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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1965 volume:

We, the Class of 1965 of Roxbury Central School, gratefully dedicate our 1965 Record to The dedication of this book is a small token of our sincere appreciation for all Miss Shaylor has done for Roxbury Central School, For many years she has been preparing students for high school and life. Miss Shaylor has won our highest regard as a teacher, because of her helpfulness, discip- line, and conscientious interest in each student. We thank you. Miss Shaylor, for your guidance during our junior high years. llerurfo Unarii Class Photographer: Linda Gregory Business Manager: Mary Zuidema Co-Editor: Stanley Martin Co-Editor: Jane Bookhout Typist: Frann Haight Art Editor: Anne Moore FIRST ROW: Linda Gregory, Mary Zuidema, Stan Martin, Jane Bookhout, Frann Haight, Anne Moore - SECOND ROW: Marshall George, Joan Wheeler, Ray German, Dennis Spielman, Perry Jones, Jamie Ives. Jerry Bussy, Tom Schuman, Linden Gregory - THIRD ROW: Sharon Day, Linda Hinkley. Merry Eignor, Eileen Snegoski. Joyce Ballard, Joe Carr, Floyd George Boarii of (£iioration Roderick C. Dorrance, Linden Gregory, Howard Cartwright, President; Ruth Carmeli, Esther Snyder, Clerk; Melvin C. Carpenter, District Superintendent; Virgil Meade Best wishes to the CLASS of 1965 and con- gratulations on the publication of your '65 RECORD. As you read your copy and this message, will you consider the fact that even though there are more people for jobs today and that in many areas and fields there are fewer jobs, there are still many opportunities for those who have the interest, initiative and ambition to work for them. In those areas of service such as social, medical, ministerial and teaching, there are many vacancies and numerous needs. I commend these areas to you since I feel that they are especially worth consideration because of the satisfaction one receives from helping his fellow man. These vocations are not always the most lucrative, but in the long run are often the most mean- ingful as one’s life work. iliijh rluml — 4funutr 'ttitxjh dear her FIRST ROW; M. Gibbs, M. Macomber, R. Dorrance, W. Goodemoot, J. Perry - SECOND ROW: S. Root, L. Carr, W. Crawford, K. Shaylor, L. Whitelonis, M. A. Van, R. Fowler, P. Parnell (6raiie dearhers FIRST ROW; E. Ploutz, M. Archibald, R. Lutz, C. Hait - SECOND ROW: E. Youmans, A. Weyl, M. Frazee, M. Grant, D. Fowler, J. Phillips •Chareti CLearhers FIRST ROW: D. Moseman, F. Gorsch, B. Bender, I. Fernandez, E. Ceretta SECOND ROW; B. Gendron, M. Lawrence, K. Bender, W, Schimmel - ABSENT: B. Buddie, J. Burns, G. Warren, E. White Xon-dearhtng personnel K. Rossman C. Reed R. Miller J. Keller L. Morse B. Long B, Everett , ABSENT: M. SlausoQ, B. Voorhees P. Hadden, K. Haight, T. Wheeler, L. Baker C. Thompson, G, Johnson, J. More, D. Bolger Ikatiing Club Casau The Illusions We Live By - Jane Bookhout What IS an American? Yes. I know the answer is simple. Everyone knows that an American is a person who lives in the United States of America. However, this definition gives only the outward appearance of an American. What would one find if he looked deeper; if he looked into the average American’s thoughts and feelings? To all of us, the United States is special. It is one of the greatest countries in the world. The United States is first in so many ways: in the production of a number of goods, in science, medicine and countless other things. In fact, the United States is first in such a great number of things that we tend to forget there is still room for im- provement. We have so much pride that we overlook our faults. This is becoming evident to visitors from foreign countries; and when they mention it to us, we are in- dignant that they should even think such a thing, let alone voice their opinion in pub- lic! At this year’s New York Herald Tribune World Youth Forum the teenage delegates were asked what in America made the biggest impression on them. Kristina Rigland of Oslo. Norway, answered in the following words: One thing that 1 found surprising was that the teenagers here don’t seem to know - much about other countries and many don’t seem to be interested in what is going on around them in the world. ” She went on to say, They are, however, aware of the fact that they'are living in the U.S., to them the one country of the world. They are very proud of this and they don't under- stand that there are faults in the U.S.” When 1 read this, I was shocked! Is it really that bad? 1 asked myself. After careful thought, I came to the conclusion that actually the situation is worse. Adults, as well as teenagers, are guilty of Kristine’s observation. 