Roxbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Succasunna, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1927 volume:

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M-. 5-'TMS f- A 'ff' 7 7759 ' -'F R 'V , , '.1 f'1 'fb i'..f.'f-if - - I , F ww., , ,,,,42b-.,3f, . vw K Q,,.3,L,,' ,H ,gr V., -.-f.,3' 2 v 3f.?5'!?f.'.? ii'-'iQl3!f?- a' 'f2Q'f'.-537: 5'57??f3?2?'z-31:35.--Z -'5?SfE?if4Fi2!5'3izF 'EEKFT-il'fi.f The Roxbury Echo Qxfxibfxx, fxxfsxzm V l XVI ROXBURY ECHO 1927 A FOREWORD With the hope that someday this book will serve as a ladder over the garden wall, from the ever present today to the ever fleeting yesterday, and that we may, thru its' pages, again become happy schoolmates, we present this, the 1927 Roxbury Echo. GRACE BRODEEN, Editor-in-Chief. Three ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL ROXBURY ECHO 1027 BOARD OF EDUCATION President Vice-President CHARLES I. KING CHARLES A. BAKER Succasunnu, New Jersey Kenvil, New jersey John P. Obdyke Port Morris, N. William M. Seguine Kenvil, N. Distrirl Clerk AUGUSTUS BRYANT Landing, New Jersey Albert R. Riggs Ledgewood, N. Tllos. E. James Berkshire Valley, N. Willizzxn C. Sweney Kenvil, N. Charles G. VVz1rner Kenvil, N. Five ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ix DEDICATION In an attempt to express our appreciation in a small way for his untiring interest in our play and in our work We dedicate this volume of the Roxbury Echo to George Vay. ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Seven ROXBURY ECHO 1927 MEMBERS OF THE HROXBURY ECHO BOARD Q. . ,- lzditor-in-Chief ................................. Business Manager Secretary ........ Faculty Advisor Treasurer . . . Stenographers Athletic Editor . Ad Editor .. Art Editor . Joke Editor . . Assistants . . High! Grace Brodeen Willard Reger Alma Beasley Miss Rinehart Miss Pfitzenmayer Williain Sutton Reta Robinson John Reinhardt Pauline Veigel Ellsworth Pell Ruth Baker Franklin Emmett Doretha Todd Helen Bigelow Mildred Bell John Warner Charles Marshall ROXBURY ECHO 1927 WILL G. ATWOOD Supervising Principal Rutgers College, Litt. B., 1910 Teachers College, Columbia University, 1921-'24 Newton, N. J., 1910-'12 Netcong, N. J., 1912-'15 Netcong-Stanhope, N. J., 1915-'17 United States Army, 1917-'19 Roxbury Township Schools, 1919- Nine ROXBURY ECHO 1927 JOHN B. SHAMBAUGH Science United States Army, 1918-'19 Franklin Sc Marshall, B. S., 1919 Cape May Court House, N. J., 1919-'20 Roxbury, 1920- HAZEL A. NIETCALF English Mt. Holyoke College, 1922 Trumansburg, N. Y., 1922 Winnwood School, L. I., 1923-'24 Iewish Center Private School, N. Y., Roxbury 1926- 1925 FLORENCE M. PFITZENMAYER Commercial Department Rider College of Business Administrzitiou, 1917 Roxbury, 1918- MARGARET E. DRISCOLL Language Swarthmore College, B. A., 1924 Mountain Dale, N. Y.. 192+-'25 Roxbury 1925- ROXBURY ECHO 1927 JOHN V. BLOYS Mathematics Lztfayette College B. S., 1926 Roxbury 1926- HARRIET V. AYIQRS lklusic C. C. l., Music Course, 1927 Pupil of josetfy, 1910-'11 C K L 1911 17 w V v 920-'21 Combs ilonservatory, Phila., 1 llzunilton College, Kentucky, 1917 Marv Lvon School, Swarthmore, Pu., 1917 '21 Roxbury, 1921- VERNA RINEHART History New Jersey College for VVomeu, A. B., '25 Roxbury 1925- IXIARION M. CHRIS'l'l'fNSlCN Domestic Science Pratt Institute, 1912 Dietitian, King's County Hospital, Brooklyn 1912-'13 Dietitian, N 1913-'15 Roxbury, 1922- . Y. lntirmury, New York City ROXBURY ECHO 1927 T zuelfue SCHOOL SONG THE DARK BLUE AND THE GOLD QThe Orange and the Blaekj Through the four long years of Roxbury, Midst the scenes to us so dear, Full of hustle, full of hurry, Are the days that We spend here. As we won athletic victories On the baseball field of old, Still We work for dear old Roxbury, And the Dark Blue and the Gold. Although other schools are larger, And their names are better known, Still the school that we will favor Is the school that is our own. We will work for dear old Roxbury And Hoat her colors bold. For the colors of our High School Are the Dark Blue and the Gold. When the cares of life o'ertake us, Mingling fast our locks with gray, Should our dearest hopes betray us, False fortune fall away, Still we banish care and sadness At the memories of old, And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the Dark Blue and the Gold. ,ff v I I 4 ,,,, llnu y X M4575 F 5290! , , ' ' 6 Z Z fff,. ,. 1, if 7 V W 91? q'7,' T7 j 4 Yf,1QQ,Y W 'V'i' '-f 14 ' it, 2,,Q:?V':T11W 514- 4 ullff- '??,:?f v:m Q W VQL W ? 1 1 f+ 4. lii,ii, 1 ,,2? 7 all 4 A ' 1 ! 'Q? A ? A ,ul 2 ,1 f f,gQ ifWW Q 7 f, 4N ? 2?X W f QL U iff T 7' f f .X T W'4 '+ L .' 52 1 L 1 ,Q f A :f - ,vf f 9 2,7 +5 J: ilk J - M bf f' 0f? M Jf2f aW J 2 Dy ff N V .I f if , 4- -- WW, -A ff , pv 4653 A Q VVVV 'ff' V'V' 'rrlj 4-Q'0'fQ?yf' 1' 36511 4 f1 H WN ,X 1J1M4KSl K 1 f W -5-.4 - -rxyif lIH,N Zi.. , , , , N A WANW x EM Q f-L Q ,guy fr lQ gfrlaii , A , mi- in ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Fourteen NELLIE ANDERSON Nell Kenvil, N. J. -. Tho' silent your iongue you mn speak with your pen. A silent girl is Nellie, But she enjoys life just the same. She goes along to school each day, Through sunshine and through rain. ALMA BEASLEY MAIN Kenvil, N. l3e1ie1'e me if ull tlmxe enzleuriny young l'llllfllIJ.H Alma knows her alphabet, From A way up to Z. But the letters that she uses most Are written B. 0. B. Glee Club fl, 2, 3, -U, Declamation 131, Class President 125, Echo Board 12, 3, 4-J, Echo Secretary HJ, Movie Pianist Q-H, Dramatics QS, 4-J, Track ll, ZH, Literary Editor of the Senior Star Q-I-D. ROXBURY ECHO 1927 DONALD BICICKIAN Don Lower Berkshire, N. J. ls this Ilmt lmuglzfy, gallant, gay Lullmrio. ' Don is going to Harvard He says so, sure enough. VVc're sure that he'll make good up there For this lad knows his stuff. Drumatics ll, -H, Glee Club KZ, 3, -U, Debate Q3. -H. ICLLEN BRINIIJUIN Brimmie Kemal, N. J. Loyal ll1'llI'fl'd, xtrnlly of mind J finer girl nowlierzf yfufll HMI. lfllen is our studious one, VVith hooks and hooks galore. Her desk's too weak to hold them all, And they fall through to the floor. Dramatics l-H, Glee Club CZ, 3, 4-D, B. B. Manager HJ, Dehate 13, 43, Glee Club Pian- ist QSJ, Declamation 12, 31. L Fifteen ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Sixlrzvn GRACE BRODEEN Gracious Chester. N. Her friends zlmft lima' to lore her But, goozlnesrf Hou' they do. Such ll pleasing personality Is often hard to find. But we must admit that Gract-'s Is surely of this kind. Basketball fl, 2, 3, -lj, Librarian Cl, 2, 3, 47, Class Treasurer 125, Echo Board KZ, 3, -H, Editor-in-chief C-!-J, Dramatics Q-H, Secretary of A, A. Q-H, Editor of Senior Star Q-ll, Sten- ographer for Star C-H, Movie Ticket Seller cz, 3, 43, T1-ack 41, 2, 3, 45. GUI DO CAGNONI il ' ' VY Jnninie Kenvil, N. J. Nui 07'l'7'-Sl V'i0l13', not foo yay, 1111! ll rare good flfflouuu Jimmie's in every activity 'llakes part in every sport, And when all is said and done He's just a darn good sport. Basketball QZ, 3, -H, Football 12, 3, -U, Baseball KZ, 3. 4-l, Debate HJ, Manager of Curtis Publishing Company Drive Q-U, Art Editor of Senior Star Q-H, Track Q2, 3, 41. RUXBURY ECHO 1077 RUTH CORNISH Rutllic S 11c'1' asunna, N. -I. l1f'rf11l1lI.v liz' gwlfly on liar. Rllfll is such 21 jolly girl, Su tlmuglitful and so kind, She likes and gives ll lnt of fun, lVitl1 never 11 fault to lind. Cilee Club ll, 2. 3, -ll, Treasurer ill. LOUISIC CRATICR l'Zu Zu Succasunnzl, N. Hui nun' hrr lmzirlx likr nmonliyfhl l1ru.vl1 rlze kt'-l'A'.ii Now for our musician, Crater is her name, Soma-day we will lind ller, ln the llull of fauna. l Class Secretary KZ, 31, Glee Club fl, 2, 3, -ll, Movie Pianist ll, 2, 3, 43, Druinativs Hb, Special Music 12, 3j. Sz'-z'r'nIf'nz ROXBURY ECHO 1927 lfiy flfffll RUTH UeGRAVV Fish SUCCZISLIIIIIII, N. Ill F. Studies never bother her, But she gets there just the same. It certainly is a puzzle, How she works that little game. Girls Basketball fl, 2, 31, Glee Club ll, 45, Track meet f2, 3, -H. THELNIA HEY Ted Kemal, N. J. I am the lllflllllffll of all I .mr1'r'y. Thelmzfs very attractive And her skin is very fair But what we like the best of all, ls the way she combs her hair. cslee Club 41, 2, 3, 45. I :lever bollmr 'wnrlc till work bntllrfrs ROXBURY ECHO 1927 FRANKLIN I'IMMIC'l 1' Yank SIICCSISUIIIIZI, N, Only ll golden lzmzl, rurly and youll, Only ll tongm' flmt 'ZL'Ily.Y, lf,1m'ly mul off. Yank is quite an accomplished lad, Along-ohl many lines But when it comes to football lVell then he simply shines. Football CZ, 3, H, Football Captain GD, Base- ball CZ, 3, -H, Basketball 12, 3, -H, Ulee Club ll, 2, 3, -lj, Class President ll, 33, Echo Board ll, 2, 3, -H, joke Editor of Echo L Vice President of A. A. HJ, Track ll. . Cheer Leader ll, 2, 3, -H, Oratorical Contest 13, -ll, Dramatics 12, 31, joint Vvinner Track Medal l3j. DOROT H Y LAXVR If NC li 'elbow Succusunna, N. j. Jud forth I lIlll.l'f, In lmrn flu' Tha' llfflz' Ruud uwulrl .vlm'zc'. ' Dorothy keeps on wondering, All the live long day. If the one called Johnny, VVill come along her way. Ulee Club 13, -H. ll1ll1gA' l-H. 3 -H l -1- 1 lvlIIl'lI'I'7l fx ROXBURY ECHO 1927 NVILLIAM LECHER Bill Lower Berkshire, N. For 1'1'1'ry why lie llllll ll fwlzerefnre Lecher's hobby is Evolution He knows it from A to Z. His name should have been Darwin l-le's very much like him you see Glee Club 13, -H. Tfwfmv HERBERT lWcCLAlN l'Lead Chester, N. J. Care will kill Il rat :lrul tliffrefnrff lefs be merry. When we were taking chemistry YVe learned il lot about Lead They say this stuff is very dense, Not so this fellow's head. Football LS, -I-D, Baseball C-H. ROXBURY ICUCHO 1927 NIABICI, ihICLAUCiHI.iN INIihhs Kenvil, N. J frirnrl fo mm, Il ffifllll In fill. XVhen Rlzmhel goes to VVz1shington She stays out :ill the night And when she finds the lilmiry, 'l'hey'x'e just put out the lights. Ulee fluh 12, 3, 45. MARTHA McLAUGHLI N lKMn'11 Flanders, N. j. Nu!l1ing is illlpflifillll' for luv' lIl'!II'f.n To ihlillfilil life is written. As one grand sweet song, Her lessons never worry her, And not Zl thing goes wrong. Glee Club 13, -U. P A x 555 Tfwfnly f 0 n e ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Tmvrntyrtfzf.-o KENNICTH UBUYKPI 'lllyltel' Pm Morris, N. 5. Bl 1f.x'.x' lIlflX on fluff' Iilflr lll!lI1.N The lzmlcy fellow you see bere l'Vll4J is known to all as Dyke, Has gained mucb fame for Roxbury By wearing cleat and spike. Baseball CZ, 3, -ll, Basketball K3, -1-l, Track ll, 2, 3, Ill, Football 13, -I-l, joke Editor of Senior Star HJ. Glee Club f3, -U, Basketball Captain Q-I-l, Stenographer for Echo Q-lj, Class 'IXFCIISIIFEI' l3J. RUTH PARCELL ll-AV, Port Morris, N. Thr 1'-x'1'.s' like 'ZL'l H.S' tvlzfre H111 lim' too, . ,, 60 Klear and fI'llA'f-fl!! brouvz. Petite, oui Cbarmante, oui Beaux yeuux, oui - our Ruthie. Glee Club ll, 2, 33, Librarian QZJ. ROXBURY ECHO If L'I.ll l ORlJ PARLIMICNT' XVof'he Halulers, N. Ile 'Zl'Il.V,l!'Il l11'l1i111I hir I'lU'.l'. Ijillfj-Ilflllfj, zlilig-rlnlig, diziy-1l1111g. Of every ounce uf energy .Xml every piece of wit This fellow we call lVuHie Has given us his bit. C1166 Club K-H, Football 13, -H, liasketball HI, Baseball Q-H, Debate HJ. lfl,l,SlVUR'l'H PIQLI, Daddy Kenvil, N. 1 .we him fflI'!'lllfl.Yf of jus! judges Illlll lirnmrrzl lIlt'1l.H XVhen dressed up in football tugs His spirals reach the sky, :Xml even in the game of life He sets his ideals high. lfuutball 12. 