Pine Plains Central High School - Pine Log Yearbook (Pine Plains, NY)

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With Gratitude MISS HUBBARD with deep and sincere gratitude for the sacri- fices you have made ... for your steadfast loving-kindness . . . for your reliable assistance . . . but most of all for your interest, we, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty three, de- dicate this page in token of our appreciation. You entered our lives in a casual way, And saw at a glance what we needed; There were others who passed us or met us each day, But never a one of thorn heeded. Perhaps you were thinking of other folks more, Or chance simply seemed to decree it; I know there were many such chances before, But others — well, they didn’t see it. There may have been some who have done more To help us along, though I doubt it; What we needed was cheering, and always before They had let us plod onward without it. You helped to refashion the dream of our hearts, And made us turn eagerly to it; There were others who might have (I question that part) — But, after all, they didn’t do it! Grayce Strickler Dawson Page thirteen

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BUS DRIVERS First row, left to right: Harold Shook, Cecil Dyke man, Allen Smith, William Patterson, Louis Juln- ing, Ray Harrison, Frank Chatlos Second row, left to right: Clarence Ross, Kurt Moller, Charles Holsapple, John Woodward, Lloyd Harrison, William Quinn Tn Appreciation What’s a ship without a sail, a boat with- out a rudder? You’re right—there just isn’t any get-up-and-go; no real way to start things moving and keep them in top notch order. That’s how PPCS would be without its competent cafeteria staff, custodians and bus drivers—far from shipshape! It isn’t often that one thinks of the many people concerned with school life who work “below deck” to serve in every way possible. The good lunches, clean halls and “door to CUSTODIANS Custodians: Top row, left to right: Russell Bur- ton, Harry Myers, Clarence Burton. Second row: Cotter Smith, Leslie Carrothcrs door” transportation which we find each day are usually taken for granted. At this point, we, the Senior class of 1953, would like to express our gratitude for these services. We appreciate the help, friendliness, and faithfulness, characteristic of those who have thus provided us with smooth sailing, and we hereby confer the honorary title of “Unsel Fish” on each and every one of you grand people. Many thanks! CAFETERIA Cafeteria: Mrs. Smith (left) and Mrs. Butter- field. Page twelve

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Soon to graduate, the Senior knows that he must chart his own course. Page fourteen