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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

Nineteen Ijunhreii anb J ebenti� -(©ne PINE LOG STAFF EDITOR: DEBBIE SALVIA CO-EDITOR: LINDA SWART PHOTOGRAPHY: PAUL DESSER, DOUG COONS ART: DAVID HANLON, CADDY HAM DEPARTMENTS SPORTS: DEBBIE EISEN, PAM CAMBURN SENIORS AND MERITS: DOREAN GARDNER OPENING AND CLOSING: KAREN WILLIG, JEANNE VALENTINE CLASS WILL AND FAVORITES: BARBARA GILROY CANDID PHOTOS: LINDA BECKWITH, PAT WALDEN, LORRAINE REED CLASSES AND ORGANIZATIONS: LINDA SWART, DEBBIE SALVIA MEMORIAL PAGES BY MR. ERIC KUNITZ ADVISORS: MR. ROGER SCOTT MR. JAMES MOYERS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS UNDERCLASSMEN.................................................9 BOCES........................................................25 SENIORS 29 MERITS 43 FAVORITES....................................................51 CLASS WILL 59 ORGANIZATIONS................................................75 SPORTS......................................................101 TEACHERS....................................................127 ADMINISTRATION..............................................139 ADS.........................................................151 3 � • 4 What will we play next?? 5 The class of 1971 takes this time to pause and reflect on the years that lie ahead, and what they may hold for us. To this, our future, we dedicate our yearbook. 6 SPECIAL THANKS To MR. SCOTT and MR. MOYERS . . . The Pine Log staff extends sincere thanks for giving so unselfishly of your time and en- ergy to help make our yearbook a great success. IN APPRECIATION To MR. KUNITZ and MR. CASWELL . . . We would like to express our deepest appre- ciation for helping us discover and develop the creative talents that lie within us all. Thank you also for being congenial and understanding homeroom teachers. 8 CLASS OF 76 10 CLASS OF 75 12 13 CLASS OF 1974 CLASS OF 1974 CONTINUED . . . 91 ZL JO SSV1D CLASS OF 73 CONTINUED . . . 17 CLASS OF 72 18 CLASS OF 72 CONTINUED 19 CLASS OF 1976 President: Brock Maslonka Vice-President: Lester Conklin Secretary: Beth Badore Treasurer: Paul Eichin C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S CLASS OF 1974 President: David Moore Vice-President: Mark Zeyher Secretary: Kathy George Treasurer: Brita McCauley CLASS OF 1975 President: Scott Burton Vice-President: Adrienne Kemp Secretary: Cheryl Lee Treasurer: Robin Hanlon CLASS OF 1973 President: John Nichols Vice-President: Mark Burton Secretary: David Lasher Treasurer: Kim Dillinger CLASS OF 1972 President: Michelle Squeo Vice-President: Diane Robinson Secretary: Kathy Pilch Treasurer: Pam George As I was saying. Boy, this is a tough test.” Boy, do I hate him.” What homework did we have, Charlie? 21 You think you're cute, don't you? Yea! I have all five of them I think. Boy that's simple. 22 It wasn't me . . . 23 BOCES SPECIAL EDUCATION 24 26 27 28 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS 30 JEANNE VALENTINE MAUREEN TIRANTE JOHN ALM JOHN T. BALDWIN III THOMAS G. BAUER- LINDA BECKWITH EDNA BENJAMIN PETER BARTOLOMEO FRANK BURDICK PAMALA CAMBURN TINA CHRISJOHN 32 FARLEY CHURTON DELORES COOK DOUGLAS COONS PAUL DAVIS KATHRINE DENNISTON GARY CULVER 33 EDD DUNHAM TIMOTHY ECKHARDT MARGARET EGAN 34 DEBORAH EISEN DONNA FINKLE JAY FRANCIS DO RE AN GARDNER ROBERT GERHARDS BARBARA GILROY DAVID HANLON DENNIS HEDGES KATHY HEERMANCE CARLA HOFFMANN DAVID KNICKERBOCKER RONALD KELLERHOUSE DEBORAH KIERNAN 37 KATHLEEN MEAGHER THEODORE LUTZ IRENE LUTZ FREDRICK MILLIUS KATHIE MEYERS KENNETH MOORE MICHAEL MOSHER LINDA MORILL RAYMOND NADJA DONALD PECK LORRAINE REED DEBORAH SALVIA DONALD STODDARD UNDA SWART JOANN SWEENEY LOUISE WAIDELICH PATRICIA WALDEN KAREN WILLIG 41 ■ You thought you caught ME? Darn that hang nail! YOU FOOL! I 43 JOHN ALM Ski Club, Foreign Cookery. Traffic Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Freshman Letter, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Letter, Basketball 2,3,4, Letter, Co- Captain Basketball. JOHN T. BALDWIN III Football Letter, 2. PETER BARTOLOMEO Varsity Club, Track Club, Varsity Baseball, Letters, Varsity Basketball, Letter, Traffic Club, Football, Letter, Art Club. THOMAS G. BAUER Wrestling Club. Track Club, Band. Traffic Club, Rooting Squad, Intermural Sports, Football, Varsity Club. Foreign Cookery, Ski Club, Science Club. EDNA BENJAMIN Newspaper 3,4, Secretary of Newspaper 4, Science Club 2 Years, Prom Committee Jr. Class, G.O. Commissioner Merit Dept. 4, Library Club, Yearbook Staff 4, Rep. from PPCS to the Dutchess County Board of Jr. Reps. Upward Bound. DONALD BIRD FFA, Class G.O. Representative. LINDA BECKWITH Art Club 1,2,3,4, Rooting Squad, Cheerleader 2,3,4, J.V. Captain 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Varsity Club, Track Club, Bomber Club, Year- book Staff 4, G.O. President 4, Prom Commit- tee of Jr. Class, Soccer 2. CHARLES BLOODGOOD Track Club, Member of Track Team, 2 Years, Varsity Club 1,2,3.4, Football 2 Years, Base- ball 1 Year. JOHN BOGGS Art Club, Photo Club, Rooting Squad. FRANK BURDICK Ski Club 2,3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4, Baseball J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Basketball J. V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Football Varsity 1,2,3,4, Track Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3. PAM A LA CAM BURN Business Club 2,3, Secretary 3, Rooting Squad 1.2.3.4, Traffic 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Bomber Club 4, Hockey 3, Volleyball 2,3, Softball 3, Basketball 3, Soccer 4. JIMMY CASAZZA Vice-President