3, 45, Basketball ll, 2, 3, 4l, Baseball C3, -H, Glee Club ll, 2, 3, -H, lichu liuard 12, 3, -I-J, Advertising Manager HJ, Track 12, 3, -H, Lincoln Essay HJ, Dramaties 121, Class Vice'President L-H. Tfwvnly-three ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Tfwenty-four 1 WILLARIJ REGER Bill'l Flanders, N. Milly love, sllekv bu! Il lrmvie -wi. His name is just a common one 'lxhe family calls him Bill. He captures many friendships By his frankness and goodwill. Football 12, 3, 41, Dramatics 13, 41, Debate 12, 3, 41, Basketball 13, 41, Manager of Basketball 141, Class Vice-President 121, Class President 141, Treasurer A. A. 131, President ' A. A. 141, Declamation 11, 21, Echo Board 12, 3, 41, Athletic Editor Echo 131, Business Manager Echo 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 13, 41, Movie Operator 13, 41, Fire Chief 141. -IQHN REINHARDT Shrimp Landing, N. J. Hr ix flu' zllildesf IIIIIIIIIFFFII man Thar e1'f'r Xl'llff!Pll .ship or rut II flU'Ullf.H He sells hot dogs and Dixies For the Echo Board at noon. The sweaters and ties he wears to school Have made him a shiek so soon. Stenographer for Star 141. Echo Board 141, Stenographer for Echo 141. ROXBURY ICCHO 10727 FYA RIVUI If , 4 . , , A'l,irtl4' lfvzln lluputcong, N, NI. l 11ll uf ll grnffw A'illIl1ll'.U' llwr lanky mul lllllflllllfll' arf. W i I,ittIc lfvzlu is our YUIIIIQCSY But our smzlllvst-no imlc-Cd. Yvt slum- wished to lu- :I Svnior Ar llc-1' very top must spa-cd. Stcxlugrxlpln-r for Star C-H, Stenugrzlplu-1' for W Vchu HJ ' RICTA ROBINSON Pc-rv Clxester, N. -I. If rlllfy mul fP11'r1.v11rr t'I'Il.S'll lm! llllfj' go in .YlllllXh.H A L'l1cstc'rir0 is Rita Full of pep :md full of fun. And wc'rc- sure no om- can ln-at lu-1' XVIIUII tllvxx-'s slmrtllzlml tu hc' clunc. Ulee Club 12, 3, -H, Iichu Board 13, HH, livlm Stenographer K-I-7, Manager of girlk truck HD. W T-uwnty-ffm? ROXQURY EQHO 1927 I Tflcrllly-six KIAIC SCHICLID lXIotl1er'l Chester, N. J. ' Uh, 7UflIlf II life: lmic' .vu'm'f, lmzu Ill-1'l':'j'.' lVl1Cll it comes to report cards VVe must draw tlle line For Nlae's A -lf's Appear every time. Dralnatics f-H. Debate Q-H, Librarian K-H. 3 Cl,lflNIEN'1'lNl': SCHllll'lvl' Coon Flanders, N. not fll'He,' her lowes .vile IZIIX llIl'I'f'l-L' Ulll fff0'll'lI.n Down the ball goes Clementine, To meet, I wonder who? Surely not a Sophomore, But then-I guess its true. Glee Club Q2, 3, -H, V. President Ml, Secre tary Hl, l,I'ZllTlHIlCS 135. Valeclietorian Long Valley 135. Secretary I.it- erary Society Long Valley CSD, Glee Club 141, Nay, you 7U!'llIl!f l1l'I' my AlAI'it llI1 .s'lle's A ROXBURY ECHO If RUGICR S'l'lClfl,lXl,-XN Chzu'lie sum.. l1.... Q, N. 5. 1 fun flu' son of my 4,-llflll'I'.H Roger likes to play hzlselmll 'l'his sport he sure does love. Ifveryhody knows his speed lVith the hzlsehull, bar, :ind glove. lizlselmll 12, 3, -H, Manager C3, -H, Glee Club LZ. 33. Class Vice-Pres. ill. W ANNA STIQPHICNS Annu Chester, N. J. Milly lzrnrl lmx fllkfll flight I lll1l.Yf gi-iw' fml1.x'1', fill if t'fIlllf'.V bark fu lllf'.H Anna is from Chester, A Ford she usually drives. She never misses going to school, For she surely likes the rides. Glee Club Cl, 2. 3, JH, Class Basketball 125, Librarian CSJ, Track ill. fg -- Tfwffzty-Jrfvrn ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Tauenty-eight XVIESLICY VAN LUVENDER Wes Nercong, N. j. fl xvlluol-boy'r tale, Ihr 'ZUUIIIXFI' of 1111 lznzzr. YVes has reached ll point in life VVhich every one should know, He czlptained the football team That made Old Dover how. Football 11, 2, 3, -I-5, Capt. 145, Basketball 13, 45, Vlee-Pres. A. A. 145, Class Treas. 145, Track 135. l LEONA VLEIT HKe1ly3! Succasunna, N. J. I1'ou' far Il lilfle flllldlt' fllrofws ifs bl'llIl1X.H There are people fllllt,I'C short, And there ure people th:1t're tall, But we all know that Kelly, ls the shortest of all. Glee Club 11, Z, 3, 45, Class Basketball 11, 2, 35, Dramatics 135, Declamation Contest 135. qs ROXBURY ECHO 1027 GLAIJYS VVILLIAMS lKNip!, Suefzisunllzi, N. j limes to thy' lnfnlilz, my lm uuiz' lrlxs. VVIM-re ever you meet Glzulys, You'll allways final ll smile. VVlic-tllcr skies ure dark or sunny, She's laughing all the while. Glee Club fl, 2, -H, Class Basketball lib. ROB Ii RT ZIEICK tAB0bY7 Lower Berkshire, N. j. Sn .vhinex Il youd deed 'ZUfl!'lI1.H Bob comes from Berkshire VVhcre the pines grow tall Their color's green all year in ll Illlllgllf-1' and tliin. round ,lllllltlS not this fellowls sin. i l 'I'-wfrlly-nirlf 'Da dn 99 A-Qlllfw Zv -Zu 7 .0 1 mfr ggi, if sffo Yr gn R 'L 'xi 4 'il :F 2 .. 1 ' e ljffle E' 0 f . I iv .. .N . 19' 'MQ ff, 279 ff' Ellen Mafia 1, +0 1 .. ,. Coo , V' Q . - Q 7144 Rag Dqkg q gepsxf YT' X155 X I VV K k I 11 ' f, Rf n gm anh' 1, f-'1'?fif1'2 W, ' . , 0 W 1 T3 L , . ' VSV: 'Y' 1 ik 'W vf Q IP 'Wh ' f . Ji f um' ,. 1 I m 7 ed -N X ll! M30 A.. ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Thirty-Iwo A FLAME THAT BURNS FOREVER The building and friends we leave behind, Are the ones that cause our hearts to pine. The friends within its walls we've met, Thru out our lives, we'll never forget, For tho' true friends are forced apart Friendly bonds hold close the heart. Oh, Divine Wisdom, will you not show, The appointed road which We must go? For something still remains undone. For We must work and win for one Who has cherished us when dangers encounter- And we'll give all we can for our Alma Mater. Think us not, as hills of sand and clay, For rain alone cannot Wash us away. We are tempered into steel, hard and true, To conquer battle fields anew, And when our Alma Mater falls in need Call upon us, for we are loyal in deed. Guido C agnoni ROXBURY ECHO 1927 OUR TRAIL OF DREAMS Thru all of our years with you, Dear Roxbury High, We've upheld the Gold and Blue, 'Twill never die. Chorus: Down our trail of dreams, We're with you once againg And there it seems, That our time was not in vain, Though you'll be, 2l dear memory fo Friendship gleams, Down our trail of dreams. Now it is time to part, As Alumni, From pals that we hold at heart, At Roxbury High. SENIOR YELL Oskie Wow wow-W-W-w-ow Skini VVOW wow-W-W-w-ow s-e-n-i-o-r-s s-e-n-i-o-r-s S-E-N-1-O-R-S Seniors '27 '27 '27 TCVCI' Ellen N. Brimijoin, dlma E. lfmsley. Thirty-three i 47 r l.Ln 'Jai 7 2 9 41 O H C E Y R U B X O R Qian -H320 'EOQEIMH :Sam 'swam E2-Um :agen C A: E25 EDEENQ ME-:gm :MOM 5502-:Em COEEOM hgsgivm -E -EEE Sagem cmggvm Sago ,EUEENHH :wuz imiaw-NU MOE-gggagi :um gp-Em EN-UUE Evazam Q-NEO :QE-Em JEENQU uEE:'-dm JSEEQ Hgagigiwb he-550 :wuz -:UL JEEMNO Egan :SSE O22 HBEUESSN' :Neem :vm Huwvm as :chem 32-him ASOS :MDM :sign MW 2 khuqmvm ES regain Eagan kmcgwda :uni -gossip HHUEEQ :agen J-Mi ENUM :Q-msn Eoawdv as-rio :om -:mum Ismagzgggr JHUEEM C2535 is-EEO MEEMNO JHDEEQ 3-bio 606535-255 tw-:Em AEAEMNU :um :omni 39-own .Evgen -MOUWWHQ mmm-2 EEO :HN-6 EEE :UE-tm 32 Wu 2 laws! AEOWET-m :MDM :anim iv-mdum :msn JSEEH :mum Hxagnjzmp JDEEM EWEMQQG JHOEEMH E-Egiggb JUEEMH gg-avg -Eugen :EEOQ mmmz Egan :MSO Hows! Mgmsm ga I NH UUE-Em HUUEEQ :UE-HE FSEUDQ msgs'-m HDQESNEL :ME FEEOO 5:6 :Gaiam UUE-tm eg H hswwuglwis NQUNQ: 32 23:25-O: moakczmmn gsm are QDXHU mmso ZOFHQEGAOMQ WPQMHQQ QMQOQ Clow :mega :gommm :meg-mmm iam :Neg-gm 2:0 moilmsmrgw gmmgvq SESDHYH ESP-Qvw EUEWPSIUUS uggmgm wMQOEhO WQNAO Thirty-four ROXBURY ECHO 1927 THINGS WE WILL NEVER FORGET Our freshman class party when we all had such a lovely time playing with the upper classmen. The day we thought we were going to get the Chicken Dinner. But the Seniors fooled us. The hare and hound chase over at Bill Reger's. And didn't the apples and hot dogs taste good? :Phd Dover-Roxbury football game. The day our class rings arrived and we weren't the only ones who liked them. Ask some of the Juniors about this matter. The morning that Pelly received the Lincoln Medal. The awful day when we came in our best bib and tucker ready to watch the birdie. But after all the groans, and moans it wasn't so bad, and when we re- ceived the proofs, we liked ourselves fairly well. Of course the photographer found it a pleasure to snap our charming countenances. The splendid work of Yank as cheerleader. The Darwin Debate. The Wearing of the Green Woofie's humorous remarks in American History Class. The day that John Reinhardt cracked that good joke. Whoa Napoleon! The interclass games which our boys played, making us champions. Louise Crater '27, EVENTS IN HISTORY AND THEIR ROXBURY Near East Famine ...... Emancipation Proclamation Waterloo ............... Charge of the Light Brigade The Fall of Vicksburg .... Landing of the Pilgrims . . . Critical Period ......... Paul Revere's Ride ....... The Grandeur 'of Rome .. The Ionic Column ..... The Work of Caesar . . Punic Wars ..... PARALLEL ........................Physical Training Period ........................Diplomas ...................Assembly Speeches . . . ..... Rush for middle seats in the movies ..................After report cards . . . .Entrance of the Frosh . . . . . .Examination times . . . .Ollicer Plumstead ... . . . . ...Auditorium . . . .Physical Training . . . .Latin Examination . . . .Interclass Basketball Thirty-ffve ROXBURY ECHO 1927 THE WILL OF TI-IE. CLASS OF I927 .J C, E, the Senior Class of l927, being of sound body and sane mind, do hereby ' I l declare this document our last will and testament: I We bequeath our places of sanctuary to the coming Senior Class in hopes that they will preserve the neatness and order that was so W . . . 