1 know many adults, who, if asked about current events in Kenya, Tanganyika, the South American countries or any country besides the United States, would simply answer the question with a blank stare. Is this being an American? I hardly think so. If we consider our country to be the greatest place in which to live, and I'm sure we do, then we should try to be really great people, true Americans. The first step is to recognize the fact that there are faults in our country. We must discard the false idea that the United States is the only country worth anything, and we must realize that not everything here is perfect. We have our share of problems, the racial problem being one of the biggest of these. Perhaps we can look to other countries that might aid us in solving our problems and creating a better America for better Americans. We of America must wake up to the fact that vitally important events are taking place every day in all parts of the world around us! The people of America must stop living by the illusion that the United States is the one and only country in the world. Read newspapers and magazines as if tomorrow they will be gone! An American should be well informed and must be concerned about events occurring in countries other than his own. Are you an American, a good American? (Oa£5 flf 1965 FIRST ROW: Frann Haight. Mary Zuidema, Dennis Spielman, Anne Moore, Eileen Snegoski, Joan Wheeler, Sharon Day. SECOND ROW; Jane Bookhout, Linda Gregory, Merry Eignor, Joyce Ballard, Linda Hinkley. THIRD ROW: Mr. Whitelonis, Marshall George, Tom Schuman, Jerry Bussy, Perry Jones, James Ives, Joe Carr, Linden Gregory, Stanley Martin, Floyd George LEONARD E. WHITELONIS Class Advisor ”If you treat an individual as he is, he will stay as he is; but if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be and could be, he will become what he ought to be and could be. ANNE MARIE MOORE, President Science Elementary Teacher If white is good and black is bad, Then people must be grey or plaid. DENNIS SPIELMAN, Vice-President Agriculture Mechanic Shallow men believe in luck- Strong men believe in wisdom. EILEEN SNEGOSKI, Secretary Math and Science Elementary Teacher Lord, grant that I may always desire more than I accomplish. JOAN LEE WHEELER. Treasurer Business Housewife Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. ” JOYCE N. BALLARD Homemaking and Business Beautician A Loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. JANE ARNA BOOKHOUT Math and Science Musician Emotion, not thought, is the sphere of music; and emotion quite as often precedes as follows thought. JERRY I. BUSSY Agriculture Member of the Armed Forces I am not ashamed to say that I am ignorant of what 1 do not know. MERRY LEE EIGNOR Math and Science Foreign Exchange Student Patience and diligence, like faith, remove mountains. ” JOSEPH CARR Agriculture Member of the Armed Forces For those who love, the world is wide, but not for those who hate. SHARON ELLEN DAY Math and Science Nurse Remember this also and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. We can change any situation by changing our internal attitude toward it.” MARSHALL WILLIAM GEORGE Business and Shop Electrician RAYMOND BRUCE GERMAN Business and Agriculture Member of the Armed Forces Business C.P.A. I do not wish to be feared; I prefer to be loved. Today I refuse to spend time worrying about what might happen. I am going to spend my time making things happen. FLOYD ARTHUR GEORGE LINDA ANN GREGORY Math and Science Music Teacher Blushing is the colour of virtue. UNDEN ALLEN GREGORY Math and Science Musician Music is nothing else but wild sounds civilized into time and tune.” FRANCES SUE HAIGHT Science Nurse To speak of an island is to mention a dream. LINDA ANN HINKLEY Business Airline Stewardess The memory belongs to autumn. JAMES MOORE IVES Business Physical Education Teacher I have a heart with room for every joy. ” PERRY DURWIN JONES Math and Science. Author He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. STANLEY ALLEN MARTIN Math, Science and Language Industrial Research Consultant Ignorance is much more difficult to conceal than knowledge is to acquire. THOMAS ANDREW SCHUMAN Math and Science C.P.A. There are often voices