Linda Lepeltak ------ ----- ------ ------ Historian Marietta Johnson ------------------- Song Leader Sylvia Lutz ------------- Student Counc il Member We 'gade +nmcs The F.H.A. has ten members this year. Mrs. Lewis Johnson and Mrs. Andrew Lutz are Chapter Mothers. We have had a Hobo Day and have sold refreshments at the Stam- ford-Roxbury basketball game. 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L g, H ic t- VIRCY POULTRY FARM Turkeys - Capons ffgl F -. .X Chickens - Eggs ffl-,bl X 5,91 I Phone: Roxbury '43-+01 If no Answer:339l Compliments of Stub and Duckie's Service Station KASS INN CITIES SERVICE STATION on Route 30 Phone 3291 Roxbury, N.Y. Between Margaretville A Roxbury COWER AND MATTICE PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of THE CORNER STORE BOEREM'S GAS STATION General Merchandise GULF Gas and Oil VELVET Ice Cream Luncheonette - Candy - Soda Between Roxbury and Halcottville Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Roxbury, New York the brands A that please giei gyx f d t flier 1' are oun a BnEsEE's: N? JM: Bresee's Oneonta Department Store, Inc. ' Oneonta, N.Y. - Friendly Service Since 1899 44 HUBBELL BROS. Kelly Corners, New York Dealers in Lumber and Building Material Welding and Machine Work Phone: Fleischmannsz 23Jl x fi Compliments of KELLY'S DRUG STORE Margaretville, N.Y. - Phone 0931 rl ,f , Always Ask For SCHULER'S POTATO CHIPS America's Finest ii 1 i Good Luck To the CLASS OF '56 From the CLASS OF '26 H. S. MILLER AGENCY Walton F. Heley, Jr. Insurance Margaretville, N.Y. ROGER HARRINGTON Prime Meats and Poultry Fish and Oysters in Season Frozen Foods - Groceries Phone: 2h2l - Roxbury, N.Y. NATIONAL BANK OF ROXBURY f' Insurance Corporation .Q if fag? 6 Q Member of Federal Deposit ljfliln 2 1121 Interest Main Street - Roxbury, New York wifrf Compliments of fir f ' LESLIE FURMAN Phone: 3196 - Roxbury, N.Y. Compliments of FRANK PINDAR and SON Grand Gorge, N.Y. Phone H652 l 1 , 1 Upholstery Fabrics and Reupholstering MABEL WHITE Phone 3335 - Roxbury, New York 45 PHOTOGRAPHY Is Our Business Portrait---Commercial CANTwELL'S NEW STUDIO Hobart, New York Phone 5951 STANLEY C. MEAD MAYTAG - THOR - WHIRLPOOL Automatic Washers and Dryers J Phone Roxbury 2689 3 Halcottsville, New York Compliments of Griffin Radio 8 Television Shop Your PHILCO Dealer SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Roxbury, N.Y. Phone: 3206 Read all the news of the mountain section in Your Hometown Newspaper THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS 9 Q fi ef? Margaretville, New York 'E Compliments of VILLAGE SQUARE DINER Grand Gorge, N.Y. Phone-4771 Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION Ivan Smith Phone 37-+11 Roxbury, N.Y. Compliments of MARSICO'S DEPT. STORE Clothing for the Family Margaretville, New York LINDON B. MORSE Fire Insurance Roxbury, New York Phone: 267-rl GENE CRONK Local Trucking Roxbury, N.Y. Phone: 21+79 CHRISTIAN'S DRUG STORE Margaretville, New York Compliments of SAMUEL G. LUTZ and SON Fuel Oil-Kerosene-Gasoline O11 Burner Service Phone 2R01 Roxbury, N.Y. Compliments of RAEDER'S POULTRY FARMS +f.' 3 ss if Wy. ., f-9,1 Hifi EEZZWQ i7 W M' A Kelly Corners, N.Y. ushmw- Margaretville Phone: l6H9 Roxbury