5.151 :Fifi G N,-L -,AV -J characteristic of the Class of 27. II We also leave the good will of the teachers to all undergraduates that they may get along as easily as we did. III Should it be necessary, we donate all cur old notebooks to the school so that the faculty can distribute them to the delinquent students failing to hand in said material on time. IV The musical talent of the Senior Class to the Glee Clubs. We sincerely hope that it will always be an inspiration to Miss Ayers. V ln addition we bequeath: Wollie Parliment's humor to Fitzy,-so helll be able to crack an original joke now and then. Wes VanLuvender's sweatshirt to Pike Rockafeller,-it's good for a couple of years yet. Ruth DeGraw's mannish ways to Marion Beeman,-a fair exchange is no robbery. Ellen Brimijoin's studious nature to Sherman Watts,-it might help. Bill Lecher's knowledge of Evolution to Bunny Steelman,-he might need it in later life. Three inches of Yank Emmett's long pants to Driscoll,-they might cover up some of his feet. Clementine's vampish eyes to Euphemia Hermans,-these added to her own ought to land something. Louise Crater's ability at the piano to Ethel Ammon,-watch out Fitzy. Kenneth Obdyke's facial expressions to Baker,-what a contortionist he'll make. Bill Reger's basketball form to Pauline Veigel,-Pauline ought to make a good center soon. Alma Beasley's pleasing personality to Helen Carey,-some standard Helen! Nellie Anderson's quietness to the entire Freshman Class,-chloroform is the only other method. johnlReinhardt's shiekish ways to Willie Sutton,-what a milk salesman Bill turned out to be. Yank Emmett's taxi service to Bob Lee,-so that he'll be able to care for the school's needs. The leather heels owned by the many Seniors to Mr. Atwood,-forewarned is forearmed. Roger Steelman's baseball ability to Rafer,-this may help to liven up the coming Sophomore Class. Jimmy's harem to John Warner,-we Wish to make sure that these girls will be cared for in the next year's chemistry class. Bob Zeek's hatred of women to Raymond Zeek. Beeman's delight in cutting classes to Louise Soilel. lVIcC1ain's self-confident and ready answer, I don't know to all members of Miss Rinehardt's classes. We hereby appoint the Faculty as the sole executors of this our last will and testament. Amen and Amen! Franklin Emmelt and Ellsworth Pell. Thirty-.fix 5 udp? A u'8 HCil E.. .IL f , TL:-f ' AQ mf- . I N fl 4, Q -1 --- QW' 'Q f -2- fi fx Lugfjxj ff Xa -:Kim A km rw ff 'GK LJ f 2 XV I ' X AJR X ,Z X 1, ',, n' 1, Kg ' 1 A X ' I N A x, EEE! GM , xg r 'n ' . ':,7.' w' .J . ' S 1 Q' 41, N f W1 .1 if 51' 1 W f R q Q' 8 - Wg If ! M ,., N I I ? MM M sl? '22, V' ,f . T5 A Qi 8 S, la v 'J ff X, Z X Xxx? xx sxfmxx, .wav if2wy4WfyfffyyfWQy W r fx I O O V' 0 UND.f:Rx,,Lf-X0 on Q ' f'?if?'V fffffffc A fQ24ffWf,yfffQf2fQaQ K , 4 A Z9 1 , A -, J X -ff , T A 5 2 Q' .5 1 ,,VV ' 2 .Q ' 1 W? A X M A .' X x rf, R ROXBURY ECHO 1927 CLASS NOTES OF I928 ll-IE Junior year is known as the turning point of high school life, conse- 6 0 l tuentlg the Juniors settled themselves for hard work and a good time. X As usual, elections came first. Charles Marshall, known to everyone as ul 1 one inch iirecracker, was elected president. Ruth and Marsliall Baker A 1 5 if '5 5 ' Whip 2 - C' - H were elected to the offices of vice-president and treasurer, respectively. Herman Gerken was elected secretary. The Juniors contributed a very good Star, hut due to printer's errors and arrangement of material it disappointed its editors. Due to school diliiculties, some of the memhers of our class basketball team, could not play. Nevertheless, our team made an unexpected showing and Baker, the captain, led the team to second place. The Junior girl's basketball team was composed of Jane Lecher, Captaing Pauline Veigel, Helen Carey, Betty Plume, Gertrude Pell, Ethel Ammon and Hazel Parks. lfive Juniors were in the finals of the Declamation. Charles lVIarshall lmoomed his way to victory for us. The year 1926-27 was a successful one for the Juniors, and we hope to dupli- cate the performance next year. Herman Gfrlren, Secretary 228. Thirty-rigfllt ROXBURY ECHO 1927 CLASS NOTES OF 1929 fgifi HEN the Sophomore class assembled in the fall we found we had lost some :Q A old members and gained some new ones. At a supposed to be class laik meeting we elected the following officers: Edwin Lee, President, Alfred Canfield, Vice-Presidentg Doretha Todd, Secretary, and Helen Bigelow, eff, Treasurer. During the year we were represented in most of the school activities by various pupils. On the football team was Clyde Hopler. In basketball there was Clyde I-Iopler and George Rockafeller. In Declamation we were represented by Ruth Parks and Stephen Messier. There were five sophomores on the Daddy Long-Legs Cast, namely Helen Bigelow, Kathleen Winship, Doretba Todd, Harmon Driscoll and Stephen Messler. On the Debating Squad were Helen Bigelow and Harmon Driscoll. In Glee Club and on the Echo board the Sophomores also had members. After the final examinations are over, we will all look forward to being Jolly Juniors instead of worried, tired Sophomores. Dorrfiha Todd, Secretary '29. Tllirly-nine ROXBURY ECHO 1927 CLASS NOTES OF 1930 Roxbury High was dull and gray Until that certain September day VVhen the Freshmen came To the school of that name And taught them how to be gay. si ,, FTER becominf accustomed to the knocks and han fs of everv freshman 3' . fi , ' class we settled down and called our hrst class meeting on September 17, 1926. The following officers were elected: Otto Freund, Presidentg 5-3 Vernon Steehnan, Vice-Presidentg Raymond Zeek, Secretaryg lwildred U- V-'A Osmun, 'l'reasurer, and hfliss Driscoll, class advisor. The call for speakers for the Declamation contest was answered by three fresh- men girls, Dorothy Smith, Laura Horton, and Edna Shann. Laura Horton was chosen as one of the eight for finals and succeeded in winning honorable mention there. Over half of our class was represented in the Glee Club and our name was upheld in athletics by three varsity players. ln football, Vernon Steelman and Raymond Zeek helped to win the Class C State Championship silver football for Roxbury and Frances Batson upheld our name on the girls' basketball squad. Thus we are launched on our career as the class of 1930. Raynzonzl Zeek, Secretary, '3U. Forty Aft ROXBURY ECHO 1927 CLASS OF l927 Nellie Anderson Dorothy Lawrence Eva Reule Alma Beasley William Lecher Reta Robinson Donald Beeman Herbert McClain Mae Scheld Ellen Brimijoin Grace Brodeen Guido Cagnoni Ruth Cornish Louise Crater Ruth DeGraw Thelma Dey .Franklin Emmett George Ammerman Ethel Ammon Adele Archer Marshall Baker Ruth Baker Helen Carey Muriel Cook Bertha Davis Roosevelt DeMarino Dorothy Dickerson Harold Dufford Ruth Erickson John Allison Roger Ammon Willard Anderson Theodore Apostolik Howard Applegit Evelyn Barker Mildred Bell Helen Bigelow Alfred Canfield Charles Casella Alma Cooman Helen Cooper Elizabeth Cox Mildred Decker Roosevelt DeMarino ethel adams horace adams alice barkman eliza barkman frances batson 'fmary batson Mabel McLaughlin Martha McLaughlin Kenneth Obdyke Ruth Parcell Clifford Parliment Ellsworth Pell Willard Reger John Reinhardt CLASS OF I 928 Seldon Fitzherbert Margaret Foster Herman Gerken Ronald Gray Lewis Gulick Collis Harvey Florence Henderson Beatrice Herman William Keller Jane Lecher Harold Mailander Edith Malson CLASS OF I 929 Harmon Driscoll Frances Groondyke Pauline Gulick Euphemia Hermans Thelma Hilts Rachel Hoffman Rynear Hoffman Clyde Hopler Margaret Hughson Dana Kelsey Gladys Laurey Edwin Lee Robert Lee Harold Little Ethel Malson CLASS OF I 930 beulah king catherine lauerman grace lecher hunter lees frank levens luther loges Clementine Schmitt Roger Steelman Anna Stephens Wesley VanLuvender Leona Vleit Gladys Williams Robert Zeek Charles Marshall Russell McMurtrie Katherine Norgard Hazel Parks Gertrude Pell Betty Plume Edward Priestly George Schelling William Sutton Maud Tredway Pauline Veigel John Warner Stephen Messler 'Emma Nelson Ruth Parks Edna Paulus 'Carl Read 'Charles Rhine Alfred Specht Harry Tappen Doris Thompson Frank Thompson Doretha Todd Eunice Wiggins Edgar Willis Cathleen Winship Jack Zahn rhoda Seward thelma seward edna shann dorothy smith louise soffel eleanor sossong Forty-onf ROXBURY ECHO 1927 'winfred bayles marion beeman florence bell xdorothy black mary brimijoin woodrow burnett mildred chaplin john clark cornelia cole frank crater patsy demarino otto freund mathilda gerhartz elsie hahn arthur harden laura horton virginia howell akstanley hulmes BFLEFT SCHOOL charles mabee william mclaughlin ruth mcmurtrie elmer mcpeak sedonia murray john naughright philip newman mildred osmun vernon parks mary peterson 'eraymond polwin lenabelle priestly charles rafer nora read virginia reinhard george rockerfeller charles rusch helen schelling SK- russel sossong charles spencer evelyn stark vernon steelman gladys stephens sarah stevens harry streich stanley stroud berthatsutton . 'fwinfield Sutton blanche thompson donald thompson gertrude viegel sherman watts vincent wilk thomas williams raymond zeek RULES GOVERNING CURRICULA OF ROXBURY Points necessary for diploma ....... ...... English Language and Literature ................................. Modern Language ffor Classical, General, College and Normal preparatoryl A at least ......................................................,. 10 4. Mathematics at least .. .--10 5. Social Science at least ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 6. Natural Science at least ............................ 5 7. Additional counts in any of the above Academic Subjects ................ 10 8. Practical Arts, Academic Subjects, or Aesthetic Arts .................... 25 A POINT is equivalent to one prepared recitation per week pursued for forty weeks in which a grade of 70 per cent. or better is received. No pupil will be allowed to carry less than twenty nor more than twenty-five points per year unless special permission is granted by the principal. No pupil will be permitted to begin more than one foreign language in a given year. A foreign language must be continued for at least two years for credit except for reason of weight. Pupils in Stenography must take the subject and receive a satisfactory grade for two years C10 pointsl credit. Typewriting and Penmanship, when taken by students, must be continued until they have attained a degree of proficiency satisfactory to the instructor. The maxi- mum number of points for Typewriting is five. Pupils in classical and general courses are required to offer 15 points in Mathe- matics to satisfy collegiate requirements. .An average of 85 per cent. must be secured in a subject to receive a college certihcate in that subject. Pupils representing the school on debating and athletic teams and all student activities must carry at least twenty points and be above a passing grade in not less than fifteen points. Forty-lfwo ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Y CURRICULA OF ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL FIRST YEAR Classical Periods Points General Periods Points Commercial Periods Points IRequiredl 1Requiredl QRequiredl English I 5 5 English I 5 5 English I 5 5 Algebra I 5 S Algebra I S 5 Algebra I 5 5 Latin I 5 5 Physical Tr. 5 1 Com'l Arith. 