and words in a silent look. ” MARY GRETCHEN ZUIDEMA Where your treasure is there will your heart be also. ” Math and Science Nurse Untarji (Exchange tuhcnt PETER JOHN STEVENS 141 Balwyn Road Balwyn Road Melbourne Victoria Australia When they are at Rome, they do there as they see done. Last year when we learned that a foreign exchange student was coming to Roxbury, we were all very much excited. Peter Stevens arrived in January, 1964, from Melbourne, Australia. It didn't take Pete long to adjust to life in Roxbury, and soon he was one of us - a typical teenager of the United States. However, it took some of us quite a while to get used to his accent and his slang words from home, both of which we all enjoyed. Pete found school in the U.S. to be quite different from school in Australia. We hope he enjoyed the change. He also learned that our sports are not the same. He had never before played basketball or soccer, but he participated in both with enthusiasm. Pete was active in all of our class activities. We soon discovered his very sharp wit and his enjoyment of a good time; and no matter where we were or what we were doing, Pete was generally the life of the party. Pete also took part in many of the community activities. Last April he went to Washington, D. C., with the Class of 1964, and during the summer he toured other parts of the country including Cape Cod, northern New York State, and the Poconos in Pennsylvan- ia. Pete was as well-liked by adults as he was by students. He always met his speaking engagements cheerfully. Those who came to know him, especially his host families, were indeed sorry to have him leave. The Collingwood Rotary Club of Melbourne, Australia, is to be congratulated on having picked him as their representative to our country. Finally the time came when Pete had to leave for home. We were all sorry to see him leave in November. However, Pete left with us an unforgettable memory of a wonderful friend with a great personality and sense of humor. We, the Class of 1965, learned a great deal from Pete, and we hope that he gained as much from his experience in Roxbury as we gained from him. STRIKING FEATURE PASTIME PRIDE and JOY CAN YOU IMAGINE? Joyce long hair giggling Jim with a crew-cut? Jane eyelashes playing the piano Bach playing a duet with A1 Hirt? Jerry glasses playing pool car driving fast? Joe smile Loretta hair with messy hair? Sharon walk playing records Senior Play wearing size four shoes? Merry quiet voice adding beads The Gray Ghost with a short boy friend? Floyd hair Bonnie the car he doesn't have with a license? Marshall left-handedness falling off ladders Kathy as a window washer on the Empire State Building? Ray walk running away Barbara quiet? Linda G. curly hair reading letters her twin with big hands? Lindy wit watering greens sax driving behind the steering wheel? Frann clothes watching T. V. ? ! ? ! raccoon denting fenders? Linda H. casual walk skiing memories walking in the woods? Jamie curly hair whistling Wendy with a Beatle haircut? Perry deep voice driving VW Lynne organized? Stan physique cauliflower camera with blonde hair? Anne smile writing letters Cross cool and calm? Tom eyes flirting bass drum not dancing? Eileen sense of humor cruising Gregg cruising alone? Dennis black curly hair running into banks Chrysler with red hair and freckles? Joan complexion Keath diamond not driving? Mary blonde hair candystriping Jeep as class shrimp? Mr. Whitelonis smile riding roller coasters Class of 1965 with a '65 Mustang? Class of 1965 our Junior Prom procrastinating Mr. Whitelonis in complete agreement? (Our Junior primt QUEEN: Linda Gregory KING: Jamie Ives CLenhor 31s the Xijjht Linda and Jamie Dawn and Allen (i,-his 31s tjour Xight (i, ternal (Thanks 3 caring U'ife s (6nal elightful anil Bclertablc (i, licit in g nf Drcants ententhranre 31 the 3aght Nothing is left now but majestic memories - FIRST ROW; Sharon - Mrs. Pennywate; Merry - Shen; Linda G. - Aunt Hep; Anne - Joy - SECOND ROW: Tom - Joey; Perry- Crusty; Jamie - Tony: Joan - Marta; Joyce - Prunella; Stan - Mr. Penny- wate; Jerry - Capt. Shook; Floyd - Herbert Senior plan A ItnUilinij Success By ROBERT C. SCHIMMEL Joan - Tom - Joyce - Anne Jamie - Joan Floyd - Merry Classes (lictas nf 19 fi fi S. Ballard, P. Dugan, G. Rose, G. Rutulante, R. Mazzone, C. Morse, T. Morse, B. Johnston, F. Slater, D. Hinkley, R. Purchell, S. Cartwright, L. Cole, W. Pebler, S. Andre, M. Van