Freshman Class, Vice-President Senior Class, Vice-President Catholic Youth Organization, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3, 4, Crosscountry 1, Tennis 2,3,4, M.I. Award, Letter 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4, Varsity Club 2,3, 4, Photo Club 4, Intermural Volleyball 3,4. Traffic Club 3,4, Ski Club 3,4. FARLEY CHURTON Track Club, Basketball. DOUGLAS COONS Ski Club, Track Club, Art Club, Traffic Club 3.4, Foreign Cookery, Bomber Club, Vice- President of the Jr. Class. KATHY DENNISTON Art Club, Rooting Squad. JOHN DIPPER J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 3. TIMOTHY DIPPER Track Club. TIMOTHY ECKHARDT Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Track Club, Band, Varsity Club, Rooting Squad, 44 Dance Band. MARGARET EGAN Art Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball, Track Club, Yearbook Staff 4, Traffic Club 3,4, Bomber Club 4, Ski Club, Rooting Squad. DEBORAH E1SEN Business Club 3,4, Vice-President Rooting Squad 1,2,3,4, Traffic Club, G.O Lost and Found Commissioner 4, Soccer 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Bomber Club 4. RAYMOND ENRIGHT Varsity Baseball, J.V Basketball, Ski Club, Band, Senior Class President, Intermural Sports, Foreign Cookery. DONNA FINKLE Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Rooting Squad 1,2,3, 4, Track Club 1,2,3,4, Traffic Club, Co- Commissioner 3, Commissioner 4, Ski Club 1.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 4, Co-Cap- tain 3, Cheerleader, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, J V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee of Jr. Class. JAY R. FRANCIS Tennis, Varsity 1, Library Club 4, Science Club 4, Scienc Club-Fair Honorable Mention 1, and Prize 3, Band 1, Scorekeeper Basket- ball 2, Honor Key 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee of Jr. Class. DOREAN GARDNER G.O. Class Representative 3,4, Varsity Club 1.2.3.4, Cheerleader 1,4, Football 1,4, Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 4, Rooting Squad 1.2.3.4, Captain 4, of Band Twirlers, Band 1.2.3.4, Ski Club 2,3,4, Track Club 1,2, 3.4, Honor Key 2,3, Traffic Club 3,4, Year- book Staff 4, Secretary of Freshman Class, Prom Committee of Jr. Class. BARBARA GILROY Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Marching Band 1,2, G.O Class Representative 3, Drama Club, Hockey, Track Club, Traffic Club, Science Club, Yearbook Staff 4, Foreign Cookery, Volleyball, Archery. LINDA HAIRE Ski Club, Cheerleader 1, Varsity Club, Fu- ture Teacher of America, Basketball, Volley- ball, Hockey. KADDY HAMM Art Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary, G.O. Class Representative 2, All Girls Sports, Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball 1,2, Year- book Staff 4. DAVID HANLON Art Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff Member, Yearbook Staff 4. DENNIS HEDGES J.V. Football 1.2, J.V. Basketball 2. KATHY HEERMANCE Band 1,2, Rooting Squad 1, Girls Sports- Field Hockey 1, Basketball 1, Traffic Club 4, Art Club 1,2, Foreign Cookery 4, Drama Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4. CARLA HOFFMAN FTA 1,2, Science Club 3,4, Drama Club 2, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Governors Regional Youth Conference, 1st Prize local VFW Voice of Democracy Contest, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Key 1,3, NEDT Certificate 2, Library Club 4. RONALD KELLERHOUSE J.V. Basketball 1, J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 3,4, Rooting Squad, Foreign Cookery, Track Club. DEBORAH KE1RNAN Drama Club 1, Debate Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 4. DAVID KNICKERBOCKER Basketball 1,2,3,4, 1 Year Baseball Varsity Letter, 3 Honor Keys, Foreign Cookery, Band. MYRON LAYTON Track 1.2.3.4, Ski Club 4. Band 1,2,3, Track Club 1, Varsity Club 1. ANNA LIEBHART Secretary FTA 1,2, Secretary G.O. 4, News- paper Staff 4,3, Yearbook Staff 4, Rooting Squad, NEDT 1,2, Voice of Freedom 3, 1st Prize Science Fair 3, Science Club 4, Library Club 4, Foreign Cookery 4, Prom Committee of Jr. Class, Drama Club 4. KATHY MEAGHER FTA 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Rooting Squad 1,2,3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,4, Class Officer 2, Yearbook Staff 4. CATHY MEYERS Business Club 2,3. LINDA MORILL Girls Sports - Volleyball, Hockey, Soccer, Art Club, Secretary of Class 1. MICHAEL MOSHER Track Club 1, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1, Pep Band 2,3,4, G.O. Represent- ative 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Club 2,3, 4, Rooting Squad 1,2, 3,4. RAYMOND NAJDA Football 1,2,3,4. 3 Letters, 1 Year Basketball, Varsity Club, Track Club. Ski Club, Foreign Cookery 4, Traffic Club 3.4, Intermural Volleyball and Basketball. LORRAINE REED Girls Sports - Softball 1,2,4, Basketball 1, 2.3.4, Soccer 2,3,4, Volleyball 2, 3,4, Hockey 2,3, Foreign Cookery 4, Business Club Treasurer 4,3,2, Rooting Squad 2.3, Traffic Club 4, Yearbook 4. DEBBIE SALVIA FTA 2 Years. Science Club 2 Years. Newspaper 3.4, An Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Yearbook Editor 4, Archery Team 3,4, G.O. Commissioner of Finance 4, Foreign Cookery 4. RONALD SCHEER Football 1,2,3.4. Varsity 1,3,4, Basket- ball J.V. 1, Foreign Cookery 4, Class President 2. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Traffic Club 3. PETER STAPF Football 1,2,3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Base- ball 1.2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3.4, Foreign Cookery 4. ALAN STIPPA Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Letters 4, 1 Year Cross Country, 1 Year Track. Varsity Club, Foreign Cookery 4. Science Fair 2nd Prize Honorable Mention at D. C.C. DONALD STODDARD Varsity Baseball 1 Year-letter. LINDA SWART FTA 2 Years Drama Club 1 Year, Science Club 3.4, Newspaper 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. Honor Key 2,3, NEDT Award, Rooting Squad 1,2,3, 4. Foreign Cookery 4, Prom Committee 3, Library 4. JOANN SWEENEY Business Club 2 Years, Track Club 1 Year, Track, Basketball, Soccer. Volleyball, Field 46 Hockey, Business Club 3,4, JEANNE VALENTINE Girls Sports - Track. Science. Art. Traffic Club 3.4, Newspaper Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary. Rooting Squad. Yearbook Staff 4. LOUISE D. WAIDELICH Ski Club 1.2, 3,4, FTA Rooting Squad 1,2,3, 4, Newspaper 3,4, Traffic Club 3.4. Drama Club 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Science Club, G.O. Public Relations Commissioner 4. PATRICIA WALDEN Yearbook Staff 4, Traffic Club 3,4, Business Club 2,3,4, President 3,4, Rooting Squad 1, 2.3.4, Girls Sports Hockey 2 Years, Softball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3, 4, Soccer 2.3,4, Track 1 Year. ELISSA WRIGHT Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Traffic 3,4, Rooting Squad 1.2.3.4, Hockey 2,3, Soccer 3, Softball 1,2, 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 2,3,4. KAREN W1LL1G Future Teachers of America 1,2, Inter- School Softball 1, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Rooting Squad 1,2,3,4, Class Officer Treasurer 1,2, Football Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Cheering Co-Captain 1, Captain 4, Girls Sports Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Traffic Club 3,4, Soft- ball 1,2, National Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent, Foreign Cookery, Prom Committee of Jr. Class, Honor Keys 1,2,3, Soccer 4. 48 49 CLASS CLOWNS PAT and PETE CLASS SLEEPER HACKY CLASS RAPPERS KATHY and PAUL CLASS V I P’s LINDA and RAY SENIOR SMOKERS KATHY and KENNY 53 MOST ATHLETIC - PETE, and TINA KADDY and DAVID WORST DRIVERS . . . TED and LINDA BIGGEST PARTIERS . . . MOST FUN TO BE WITH . . . DOUG and KAREN NICEST SMILE . . . JEANNE and RAY MAUREEN and Jimmy 55 MOST LITERARY MOST ADVENTUROUS DONNA and DOUGIE MOST LOVABLE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: Biggest Eaters: ELISSA and DUFFY Class Rankers: JOANN and JOHN Class Troublemakers: DOREAN and CHARLIE 56 CATHY and JOHN What do you want? I gotta study sometime. There goes a real cute guy I When you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. 57 58 I don't think so. I, RICHARD GOEHRING, alias Rich, will never for- get Elizaville parties. I am proud of passing En- glish 9, but not of the incident in General Science. A day to remember 12 31 '66; a day to forget 9 7 '66. Usually found in Elizaville with every- one. I hate getting up in the morning. Bye 1. MAUREEN T1RANTE, alias Tranny, will never forget the Trig, party, and the yearbook room. 1 am proud of passing my road test and my three point turns, but not of winning the G. O. election. A day to remember 5 15 '70; a day to forget 7 26 '70. Usually found skipping gym with Debbie and Linda. 1 hate short bells and selling candy. I leave Ricky a bottle of pink catawba, and the year- book to whoever wants it. 1. DOUG COONS, alias the same, will never for- get Puerto Rico or racing from Elizaville. 1 am proud of the good times with Kathy, bufnot of flunking Math. 10 and Chemistry. A day to re- member 12 31 69; a day to forget l l '70. Usu- ally found drinking at Tendre’s with baddies. I hate mean dogs and pistachio nuts and like snow, church bells, and bubble gum. I leave after the graduation parties. 1, KATHLEEN MEAGHER, alias Kathy, will never forget the summer of '70. I'm proud of taking shop with the GUYS and Mr. Hazelton, but not of my biggest mistake of life. A day to remember 10 26 '53; a day to forget l 13 '69. Usually found anywhere with my '55 Chrysler. I hate my princi- pal and like everyone. 1 leave my pipe which Vicky left to Teri to Rita. 1, TINA CHRISIOHN, will never forget Val's par- ties. I’m proud of putting up with Guy for so long. A place to remember; Gun Club Hill, a place to forget; Nash's classes. Usually found riding around in a blue Nova with Guy. I hate rumors and like motorcyles. I'm not proud of Rita's driving. I leave Debbie Kiernan All the Roches, she can find . . . 1, ALAN OSWALD STIPPA, alias A. O. S. , will never forget Physics Class. I am proud of reading the Hobbit and dreaming, but not Spanish III. A day to remem- ber, the day I skipped; a day to forget, the day I got caught. Usually found eating with R. N. K. I hate hunting, and like fishing. I leave Stissing Mt. School to Kenneth Conrad Stippa. I, LINDA MORILL, alias Rocky Baby, will never forget Puerto Rico with my Big Brother. I am proud of my new lover, but not of Regents Week '70. Usually found riding a 500 Triumph with Chris. I hate loneliness and like togetherness. A day to forget 6 29 '70. I leave my body cast to all the teachers to remember me and my permanent wave. 1, KEN MOORE, alias Doo-Doo, will never forget Goehring's party. I am proud of passing English 9, but not of getting kicked off the football team. Usually found at the Baseball Field with my car. 1 hate work, and like to sleep. A day to remember 11 7 70, a day to forget, I forgot. I leave finally. I. LINDA SWART, alias Nicole, will never forget a certain check list. I am proud of passing Earth Sci- ence, but not of failing my road test 3 times. Usu- ally found skipping Gym with Maureen and Debbie. I hate ugly blue gym suits and dirty sneakers, and like wandering around the halls. A day to remember 2 3 70, a day to forget 1 22 70. I leave three pink fail- ure slips, and two hysterical inspectors. 