Phone: 2877 :Nh ,,,., 1 Compliments of CABLE'S CATTLE MARKET Commission Auction Every Friday Phone 3601 Roxbury, N.Y. FREDERICK W. NUMANN All Forms of Insurance Next Door to Bank Bldg. Bridge Street Tel. ll55 - Margaretville, N.Y. ANDRE'S BUICK BUICK Sales and Service Willis L. Lutz, Rep. Margaretville, N.Y. Phone OM8l DR. WM. J. KAVANAUGH Margaretville, N.Y. itvm U Compliments of 'Q CATSKTLL BOWLING ALLEY LQ Prattsville, N.Y. Phone 3484 'U' . L. BUSSY and CO., INC. Super Market - Dry Goods Margaretville, N.Y. SANFORD'S Hardware-Farm Q Home Supplies Rt. 28 Phone 2301 Margaretville, N.Y MILTON H. SLAUSON Roxbury, N.Y. - Grading and Excavating - Dump Trucking Phone 2021 Phone: Roxbury 2879-Denver, N.Y. J Jean Snipes John Snipas Z BUD'S DENVER STORE V Q Ely! Sodas--Lunches--Shoes General Merchandise exif P GULF Gas and 011 Dry Goods---Notions MOORE'S Paint grae, S G Phone 2701-Roxbury, N.Y. J S For Tasty Meals Eat at Ceil's MURRAY'S HOTEL Celia and Abe Arenson Margaretville, New York Compliments of fini 1, ff?-ig GREENE'S FLowER SHOP Qt,f Fleischmanns, N.Y. MINNEHLY'S STORE Sporting Goods Phone: 2HHl Roxbury, N.Y ' A 1 ROBERT S. HOYT General Insurance Grand Gorge, N. Y. Phone 5831 Compliments of TRAXLER'S DOLLAR STORE Best Wishes to the Senior Class M. J. SEARS COMPANY Compliments of the DELAWARE VALLEY OIL CO., INC. Margaretville, N.Y. Distributor of GULF Products Leyden Smith, President A FRIEND ,..-exp ' 'f . 1. A-26 'rf 3 4 f 'J' ,Q ix :kuqZ?g Compliments of fkjfis QM 91 all A 1, ' KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP -ff and THE ROXBURY TURKEY RANCH Phone-Roxbury 2956 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Grand Gorge, N.Y. Compliments of GREENDELL PACKING CORP. Prattsville, N.Y. S. Government Inspected Meat Products Prattsville 3421, or Stamford 6871 DOUGLAS KELLY McCORMICK - DEERING Farm Machines 8 Implements I.H. Compliments of WHITE'S DAIRY -m DR. CHARLES H. INSLER Dentist Margaretville, N.Y. Phone IHOI Compliments of HERMAN T. LUKOW Margaretville, N.Y. Phone 2251 ELTON LARUE Wrecker Service Gas - Repairing - Oil MOTOROLA TV Phone 2571 - Roxbury, N.Y KORN'S APPAREL SHOP NExc1usive but not Expensiven Margaretville, N.Y. RICHARD F. LUTZ Builders' Supplies Millwork, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies GENEVA Cabinets - Fireplace Equipment Phone H271 49 1 Compliments of ONEIDA MARKET Grand Gorge, N.Y. S. HINKLEY and SONS, INC. FORD Sales and Service Grand Gorge, N.Y. Compliments of MARGARETVILLE COOP. G.L.F. SERVICE Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizers Farm Supplies Compliments of MILLER'S STORE Mrs. Harry Miller Prop. Tel. No. 2891 Compliments of ROBERT SMITH Roxbury, New York Compliments of TAIT'S HOME APPLIANCE CTR. Margaret - Dan Tait Grand Gorge, N.Y. in - .,, We - Compliments of , - JOHN c. SWEATMAN KJSEXX .! - I .Nh f nv' I It I V A .ar . 