Buren. L. Baker, R. Stewart. C. Bradley, D. Wiedemann, B. Ives, A. Slauson, S. Allman, T. Nesbitt, M. Kelly’, J. Schuman. R. Meade. R. Gibbs - ABSENT: S. Haggerty Mike, Treasurer; Jane, Secretary; Ted, Student Council Representative; Richard G., President; Richard M., Vice-President (Lictas of 1967 FIRST ROW: E. Shultis, G. Kierdorf, M. Porter, B. Thompson, C. Poole, M. Gile, C. Wiedemann, S. Gilham, S. Taylor, D. Rossman, J. Kelly - SECOND ROW: L. Rowe. M. A. Rossman, M. George, M. Weyl, L. Empie - THIRD ROW: S. Erway, L. Miller, F. Dulaff, P. Cable, G. Frevert, J. Os- born -FOURTH ROW; B. Seeley, L. German, J. Hudler - ABSENT: J. Digiacomo, N. Spencer Class nf i%8 FIRST ROW; V. Tischmachet, G. Jaquish, P. Jones, D. Rutulante, B. Spielman, G. Martin, F. Lutz, B. Hewitt, E. Buel, A. Tucker, L. Segnini - SECOND ROW; B. Wright, J. Flaherty, B. Wright, T. Sherwood, R. Tucker, G. Everett, D. Bussy, R. Kelly, J. Jaquish, A. Purchell, W. Gregory, J. Sweeney - THIRD ROW: A. Bahr, C. Rose, J. Seeley, G. Gilham, B. Green, E. Hum- ber, N. Weyl, S. VanBuren, L. Stewart, A. Moore, R. Thompson. George, President; Beth, Student Council Representative; Patsy, Treasurer; Donna, Secretary; Bonnie, Treasurer; Fred, Vice-President FIRST ROW: J. Kelly, L. Purchell, V. Hinkley. M. Peck, C. German. B. Pebler, M. Hewitt, J. Tobin, J. Schuman, K. Wiedemann, B. Slauson, S. Seeley - SECOND ROW: Mr. Fowler, T. Frevert, J. Moscato, E. Ballard, S. Biruk, P. White, M. Poole. R. Porter, G. Bookhout, J. Spen- cer. S. Norwood, D. Stewart, L. Empie, Miss Shaylor - THIRD ROW: C. Ballard, F. Kirk, S. Slater, D. Slater. G. Scudder, D. Slater, E. Finch. W. Burroughs, D. Hinkley, B. Rowe, G. Sherwood, J. Tobin, S. Morse, J. Bolduc 05niiU' 7 FIRST ROW: M. Becker. M. Seg- nini. G. Miller, L. Moseman, L. Sweeney, H. Davis. A. Kasmer, J, Osborn, K. Ballard, J. Iacovelli, D. Jaycox - SECOND ROW; T. Balcom, K. Cole, L. Higgins, M. McKenzie, M. George, D. Rowe, J. Moore, S. Gile, J. Slauson, J. Moscato, Mr. Goodemoot, Mr. Fowler - THIRD ROW: G. Brown, B. Burroughs, T. Ives, K. Thomp- son. B. Parnell, G. Slauson, J. Hudler, C. Bussy, L. Taylor, M. Finch imperial (fimratinn FIRST ROW: James Ballard, Charles Moore, James Manon, Larry Fairbairn, Ella VanValkenburgh, Jeanne Monnington, Gail Longyear. Mrs. Gorsch - SECOND ROW: Arthur Rossman, Larry Manon, John Morse, Fred Myers, Leonard Bennett, Michael Hitt, Dorothy Sprague, Fay Morse Ojmtiu' ii FIRST ROW: J. Ballard, J. Lutz, B. Munro, D. Ballard, R. Clark, L. Empie, T. Hinkley, H. Faulkner - SECOND ROW: G. Ruff, D. Underwood. L. Seals, M. Munsell, F. Flaherty, K. Cole, C. Cable, S. Hewitt, Mr. Phillips, B. Burroughs. N. Smith. S, Shultis, S. Eignor, J. McKenzie, T. Hinkley, S. Burdick, C. German, D. Porter OjmtiU' 5 FIRST ROW: T. Hinkley. E. Rossman, R. Rolland, R. Sherwood, E. Ballard, L. George, T. Lutz, L. Fenis - SECOND ROW: K. Sweeney, J. Raeder, I. Day, J, Gregory, A. Bolger, M. Burroughs, A. Jaycox, N, VanValkenburgh, P. Norwood, L. Seeley, V. Moscato, M. Savold - THIRD ROW: D. Gilham, M. Stone. C. Spielman, R. Clark, B. Gilham. Mrs. Fowler. W. Higgins, F. Morse, D. Mead, L. Moseman, K. Torbeck UmtiU' 4 FIRST ROW: R. Taylor, R. Taylor, A. Iacovelli, B. Everett, S. Lutz, T. Roberts, G. Raeder, S. Schuman, W. Finch. J. Ballard. J. Underwood - SECOND ROW: S. Ford, J. Ford, D. Balcom. A. Kasmer, E. Gilham, C. Becker, M. Keller, D. Munro, K. Finch, S. Snyder, S. Tobin. L. Shul- tis - THIRD ROW: M. Rolland, K. Faulkner, D. Bussy, D. Martin, L. Moseman, M. Thomas, Mrs. Archibald, C. Leonard. R. Porter, P. Higgins, J. Hinkley, F. Lutz, T. Dwyer 05 ratio 3 FIRST ROW: H. Flaherty, M. Hinkley, J. Savold, R. Jaycox, E. Shultis, R. burrougns, k. tignor, H. Cium - SECOND ROW: K. Raeder, P. McAdams, S. Halt, P. Ballard, S. Fanning, S. Sweeney, J. Balcom, J. Speenburgh, J. Wiedemann, M. Kohler, J. White - THIRD ROW: J. Rossman, M. Kohler, B. Cash, T. Hinkley, N. Brown, N. George, Mrs. Lutz, J. Ballard, D. Jones, R. Slauson, W. Purchell, R. Ploutz, D. Hewitt Omitte 2 FIRST ROW: S. Greene, M. Porter, D. Day, S. Spencer, L. Tyler, P. Hill, J. Gray, M. Purchell, B. Haight, D. Dwyer - SECOND ROW: J. Gile, C. Elflein. R. Cole, R. Leonard, M. Haggerty, B. Everett, A. Shultis, J. Andre, T. Schneider, L. Cium - THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hait, D. Sherwood, F. Keller. D. Gregory, M. McAdams, C. Burroughs, R. Lutz. N. Torbeck, D. Hall, L. MacDonald, A. Roberts, N. Little (5ratio | FIRST ROW: W. Chambers, P. Shultis, S. Finch, J. Schlisman, K. Stone, K. Flaherty, D. Blake- slee, S. Ford, J. Haskin, M. Mead - SECOND ROW; J. Ballard, R. Nader, R. A. Elflein, J. A. Scudder, M, Kohler. K. Munro, M. Osborn, S. Wiedemann, M. Carmeli, D. Mead, S. Hall - THIRD ROW: Mrs. Youmans, D. Burroughs, M. Jaycox, W. Rossman, S. Hinkley, V. Snyder, L. Wranovics, D. Purchell, D. Sherwood, A. Hinkley, K. Ballard, P. Fanning, Mrs. Ploutz Hintiergarten FIRST ROW: Robin Tischmacher, Tyrone Hinkley, Steven Gray, Christine German, Melanie Higgins, Nancy Raeder, Deborah Haight, Bonnie Scudder, Patti White, Robert Little - SECOND ROW; Sharon Schlisman, John Everett, Debra Hammond, Amy Shultis, John Mazzone, John Lutz, Kenneth Hink- ley, Deborah Hill, Tracy Raeder - THIRD ROW; Mrs. Frazee, Mary Underwood, Laurel Finch, Pat- ricia Savold, Sally Spencer, Terry Fanning, Kevin Roberts, Randy Fairbairn, John Bolger, Richard Day, Anthony German PRIZE I9B4 Atoartta Homemaking II - Lynne Cole Vocational Agriculture - Victor Rossman American Legion - Marian Lutz, Russell Johnston Science - Stanley Martin James M. Boerem Memorial - Business Arithmetic - Jane Schuman Jeanne Boerem Gray Memorial - RECORD Business Manager - Judy Townsend Arthur and Frisbee Bouton Memorial - Highest School Average - Barbara Thompson Valedictorian and Salutatorian - Nancy Eignor, Marian Lutz Best Sportsmanship - James Ives Merit Certificates - Able and Ambitious Student Program - Sharon Day, Carole Andre, Nancy Eignor, Stanley Martin Math Average (4 years) - Nancy Eignor Homemaker of Tomorrow - Helen Gerken Citizenship Certificates - Susan Norwood, Bruce Rowe Good Citizenship Award - Nancy Eignor Eighth Grade American History - Vickie Tischmacher Flag Essay Contest - Linda Purchell Homemaking - Sandra Finch Vocational Agriculture - Jerry Bussy Grooming Improvement - Sharon Gilham Improvement - Eighth Grade - Beth Hewitt $100 Scholarships - Nancy Eignor, Elaine Cammer, Helen Gerken Finley J. Shepard Memorial - Sportsmanship - Brenda Johnson, Russell Johnston Helen Gould Shepard Memorial - Outstanding Improvement - Sandra Finch, Marilyn Ballard Stripp DONOR AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST American Legion - Ralph S. Ives, Jr., Post 1785 Bausch Lomb Mr. and Mrs. James O. Boerem Mr. and Mrs. James O. Boerem Colonel Burrett B. Bouton Briggs Lumber Company Andrew Brower Catskill Area Project in Small School Design Class of 1959 Betty Crocker D. A.R. D. A.R. D. A.R. D. A.R. Delaware Valley Grange F. Leighton Enderlin Mrs. Artis Etts R. C. S. Faculty R. C. S. Faculty and Community Organizations Mrs. Helen Shepard Happersberg; Babe Ruth Foundation Mrs. Helen Shepard Happersberg Earth Science - George Martin Math X - Bob Stewart Physical Fitness - Lorraine German, Cindy Poole, David Stewart American History - Donna McCune Sanford Chauncey F. Morse Memorial - Best Citizen - Stanley Martin Edgar C. Gaarn Memorial - Baseball - David Stewart Business Law - Floyd George, David Stewart Twelfth Year Business - Elaine Cammer Typing Regents - Donna McCune Sanford American Literature - Jane Bookhout Biology - Tom Morse, Bob Stewart General Business - Dorothy Rossman English III and IV - Floyd George Latin III - Stanley Martin Math Sequence - Jane Bookhout Science Sequence - Nancy Eignor Seventh Grade Highest Average - Gregg Bookhout Spanish I - Jane Bookhout World History - Mike Kelly Yearbook Awards - Editor, Nancy Eignor; Typist, Brenda Johnson Reading Club Essay - Jane Bookhout, Cindy Poole Greatest Service - Nancy Eignor Jack Shafer Memorial - Music - Steven Gile, Jane Schuman Music - Marian Lutz Donald L. Wheat. Jr., Memorial - Highest Eighth Grade Average - Beth Hewitt, George Martin General Science 9 - Frances Dulaff Rudolph Gorsch Memorial - General Excellence - Nancy Eignor, Marian Lutz Improvement - Seventh Grade - Dennis Slater Spanish n - Mike Kelly Robert S, Hoyt Robert S. Hoyt Robert S. Hoyt John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Lindon B. Morse National Bank of Roxbury National Bank of Roxbury National Bank of Roxbury P.T. A. P.T.A. P.T. A. P.T.A. P.T.A. P.T.A. P.T.A. P.T.A. P.T.A. P. T. A . RECORD Roxbury Reading Club Roxbury Rotary Club; Balfour Company Family and Friends of Jack Shafer Albert Tondra Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wheat, Sr. Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous : tuiU'nt (fmtnril FIRST ROW: Mr. Whitelonis, Advisor; Linda Gregory, Secretary-Treasurer; Jamie Ives, President; Linden Gregory, Vice-President - SECOND ROW: Peggy George, Fred Lutz, Ted Nesbitt, Ray Ger- man, Dennis Spielman, Richard Meade, Charles German, Jim Schuman - THIRD ROW: Betsy Par- nell, Beth Hewitt, Gail Frevert, Cindy Poole, Mary Zuidema, Barbara Thompson, Lorraine German If. If. x FIRST ROW: Dennis Bussy, Joe Carr, Byron Wright, Larry Empie, John Jaquish, Dick Wiedemann - SECOND ROW: Gus Polli, Hiram Persons, Mike VanBuren, Raymond German, Mr. Lawrence, Den- nis Spielman, Jerry Bussy, Ted Nesbitt, Jim Osborn, Wayne Pebler Baseball FIRST ROW: Larry Stewart. Mgr.; Tim Bradley. Linny Gregory. Bob Stewart. Richard Gibbs. Dennis Spielman, David Stewart, Dick Wiedemann. Mgr. - SECOND ROW: Brad Day, Tom Schuman, Jamie Ives. Richard Meade, Mr. Ross. Coach; Russ Johnston, Mike Porter, Tom Morse Winter FIRST ROW: Richie Thompson. Larry Stewart, Bub Slater, Joachim Bahr, Joe Flaherty, Alan Purchell, Charles Rose. Allen Moore - SECOND ROW: George Martin, John Jaquish, Tom Sherwood, Dennis Bussy, Stan Martin, Richard Gibbs, Randy Kelly, George Scudder - THIRD ROW: Mr. Carr, Coach; DicK Wiedemann, Steve Cartwright, Mike Porter, Jamie Ives. Perry Jones, Scott Gordon, Richard Meade, Bob Tucker. Bob Stewart. Tom Schuman. Jerry Tobin. Mgr.; Ricky Porter, Mgr. - ABSENT - Ted Nesbitt 4f.B. Basketball Bill Brown, Allen Moore, Joe Kelly, Larry Stewart, Achim Bahr, Joe Flaherty, Dick Hinkley, George Martin, Tom Sherwood, Dennis Bussy, Fred Lutz, Mike Porter, Coach Phillips - KNEELING: Gregg Miller, Eric Finch 7J.B. (Dm'rUutiU'r Cindy, Lola, Jane, Bev, Elsie Baraitjj basketball STANDING: Coach Carr, Richard Gibbs, Tom Schuman, Bob Stewart, Wayne Pebler, James Ives, Co-Captain; Richard Meade, Co-Captain; Perry Jones, Scott Gordon, Steve Cartwright, Ted Nesbitt - KNEELING: Dick Wiedemann, Jerry Tobin Barsity (Oteerleabers Lynne, Eileen, Linda, Anne, Jane FIRST ROW: L. Hinkley, J. Schuman, N. Weyl, B. Parnell, T. Frevert, C. Poole, J. Wheeler - SECOND ROW: P. Jones, M. Gile, C. Wiedemann, V. Tischmacher, S. Norwood, A. Purchell, L. Gregory, R. Porter, K. Thompson. A. Slauson - THIRD ROW; J. Kelly, M, Weyl, N. Spencer, L. Baker, L. Gregory, M. Kelly, G. Martin, J. Tobin, S. Gile, B. Thompson, G. Frevert - FOURTH ROW: A. Kasmer, J. Tobin, G. Bookhout, F. Lutz, A. Moore, J. Bookhout, M. Zuidema, P. Ca- ble, M. Eignor - FIFTH ROW: W. Gregory, B. Ives, E. Humber, M. Finch, J. Ives, T. Schuman, Mr. Perry (Qumia FIRST ROW; L. Rowe, L. Hinkley, K. Wiedemann, J. Moscato, P. Jones, D. Stewart, T. Frevert, J. Tobin, B. Pebler, E. Ballard, M. George, L. German, L. Segnini, K. Thompson, B. Parnell, L. Sweeney, J. Moore, A. Kasmer, B. Slauson - SECOND ROW: M. Peck, J. Kelly, M. Gile, D. Rutulante, B. Spielman, S. Day, V. Gilham, B. Green, M. Weyl, L. Gregory, J. Wheeler, M. Eignor, M. Zuidema, L. Baker, E. Snegoski, B. Johnston, B. Ives, J. Bookhout, B. Thompson, N. Spencer, B. Hewitt, J. Spencer, D. Rossman - THIRD ROW: S. Gilham, S. Norwood, P. Cable, C. Ballard, J. Osborn, J. Tobin, T. Ives, R. Kelly, F. Lutz, J. Ives, L. Gregory, D. Bussy, J. Flaher- ty, W. Gregory, A. Moore, R. Porter, G. Bookhout, E. Humber, S. VanBuren, C. Poole (ihtirlors Sharon Haggerty, Head Majorette Susan Ballard, Eva Slauson, Flojean Slater, Marilyn Peck (l;iUir Ontario Carolyn Bradley. Captain Linda Rowe, Lorraine German, Georgia Rose, Sharon Gilham, Jill Hudler, Mary George (Sn emble Nancy Spencer, Linda Gregory, Cindy Poole, Mary Weyl, Anne Moore, Merry Eignor, Mary Zuide- ma, Lola Baker, Eileen Snegoski, Jane Bookhout 3 uniar Chants FIRST ROW: K. Sweeney, V. Moscato, L. Seeley, C. German, J. Raeder, I. Day, R. Rolland, R. Sherwood, T, Lutz, L. George, T. Hinkley - SECOND ROW: M. J. Savold, N. VanValkenburgh, J. Gregory, A. Bolger, A. Jaycox, P. Norwood, D. Gilham, L. Moseman, S. Burdick, B. Higgins, B. Gilham, E. Ballard, E. Rossman, H. Faulkner, L. Ferris - THIRD ROW: M. Stone, M. Burroughs, K. Torbeck, C. Spielman, J, MacKenzie, L. Seals, S. Shultis, J. Lutz, L. Empie, F. Morse, J. Ballard, T. Hinkley - FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Buddie. C. Cable, D. Mead, R. Clark, N, Smith, T. Hinkley, M. Munsell, B. Burroughs, K. Cole, S. Hewitt, B. Munro, D. Underwood, D. Porter, R. Clark, D. Ballard All State Bepreaentatthea The students of R. C. S. would like to extend sincere congratu- lations to LOLA BAKER and LIN- DEN GREGORY for their selec- tion as representatives of our school for the All State Confer- ence which was held at Buffalo in February, 1965. dJnhn Burroughs