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

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Last Will and Testament Bill leaves his earring to Mr. Maynard, and his motorcycle jacket to Mr. Goodemoot. Jim leaves his short hair to any boy with a crew-cut, and his big coat to any small child who needs it. Sandy leaves her book on criminology to Georgia Jacquish, and her black shoes to Sally Seeley. Gail leaves what's in her locker to Ricky Porter, and her dieting to Mrs. Van. Lorraine leaves her horse to Eva Ballard, and her candystriping to Mrs. Gibbs. Ray leaves his walk to Mr. Goodemoot, and his intelligence to Mr. Smith. Sharon leaves her A-B-C gum to Mr. Parnell, and her abilities to Susie Fanning. Margie leaves her blush to George Martin, and her old clarinet reeds to Patsy Jones. Scott leaves his speeding tickets to Steve Gile, and his size 13 1 2 sneakers to Janis Slauson. Jill leaves her excuses to Mr. Crawford, and her cat to Mr. Schimmel. Joe leaves his dam to Clyde Bussy, and his weight lifting to Mr. Ely. Gregg leaves his car to Larry Stewart, and his absences to Mrs. Gibbs. Lynne leaves her big mouth to Bonnie Spielman and her black leather jacket to Alan Purchell. Cindy leaves her white sneaks to Mike Hewitt, and her appetite to Gregg Bookhout. Mike leaves his goals to Joe Osborn, and Gus to anyone who can catch him. Dorothy leaves her treasury records to anyone who cares to figure them out, and her letter writ- ing to Mr. Remington. Mary Ann leaves her cake-baking to Leila Shultis and her colds to Mrs. Gibbs. Linda leaves her barn clothes to Mr. Parnell, and her tractor driving to Sue Biruk. Eddie leaves his short pants to Eric Finch and his typing ability to Mr. Parnell. Nancy leaves her dangling earrings to Barbara Pebler, and her red hair rinses to Mrs. Van. Sherry leaves her long hair to Mrs. Van, and her subpoena to Barbara Green. Barbara leaves her sewing to Tommy Sherwood, and her valve oil to Walter Gregory. Mary W. leaves her frequent trips to the P.O. to Teri Frevert, and her fallen arches to Mr. Ely. Mr. Parnell leaves his government surpluses to Mr. Goodemoot, and his sock garters to Mr. Crawford.

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 ' 'Headin ‘ For A Weddin ’ SEATED: Nancy: Widder Blairhouse, Lorraine: Bertha, Linda: Maw, Lynne: Gracie May. FIRST ROW STANDING: Mary G: Make-up, Jill: Sis, Margie: Fannie Jane, Barbara: Sarah Jo, Mike: Homer, Bill: Pepper, Dorothy: Isa- bel, Eddie: Paw, Mrs. Corlett: Make-up, Mr. Corlett: Director. SECOND ROW STANDING: Mrs. Smith: Make-up, Joe: Slim, Scott: Sound effects, Gregg: Grandpappy, Cindy: Melissa, Gail: Hortense. Vote Now!!! Which one of these beauties will be Miss America 1968?? Sure you're nervous, Maw, but don't take it out on us!

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C SQQ of '66 ROW 1: L. to R. B. Ives - Hope College S. Haggerty - Monroe Business Inst. M. Kelly - Broome Tech. R. Mazzone - Morrisville Tech. S. Cartwright - Cornell C. Frevert - Cazenovia Jr. College L. Baker - Potsdam State S. Ballard - working - Roxbury Bank L. Cole - at home ROW 2: L. to R. G. Rose - working - Mont. Ward G. Rutulante - Monroe Business Inst. M. VanBuren - Air Force J. Osborn - working ROW 2: cont. R. Meade - Oneonta State D. Hinkley - Delhi Tech. B. Stewart - Oneonta State B. Johnston - King's Business School P. Dugan - working - Sear's ROW 3: L. to R. F. Slater - working L. Hartman - working A. Slauson - Delhi Tech. R. Gibbs - Cobleskill Tech. T. Nesbitt - Delhi Tech. T. Morse - King's Point (Marines) R. Wiedemann - working - Schenectady C. Morse - Mt. Ida