60 I, KATHI HEERMANCE, alias foxy (to few), will never forget Lyle, 5? deal, and The Big Splash, 1 am proud of getting out, but not of getting caught in the mixer. Usually found at Bens with Dave. I hate staying home, and like being Free. A day to remember 11 21 70, a day to forget 7 11 and 12 70. 1 leave Scope to the faculty, and Debbie to make bigger splashes in the future. I, DELORES COOK, will never forget a night in Jan. 1 am proud of my beautiful body. A day to remem- ber 6 2 71, a day to forget 3 14 68. Usually found fooling around with David and Louise. I hate getting up and like having a ball. 1, JOHN DIPPER, alias The Big Dipper, will never forget the summer of '68. I am proud of being a Senior, but not of something I’ve done for the last time. A day to remember 8 28 68, a day to forget 4 12 69. Usually found at work with Bird Dog. I hate school and homework, and like snowballs. I, RONALD SCHEER, alias Hackk will never forget Arlene's football party. I am proud of football, but not of Debbie X. Usually found sleeping. I hate work, and like play. A day to remember 8 22 53, a day to forget, die Sr. party of '70. I leave hun- dreds of empty beer cans. I, CATHI MEYERS, alias Katrina, will never forget 6 27 70. I am proud of graduating but not of get- ting inebriated at Mary's graduation. Usually found at the Ranch O Inn with Fred. I hate people who are perfunctory, and like traveling. A day to remem- ber 9 26 70, a day to forget 9 66. 1 leave at last. I, DEBBIE KIERNAN, alias Debs , will never forget Hedge's parties, especially 6 70. I am proud of Donna passing Driver's Ed, but not of getting suspended from school. Usually found riding around with Freddie. I hate Volkswagens and like Sat. nights. A day to re- member 6 27 69, a day to forget 12 2 70. I leave Janet to the Senior Class of 74. I, JIM CASAZZA, alias Cazzie, will never forget Puerto Rico. I am proud of passing chemistry but not of trying to pick a fight with Cort. Usually found having a good time with Doug. I hate the first day of school and like the last day of school. I leave my spot on the tennis team to Torey. I, EDD DUNHAM, alias the Rebel, will never forget summer nights. I am proud of a search ended, but not of swimming in Ancramdale. Usually found on the road in a truck. I hate crowds, and like being alone. A day to remember 4 24 70, a day to forget, losing the brakes. I leave a challenge; Who can find me now??? I, ANNA LIEBHART, alias Ann, will never forget those Mon. nights in Poughkeepsie. I am proud of finally passing geometry! But not of a certain day in 4 70. Usually found in Poughkeepsie with them. I hate nothing, and like anything (I'm not fussy). A day to remember 1 10 69, a day to forget 11 15 69. I leave Mr. Pasquarelli his little green men. I, DAVE KNICKERBOCKER, alias Knick, will never forget what a pain in the neck school's been. I am proud of getting through three years of Span- ish so well, but not of English II. Usually found with Rogue. 1 hate doing Homework, and like sports. A day to remember 9 16 70, a day to for- 61 get 11 2 70. 1 leave number 10 to my little brother. I, LINDA HAIRE, alias Hare, will never forget the good times at Horan's. 1 am proud of meeting Farley, but not of getting caught smoking in school. Usually found in the '57 Ford with Farley. I hate sitting in study hall and love leaving this place. A day to remember 8 28 68, a day to forget 11 25 70. I leave to Sue Ellen an empty locker and a vacant stall in the washroom. I, CHARLES DYKEMAN, alias Chas, will never for- get the good old days in the sixth grade. I am proud of passing B. O. C. E. S. but not of being a part of the Class of 71. A day to remember 6 20 51, a day to forget 6 1951. Usually found at Elvin's Market with Maureen. I hate school and like B. O. C. D. S. I, GEORGE A. DESSER, alias George, will never forget 10 24 70. I am proud of being a DeMolay, but not of failing French I, three times and French II twice. Usually found chauffeuring kids around with anybody that's crazy. I hate homework, and like Physics. A day to remember 10 1 68, a day to forget 6 26 70. I leave Mr. Carr, to my broth- er Paul Quickly. I, EDNA BENJAMIN, alias Edna Baby,” will never forget a certain garage door. I am proud of pass- ing my Hunter's Safety Course, but not of my numerous Regents taken in geometry. Usually found at a red light with a stalled car. I hate de- struction, and like peace and quiet. A day to re- member 6 29 69, a day to forget 3 16 70. I leave Jolly Roger to the Junior staff. I, DON I. BIRD, alias Birdy, will never forget Ivo's. I am proud of my Lemann's, but not of 11 13 70. Usually found at work, with Dip. I hate school, and like vacations. A day to remember 6 7 71, a day to forget 12 5 70. I leave my parking space. I, DEBORAH SALVIA, alias Debbie, will never for- get what I can remember. I am proud of passing geometry, but not of taking two years to do it. Usu- ally found playing cards, with anyone. I hate Chinese Fire Drills, and Love C. W. 0. A day to remember 11 26 70, a day to forget 10 24 70. I leave the Pine Needle, to whoever wants it! I, JAY FRANCIS, will never forget my summer trips. I am proud of being a Christian, but not of being prejudiced about things. Usually found alone. I hate Shakespeare, but like Thoreau. A place to re- member, the Rocky Mts., a place to forget. Us Vegas. I leave in search of truth and happiness. I, LORRAINE REED, alias Tina, will never forget the old P. P. C. S. I am proud