tjorkera STANDING: Mr. Goodemoot, Jerry Tobin, Alan Purchell, George Martin, Gregg Bookhout - SEATED: Linell Sweeney, Linda Purchell AitUertraerSi RON-DE-VOO Restaurant and Lounge Carl and Katie Conro PAUL'S SHELL SERVICE Stamford, New York Tel. Grand Gorge JU 8-9888 Route 30 Gilboa, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1965! Compliments of Now - AGWAY INC. ROXBURY COOP. G. L. F. A FRIEND SERVICE, INC. Roxbury, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Senior Class PAUL A. BALLARD ECONOMY STORE Pure Honey Stamford, N. Y. Roxbury, New York ROXBURY DISTRIBUTING CO. Phone: 4411 Compliments of Wholesale Fruit and Produce Fresh and Frozen JOE'S TEXACO STATION Grand Gorge Roxbury, New York Complete Line of Farms Country Homes Hotels and Motels Business Properties Hunting Camps, Acreage Bobbie Brooks .WILLARD F. SANFORD VICTORY PLAZA Realtor and Appraiser in the Catskills Main St. , Phone 586-4097 Margaretville, N. Y. MARGARETVILLE APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER A. LYNN JENKINS, Prop. rca victor Sales and Service Expert Service on All TV and Home Appliances Phone: 586-4214 Located in Margaretville Dept. Store STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON Phone 3541 Roxbury, N. Y. Permanent Waving, Styling, Coloring and Cutting Betty Cowan, Owner FROM A FRIEND DAVID MUNSELL General Contractor Telephone: Roxbury 7777 Phone: 586-4113 Robert Newcomb, Prop. MARGARETVILLE BAKERY Margaretville, N. Y. Compliments of R H MARKET Compliments of Ruth and Horace Maben MR. AND MRS. Roxbury, N. Y. LINDEN GREGORY PLATTEKILL MT. SKI CENTER ELTON LARUE Roxbury, N. Y. Wrecker Service Gas - Repairing - Oil Sales - TELEVISION - Service 2 T - Bars Phone 2 571 - Roxbury, N. Y. LUTZ FEED St LUMBER Compliments From ROXBURY COIN LAUNDRY CO. , INC. David Munsell Bagged and Bulk Delivery Custom Mixing and Pelleting INVITATION TO GLAMOR Compliments of Free Consultation MRS. HENRIETTA WEBER HERBERT VAN VALKENBURGH Tel.: 7756 Roxbury, N. Y. Supervisor, Town of Roxbury ALWAYS ASK FOR SCHULER'S POTATO CHIPS, POTATO Good Luck to the Class of 1965! FRILLS, FRENCH FRIED KAY'S BEAUTY SALON POTATO STICKS, THEY ARE AMERICA'S FINEST. Phone: Roxbury 29 56 TIME TO LIME 120% LEE Lime Spread Fertilizer, Sand, Gravel, Fill and Backhoe Service GORDON R. MEAD Roxbury 2473 Lumber - Coal Best Wishes to the Millwork - Masons' Supplies Class of '65 BRIGGS DELAWARE COUNTY LUMBER CO. DAIRIES, INC. Phone 2072 Roxbury, New York Manufacturers of DAITCH Milk and Milk Products YOUR LOCAL INSURANCE AGENT FOR Automobile - Fire - Life Insurance HARRISON C. MORSE, AGENCY Phone 2641 - Roxbury, N. Y. JAMES H. MINNERLY DICK POWELL Licensed Broker Insurance and Real Estate Quality Building Roxbury, New York Grand Gorge - JU 8-7579 Phone: 2441 Compliments of Compliments of LADENHEIM SONS, INC. CHEVROLET - OLDS THE INN BETWEEN Sales and Service RESTAURANT Margaretville - Phone: 586-2671 Margaretville, N. Y. CURTISS BREEDING SERVICE Best Wishes-- INC. Loren Roberts A FRIEND Denver, N. Y. Phone: Roxbury 3286 Compliments of BUD'S RUFF'S ANTIQUE SHOP Sodas - Lunches - Drugs Dry Goods - Shoes Guns and Ammo. Notions Halcottsville, N. Y. Phone: 2701 Roxbury, New York CONRAD J. ENGELKE Compliments of GOODYEAR TIRES DELCO BATTERIES THOMAS JIM PORTER Wholesale and Retail Stamford, New York you can be justly proud as we are of your BALFOUR CLASS RINGS and 1965 TAYLOR-MADE RECORD QUALITY over 35 years SERVICE SCHENECTADY REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, New York 12309 Phone: EXpress 3-5374 or EXpress 3-8083 PINK ELEPHANT ANTIQUE AND WOOL SHOP Roxbury, New York HELEN HAPPERSBERG Buyer of Standing Timber VIRGIL SMITH Excavating, Pasture, Land Clearing and Disking Backhoe Foundations Halcottsville, N. Y. Phone: Roxbury 3631 0 Let 1 | D. H.I. A. jr? Improve Your Milking fNYDHlCV Herd t Jjfc 1 the I. B.M. Way. RALPH EIGNOR, Supervisor Halcottville, N. Y. FRANK PINDAR SON, INC. Phone: JU 8-7551 Grand Gorge, New York Compliments of GRAND GORGE HOTEL Steaks and Chops DR. WILLIAM COHEN Parties and Banquets Je jJc sjc 5je CATSKILL MT. BOWLING LANES See Us For - Complete Kitchen and Bath Remodeling CHARLES BECKER, Prop. TAIT'S HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Prattsville, New York Grand Gorge, New York SANFORD'S HARDWARE HARRIS' Route 28 Stamford, New York Margaretville, N. Y. Famous for Fine Fashions Phone: 586-4510 Where Smart Men and Women Shop Compliments of JIM KONSTANTY ONEIDA MARKET Sporting Goods