5 S Physical Tr. 5 1 ISelect 10 pointsl Physical Tr. 5 1 fSelect 5 pointsj Gen. Science 5 5 CSelect 5 pointsll Gen. Science 5 5 E. E. History 5 5 Gen. Science 5 S Music I 1 1 Music I 1 1 Music I 1 1 Dom. Sci. I 6 3 Dom. Sci. I 6 3 Dom. Sci. I 6 3 E. E. History 5 5 E. E. History S S SECOND YEAR fRequiredl IRequiredl QRequiredl English II 5 S English II 5 5 English II 5 S Geom. Plane 5 5 Physical Tr. 5 1 Com'l Geog. M S ZZ Latin CCaesarl 5 5 Geom. Plane 5 5 Com'l Law M 5 256 'Com. Civics M 5 ZZ 'Com. Civics My 5 ZZ Com. Civics M 5 2M Physical Tr. 5 1 ISelect 10 pointsl Geom. Plane 5 5 fSelect 5 pointsl French I 5 5 Physical Tr. S 1 French I 5 5 M. M. History 5 5 CSelect 5 pointsl M. M. History 5 5 Biology 6 5 Ind. History 5 5 Biology 6 5 Music II 1 1 M. M. History 5 S Music II 1 1 Dom. Sc. II 6 3 Dom. Sci. II 6 3 Dom. Sc. II 6 3 lnd. History 5 5 Music II 1 1 'Bkpg. I 5 5 Bkpg. I S 5 French I 5 5 THIRD YEAR fRequiredl IReq'uiredJ fRequiredl English III 5 5 English III 5 5 English III S 5 Latin III 5 5 Physical Tr. 5 1 Physical Tr. 5 I Physical Tr. 5 1 ISelect 15 pointsl fSelect 15 pointsl CSelect 10 pointsl Algebra II 5 5 'Bkpg. II 5 S French II 5 5 Chemistry 5 Steno. I S 5 Chemistry 5 Lab. 2 5 5 Chemistry 5 Lab. 2 7 5 'Bkpg. II 5 5 Lab. 2 7 5 Algebra II S 5 Dom. Sci. III 6 3 French II 5 S Dom. Sci. III 6 3 French II 5 5 Type. I 5 ZIG Dom. Sci. III 6 3 FOURTH YEAR Classical Periods Points General Periods Points Commercial Periods Points fRequiredl CRequiredl IRequiredl English IV 5 5 English IV 5 S English IV 5 5 Latin IV 5 5 Am. Hist. Civics 5 5 Am. Hist. Civics 5 5 Am. Dem. 5 224 Am. Dem. 5 ZZ Am. Dem. 5 254 Am. Hist. Civics 5 5 Physical Tr. S 1 Physical Tr. 5 1 Physical Tr. 5 1 fSelect points necessaryj QSelect points neccssaryl fSelect points necessaryl French III 5 5 French III 5 5 French III 5 5 Geom. Solid M 5 ZX: Steno. II 5 5 Geom. Solid Z 5 ZZ Trig. M S ZZ: Type. II 5 ZW Trig. M ' 5 ZZ Physics 5 Dom. Sci. IV 6 3 Physics 5 Lab. ' 2 7 S Lab. 2 7 5 Dom. Sci. IV 6 3 Dom. Sci. IV 6 3 'Requires outside daily preparation. F arty-three ROXBURY ECHO 1927 - ' N order to stimulate interest in the study of the life of Abraham Lincoln ,N a manufacturing firm in Springheld, Illinois, the birthplace of Lincoln i. ,jf has offered as a prize, for the best essay on the life of Lincoln, the hand ff ff: X bury for the past three years and the names of the winners are given below 1 ' f 1 1925-Alfred Regex' '25 l926-Willai'd Willets '26 1927-Ellsworth Pell '27 Forty-four some bronze medal pictured above. The contest has been held in Rox- ROXBURY ECHO 1927 THE AUDITORIUIVI HIL original auditorium was built in 1919. However, it has been enlarged ind greitly improved until it has become the pride of the students and of We were lble to make these improvements through the support and the patrons of the school. n 1 L ' lttendance of the people of the vicinity to the entertainments which are given every Friday afternoon and evening. Probably the most conspicuous improvements are the draperies, which we were ahle to purchase through the assistance of the Woman's Club and funds raised by the motion picture corporation. The piano and stage furniture were also bought out of the proceeds from the movies. Local organizations may obtain the use of the auditorium for entertainments on any but Friday evening, Friday being the recognized day for school activities, either plays, debates or movies. Thus it can be seen that the auditorium is a benefit to the community, a beautiful, attractive room in which clean, whosesome amusement may be had. The auditorium is appreciated by the people of the community as well as hy the students and during the past three years nearly 75,000 people have been entertained here. Helfrz Bigelow '29. Forty-fifw ROXBURY ECHO 1927 TI-IE SCHOOL NURSE. 4-3:5 ISS Renager, the Roxbury Township school nurse, who has her headquar- E ters in the high school building, does much for the children of the com- 4-.- munity. Class room inspection is carried on in the respective class rooms every X 'i child being examined once every month and more frequently in case of an epidemic. During the month of February, for example, six hundred and fifty- seven children in the township were examined, a total of two thousand nine hundred and seventy-two re-examinations and re-inspections were also made and sixty-seven home visits were also made for school absentees during the month. llfleasurements and weights are made in the nurse's room. At the beginning of every school year each child is thoroughly and efliciently examined and the various defects are registered on cards which are sent home to the parents to act upon accordingly. A baby clinic is also established in the high school with Miss Renager presiding. An average of ten to thirteen mothers bring their babies every Tuesday afternoon from one to three o'clock and receive excellent instruction and advice concerning the child's health. All instruction is given free of charge. Due to the work of the township nurse much disease is prevented in the school and home which is, in turn, an aid to both town and school. Alma' Beasley '27. Forty-six , I pf YY 6 1 2 if 1 1' EE 1? Diff 1 A QPQQ. Q if '.., Qi' fi? MQ w ' ia m' J E? w 1 55' QUE YL-in Irv Q. r 453 Z N D .saga- f QQ if 1 gr 1 at ,A gb W - 6 HSP, , , 'dune 9505 U Q 6 29911 350 0 uffiiu' 'M f f ACTIVIT ES 5 un ,- Ju- 'Y .. - 4-fffz' P- l ov M- ' ed I 0, 'o U ,. my ,D W ., Q-Q1 . ,, Q 15+ 0' O 'ou 0 Q Q 1 O 0 G0 O o 0,5 E 000 60 Q 0 lv' o 0 p .00 19 QQ Q1 K., I- fhnnfavn ,-V ROXBURY ECHO 1927 DADDY LONG-LEGS A comedy by Jean Webster Presented by the STUDENTS OF ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL Friday evening, Dec. 17th, 1926 THE CHARACTERS Qin order of their appearance, Sadie Kate . Gladiola .... Mamie .... Loretta ...... Carrie ......... Freddie Perkins .. Mrs. 'Lippett . . . Judy Abbott ..... Miss Pritchard .. Mr. Cyrus Wykoff Jervis Pendleton .. Parsons . . . . . .... Sallie McBride . . . Julia Pendleton . . . Mrs. Pendleton . . James McBride . . . Mrs. Semple . . . Carrie ....... Griggs . . . Walters . . A maid ................ ACT I-The dining-room of the John Grier Home on . . . .Eleanor Miller .......Ada Reed ... . . . . . .Jean Seeger ....... .Sylvia King Dorothy McWilliams ... . . . .Otto Freund . . . . . .Doretha Todd ...... . .Betty Plume . . .Kathleen Wfinship . . . . Vernon Steelman . . . . . . Willard Reger . . .Charles Marshall . . . .Helen Bigelow .... .Mae Scheld . . . . Grace Brodeen . . .Donald Beeman . . .Ellen Brimijoin . . . . .Louise Crater . . . .Harmon Driseoll . . . .Stephen Messler .... . . .Alma Beasley Trustee's Da . Y ACT II-Judy's college study, an afternoon in May, one year later. ACT III-The sitting room at Lock Willow Farm, summer, three years later. ACT IV-Mr. Pendleton's library, two months later. Stage manager-Franklin Emmett Assistants-Pauline Veigel, Louise Crater, Wesley VanLuvender, Ellsworth Pell. Forty-eight ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Ethel Adams Ethel Ammon Roger Ammon Theodore Apostolik Adele Archer Evelyn Barker Alma Beasley Donald Beeman Marion Beeman Florence Bell Mildred Bell Ellen Brimijoin Mary Brimijoin Alfred Canfield Nlildred Chaplin Cornelia Cole Ruth Cornish Louise Crater Bertha Davis Ruth DeGraw Thelma Dey C-LEE CLUB Dorothy Dickerson Franklin Emmett Ruth Erickson Margaret Foster Otto Freund Mathilda Gerha-rtz Ronald Gray ' Frances Groondyke Collis Harvey Florence Henderson Thelma Hilts Clyde Hopler Virginia Howell Beulah King Dorothy Lawrence Gladys Lawry William Lecher Grace Lecher ,lane Lecher Harold Little Ethel Malson Charles Marshal Mabel McLaughlin Martha McLaughlin Russell McMurtrie Elmer McPeak Stephen Messler Sidonia Murray Kenneth Obdyke Mildred Osmun Hazel Parks Clifford Parliment Edna Paulus Gertrude Pell Ellsworth Pell Mary Peterson Betty Plume Willard Reger Reta Robinson George Rockefeller Mae Scheld Clementine Schmitt Rhoda Seward Thelma Seward Edna Shann Dorothy Smith Eleanor Sossong Anna Stephens Gladys Stephens Sarah Stevens Harry Tappen Blanche Thompson Doretha Todd Leona Vleit john Warner Sherman Watts Eunice Wiggins Gladys Williams Cathleen Winship Raymond Zeek Forty-nine ROXBURY ECHO 1927 NINETEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of the ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL Surcasunna, New Jersey Thursday evening, June 17, 1926 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM March-March and Chorus from Tannhauser ................. ALMA BEASLEY, 1927 ETHEL AINIMON, 1928 LOUISE CRATER, 1927 SELDEN FITZERBERT, 1928 Invocation ................... ................... R EV. RALPH DAVY Salutatory, with Essay, A Study of the French Language FRANCES B. Al,BERTSON Honorary Essay- Woodrow Wilson ...... .. ......... JAMES COX Essay with Valedictory- Chemistry in Industry ....... ROBERT STEPHENS Zllusic- Waitin' in the Shadows ..................... Combs-Wellesley HIGH SCHOOL GI.EE CLUB Address- Just Around the Cornerz' ....... PROFESSOR RICHARD C. REAGER Department Of Public Speaking, Rutgers University Music- TO a Wlld Rose ............................... MacDowel1 HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Presentation of Diplomas ....................... MR. CHARLES I. KING Award of Prizes America Benediction Fifty President, Roxbury Township Board of Education RUXBURY ECHO 1027 DEBATING Q OXBURY is again in the fray. Once more is Roxbury to he included - among the schools engaged in interscholastic dehates. Verona High School sl Let our undefeated record in dehating continue for the sixth con- lflf ln is the hero who dares to meet our renowned debating team. Luck he with fr 3' 1-'il u . ' secutive year! After the dehate try outs, eight people were selected for the dehate squad, namely, llelen Bigelow, lfllen lirimijoin, Pauline Veigel, lWae Scheld, Harmon llriscoll, XVillard Reger, Clifford Parliment and Uonald lieeman. After several practise speeches Helen Bigelow, lX'Iae Scheld and VVillard Reger, as speakers, with Harmon Driscoll, as alternate, were selected as the team which would confront Verona on April the eighth at Verona. A preliminary dehate will he held at Roxbury April the seventh. lillen Brimijoin, Clifford Parliment and Pauline Veigel with Uonald Beeman, as alternate, will take the aflirmative side and the other team will take the negative stand, as they will do at Verona. 'lihe question for dehate is Resolved: 'l'hat the Philippine lslands should he granted their immediate independence. If we are successful at Verona, there is good material on the second team in reserve, from which may he drawn other memhers for the team to defeat the win- ners of the lllillhurn-Nutley llehate. .Hue Sflielzl, '27. l iffy-um' ROXBURY ECHO 1927 DECLAMATION CONTEST Friday, March 25, 2 P. M. l. Death of Sidney Carton .... 2. The Vengeance of the Flag H 3. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address .. . 4 H ' . Ladd1e ................. 5. Mr, Haines' Able Argumentl' 6. Storming of the Bastille .. 7. Freckles ........... 