of passing bookkeep- ing, but not of my attendance in Mr. T’s class. Usually found in Poughkeepsie with friends. I hate vegetables, and like to have fun. A day to remem- ber 12 13 69, a day to forget 5 24 70. I leave Deb W. to carry on, and Deb A. to get that ball!” 1, RAYMOND NAJDA, alias Nahda, will never for- get what's her name. I am proud of making all league center, but not of a certain predicament. Usually found skiing with Sheila and Scott. I hate nobody, and like almost everybody. A day to re- member the '70 Pawling game, a day to forget the '69 Pawling game. I leave Mr. Carr to whoever wants him!!! 62 I, JOHN BOGGS, alias Gunky, will never forget the flat tire on our first date. I am proud of Kathy, but not of failing Algebra twice. Usually found in Elizaville with Kathy. I hate the Baseball Field, and like almost everything else. A day to remem- ber 4 17 70, a day to forget 12 6 70. I leave HAPPILY. I, TIMOTHY ECKHARDT, alias Eckhardt, will nev- er forget deer hunting. I am proud of who knows, but not of leaving football. Usually found in the Stanfordville Laundromat, with the boys. 1 hate Math, and like study hall. A day to remember 2 9, a day to forget 10 26. I leave Pete to carry on. I, PAM CAMBURN, alias ?, will never forget 12 6 70. I am proud of Charlie, but not of my driving. Usually found in Mabbetsville with friends. I hate integration and like Veette’s. A day to re- member 3 28 70, a day to forget 7 1 69. I leave Angelia my space to fill. I, DONALD PECK, will never forget Puerto Rico. I am proud of All League Quarterback, but not of this world. Usually found at Charlene's with Char- lene. I hate war and like peace. A day to remem- ber, Gilroy's party; a day to forget, Housatonic Game. 1 leave with a limp. I, PRANK BURDICK, alias Jay, will never forget the good times. I am proud of Football and Base- ball, but not of Basketball. Usually found at Schmaling's and Remsen's with anybody. I hate work and like doing nothing. A day to remember 12 26 52, a day to forget first day of Kindergarten. I leave Mark and Lea to the school's accident report. I, LINDA BECKWITH, alias Becky, will never for- get 2 17 68 the Jr. Prom and those memorable days. I am proud of knowing him, but not of losing him. ” Usually found in the office with the boss. A day to remember 12 25 68, a day to forget 2 8 69. I leave Mr. Brewer and Mr. Reeve each a bottle of excedrin. I, PETE BARTOLOMEO, alias Pedro, will never for- get the things I can't remember. 1 am proud of leav ing P. P. C. S., but not of my car. Usually found anywhere, with anybody. I hate Fords, and like the Drags. A day to remember 1 17 53, a day to forget, everyday. I leave my seat in speech. I, TOM BAUER, alias Bauer!! I will never forget Puerto Rico, 1 am proud of earning my first sport’s letter, but not of mowing lawns. Usually found chauffeuring people around, with Brodnak, Valen- tine, and or Weaver. I hate homework, and like Hemis. A day to remember, 6 14 69; a day to forget 8 1 69. I leave my Volkswagon to the $$$ Goodyear Tire Company$$$. 1, JOHN ALM, alias unreavealed, will never forget Jeanne. I am proud of my Plymouth, but not of what I can't remember. Usually found at the barn with the gang. I hate Utica Club(Peppi), and like Pabst. A day to try to remember Dec. 31, 1969, a day to forget yet to come. I leave times I won't forget. I, MARGARET EGAN, alias Midge, will never for- get that guy and 6 7 70. I am proud of what I have accomplished, but not for becoming more 63 than I am. Usually found at home or with him. I hate unhappiness and like togetherness. A day to remember 11 7 70; a day to forget 10 16 70. 1 leave all the boys to Toni. 1, DENNIS HEDGES, will never forget the parties at Bruce's house and the station. 1 am proud of becoming a Senior. Usually found riding around with Margaret. I hate school and drinking, but like smoking. A day to remember 10 31 70; a day to forget 6 10 69. 1 leave a nickel to anyone who wants it. I, DOUGLAS WRIGHT, alias Duch, will never for- get English 10. 1 am proud of passing English 10 the first time, but not of gym. Usually found on die road with nobody. 1 hate grammar and like study hall. A day to remember 6 18 69; a day to forget 10 6 52. 1 leave the cafeteria (thank God) to Mrs. Couse. I, JOANN SWEENEY, alias Jo, will never forget my Senior Year. 1 am proud of passing Herbst's History Class, but not of the trouble I caused Mr. Ticknor. Usually found in the cafeteria with friends. I hate staying home and like going places. 1, KAREN WILLIG, the cheering captain, will never forget a particular party in Puerto Rico. I am proud of painting Millbrook's goalposts yellow, but not of all the mistakes I've made along the way. 1 hate staying home and like riding motorcycles. Usually found with Jeanne looking for something to do. A day to remember 10 2 and the White Night, a day to forget is yet to come. I leave one used cheering uniform to whomever it fits. I, DONALD STODDARD, alias Crash, will never forget the classes with Mr. Nash. I am proud of getting as far as I did; but not of all the mistakes that are being made. Usually found in Connecticut with Donna. I hate maxi's and the midi, and like the mini. A day to remember 8 25 70; a day to forget 9 4 70. I, ELISSA WRIGHT, alias Frizzy-Lizzy,” will never forget a certain army guy. Am proud of driving a '70 Camero, but not of blowing everyone up. Usu- ally found at the station with Donna. Hate being placed head first in a garbage can, but like the guy who did it! A day to remember 10 15 70; a day to remember 10 15 70; a day to forget, the night of my accident. I leave still alive. I, KATHY DENNISTON, alias Goldie, will never forget my first date with John. I am proud of John, but but not of failing math. Usually found in Elizaville with John. A day to remember 4 17 70; a day to forget 11 29 70. I leave for a happy future. l, DOREAN GARDNER, will never forget New Year's Eve, and French fried beans. I am proud of winning a dollar from Charlie (right Charlie?), but not of some embarrassing incidents. A day to remember 9 6, a new start; a day to forget 8 1. Usually found wherever I'm least expected with Frank. I hate nothing, and like Malibus. 