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

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FIRST ROW: Iris Mead - Anne; Evon George - Betty; Ralph Ives - Don; Sue Johnson - Joan; Dennis Bussy - Joey; Joanne Sweeney - Dotty - SECOND ROW: Doug Hinkley - Old Buddy; Joyce Morse - Delia; George Pebler - Marvin; Larry Cammer - Sailor; Christie Eignor - Bee Gee; Linda Slauson-Salsie; Sandra Ogborn- Kitsie; Ella Mae Van-Claire; Bob Hinkley- Roger; Gary Ruff - Claud; Charles Rettmeir - Howard; Randy Van - Harry; Richard Young - Announcer; Ethel Ballard - Mrs. Curtis; George Spielman - Mr. Curtis; Donnie Hadden - Jim; Rose Rossman - Lyda; Cynthia Proctor - Margo; Pat Wheeler - Lesley; Barbara Cartwright - Miss Garvey

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BARBARA CARTWRIGHT

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Cj c ss We, the Class of 1962, being of rather sound minds (we think), do hereby on this day of pande- monium, in the year of confusion, in the state of exhaustion, in the town of distraction, declare this illegal piece of paper our last Will and Testament. ETHEL BALLARD leaves her giggle to Maureen Kierdorf and her history marks to Gloria Rutulante. PAT WHEELER leaves her appetite to Donna McCune and her Marines to Karen Kay Hinkley. CHARLES RETTMEIER leaves his sense of humor to Richard Young and his aggressiveness to Russell Johnston. CHRISTIE EIGNOR leaves her disposition to Rhoda Paul and her letters from Geneseo to Donna Gordon. CYNTHIA PROCTOR leaves her chemistry marks to Mr. Crawford and her passion for purple to Kathy Young. RALPH IVES leaves his smashed fenders to Larry Cammer and his play book to Miss Root. ROSE ROSSMAN leaves her business law book to Mr. Parnell and her play prompting to Marian Lutz. JOYCE MORSE leaves her yearbook gray hairs to next year’s typist and her driving ability to Deanna Dorrance. BOB HINKLEY leaves his bermuda shorts to Mike Purdy and his basketball ability to Billy Brown. IRIS MEAD leaves her freckles to Helen Gerken and her go-kart to Jimmy Woolheater. ELLA MAE VAN leaves her walk to Sandy Andre and the rest of the Stryker boys to anyone who catches them. GEORGE PEBLER leaves his brawn to Mr. Parnell and his white sneakers to Sandy Finch. EVON GEORGE leaves her height to Doug Hinkley and her attendance record to Gary Taylor. SUE JOHNSON leaves her dancing ability to April Higgins and her ability to stay single to Linda Gregory. GARY RUFF leaves his optimism to Donnie Hadden and his studying (?) to Carol Cartwright. BARBARA CARTWRIGHT leaves her wit to Cheryl Smith and her flat tires on Roxbury Mountain to Mr. Goodyear. SANDRA OGBORN leaves her quietness to Lizzie Munsell and her build to Flo Jean Slater. RANDY VAN leaves his curly hair to Roy Cammer and his Mercury to anyone who wants it. LINDA SLAUSON leaves her pumpkin - pecan pies to Mrs. Van and her barn clothes to Linda Hinkley. GEORGE SPIELMAN leaves his basketball ability to Bob Haggerty and his shyness to Bob Townsend. To Miss Root we leave fond memories of our Spaghetti Supper, Sayonara, and Onions in the Stew. To the Junior Class we leave our senioritis, play books, and Senior Trip. We, the Class of '62, having fixed our legal signatures, do hereby declare this our last Will and Testament. The MacDonalds and Friends