8. Mrs. Ripley's Trip .... Won by Charles Marshall. Honorable Mention-Laura Horton, Gertrude Pell. Judges-Mrs. Lee T. Smith, Mr. William Curtis. ORATORICAL CONTEST . . .Ethel Ammon . . . .Ruth Ericson . Charles Marshall . . . .Hazel Parks .Stephen Messler . . .Gertrude Pell . . . . .Ruth Parks . . . .Laura Horton Again Franklin Emmett represented Roxbury High School in the Times Ora- torical Contest for the district held this year, 1927, at Morristown High School. MMary Elizabeth Plume, another candidate for the contest, was elected to represent the school at the High School Girls Speaking Contest sponsored by the New Jersey College for Women. Fifty-I-wo ROXBURY ICCHQ 1027 FOOTBALL HICN the call was issued for football candidates in September a squad of Qul thirty responded. This squad consisted largely of inexperienced players. YL I hir. Shamhaugh and Captain Van Luvender worked hard to whip the . 'eff team into shape for the first contest. Iiight varsity men had graduated in june, leaving,, three hacksfield and five line vacancies. Although handicapped by warm weather the team worked hard. ln the first three games Roxbury defeated Butler and Rockaway and held Chatham to a score- less tie. The team reached it's highest point of success when, without a single suhsti- tuition, Roxhury's eleven defeated Dover. The team met it's first setback at the hands of Hoonton. Physical injuries greatly handicapped Roxhury's team. St. Hernards defeated them in a hard-fought ganie. The last two games of the season with VVharton and the Alumni were hoth won lay Roxbury. lllr. Shamhaugh may he hailed as the Rockne of Nlorris County. lfrom inex- perienced and untried material, he moulded a team which annexed the Class C Cham- pionship of Northern New tlersey and the Class H Championship of hlorris County, the first championships ever to he awarded to Roxbury. At the close of the season a hanquet was given to the members of the squad hy the followers of the team. The 1026 squad wishes Captain-elect lfitzherhert success for the 1027 season, lVil!,ml lefyff-r '27, lfiffy-lfn'1'4r ROXBURY ECHO 1927 THE. CLOUDS BREAK AND STARS SHINE THRU Fifty-four The day was brisk and snappy, The air was sharp and cold, And many spectators were gathering Around that gridiron bowl. On one side of the gridiron The Dover rooters stood Waiting very patiently To see their team make good. Now looking on the other side We See the flags they hold, Not a single student trys to hide The dark blue and the gold. And in that dingy dressing-room Eleven boys stood aghast As Shambaugh's talk began with a boom And ended with a crash. Now each player bowed his head This great deed must be done, They'll carry me off that field dead If no victory we've won. They singly filed out to the field, Took their places one by one, Not an inch was a player going to yield The game had now begun! The pigskin was kicked by Dover And went spiraling thru the air, But a Roxbury man ran over And caught it fair and square. Roxbury's up on her twenty yard line Shifting, formation A, The pigskin was passed, straight and fine Now the runner speeds swiftly away. With a sharp thud and a groan The fifty yard line was reached, Both teams lined up in this center zone Not a single soul did speak. ROXBURY gECHO 1927 In their formation A once more But this time more compact, It had the strength of iron boar Which pushed old Dover back. A twenty yard gain now meant a goal And the signals were given in a loud clear tone, Diagonally a runner speeds across the bowl Carrying the pigskin over the goal-post zone. The game continued with great speed But neither team would yield, The Roxbury team was made of steel And Dover seemed congealed. The score was seven-zero, Leaving Roxbury in the lead. The first half was now over Closing half of that football deed. The Dover team was now in gloom As Roxbury rooters cheered, Roxbury again enters the dressing-room With the Coach close in the rear. His speech he had now begun This time worse than before, The Roxbury team grew small-They shrank As the Coach yelled more and more. Roxbury came out on the football field With red blood tingling in every vein, Not an inch would her players yield They now went like a hurricane. Now Roxbury ploughed, with main and might The line of Dover's defense, Dover was now a horrible sight And Roxbury had just commenced. The score was twenty-eight nothing Leaving Dover in a hopeless way While Roxbury carrying off the honors Was victor of the day. Guido Cagnoni '27. Fifty-ji-ve ROXBURY ECHO 1927 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 'Z RACTICE was started the early part of january and it was necessary to form a practically new squad as nearly all of last year's team graduated in X June. ' Another season has passed and out of the nine games scheduled five N fmffl more victories can be added to our list. ' ,Lg THE LINE UP THE SCORES l 13 Rockaway f away I J 7 Rockaway Chome Z2 Newton Qhomel . 25 Newton fawayl .. Fifty-.fix Brodeen QCD-Get that tip-off. Stevens CCJ-Come on, jump. Lecher CFD-Get free. Batson QFD-Get hy the basket. Carey CFD-Shoot! Plume CGD-Guard 'em, that's right. Veigel CGI-Stick with 'em. Groondyke QGJA-Don't let her get away. Hilts QS CD-Sit on her. Pell CS CJ-Don't hurt me. Barker QS CJ-You're overguarding. ..............l220 Wharton Cawayl . ...28 7 Dover Cawayj .. I8 8 Dover Chomel .. 1414 Alu1nni Chomel Pauline Vfiyel '28 I7 Wharton fhomel . RCLXBURY ECHO 1927, BOYS' BASKETBALL 1 HE boys' basketball season started out with a rush and a roar. The varsity was well on its way to an unbeaten season when, after beating Dover, 1 seventeen to thirteen, Netcong nineteen to nineg Wharton, seventeen to sixteen, Rockaway, nineteen to fifteen: and St. Bernards, sixteen to fif- - M teen, they took a slump and fought three well contested games with W'hartong twenty-one to twenty-eight, Rockaway, fifteen to twenty-nine, and Dover, nineteen to twenty-seveng under the pall of defeat before they forged ahead hy winning a good victory from Newton, thirty-five to nineteen. This strong victory raised the school's hopes for the Whitney Cup , but the varsity was beaten by Chatham at Morristown by thirty-three to twenty-one. But the varsity fought on and won the final four games of the season, with Netcong, thirty-three to twenty- seveng St. Bernards, seventeen to fourteen, and the School Alumni, twenty-seven to ten. The future manager will have little or no trouble finding games for the 1028 season, as ex-manager Reger has five two-game contracts already signed. Baker was elected Captain for this coming season, and will have a job on his hands, helping Coach Shamhaugh discover a team out of new material as all the old varsity graduates this June. Clyde llnplrr '28. Fifty-sr-1 en ROXBURY ECHO 1927 BOYS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Seniors .... Juniors . . Sophomores Freshmen Parliment QCapt.D Obdyke Pell Emmett Junior Team Baker QCapt.J Gray Warner Gerken DeMarino Harvey Trophy Won By Seniors RESULTS Senior Team Reger Cagnoni McClain VanLuvender So homores P Rockefeller QCapt. DeMarino Driscoll Hopler Applegit Tappen Won 3 2 1 0 3 Lost O 1 2 3 Lecher Steelman Zeek Beeman Freshmen Parks QCap Newman Wilk Zeek Loges Adams Freund GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Sophomores Freshmen Brodeen QCapt.D Brimijoin Junior Team Lecher CCapt.D Plume Veigel Carey Ammon Pell Herman Fifty-eight Trophy Won By Freshmen RESULTS Senior Team Scheld Stephens Crater So phom ores Hilts CCapt.D Cox Wiggins Barker Groondyke Bigelow Todd Bell Won 0 3 2 3 Lost 3 2 2 1 DeGraw Williams Freshmen I Batson QCaptj Stevens Hahn Peterson Howell Thompson Osmun ROXBURY ECHO 1927 BASEBALL OACH Shambaugh's call for baseball candidates was answered by about QVA twenty-five men who are anxious to make the team. The lettermen from I5 ,V .44 t fag last year's team will have to work very hard in order to keep their posi- tions as the new men are ambitious and are striving to replace any of the veterans who ease up in their playing. The infield candidates include Baker, Obdyke, Emmett, R. Steelman, DeMarino, and Hoplerg while Parliment, Zeek, V. Steelman, Gerken, Pell, and Fitzherbert are working for the three outfield berths. Warner and Cagnoni are the outstanding catchers, and Captain Ammerman, Parks, and Canfield will endeavor to hold down the pitching assignments. The in- field positions are well fortified with veterans, but the outfield is suffering from a lack of veteran material, although there are several promising candidates who should be able to remedy that difiiculty. Captain Ammerman will be available to carry the brunt of the pitching assignments with the assistance of Canfield and Parks. The catching position has two strong candidates. SCHEDULE April 21-Pending. May 24-Dover at Roxbury. April 26-Dover at Dover. May 26-Alumni. May 3-Netcong at Netcong. May 31-Netcong at Roxbury May 10-St. Bernards at Roxbury. June 2-Wharton at Roxbury. May 12-Rockaway at Rockaway. June 6-St. Bernards at Gladstone. May 17-Pending. June 9-Rockaway at Roxbury. Roger Steelman '27. Fifty-nine ROXBURY ECHO 1927 REGULATIONS FOR ALUMNI PRIZE Regulations for a prize to be given by the Roxbury High School Alumni Asso ciation to the member of the graduation class of Roxbury High School who is considered to have done the most for Roxbury. l. The prize shall be five dollars in money. ' 2. The selection shall be made by the faculty of the high school during the year in which the class graduates. 3. The name of the person selected with the rating by the faculty shall be given to the president of the association not later than two weeks before the closing of school. 4. If the rating of no one in the class is above seventy, no one shall be considered qualified and no prize shall be given. 5. The name of the person chosen with the rating shall be read at the graduating exercises. QA. The selection shall be based upon the following groups: Group 1-To receive not more than 40 points. Personality-leadership trustworthiness, school spirit. Group 2-To receive not more than 40 points. School activities-Athletics participation, business management. Debate, participation. Dramatics, production participation. Echo Board, literary contribution, co-operation. Group 3-To receive not more than 20 points. Scholarship-honest, faithful student. Sixty Prize winner Prize winner Prize winner Prize winner Prize winner Prize winner of Class of 1921 of Class of 1922. of Class of 1923 of Classof 1924 of Class of 1925 of Class of 1926 . Verna Rinehart Florence Sweney . .Bertha Bryant Blanche Troxler . . .Alfred Reger .. .. . . . .Robert Stephens A X I 'I I K Fly f' ff f 5 A ' A XX' J fl' I r MW K, ll' F ff 3 f w! Xffl 4 W' tl , I X I V'-' f 1 HW X. L: XXX V' ' l N MVN W ' nm,,'f' f,,I ,L ww N X XXXL A Xkl Qx , -X ffm! ffl Y '!f!,l1fMN'Hju !!':f'Nf ga' 'XYQX 21 ' , f j Q f f- ! 