1 leave over 10 m. p. h. 1. RON KELLERHOUSE, alias R. N. K. , will never forget Saturday nights. I am proud of nothing, but not of French. A day to remember 1 1 70; a day to forget 1 2 70. Usually found where I am least 64 expected with Freedom. I leave Stissing Mt. High to B. E. M. I, KATHLEEN RYAN HAM, alias Kaddy will never forget the North Road Gamefarm. 1 am proud of pride goeth before a fall, but not of Math 10. A day to remember, the day after; a day to forget, that day! Usually found worrying with little cause for worry. 1 hate being self-conscious, and like Beek. I leave, 1 leave, 1 leave, I leave . . . 1, FRED M1LL1US, alias Fred Farckle, will never forget my two years at B. O. C. E. S. I am proud of our unstructured time, but not of my 9th year at Pine Plains. A day to remember 2 14 70; a day to forget 6 12 70. Usually found at Cathi's house. 1 leave this school to next year’s Seniors; 1 take with me my Fiance. 1, CARLA HOFFMAN, alias Anne, will never for- get that hall on 12 5. I am proud of a certain S. U. N. Y. man, but not of taking all those math courses. A day to remember 2 6 69. Usually found in traffic circles with Anna. I hate singing, and like Copake movies. I leave the toll for all those phone calls to Donna. 1, JEANNE VALENTINE, alias Jeanne C. to one, will never forget the night the lamp broke. I am proud of being Prom Queen. Usually found with Karen looking for something to do. I hate being alone and like be- ing around people. 1 take with me all my memories and leave Kathy whatever's left. 1, PAT WALDEN, alias Dizzy, will never forget my years here. 1 am proud of finishing school, but not of leaving the city. A day to remember, two weeks in July; a day to forget 11 26 70. Usually found in New York City with Cliff and BOB. I hate the country and like the city. I leave Rich, Deb, and Milly to carry on where 1 left off. Keep the faith; Right On! (broth- ers and sisters). I, BARBARA GILROY, alias Gilly, will never forget 5d deal and Rub-a-dub-dub. I am proud of passing my road test, and Spanish, but not of my mishap on route to Dutchess. A day to remember 10 15 68 and 4 9 70, a day to forget 12 5 70. Usually found at parties with the crowd. I like people. I leave Pine Plains to Joey and Sandy to Maryanne, first Sax to Camille and Dip three more years to bug kool. 1, RAY ENRIGHT, alias the Pres. , will never forget a certain sophomore girl. 1 am proud of pitching a no-hitter, but not of time that I wasted away. A day to remember, today; a day to forget, one day in Sept. Usually found anywhere but home with Friday and Saturday nights. I leave with a smile. I, DAVE HANLON, follower of F. L. Wright, will never forget Cindy or Midge. And I am proud of knowing both. But not proud of loosing either. A day to remember 11 25 69, a day to forget 12 3 70. Usually found at the Carousel with Aggie (brat). I leave Mr. Kunitz at Elizabeth’s disposal. 1, PAUL JEFFERSON DAVIS, alias Davis, will nev- er forget Hot Rods to Hell. I am proud of being elected G. O. Pres, last year, but not of R. A. T. A day to remember 2 13, a day to forget; yester- day. Usually found in Bangall and around with Freaks. I hate Facists Pigs, and like United Mu- tations. 65 I, FARLEY CHURTON, alias Fud, will never forget the Revellution. I am proud of Linda. A day to remember 8 28 68, a day to forget 12 25 69. I hate school, and like leaving it. I leave Stephen and Mark my parking sticker and an empty locker. I, ROBERT GERHARDS, alias Cue, will never for- get P. P. C. S. or Hie High. I am proud of the washrooms, but not of the way I've acted in school. A day to remember, Friday nights; a day to forget, Saturday mornings. Usually found looking out the window with my eyes. I hate sitting in the office, and like chocolate pudding. I leave my adoles- cence and other things. 1, CHARLES BLOODGOOD, alias Charlie, will nev- er forget P. P. C. S. I am proud of my knowledge in electricity. A day to remember 12 20, a day to forget 12 21. I hate the name S. M. J. S. H. S. , and like parties. I leave school at last. I, MYRON LAYTON, alias Duffy, will never forget the party at the camp site. 1 am proud of my Dodge, but not of being beat by a Ford. Usually found at Mosher’s or at work with the gang. 1 hate English and Social Studies, and like skipping them. A day to remember 5 30 70, a day to forget 12 5 70. I, DEBBIE EISEN, will never forget 12 6 70. I am proud of becoming a senior, but not of the summer of '70. Usually found in Mabbetsville with friends. I hate nothing and like Chevelle's. A day to remem- ber 11 29 70, a day to forget 8 23. I leave Herb to carry on. I, DONNA FINKLE, will never forget the Stanford- ville parade. I am proud of being able to drive that car, but not of my accident with my sister's car. Usually found at the station with Elissa and the gang. I hate full grown beards, but like goatees. A day to remember 6 27 70, a day to forget 7 25 70. I leave Majorette to Lu-Ann. I, TIMOTHY DIPPER, alias Little Dip, will never forget the joy of leaving. I am proud of graduating, but not of Mike Mosher's '50 Ford. Usually found in Pleasant Valley with Deb. I hate working on Sunday, and like racing. A day to remember 2 27 69, a day to forget 9 6 68. I leave the entire school to Jeff, parking lot and all. I, JOHN THOMAS BALDWIN III, alias Tom, will never forget my first day with Theresa. I am proud of getting out of school but not of that piece of junk I drive to school. Usually found hunting or trapping with my girl. I hate vocabulary and reading, and like eating. A day to remember 12 9 70, a day to forget 11 13 70. 