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

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Class Will and Testament We, the class of 1963 of Roxbury Central School, do, on this, the 34th day of l ober, leave to the class of 1964 and all other graduating classes, the memories of our fun-filled years at Rox- bury Central. SANDY ANDRE leaves her quietness to Linda Rose and her fair complexion to Bob Haggerty. LARRY CAMMER leaves his basketball sneakers to Tim Bradley and his stencil ability to Joan Wheeler. CAROL CARTWRIGHT leaves her height to Merry Eignor and her determined walk to Danny Eignor. DEANNA DORRANCE leaves her black eye to Ronnie and her soft whispers to Mr. Parnell. NOREEN HAIT FURMAN leaves her ability to stay single to Brenda German and her driving to Mr. Dreisbach. DONNA GORDON leaves her letterwriting to Mr. Remington and her ability to aggravate to Mrs. Van to Barbara Thompson. DONNIE HADDEN leaves his talent for growing cans to Doc Ross and his sleeping on card tables to next year's Juniors. MAUREEN KIERDORF leaves her trips to Delhi to Helen Gerken and her green dress to Mrs. Van. DOTTIE ANN MEAD leaves her pea-green car to Roy Cammer and her Senior Play glasses to Mr. Belanger. H7 MUNSELL leaves her giggle to Jim Woolheater and the wart on her knee to Tom Schuman. RHODA PAUL leaves her aggressiveness to Russ Johnston and her short skirts to Linda Slater. MIKE PURDY leaves his red hair to Sandy Finch and his Prize Speaking to Mary Zuidema. EVELYN SEELEY leaves her artistic talents to Gilford Morse and her eye makeup to Donna McCune. CHERYL SMITH leaves her disposition to Elaine Cammer and her colds to Mrs. Gibbs. VIOLA SWEATMAN leaves her curlers to Mr. Parnell and her slippery roads to anyone who wants them. GARY TAYLOR leaves his curly hair to Flojean Slater and his black leather jacket to Mr. Whitelonis. BOB TOWNSEND leaves his speed (?) to Linda Hinkley and his dancing to Jane Bookhout. PAT WRIGHT leaves her typing of the RECORD to next year's typist and her typing kit to Lena Slauson. RICHARD YOUNG leaves his attache case to whoever wants it and his Bob Newhart records to Alan Slauson. MR. PARNELL leaves his old typing desks to the Class of '63, and his Junior Prom Secrets to anyone with $50.00. To Mr. Parnell, our friend and advisor, we leave the past three years - all the headaches and happiness of growing up. Being of (rather) sound mind we affix our signatures to this document. King Neptune’s Court

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Class of 1964 B. Haggerty, R. Johnston, V. Rossman, D. Eignor, J. Preston, M. Lutz, C. Andre, H. Gerken, B. Johnson, M. Ballard, A. Higgins, N. Eignor, D. McCune, E. Cammer, S. Finch, J. Town- send, T. Bradley, D. Stewart - ABSENT: K. K. Hinkley, C. Marquardt - TEACHER: Mr. Craw- ford Sandra Finch President Nancy Eignor Vice-President Elaine Cammer Secretary Judy Townsend Treasurer in our Freshman year, Sandy Finch came to our school. We had a dance and a bakesale. Elaine Cammer was elected cheerleader. Seven boys from our class went out for basketball. During our Sopho- more year, we had a dance, a bakesale, and a Pop- corn Ball Day. Elaine Cammer was a cheerleader; eighfof our boys played basketball. Doug Hinkley moved away at the end of the year. This year - our Junior Year - has been grand! We had a Spa- ghetti Supper and a record dance. The Junior Prom - the great social event of the year - will be held on May 4, 1963. Nancy Eignor, Brenda John- son, and Elaine Cammer are cheerleaders. Danny Eignor, Russell Johnston, John Preston, and David Stewart are on the basketball squad.