'I11' Wf'!l, V f ,K WK I,-J cw in ff5 X f,2,r1f ,, f iff, 1 ww grx, ic' Wx I X , -Ei'i3r-,Messlcvl ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ROXBURY ANSWER BOX llladam: What is an optomist? WILLIE S. Ans.: An eye doctor. Dear Old Rox: What kind of rooms are mushrooms? DYKE. Ans.: I was always told that the parlor was the mushroom. Dear Advisor: My mother told me lo-ve is like photography. Why is that? FITSY. Ans.: Because it has to be developed in the dark. Dear Sirs: What do you call a man who plays a saxophone? O. V. FREUND. Ans.: That depends on how rotten he is. Ill adam : What is an inventory? BILL K. Ans.: A book in which records of inventions are kept. Dear Answer: Who killed Abraham Lincoln? GULICK. Ans. : Booth Tarkington. Gentlemen 1 Why did the boy stand on the burn- ing deck? BAKER. Ans.: Because it was too hot to sit. Sixty-tfwo Sir or llladam: Some gazaboo told me my jaw was like a typewriter. How come? ' Mcild UR TRIE. Ans.: It's Underwood. llfr. Roxbury: lily English teacher has told me that my compositions lack originality. What shall I do? RETA ROBINSON. Ans.: Copy Shakespeare or some other famous Writer who was noted for his originality. Dear Answer: W'hen can a horse eat best? .IOHNIE RHINEHART. Ans.: When he hasn't a bit in his mouth. Dear Roxbury: How can I improfzie the work of the cooking classes? MRS. CHRISTENSEN. Ans.: Make them eat what they cook. Dear Sir: What part of the car causes the most accidents? Ans.: The nut at the steering wheel. Marian: I W'l1at is the insect that carries brain fever? Ans.: Algebra. Dear Rox: What can you tell about nitrates? Ans.: They are cheaper than day rates. ...........PeIly ROXBURY ECHO 1927 The Innocents ..... The Unholy Three . . . Love and Learn ..... Glorious Apollo ...... Chance and the Woman The Perennial Bachelor The Boy Friend ...... OUR LIBRARY ...Helen Carey and Pauline Veigel .........Yank, Pelly and Woohe They Knew What They Wanted Padlocked ........... .......... It .......................... The Longest Shadow . . . A Man Foursquare .... The Little Spitfire ........ Winnefs from the Wilderness . Nigggr Heaven ........... Two Girls Wanted .......... She's all the World to Me The Big Show .......... The Cheerful 'Cherub .... VVildA Goslings ........ The Great Good Man . . lllan Eater ............. 1. Silence ..................... New Friends in Old Chester . Gas, Drive In ............ The Holy Terror ....... The Fascinating Stranger . . . The Strolling Saint ........ . The Understanding Heart ..,. The Beloved Brute ......... Love 'em and Leave 'em .... The Ancient Highway . .. The Professor's House . .. The Power and the Glory . . . The Informer ...... . .... . . . . . Dorothy Lawrence . . . . . . .Willie Sutton .............Fitsy .............Dyke . . .Herman Gerken . . . . . .Echo Board ...Bill Reger . . . . .Edward Priestly ..........Harry Tappan . . . . .John B. Shambaugh ..........Helen Bigelow . . . . .1926 Football Team . . . .Balcony in the Movies . . . .McMurtrie and Stroud .................Zeekie . . . . . .Daddy Long-Legs . . . . . Bunny Steelman .........Freshmen . . . . .Will G. Atwood . . . . . Ruth DeGraw . . . . .Mae Scheld . . . Pike Rockefeller . . . . . . .Vicky Freund . . . . . Harmon Driscoll . . . .Marion Beeman . . . . . .Louise Crater . . . . . .John Reinhardt . . . .Clementine Schmitt . . . . .Hillside Avenue . . . . .Yank Harrington's .. . . . . . . .Senior Class . . . . .Virginia Howell SLrly-three ROXBURY ECHO 1027 my A . 'a , 1, V! llff'f9l-kfi f , C, ITHOUT doubt many of the former citizens within Roxbury's frame or QOAW brick walls looked forward eagerly to the 1920 ECHO, felt themselves ,Tk strangers as they found unfamiliar names and faces on the pages, antici- pated pleasant recollections with the hits of news about their former class- -'ensi mates, and were disappointed to find no lengthy lists to mull over. Only those who have tried desperately to make accurate the mention of present names, or present jobs, or present addresses can appreciate just what nightmares the alumni editor can endure and still live to hear someone shout, f'Say, 1 haven't been working for that duh of a company for a yearl You asked my sister about me? Oh! she never can remember where l aml Altho' l was one of the disappointed anticipators, I could not help thinking of that card index which simply would not stay up-to-date in information about the alumni. Several packs of cards have been added to it since I could recite the names in alphabetical order. The President suggested in the 1926 issue that someone write the history of the Alumni Association, or sketch the career of an eminently successful alumnus for alumnal, or contribute something about somebody. l commend him upon every suggestion. I wish someone had contributed something. Then l should not be trying to discover who has made a million or two in real estate in lwuskrat, or has disfovered gold in Ironia, or has flown over High Ledge, or has swum the length of Black River, or has invented a silencer for the trolley as it rattles down Blain Street. No press agent has sent all of us reviews of anyone's latest appearance on the stage. If l attempted to list the newest acquisitions in cars, someone would be sure to Htrade in his before the ECHO could return from the printers. l could be sure of the accuracy of such a news bulletin only if every member of every class graduated from Roxbury were present at a game or a dance or a busi- ness meeting-and such a time can never be. .lust the suggestion of such an occa- sion recalls the once daily familiar faces of associates in the old building or the new, Speaking for the increasingly large group of alumni who find it impossible to be present at the meetings, l know that the announcement of an alumni gather- mg always calls forth a hopeful inspection of the calendar. Altbo we realize that many of us are merely names to the present student body of Roxbury, our interest Sixty-four :T VROXBURY ECHO 1927 in their doings is not passive. Our pride in the progress of Roxbury is just as keen as it was when we were contributing in volume to the cheers. Even if there were only about forty of us in those faraway days, we were more than satisfied with the noise we could make. ' A member who can always be counted upon to give support more tangible than the spiritual support so freely promised answered my appeal for information about the activities of the Association for the year. In June the Class of 1926 was admitted to the Association at a dance in the Hercules Club House. During the Christmas season another dance was enjoyed on the same floor. The Varsity foot- ball team was made thankful by a victory over their elders on Thanksgiving Day. ln March the girls and the boys again Won the honors over the alumni on the basketball court. The oliicers for the present year are Carrell C. Bryant '16, presidentg Florence S. Harvey '13, vice-presidentg Carl McLaughlin '26, secretary, and Lewis F. E. Reger '20, treasurer. Now that I have come to the foot of the page, I shall close this brief accounting with greetings to those who have been alumni for just twenty years, to those who are about to join the ranks, and to those others who belong to all in-between years. May the next twenty years bring continued prosperity to Roxbury! Harriet Meeker '12. Sixty-for ......mnKhurl.u...a. 3 ROXBURY ECHO, 1927 Sixty-.fix ADVERTISEMENTS HE following pages are devoted to the adver- 'QQ tisements of the leading business and pro- .fees 'few 'ts' . . . . . fessional men of this VICIUHZ . Ma we ask a s Y Y N' h hl ' h' fi ft,eg...yR tat you ep retain t eir con dence and s v secure their future co-operation by giving them your patronage? We trust, that We have upheld our part and have shown a true feeling of interest in every advertisement in this publication. We take this opportunity to thank the advertisers of the Echo and to extend our best wishes for a most successful business season. Ellsworth Pell '27. ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ' ' ' 2 OUR IVIOTTO AND OUR STORY I I R oxbury High School g l E xtra Attractions at Low Prices i C ome Any Friday Evening at 8 E E R un In Our Illuminated Parking Space E E ach Attraction Carefully Selected S A ll Proceeds Used For the School E T he Usual Admission Is a Quarter I n No Case Will You Be Canvassed by Students O nly 'fried and Proved Pfnnnnnnnn 3 N o Fear For Your Car-Police Protection. I F amily Parties Get Much For Little O ur Patrons are Always Satisfied i E R elax For Two Hours Each Week. S I A nd Be Sure It Is ln Our Auditorium g I L cave Care Behind on Friday I L et Us Prove Our Wortll. Come! ! 5 Q I Q I v QQQQQ -0-rf wvvvv -on QQQQQ --S Sixty-.tefven ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ! I I I I 5 mms PUWD R Co. Q WILMINGTON, DELAWARE I E 'I ' 4 9 ! G 1 5 www mu. Ji-THHW'-V-.1 O5 I g BLACK BLASTINC1 POWDER I High Explosives Permissible Explosives ! Blasting Supplies of Every Description g Commercial Chemicals i UZAPONH Products ' Leather Cloth, Lacquers and Lacquer Enamels i Nitro Cellulose' I I ' S c gi I I HIGH EXPLOSIVES AND CHEMICAL PLANTS 5 HOPATCONG, N. SENTER, INIICH. ' ATLAS, MO. GIANT, CALIF. 3 REYNOLDS. PA. TUNNELIION, PA. ! BLACK BLASTINC POWDER PLANTS J HORRELL. PA. PATTERSON, OKLA. l OOLTEWAH, TENN. PITTSBURG, KANSAS D WOLF LAKE, ILL. GIANT, CALIF. I zAPoN PRODUCTS 3 STAIVIFORD, CONNECTICUT Sixty-eight ROXBURY ECHO 1927 in rioioioiuxoz 1101010141 1411151141 nic cm-10: 1:11 1- :K 1 :11:10:01uznznznzuiuzzrzz1 :nz 1 3:1 az 3 SEGUINE BOGERT CO. Dealers and Shippers of Washed and Screened SAND AND C-RAVEL Plants n C. R. R., KENVIL, N. and i I I ! 4 l 2 :J Q r 2 Q0 1 5 Q m u c 4 2 ' 3 Q c: Z a z g P 3 Z ! e. ! . Q Q ! riujoiocpoia 161: Sixty vin p ROXBURY ECHO 1927 'T riojoioioioioiojoif 114 rzuioiuioiojoirvx 4:oio:o:o:oio:oi0I0:1 rioxuzwioioioirviv 54 0:0 'H 6 N R N 'Q vioioicbioeboioioixsicvioimrifrlfrioifriericvioioievioioioioioilhit o-jcriclcicrixxifricnicxini 203010101011 1014 The W E. Bosteclo Store Prices Right Quality Merchandise FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Dry Goods Shoes Furniture Hardware Sporting Goods Radios .Iantzen Bathing Suits Victrolas and Records Make our store shopping headquarters for Roxbury 'High Supporters You can find everything for the home here PHONE 5 I NETCONG nic 14-if ini: 1031110101011 ROXBURY ECHO 1927 501014 31.1.1.1 .1 ,g0g01o1o:4v:wv:4v1cx11v21r:1r11v1o11r11ri1r11:10i1r11ltlr 'Q I ' I I i j High Quality I-las Made E I Castles the Leadin Ice Cream 1 g 1 I Concern in New Jersey I 3 I I I Twenty-eight years ago the Castles Ice Cream Company was born in Irvington. One small freezer I I was its total equipment. lts service extended for a I ' few blocks around the store where Castles Ice Cream I was made and sold. l I WONDERFUL NEW IMPROVEMENT I g I I Professor W. P. Heath, distinguished food I I scientist, found a way to increase the purity, flavor and I I food value of ice cream by freezing it in a atmosphere I l one hundred times purer than air. I I CASTLE5 HEATHIZED ICE CREAM is frozen I I in this pure, clean, sterile, germless atmosphere, which I I science has proved preserves the precious vitamins. S I I I I 1 CAS TIES 1 Q I I I 2 ICE CREAM CO. i I I I erse s urest ecause t s eat lze J y' P B 1' H if a 3 Q I oioi4n1o1oio14ri1vi4n14r1o1o2nr1 r11v1ui1ri1r1cri1ricvicv24r3oio1o-i1riojoi0:0 Seventy-one ROXBUIXY ELHO 1927 .g....,-., xjoioioioicrioioiojc biota x1u:o1u:0:01n:o:o:n11s1o1o:1u:1n1u14n1o1o1o:4s:as1o14r:4x1cn ninja Se ilhliilbiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiilili The Photographs IN THIS BOOK WERE MADE BY THE PARKER S TUDIO MORRISTOWN, N. j. we Cn us U3 O C '-'I I U3 '-1 'PU P1 P1 1 ofosioia -. F x i BURY ECHO 192 7 o 91914 1, 'ii ,gf 1, 151. 