66 DO YOU REMEMBER . . . ? Mr. Hyatt and The Gospel Truth ? Those record player dances? When lunches cost a quarter’ Going to West Point? Miss Curley? When bands cost $40? Mr. Hosenfeld and the Donkey Ball Game? The big study hall? When a dishrag fell in the cafeteria soup and they served it anyway? Those first year language records? The F.T.A.? Mr. Campo and the liberry ? Those Earth Science field trips? When there were no co-ed gym classes? The N. E. D. T. tests? Dissecting frogs in Biology class? The Bomb Scare ? Miss Ballard and underwater basket weaving? The blackout in school? When Mr. Chapin's snake got stuck behind the radiator? Senior Slave Day? The alligators in the aquarium? When there were no student teachers? Mr. Clark and elbows and toes ? When Craig sat on the bubble gum and ruined his $20 pants? Granny dresses ? Grade Chorus? When you hated boys? When you hated girls? When Seniors weren't the greatest people alive??? 67 D. Pinkie 13. P. Chur tor J. Casazza Ilj-. P. Da vi 3 D. Coons 15. K. Meagher D. Eisen 16. T. Bauer R. Scheer M. Mosher 17. E. Wright T. Chris John Blackmar, Peck, Coons, Pinkie R. Enright L. Morill D. Gardner J. Valentine 0 The Junior Clan present “A Dime Us” PINE PLAINS CENTRAL SCHOOL Saturday, May 16, 1970 8:00 - 12:00 • • • Music by Ed Delross • • • Couple $5.00 KING AND QUEEN JOHN ALM AND JEANNE VALENTINE ATTENDANTS RON SCHEER DOUG COONS RAY ENRIGHT MIKE MOSHER KAREN WILLIG DOREAN GARDNER LINDA BECKWITH KATHY MEAGHER 70 As time passes on, we will always remem- ber our Sadie Hawkins Dance held by the Senior Class on November 13. The girl-ask- boy dance was a success, but the most excite- ment occurred at the coronation of Daisy Mae and LH' Abner, Midge Egan and Mike Mosher. 71 PAMELA SEITZ JANUARY 18,1953 AUGUST 9,1970 IN ONE SENSE THERE IS NO DEATH. THE LIFE OF A SOUL ON EARTH LASTS BEYOND HIS DEPARTURE. WE WILL ALWAYS FEEL THOSE LIVES TOUCHING OURS, THOSE VOICES DAVID BLACKMAR MAY 3,1953 AUGUST 9,1970 SENIORS FIRST ROW: E. Benjamin, D. Hanlon, T. Chrisjohn, R. Najda, G. Desser; SECOND ROW: C. Hoffmann, L. Reed, P. Walden, D. Finkle, E. Wright, A. Stippa, R. Kellerhouse, D. Bird; THIRD ROW: M. Tirante, A. Liebhart, D. Salvia, B. Gilroy, J. Aim, D. Gardner, J. Casazza, D. Coons, P. Stapf, P. Bartolomeo; FOURTH ROW: F. Millius, J. Francis, K. Heermance, D. Wright, D. Peck, K. Willig, K. Ham, D. Kiernan, M. Egan, L. Beckwith; FIFTH ROW: P. Camburn, L. Morill, J. Sweeney, G. Culver, T. Eckhardt, T. Bauer, D. Knickerbocker, M. Mosher, T. Lutz; SIXTH ROW: Mr. Kunitz, D. Eisen, D. Hedges, P. Davis, R. Gerhards, L. Swart, R. Scheer, J. Burdick, R. Enright, K. Denniston, J. Boggs 4 BAND FIRST ROW; L. Eckhardt, P. Artz, C. Baldwin, K. Couse, D. Meccariello, C. Christensen, G. Lutz, M. Davenhall; SECOND ROW; Mr. Foster, J. Ferris, J. Joyce, C. Salvatore, S. Pederson, L. Meccariello, L. Creswell, M. Dunn, C. Izzo, D. Abrahamsen, C. Pederson, M. Kemp, M. Blackie, J. LaDue, B. Gilroy; THIRD ROW: M. Elsbree, T. Schuster, J. Ryan, G. Hoagland, K. Horton, N. Wells, R. MacPherson, E. Enright, P. Wilke, P. Mosher, L. Mosher, H. LaDue, K. Mosher, K. Staats, M. VanDyne, D. Hedges; FOURTH ROW; D. Pratt, G. Bucciantini, R. Dunn, C. Bloodgood, R. Carr, M. Burton, D. Knickerbocker, D. Patterson, C. Eckhardt, J. MacArthur, T. Eckhardt, M. Mosher, R. Enright, T. Bauer, J. Burdick, E. Couse, R Decker, P. Eckhardt, D. Peppe, B. Moody BUSINESS CLUB J. Weber, J. Sweeney, P. Walden, L. Reed, P. Camburn, D. Eisen OFFICERS 77 PAM CAMBURN PAT WALDEN DEBBIE EISEN SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW; S. Stuetzle, T. Tallardy, D. Moody, M. Kallman; SECOND ROW; J. Weber, D. O'Donnel, B. Artz, E. Ehler, C. Hoffmann, B. Gilroy, T. Artz, B. Mule, Mr. Gallina; THIRD ROW; N. Benson, D. Paterson, P. Wilke, P. Desser, L. Waidelich, L. Swart, E. Benjamin, A. Liebhart, D. Robinson, J. White OFFICERS President CAROL ANN WELLS Vice-President: ANN LIEBHART Treasurer: ED EHLER ART CLUB FIRST ROW; I. Kallman, J. Weber, E. Perciasepe, K. Denniston, J. Boggs, Miss Ferraro; SECOND ROW; M. Squeo, P. Davenhall, M. DeGraw, D. Sweeting, B. Hilton, D. Hoyt, D. Moody, S. Lyke, K. Meagher, J. Mastropolo, L. Grassi, D. Moore, R. Gerhards; THIRD ROW: D. Hanlon, S. Ryan, V. Bouchard, S. Ter- williger, C. Pulver, M. Egan, M. Tirante, L. Beckwith, M. Mosher, K. Ham, G. Desser, D. Salvia, M. Zeyher OFFICERS President: PAUL DAVIS Vice-President; DAVID MOORE Secretary: KATHY MEAGHER LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Foley, D. Foley, R. Osofsky, D. Cook; SECOND ROW; J. Francis, R. Naumann, M. Van Dyne, P. George, S. Platt, T. Pulver, C. Hoffmann, N. Couse, N. Wells, B. Mule, Mrs. Palmatier; THIRD ROW; P. Desser, N. Benson, B. McCauley, L. Waidelich, L. Swart, E. Benjamin, A. Liebhart, J. Boyles, R. Dunn OFFICERS President: ANN LIEBHART Vice-President: CARLA HOFFMANN Secretary: CAMILLE IZZO 80 YORKER CLUB FIRST ROW; P. Elchin, D. Sherman, R. Campbell, G. Doyle, D. Meccariello, K. Stark, S. Seebruch, F. Russo, T. Daly, T. Robinson, R. Urda, B. Humphries, J. Miller; SECOND