'Ju x ' 'av' Compliments of THE ROXBURY HOTEL FINCH'S FROZEN FOODS, INC. Lockers, Cold Storage, and Processing Plant Robert K. Griffin, Prop. Margaretville, New York Phone 1321 L. G. B A L F O U R C O M P A N Y HKnown wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Personal Cards Club Insignia -- Medals G Trophies -Diplomas- Mr. A. M. Hodgkins P.O. Box 9 Schenectady, New York Compliments of JOHN SEXTON a CO. Chicago, I11. CBOSBY HBOS. CASE 6 NEW HOLLAND Farm Equipment CRAINE Concrete Silos McCULLOCH Chain Saws Compliments of EMPIRE TRAVEL CLUB NTravel Agents to the High Schools of the Eastn CLOSE Q SLUITER, INC. Insurance Service Phone: 0701 - Margaretville, N.Y. l 1 ii Compliments ofj- 'I f iilwg CHQ hmnmugpil 15p f 9 X-.- C.K. IVES -1 A M XXFV I4 nl' I ff 51 STAMFORD ECONOMY STORE Open evenings Stamford, New York Compliments of ABRAM J. VAN DYKE SAUVEUR'S GARAGE Sales - Service Grand Gorge, N.Y. Phone M521 ELM GROVE FARM Fred 8 Sophie Zimmerman Phone: Roxbury 3952 , .xi 1 sk K7 AF 2 A THE BRADLEY FAMILY 4 f ,f I Clif KM I7 f my ,f rqwfmlv l , ROXBURY CENTRAL SCHOOL FACULTY gl Compliments of ENDERLIN'S HARDWARE Roxbury, New York I4 2IIIl!if AYX At f Jones Q Jordan TEXACO STATION Grand Gorge, N.Y. Compliments of GRAND GORGE ' RESCWTIONS Veterinary Needs Prescriptions - Drugs Fountain Service Grand Gorge, N.Y. Phone 5911 MARGARETVILLE HDW. INC. Hardware--Tools Paint--Wallpaper--Glass FRIGIDAIRE Appliances Phone 0201-Margaretville, N.Y. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ROX URY MONUMENTS Hans Ma1lasch,Prop. Delaware Co. Roxbury, N.Y. Compliments of ARKVILLE FEED A COAL CO. Compliments of VAN VALKENBURGH'S GARAGE Roxbury, New York 1? ,LIL 4? Compliments of r TOM AND MARY CHESKE 1 K 1 xxx RW. JA iwxwn 1 -0'Y! X ' f it KJ QW c. ' 1 52 1 l Compliments of ROARING BROOK FARM Charles 8 Margaret Eisele SMITH'S ,197 Win-M . , ,.,.- igff' , 135A navd PLUMBING 8 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Margaretville, New York slxx - RALPH S. IVES Roxbury, New York CHARLES F. COFFEE Dry Cleaners Stamford, N.Y. Compliments of ROXBURY G.L.F. SERVICE, INC. Phone 2711 A, 5. . - nf-- . K, , .y .N wg. Agent HARRIS' Stamford, New York NFamous for Fine Fashionsn WHERE SMART MEN and WOMEN SHOP HOPKINS' DECORATORS' SUPPLIES across from the school Paint, Wallpaper, Rugs Wall 8 Floor Tile Window Shades 5 Linoleum BREYER'S Ice Cream s for ROYAL CLEANERS of Margaretville Compliments of THE STALKER SUPPLY COMPANY Cooperstown, New York Birthplace of Baseball DELAWARE COUNTY DAIRIES, INC. Milk and Milk Products 555 , sq Roxbury, New York t l GRAND GORGE HOTEL Steaks 8 Chops Parties and Banquets HARRISON C. MORSE General Insurance Roxbury, New York Phone: 267-I-1 REHBEIN MOTORS DODGE Q PLYMOUTH Sales A Service Grand Gorge, N.Y. ,gg , I A I Q , px O MARGARETVILLE ELECTRIC and GAS CO. HAPPY COOKING Metered Gas Service Phone 1511 - Margaretville, N.Y. Compliments of M S. RUDOLPH GORSCH Lumber Coal Millwork-Mason's Supplies BRIGGS LUMBER CO. Phone 2072 Roxbury, N.Y. Compliments of THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Margaretville, New York ROXBURY DISTRIBUTING CO. Wholesale Fruit and Produce Fresh and Frozen Roxbury, N.Y. Oneonta, N.Y. Compliments of LUTZ and MCCUNE we-ff .xyxllllrl B !! I7 X l'!lrAvl-X L , - '- EAST MAIN ST GARAGE MARGARETVILLE FURNITURE STORE Arthur J Soderlind Proprietor Better Furniture for Better Living ' v Bodv work--Painting GENERAL ELECTRIC Dealer General Repairsg Parts and Supplies Phone l551'Margaretville Phone 1041 - Margaretville, N.Y. 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