14134 ,iq 3, 1, .11 .3 1, gf ,14 3. it is rjnioinigigil 9- 8 2 5 '-- 1 5 V ru 2 5 1315: , . I .. ,.,.... su .,,, S vs 3 I ,., v 2 rjgjgi. as H m wh-:fc Y .-3.1.1 Q' -' :Ln .39 D '03, 2 ' 0 Q E Q 1315. g F: Q I-into 5. gl -,q..-,-',-4 O 2 2? I E T 5 5. ,EF .4 5 50 m 5- E 5 f Q S if at Q U g T l .. A .vs H , C, G if Q 2 5? E Q 1 1 g ET J E9 U 0 F L ? E 3 Z W if Hg O 2, -4 'Q gn 2 z 2 5 5 56 fn - . :N Q H fn Q B . 1 S -e S ' 0 SQ Y -. rn 5 W D Q D! - L T p-3 ga O i E- ' E O 'E 'T' I' E O :I gi :. 73 Q 2 n. Q O Q.. D QQ 3 2 5 8 S C - H D ro Q w 9 - go 3 I 'i Z UD 3 wg fi Q' 'E I T 2 P-I 9, ,1 Q ' Q- E' f: rn 1 2 Q, P 5' FE i :s H S Z G O CD .14 - UQ 1.4 gg 'g. H Q. Q, .U .. 5' ' m G O ,-, F1 g ' 'D i 2 s 2 2 2 W g Q ' 2 1 F rr w 3 '1 Z: Q3 '13 W -4 O O I P' 9. Q-' O 8-A 5' CE O 2 H 9 S3 :s N- C -1 Q Q :I m Q-I B 1-' '-I ' 3 U' 5' UQ W 2 Q Q ! ' NJ r-1 ' 0 5 L1 U5 3 : '1 Q w UJ ' G 5 f-E '-1 F1 . lv Z F3 O O ' an rv ... - 0:53 N F If rv 'JU O U -..-1...-4,-1 Z 3 Z lg 5 - Piujqric ' ' ! 11010191511 'C - YCCLQSQUU U : 'I fl: -s 'S -u a -. 'Q . N 3 I fu .3 :ia mia Pig? ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Q I Q Real Estate Insurance 2 Q D l A- H- MOONEY Buy, Rent or Sell at I i Lake Holpatcong Through E Delco Light Products I THEO. ROSSY A l E Flanders New Jersey Phone Hop. 59 Office at River Styx l Q l Q l Q Phone 600 Q l I Q I 9 E 2 2 E BIR CH 63' BASSE TT 2 Q i ' l 2 Distributors For Q Q Q Q BUICK and CADILLAC Motor Cars 2 l l - ' U 2 DOVER, NEW JERSEY l l l I Q i Q i i LOORY'S DEPARTMENT l Q W. C. SWEENY l Q STORE Q Q The Home of Economy g l KENVIL - g ! I 6 E. Blackwell sl. Dover. N. J. NEW JERSEY 2 l 410.0,H-CHQH-0-DCQQIDQCIHHPUQQHH-li',, Q1 :l7:47 Sefvenly-four ROXBURY ECHO 1927 I I Q Phone 1229-J I I i DR. L. R. FRITTS Q 1 JOSEPH G. CONCIALDI, JR. Q I Pharmacist I i DOVER i Prescriptions Our Specialty I E NEW JERSEY 11 W. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. l Q I Q I Q I i I Q REAL ESTATE 2 Q I 3 Insurance In All Its Branches I Q I Q I Q I 2 I g JARDINE 69 REPH I Q I 2 KENVIL, NEW JERSEY I I Q I 5 I Q Cl-lIPPY'S BARBER GEORGE J' HILER I SHOP Q 12 LIVINGSTON AVENUE I g DOVER, NEW JERSEY Q Q DOVER, NEW JERSEY I Q Telephone 186-M I 5.0 n:4v:u141cv11v:1v:o:1v1ev:o1o:evgn1o:cv1o:u1ev:en:4n14v14 if 1o3ogu1o:fn14q1q Sefvenly-jifve ROXBURY ECHO 1927 g Phone Succasunna 60 Q KENVIL FIRE PROOF ' PHILIP REULE GARAGE ! 5 l M. Dr , P . I Real Estate Jmelll ky mp I Cars Stored ancl Repairecl 2 Terms Cash ' H P. 5 O ATCONC' NEW JERSEY KENVIL NENV JERSEY Q Are We on the Right Road? i They had just purchased a high priced cold air box and had lost their - way in their secondhand car. ! Theres a sign, dear. Are we on the right road? ! VVith his rlashlight he read: To the poorhouse. E Yes, he answered, We're on the right road and we did'nt know it, i Corparison of Costs between Ice and a Mechanical-Chemical Substitute. l Average Cost of machine installd .......................... . ...,..... 3296.00 Basd on this first cost we have: Q Interest at 696 .................... 17.76 l Depreciation at 10? Cvery lowl .... 29.60 l Maintenance per year ................. 15.00 Q Electric Current ................... ..... , 50.56 if Total ....................,........................,.. ..... S 112.92 - The amount of ice used in a year by the average American Q family costs .................... ............,........... ..... S 2 7.00 E DifTerence in favor of Ice ................................... S 85.92 i Getting along without ice is like winning from the Roxbury debating i team. You can't. Q LANDING, NEW JERSEY I I 5 THE EL NEH BEAUTY i SHOP K. SH. SPARNON g H. MARTIN Musical Director ! 5 DOVER, NEW JERSEY DOVER, NEW JERSEY 'goilniwrioioioioiiiiixiaxiavicxicvirxzf 10:11:21 is in is 3 14111024-11 is 1 Vefventy-six ROXBURY ECHO 1927 i I 11301-ni viii 1:2101 infix: 2 1 n 111 1 r 1 1 ,i, I ,. . . . I ! Ieleplloue 16-If-13 I I'znrluueut-All I waut is El chance i to express myself. i Q IN0l'gZiFKI'fxVIlCl'L' Io? ! EIVIERY PARKS E Q 'lleaclier-Define moustzlclle. - I Jitney Bus and Hudson I I'qI'llSIl-Tix iuoustaclie is a hang ou I 9 To Hire tie mout 1. g I . Q May I lzolcl you IIZlIlll Olive? i 8 CHILSTICR NEVV JERSEY Not ou your Life Buoy. I I I I i DA VIS GARA GE I i I i Dealer In I Star Cars Flint Cars I Q ik 1i11i'?1 E IK I ll ..1,. ., A I I f All 'I I . ll 5' 0 Ayr e1'1 3 mm Pj Wg 3 H , ' I ' I Q f- A A leee11 I 1 U AUTO SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES I LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TOWING ! Make our u'av'f:g.fr your licznclquartcrs aucl our mccliauic will solve your troubles ' l Also A. A. A. Service Station i Q Guy R. Davis, Port IVIorris, N. Phone Netcong 262 Day or Night Q A n ' I I . 3 GEORGE E. OBDYKE ALBERT STEVENS I I ! Groceries and Coal Groceries and Confectionery E I I I 5 LANDING NEVV JERSEY Xlaiu Street Landing. N- I- g 1 I ':'o1cr:1uio11vio1oicn1o2o1o14r:oiu2e-1o1a ia 2 vioxx: 1103 vioiniozuzuzwzo Sefventy-:even ROXBURY ECHO 1927 i:0v11r:1r11:1cv14x14n:1xi4v:cr:c 14 :ox n1o1o:o1o1o:4r1cs14r1o11n11v:o11r:1r11x11l.'4 I , . . Q . fatherfJohn, I m thinking of re- COLLARD FURNITURE CO. tiring this June and leaving the buisi- i S ness to you. D 1 i I I J l R.-VV f ' , , Furniture' Rugs, Beddmg andoffilen we cacxgtrerlireexflogiielaiei. at I I E Join Cnr Furniture Club and Pay g on the Deferred Payment Plan Yesterday we heard positively the l I last of our friend, the absent-minded Q professor, He slammed his wife and l D 13 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. kissed the door. Q I I I I Q Freight, C. R. R. of N. All Carving and Lettering l l Tele hone 4-f-I5 Chester Done With Pneumatic Tools I i P 1 I I I I Q . . CII' 0. 2 ' Y W cl 6- C I I I T. Y. Ward-R. B. Ward-W. L. ward g Q I I V lt d M numental work I Q all S all O I I . I Q ln Marble and Gramte 2 I - I 2 HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. LONG VALLEY, N. J. I ' 1 5 ee i E Phone 607-R I M. C. HAVENS S 2 LESLI1-is PERFUMERY i 1 Stationery 3 I g I Q , DOVER, NEW JERSEY 29 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. l ga 0' niojoitni1i1nifvioicni4r1oicr:011rimx1c:11r:1xi 10101 xioioioioioioic e-venty-eight 13105 R0 XB UR Y EC HO 1927 sffventy n' ' 1 w . ,,c f: -U 0 ,Q-,-1 0 ... :fa -U fl? if 5 o E 3 M'- zi H 9 N '--- ' 2' -1 Q -1..- Z , Q P 'Hb Q 35 z -1- I E? U -U Spf.-1.4 GI rn S O Jw .. 3' - 5 F' E 4 2 :s O ..,, 1-1-1 F1 ,,,. 'V fr-15 N-, ,4 fn Z gi. .. E' 0 '93, E C gf o - 94 'i j' 3 :C 4 mm l F '55 E 5 i 'U -. U1 1' K' A 2 5-2 s E, O Q I 2 2 is 2 5' D 5? 9: ffl Q Q, ,gf 5 Q' fm 112 fn Z ' af fi Q - 5 EQ E O f 2 m Ogg g,,- E I 0 S :U as o U' I y 2 was 5-13 -2 3, w :D DH . gm- rn 3, 1 3 ' EFF' 3? Q 0 5 w 'rx Z I 3 E 5.5-,Q 5 .4 H 7! ::s l-1-1 D af Q- U if 3, I 5 F1 2 U if: i E O fb 2' 5 Ja 3' 1 5 UQ H i 5 W MQ? 2 05 5' Q -s v-Q w sg 3- 5 ., 5 an gl l 3.1,-4 -1 S O 0 S' m Q i 0' 5- Q IJ D' 0 5 Z 3 on rm w g :1: 3 I ',,,, 13 ' W Cf Sv P o i -.. 'G 7 Z 8 :U S 13.2-l :-' 3 l H i ..-H E. 3 E2 E I 213111. Q. :I Q E - m 2 U, I '-,, E42 s 2' 5 QQ- E E -3- ROXBURY ECHO 1927 11014 1010201014111 ic 10101011 offnanoz 31,111 111 zigoxozozozaz if M. KURILOFF Sc SON Flour, Feecl ancl Grain Distributors of Ccresota Flour FLANDERS, N. J. Phone 28-R Netcong CLAUDE SEWARD Meats Groceries Provisions PORT MORRIS NEW JERSEY ln the manufacture of Kelly's Beverages the most scientific skill is employed by which Quality and Flavor can be assured . KELLY BOTTLER Phone Netcong 2 2 2 STANHOPE, NEW JERSEY ASK FOR Kent's Purity Bread FLOYD H. KENT LONG VALLEY NEW JERSEY Miss Rinehart-Rockafeller turn around. Rockafeller - I been turning around all period. Soph-How long can a goose stand on one leg? Frosh-Try it and see. Ogoioioioiuivioivioxainiriii 111131142 1 2 14: 1 2 3 ini 1: E igllty viuiuiuioiui 110101011 ROXBURY ECHO 1927 110101014 ni4n101010io1oio10i0i014r1n1oi4 J. B. 6: L. M. APGAR STRAFFORD NICOLAS Plumbing, Tinning and General Merchandise Repairs CALIFON NEVV JERSEY MT. ARl,lNG'l'ON NEVV JERSEY Phone Succasunna 75 or 76 SIDNEY C B YRAM Old Company Lehigh and Scranton Coal FUEL T. .AT SATISFIES' STANHOPE BAKERY YOST PHARMACY Wedding and Birthday Cake a NICTCONG Nrzw JERSEY Specialty lfverything in thc Bakery Line F, Stackhouse, Prop. Tel. 6-R Netcong 111130101014 1010101 1010101 bioioioioioioia-ini: cyoiuxoi riot: Eighty-n o 'Q 1101014 szojojozu ,101 rjoioiozozoiojviuzozozoioioxniq -:c.1cr11r:4njnr11ri1ri1xj1ri4r1a ,E .4 .111 Q tee ROXBURY ECHO 1927 i Establishe-d 1851 ! ! W. H. GOODALE. CO. g Dealers in the Best of Everything in BRIANT'S GARAGE 1 Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles Q A'so Paint, Oil and Window Glass Repans and Parts E Open Sundays 9-12 A. M., 6-7:30 P. M. i i Phone 335-R Dover, N. J. DOVER NEW JERSEY 3 Phone Succasunna 91-M i I WM. E. ANDERSON 2 BURNT MEADOW Radios and Electrical Goods Q INN . Freshman, Atwater Kent and 5 Leading Makes l Electric Washers 2 Savage and A-B-C i KENVIL Free Trial and Liberal Terms 5 NEW JERSEY Electrify Your Radio With Q Philco Eliminators Q KENVIL NEW JERSEY 5 We Make the Old as Good as New 5 H. G. MCELROY. i Simeon Joseph ' D. D. S. i SHOE 'HOSPITAL 1 i DOVER Z1 So. Warren St. Dover, N. J. E NEW JERSEY Next to Post OFF1ce Eighty-lfwo ROXBURY ECHO 1927 ?'gl-ul QIQUD ,QI-UQOQ PUD'-C HQIDCQIHQCH Q 'gulls PUDUD' mf I Phone 405-J D, Saniel S. Sanlel A I l Q ARROW JEWELRY SHOP ! CHARLES HARRIS 5 Q Diamonds, Watches and g l Jewelry . l Hardware Q l Arrow Building I I E 30 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. Blackwell Street Dover. N. J. Q i l Mists Rinehart-What 'S a l I AFTER GRADUATION ,.Ia,,-a.-Ia,ge? ' I g mglriscoll-An unmarried congress- 2 l Wh N 9 . t St d T B I y 0 u y 0 e a Willie Sutton-Did you see a man i i NUISC? with one leg named Mr. Brown? I . Johnny R-Wh-at's the name of tlIe other leg? I The Muhlenberg Hospital School Q of Nursing, at Plainfield, New Q Jersey, offers to High School Lifesiyfflfvwgi F 'lit -hstftue of i i graduates a thoroughly up-to-date hfaebfwigg? e even lm es' i three years' course of training- Pelly-cause if II was twelve II Q Highly efficient corps of in- Would be a foot. structorsg delightful surroundings. i For illustrated booklet address U l Q Directeress of Nurses, Muhlen- MBS Metcalf-Whfn 'S the lllost l b . . -common impediment lll the American erg Hospital, Plainfield, New Speech? I i JCTSCY- Don Thompson-Chewing gum. E 2 Y 1. - Y g i Phone 450-J i I THE QUALITY SHOP I , . , I l Ladies and Misses Dresses and Q Coats Q Next to Baker Theater 9 Q Men's, Young lVIen's, Boys' 1 . Cl h' : Clothing-Shoes-Haberdashery ot mg S i HARRIS AND NEIGELL, INC. f Phone 1334-I Dover, N. J. i 32 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N. J. Q 0:0 uni: 1o1o:nfqn1,2o1o:4:iaIi1w1o-14I11s1oioiIr1:m:sIrzninzuzox 111: iiox-Izmir Eighty-Ihr ft' ROXBURY ECHO 1927 i ll ui QUQI Q Q l I ll Y I 1 I 4 . Telephone 1-F-2 Chester I . Q FRANK F. BURD G- Y- HOPLER I Ice Cream and Confectionery Dry Goods' Groceries and 3 Hardware Q Agenf FOrURagicE: Supplies and Boots, Shoes and Rubbers 1 Se arg Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Etc. g CALIFON NEW JERSEY CHESTER NEVV JERSEY Q . l i Telephone Dover 528 i Succasunna 92 i ROYAL CORD 2 TIRES 2 GEORGE D. GARDNER Q Electrical Contractor g Dealer Q JAMES B. TONKING, JR. i i DOVER, N. J. Q 9 SOUTH MORRIS ST. 2 DQVER. N. -1. Next to Price's Studio Q ! 