Grand Gorge, New York 178 Main St. Oneonta,,N. Y. Compliments of MARGARETVILLE COOP. SMITH'S PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES G. L. F. Service Margaretville, N. Y. Margaretville, New York Phone - 586-4317 Phone: 0891 MURRAY'S HOTEL Compliments of Margaretville, New York FINCH'S FROZEN FOODS, INC. For tasty meals, Margaretville, New York Eat at Ceil's. Phone: 586-2665 MARGARETVILLE Compliments of HARDWARE, INC. EVERGREEN LANES, INC. Quality at Fair Prices Come See Us Soon! International and New Idea Farm Equipment ANDRE'S Delaval and Universal BUICK-PONTIAC Milkers DOUGLAS KELLY SON Margaretville, N. Y. Margaretville, New York Phone: 586-2619 Flagstone Sidewalks Patio Compliments of VIRGIL MEADE KASS INN Halcottville, New York Phone: Margaretville 586-4873 Steps Coping On Route 30 Between Margaretville and Roxbury For All Your Picture Needs Compliments of CANTWELL STUDIO Weddings - Candids E. F. TRAVER SON, INC. Portraits Arkville, N. Y. LEhigh 8-3951 Hobart, New York Main Street Distributor of MOBIL OIL CO. Products Compliments of HIGH ADVENTURE TOURS, INC. VICTORY MARKETS, Travel Agents to the High Schools of the East INCORPORATED RALPH E. SPOOR Compliments of Complete Home Furnishings O. J. GRIFFIN Dial OLiver 2-7222 Stamford, N. Y. Superintendent of Highways Compliments CHAS. COFFEE, DRY CLEANERS of Stamford, N. Y. Coin-Op. Dry Cleaning C. K. IVES Phone: OL 2-2321 NATIONAL BANK OF ROXBURY M II - m J|0.°00 J Main Street Compliments of II 7 VlmurancrV q II U V For E«ch 1 II MILDRED AND JOHN Roxbury, New York SHULTIS BAKER AND HADDEN Compliments of Dealers in Livestock SCOTT E. GREENE Phone: Roxbury 3646 or 4451 GEORGE S. KEPNER, JR. MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE Good Luck to the Class of '65 STANLEY C. MEAD VAN VALKENBURGH RAMBLER Halcottville, New York Phone: Roxbury 2689 Roxbury, New York PEBLER'S SAW FILING SERVICE HANFORD SHULTIS Retoothing - Maching Filing Setting - Authorized Sales and Service STANDARD EQUIPMENT, INC. Hardscrabble Road Roxbury, N. Y. - Phone 2787 Kelly Corners, N. Y. Phone: Roxbury 2874 Good Luck in the Future MATTICE ELECTRIC BOB'S BARBER SHOP Electric Wiring and Supplies Roxbury, New York Roxbury, N. Y. Phones: 7763 or 7731 Stub and Duckie's Service Station CITIES SERVICE STATION Upholstery Fabrics CITIES @ and Reupholstering MABEL WHITE SERVICE - Phone 3335 Phone 3291 Roxbury, New York Roxbury, New York Compliments of Modern Accommodations Room TV MR. AND MRS. ROXBURY MOTOR LODGE MARSHALL J. SLAUSON Roxbury, New York Phone Roxbury 2791 GARY HINKLEY, Owner Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Compliments of BOB MUNRO F rom Roxbury 7762 THE R. C. S. FACULTY Compliments of SNEGOSKI'S PLUMBING HEATING GULF STATION IVAN SMITH Bridge Street Roxbury, New York Plumbing and Heating Supplies Phone: 3411 Rosbury, N. Y. Appliances - Gifts - Housewares Phone: Roxbury 4881 GIRTON TANKS AND BARN EQUIPMENT Compliments H. GRANT MORSE of Denver, New York Phone: Roxbury 2948 JOHN C. SWEATMAN Compliments of S. G. LUTZ SON, INC. WILLIAM FREVERT Roxbury, N. Y. Phone 3061 Fuel Oil, Kerosene and Gas Licensed.Real Estate Broker Phone: 2401 - Roxbury, N. Y. Appraiser Drafting - Designing Compliments of LEWIS HIGGINS LESLIE FURMAN General Trucking Phone 3196 Roxbury, New York Phone: Roxbury 772 6 REDMOND TOBACCO CO. Compliments of Vending Machines HARVEY SLAUSON RAYMOND P. MILLER Halcottsville, N. Y. Compliments of WHITE'S DAIRY LINDON B. MORSE INSURANCE Phone 2641 Roxbury, New York THE CORNER STORE General Merchandise Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables RAEDER'S POULTRY FARMS Kelly Corners, New York Baby Chicks, KIMBER Leghorns, HUBBARD Reds Roxbury, N. Y. - Phone: 2631 Phones: Margaretville 586-4820 Roxbury 2877 Compliments of Compliments of ENDERLIN'S HARDWARE DR. AND MRS. STEPHEN Roxbury, New York J. NASO MARGARET VILLE DEPT. Thank you, Advertisers, for making our 1965 STORE RECORD possible. We're Always Glad to See You. The Class of 1965 Roxbury Central School DRINK MILK --Best Consumer Buy-- Compliments of EASTERN MILK PRODUCERS GREENE'S COOP. FLOWER SHOP Wgf Halcottville Local Phone 50 I Fleischmanns, New York Read All the News of the Mountains in Compliments of Your Home Town Newspaper G. A. TEPFER, M. D. THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS Margaretville. New York PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY .-y% w 0 Vf, 9 0 ' 10 V 9 0 1- W� 4. ■ ■ . Os.- ,'.' r. - . -• ■ r v.O' « •