5 i MODEL DAIRY OAKDALE FARM ! Grade A Milk and Cream Q Leghorn Eggs 6 D. L. Bryant, Prop, F ! CHESTER NEW JERSEY Phone 9-F-5 Snceasnnna, N. J. :0n11l1m1':.1o1'1 :ri 312112 1 111 Eighty-four ROXBURY ECHO 1927 5 When in Dover Don't Forget to f i Stop at the Baker Goodie Shop ARTHUR W- JOHNSON - 1 E FOR Office Next to Sunnyside Hotel . I Nolan's Point i Lunch 1 Refreshments l I Taxi Service l 2 DOVER NEW JERSEY Phone 64 Lake Hopatcong, N. J. l 2 1 ' f ' BENSON S GARAGE 5 Oscar Benson, Prop. 1 Auto Supplies Meats and Provisions Q Repairs Storage Trucking E Marko Batteries on Hand SUCCASUNNA, NEW JERSEY 2 g omfosirii STATION Phone 173 Phone 229 Hopatcong 3 Phone 314 Q Q ROXBQRY GARAGE 2 3 H WEBER G. M. Bodine, Prop. l Q I Tires Tubes Accessories I Pamfe' and Decofatof Auto Repairing Machine Work I 3 Work Guaranteed Eight Hour Battery Charging I I Service Q Q HOPATCONG NEW JERSEY Phone 207-J Ledgewood, N. J. 3 0:01 Z4 E ighty-ive vioimniogaxz-11121 via ioiuininiozu ROXBURY ECHO 1927 5 J I STATE HIGHWAY SERVICE ERNEST W. SHIFFINGER, Mgr. i Q STATION AND SANITARY Q J LUNCH ROOM The GW I I Atlantic 8: Pacific 1 Best Service on the Highway Tea CO, i J ! A l 3 Willianl Jones, Proof Kenvil, N. KENVIL NEW JERSEY Q J E l i 2 i Q Hardware Q Paints J Oils i i Sporting Goods 2 i CHESTER BAKERY Old Town Canoes i i House Furnishings i Oil and Gasoline Stoves I Max Me er Pro - E i y ' P' Lumber and Mason Materlals i i Cement I J l J E l 2 CHESTER JOHN WILLS, INC. 5 E NEW JERSEY STANHOPE, NEW JERSEY E i Tel. 108 Netcong l J I J i J l J I I EMMAN5 at EMMAN5 PETER PREDMORE 2 E Confectionery and Grocery i I Grade A Milk Q i Castles Ice Cream E 3 Oysters in Season Q LEDOEWOOD NEW JERSEY ! g LEDGEWOOD NEW JERSEY Eighty-:ix ROXBURY ECHO 1927, 3:0-KPQVQ PQ lQ1DOQlP,0D0,1P,llQ5,0QICIQQQIQKYQQQQDQCQPQQQDQDTFUQIOEO 1 RA E. l CHESTER GA G H. A. RADEMACHER l Gasoline, Oils, Tires, Tubes, Etc. 5 l Fully Equipped Up-to-date Machine Plumblng Heatmg i i Shop-Repairing All Make of Cars , , l Tmmng i I Morris Chamberlain, Prop. i Ijhone Chester, N. Phone 20-F-6 Cl'lCStCl', E Phone 266-M l E i , A. M. RYAN SCHAFER s HOTEL l Sorosis Shoes For Women l ON LAKE HOPATCONG , Seasons Best Styles f Patsy Nazzaro Ox orcls ancl Pumps i Crosett Shoes and Other I Makes For Men MT .ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY Medium Priced and Excellent l ' ' Qualities Q 'Telephone 37 Hopatcong I 1 27 EAST BLACKWELL STREET I Q DOVER, NEW JERSEY Q ! Phone 16-M Miss Rinehart-I'm afraid I'm not I going to see you in heaven. i Woffie-Why what have you been i doing now? Q W. H. YOUNGS '-' i Clementine-Kadoringlyb je't adore. l Slim-fgruliflyj Aw, go shut it Q Plumber yourself- g Eleanor Sossong-Oh, I'm so flat- V tered. That man told me that I had SUCCASUNNA, NEW JERSEY arms like Venus de Milo's. ! 6' K-1l.1D,1.l PQfla0D1D1YQ0QlPQ1lQlPQ1lQflQlll1Dl4li-!Qlll1ll01lPMOQDQUQAQQ Eighty-:even ROXBURY ECHO 1927 i l g SUCCASUNNA MARKET i THE WOODSTOCK i Meats Groceries LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. i Q C. Hofstetter 8: Son. Props. l JOHN APGAR, Prop. S Phone 90 Succasunna, N 2 , l l DIEGES AND CLUST 15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK E i D BERTRANDS ISLAND l Manufacturing Specialty g Jewelers AMUSEMENT PARK I l Q Class, Fraternity, Club and Society Q Pins. Rings and Keys, Medals, Prize i and Loving Cups, Plaques and Trop- h' , . Q ms etc LAKE HOPATCONG 3 WE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE NEW JERSEY Q PERTAINING TO SPECIAL Q ORDER WORK l l l l Q L. R- REEVE-5 HUNTERDON COUNTY Q TRUST COMPANY ! Groceries and Candy 5 CALIEON. N. J. Q Capital and Surplus Sl 30,000.00 Q Phone 116 Succasunnn, N. J. I Safe Deposit Boxes at 33.00 Per Year tg010101011ricliioicxiiniiicviloicloioiivicrievioioiauicniavixvifricia Eighty-eight ROXBURY ECHO 1927 DAVID MURPHY Carpenter and Builder Phone 59 Succasunua, N. J. FOR SALE High Class Modern Homes GEORGE R. GORDON Builder Phone 178 Succa,unna, 11020 lioiniozair-10101011111 N. J. ELSDEN BROTHERS General Merchants KENVIL, NEW JERSEY F. C. Elclsen W. V. Elclsen THE DOVER TRUST CO. DOVER, NEW JERSEY SERVICES: Safe Deposit Vaults Travelers Cheques Foreign Drafts Executor Trustee 910101 01011 Mr Bloys-Ethel, what gon ? lfthcl Ammon-A dead parrot. original? it myself. Teacher-Is this theme Freshman-No I wrote is a poly- MEEKER, BANKS AND General Merchants Phone 13 Succasunna, 11011 14-ioioioiojojoioic E' 'Q' A B' .. w l 5 l E 92:14 CO. N. J. ROXBURY ECHO 1927 nimble 5 l Q CHARLES O. RAFER J. H. MOTT l 3 Carpenter and Builder Kenvil Lumber Company 5 Tel. 2094-R Hoipatcong New Jersey KENVIL NEW JERSEY I Senior-He calls h-is girl TOMA- l KENVIL SANITARY BARBER TOES- i Frosh-Why? ' IGNOZIO NOBILIO Senior-Because he says none can g love him like his little tomato ican. 1 First Class Service Pa-Son, don't you know that you I won't go to heaven if you swear. I Son-That's all right I want to go Q KENVIL NEW JERSEY where you go- i PROFESSOR OSEPH REA l GALLO BROS. J 5 Lessons on Banjo, Saxaphone and l General Contractors All Musical Instruments 2 Harmony, Counter Point, Composition i Telephone 133 Phone 822-M E NETCONG NEW JERSEY 179 E. Blackwell St. Dover. N. J. E H. F. LOWERRE i R- G- BULL PLUMBING CO. g General Merchandise Plumbing, Heating, Tinning 3 Visit Our Up-to--date Show Room g Phone 16-J Succasunna, N. J. Mt- Arlington New Jersey Q Ninety 11 111011:10101014x1o:o1o11xjtn11v:oi4xitn1sx11x11r10:4ritxj1i1o1cnjex njuinioiui 011 'Z 'Q ROXBU RY ECHO 1927 ,jg ijcrjoiuicvioi-xiojcnxainjoiv rizvioioiuifniiviojrrjcvicsieniojvvicricxjfnicrjuxjc R. C. BARTLEY CO. Grey Iron Casting and Steam Heaters BARTLEY NEW JERSEY 'Q Q Q I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 ESQ 'Q EQ f.:Q SQ 2: PQ gQ 'ta Q LONG VALLEY NEW JERSEY E.. A. WRIGHT COMPANY Engravers Stationers Printers For Colleges and Schools Specialists In Fraternity and School Stationery Commencement Invitations Class Day Programs Dance Programs and Dance Favors School Catalogs Diplomas Class Rings and Pins Wedding Invitations Business Stationery Bonds and Stock Certificates BROAD and HUNTINGDON STS. PHILADELPHIA G. T. WELSH Lumber, Coal, and Building Materials When You Need Insurance Call, Write or Phone A. S. BRYANT lnsurance Broker LANDING NEW JERSEY Phone 131 Hopatcong NEUWIESINGER 6: SON Prime Meats and Vegetables Only 'E' I I l Q l Q Q Q Q l Q Q l l 2? 'E 3 Q Q 95 !2 'ri la P7 '41 LONG VALLEY NEW JERSEY vioioioiojojojoicxianzoioiiria viuiojoioioiuioiu 1 1 :join 011 3 R. N .. Re . Q S -2 RoXByyURY ECHO 1927 0:0101 2 nz 1:1211 1:2 1:0111 1:1 A I I 3 CHAS. I. KING F. A. DE CAMP SUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY E Builder and Contractor Phone 145 g FIUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY Insurance For Every Need I Real Estate Investments I Telephone 56 Securities Q SUCCASUNNA BARBER i D. SUPEL. Domenico Scarnecchia, Prop. i First Class Service Meat Groceries Courteous Attention to Children Fruits Specialty: 3 HAIR BOBBING Q SUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY SUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY g We often wonder that if Drink ' to me only with thine eyes, was com- CONOVER S E posed by Volstead. P d B k h t -... .repare uc w ea i Slim-I hear that he worships knowledge. For Our Buckwheat Cakes I Clementine-Yes, he is always at I the foot of the class. ' -1 Manufactured at 5 Lindaherry-Look! the boys are down on the ballfield catching Flies BARTLEY NEW JERSEY Q Hermans-What for, biology? 2 GEORGE SCI-IELLING REXALL DRUG STORE Q Mason and Builder i STANHOPE l X r 2 Phone 322 Hopatcong, N. J. NEW JERSEY 05114 52 'I fl fi J. gs Q bi vioioioioii it 1 xii 1 11014 if ROXBURY ECHO 1927 JOSEPH CETTI General Store Phone 357-R Landing, N. J. JOSEPH F. GRAY Steam and Hot Water Heating Plumbing A. B. C. Oil Burner Telephone Succasunna 139-F-8 FLANDERS NEVV JERSEY WILLIAM H. STEPHENS Electrical Contractor Phone 118 Succasunna, N. J. UNITED STATES STORES CHESTER NEW JERSEY ricrisvioifrioioioioioicvicnioi x3u1oio1oioi4 2034 i01n1o1u1oioi4 101121141110 1 vjvic xioioinaniuia rioioioiojaxjcriojoioiuif ni 011 11014 J. D. LAUERMAN Contractor and Builder Cottages-Sale or Rent Phonic- 210-J Lake Hopatcong, N. J. E. F. FLOWERS Ice Cream and Confectionery LANDING NIIZW JERSEY H. F. MEEKER Insurance Fire Compensation Liability Auto SUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY Tcl. 102-M Hopatcong ROY STONE Milk and Cream LANDING! NEW JERSEY 5 3 fu -. 'F -. .. b '4 2 0:4 axe nioioioioioioi bitxicriwricrisriwrifriirififriiriirifriixicrifxiirl oil ROXBURY ECHO 1927 WILLIAM BARTLEY Gr SONS, Zcck-If I had money I'd travel. Steelman-ftaking out pocketbookj INC' About how much do you need? Grey Iron Castings and . Ellenn-But there's a Hy in my milk. General Machine Work John-That's all right he won't drink much. BARTLEY NEW JERSEY CHAPLIN TAXI SERVICE Cars For All Occasions A- S- LAWRENCE F0 H' b -H T ' , r Ire y our or np Fresh Meat and Poultry Day and Night Service Elmer Chaplin, Mgr. Phone Hopatmg 29 PORT MORRIS NEW JERSEY PALACE OF SWEETS WILLIAM A. HARDING DEPARTMENT STORE THOMAS KOCLAS, Prop. PORT MORRIS NEW JERSEY NETCONG NEW JERSEY MOONEY BROS. C. A. PLUME, M. D. Grade A,IVIiIk SUCCASUNNA NEW JERSEY NETCONG NEVV JERSEY ety-four 10101031 nioinzoioioi 111 li 11111114 101034 10:11 31 in 103010101011 ROXBURY ECHO 1927 nz , . --- . Q 2 -1 B-I E o S i 2? I U H- if H E gg 3 Q O 5: E Cb -A 1 4 I f 14 Q 5 f F1 Z 0- N' S. Q QT FU Cp CD :N 3. l Q.. ' Q. '4 E' Q S E E' O 5' 'U 2 an 'U U N f. O if O Q3 S. 9 -lk O I Oo F7 I 3 -1 at Q 5 V' 9 o U' 3 Q rn P1 U' -1 5 N- l Q Q -C 'JU . N Q Q72 3' Qu i 5 UQ j 5 2 5'5 a ag, i ! ! -.-.-.-- .... ,.-- , .,., ! 0:02 .wioiuioioic is 1 1 101011 3111111141111 1:3014 1014 is 1 vi v otnro P ROXBURY ECHO 1927 Q goin: 1 1 1 3 gn: 1 1 101 1 3-1111111 1:1 mvivisi 2111211014 E l The Prin ted Word' The 1927 issue of the Roxbury Echo is a pro- duct of our plant. 'shame--wiv' 'm vm .V ?' ff'-M' I-IEN Guttenberg invented the first mov- xi able. types, the cause of education re- ceived its greatest impetus. All the colleges of the world owe their efficacy to the printed word. 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