ROW; S. Austin, S. Yrus, S. Bath- rick, P. Schuster, L. Haskin, L. Usher, K. MacArthur, M. Kemp, H. Imperato, P. Valentine, C. Sheldon, M. Krause, N. Robinson, M. Blackie, J. UDue, S. Pederson, THIRD ROW: Mr. Orton, J. Bloodgood, C. Hawks, M. Finkle, B. Badore, D. Santoro, i. Salvatore, L. Fahey, S. Moore, L. Bartolomeo, S. Casazza, L Boyles, K. Kellerhouse, R. Viktora, V. Dykeman, L. Uw, S. Platt, S. Decker, L Burdick; FOURTH ROW; L. Mosher, S. Roberts, J. Fordell, V. Dwy, N. O’Sullivan, M. Ingles, D. Flinn, D. Hedges, J. Stuart Coyle, B. Sikora, J. Sheridan, L. Chase, D. Pulver, L. Leonard, T. DeGarmo, J. Nicastro, G. Harris, M. McCauley OFFICERS A P A HELEN IMPERATO LEA BURDICK M MARGO BLACKIE H LAURIE FAHEY ■ 81 SKI CLUB FIRST ROW; G. Desser, L. Michaloski, D. Robinson, J. Weber, S, Lyke, C. Baldwin; SECOND ROW: D. Wilson, S. Robinson, J. Mastropolo, L. Grassi, R. Najda, S. Brower, N. Benson, R. Valentine, P. Daven- hall, K, Staats, B. Gilroy; THIRD ROW; A. Budd, R. Enright, J. Blakney, D. Coons, L. Waidelich, M. Mosher, J. Aim, T. Bauer, P. Bartolomeo, J. Burdick, D. Gardner, D. Finkle, E. Wright, J. Casazza, P. Desser, I. Kallman FIRST ROW; D. Cuneo, A, Salvia, P. Eichen, S. Bathrick; SECOND ROW; S. Lyke, K. Cronin, F. Chase, S. Casazza, M. Davenhall, L. Cahill, D. Dillinger, P. Robinson; THIRD ROW; S. Hall, W. Wilson, R. Hall, B. Budd, T. Daly, G. Hanback, T, Robinson, L. Conklin, E. Greenwood OFFICERS President; SHEILA BROWER Vice-President: SCOTT CHASE Secretary; ELISSA WRIGHT Treasurer: JANET WEBER Jr. High Representative; WILLIAM WILSON TRAFFIC CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Valentine, P. Desser, K. Willig, J. Aim, D. Coons; SECOND ROW: G. Desser, K. Pilch, R. Najda, S. Brower, N. Benson; THIRD ROW; B. Gilroy, M. Egan, J. Casazza, L. Grassi, R. Chrisjohn, FOURTH ROW: R. Osofsky, L. Reed, P. Walden, D. Finkle, D. Gardner; FIFTH ROW; P. Bartolomeo, T. Bauer, M. Mosher, L. Waidelich, Mr. Brewer, P. Cambum, D. Eisen, T. Chrisjohn, P. George 83 FOODS, FACTS, AND FUN FIRST ROW: B. Jackson, S. Platt, S. Havlland, M. Burton, K. Dillinger, J. Horton, M. Blackie, Mrs. Blackie; SECOND ROW; T. Washington, K. Couse, P. Artz, B. McCauley, B. Hilton, N. Couse, J. White, P. Monte- morra, B. Luciano 84 NEWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW; J. Shockley, M. Kemp, R. Decker, K. Valentine, J. Coons, M. Zeyher, L Meccariello; SECOND ROW; P. Wilke, B. Gilroy, J. Joyce, C. Hoffman, A. Liebhart, M. Tirante, R. Valentine, D. Salvia, Mr. Pasquarelli; THIRD ROW; T. Brodnak, B. Me Cauley, L. Waidelich, L. Swart, C. Benjamin, V. Compton, J. Masters, S. Squeo, P. Baden, D. Doyle. 85 AMATEUR RADIO CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Naumann, R. Osofsky, P. George, C. Maclsaac, P. Ehler, Mr. O’Neill; SECOND ROW; E. Ehler, S. Robinson, D. Robinson, D. Peck FOREIGN COOKERY FIRST ROW: D. Bird, G. Culver, R. Kellerhouse, T. Eckhardt, A. Stippa, G. Desser, K. Willig, D. Salvia; SECOND ROW: R. Enright, P. Stapf, D. Coons, J. Casazza. J. Aim, K. Heermance, J. Sweeney, K. Ham, M. Egan, M. Mosher, L. Beckwith, L. Swart; THIRD ROW: J. Burdick, P. Bartolomeo, R. Najda, T. Bauer, Mr. Can, R. Scheer, E. Benjamin, M. Tirante, B. Gilroy 87 DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW; D. Sigler, P. Davenhall, J. Masters, E. Perciasepe, J. Weber, S. Robinson; SECOND ROW: Mr. Mitchell, C. Maclsaac, V. Squeo, J. Coons, B. Hilton, D. Salvia; THIRD ROW; D. Peck, T. Bryant, T. Brodnak, P. Desser PINE LOG STAFF FIRST ROW: K. Willig, T. Chrisjohn, K. Meagher, D. Gardner, D. Hanlon, G. Desser; SECOND ROW: T. Artz, F. Michetti, P. Bartolomeo, J. Casazza, D. Eisen, P. Camburn, L. Swart, K. Ham, D. Finkle, P, Walden, J. Sweeney, E. Benjamin, A. Liebhart, C. Hoffmann, L. Reed, R. Osofsky, S. Chase, J. Valentine, E. Wright; THIRD ROW: P. Davis, M. Tirante, D, Coons, M. Egan, D. Salvia, B. Gilroy, P. Desser, P. Wilke, L. Beckwith, M. Mosher, J. Francis, T. Brodnak, J. Aim, Mr. Scott CHORUS FIRST ROW: S. Austin, S. Yrus, D. Decker, Miss Midthum; SECOND ROW: D. Santoro, L. Lasher, L. Bartolomeo, D. Sprossel, R. Marimucci, S. Moore, L. Rundall, L. Hoyt, K. Stark, T. Daly, L. Cahill, K. MacArthur, J. Salvatore, D. Nelson, L. Hasking THIRD ROW: S. Bathrick, R. Foley, L. Burdick, C. Traver, M. Krause, L. Law, V. Dwy, R. Urda, S. Stuctzle, R. Jacovino, J. Miller, P. Eichin, W. George, J. Nicastro, S. Decker, D. Cook, A. Stevens, C. Sheldon, C. Leary, W. Stapf, Am Foley, J. Hart; FOURTH ROW: H. Imperato, L. Fahey, K. Cronin, N. Robinson, J. Dykeman, S. Casazza, B. Badore, B. Stevens, S. Lyke, J. Osofsky, D. Wheeler, J. Spiers, T. DeGarmo, W. Sprossel, T. Remsburger, R. Viktora, L. Ellis, V. Moore, T. Stickles, D. Scheer, D. Hoyt, D. Remsen, D. Dillinger; FIFTH ROW: D. Cuneo, L. Chase, P. Davenhall, H. Hagenbuch, L. Boyles, E. Moore, J. Kiernan, J. LaDue, K. Eier, J. Adams, R. Butler, R. Cooper, K. Tallardy, V. Squeo, J. Masters, S. Squeo, C. Masters, V. Dykeman, L. Remsburger, L. Knickerbocker, C. Rimm, B. Mule. MUSIC CLUB FIRST FOW: K. Goetchius, D. Santoro, L. Lasher, D, Sprossel, R. Marinucci, G. Dinsmore, K. Stark, T. Daly, S. Austin, S. Yrus, D. Decker, J. Salvatore, D. Nelson, Miss Midthum; SECOND ROW: L. Bartolomeo, J. Feller, K. Kellerhouse, L. Burdick, M. Krause, R. Urda, S. Stuetzle, R. Jacovino, J. Osofsky, J. Miller, K. O'Donnell, P. Eichin, W. George, W. Crawford, L. Cahill, D. Cook, R. Osofsky, A. Stevens, C. Leary, M. Badore; THIRD ROW: M. Pulver, L. Meccariello, D. Cuneo, H. Imperato, L. Fahey, K. Cronin, K. Dier, B. Stevens, S. Lyke, R. Carr, D Wheeler, G. Bucciantini, J. Adams, J. Spiers, W, Sprossel, T. Remsburger, L. Ellis, D. Remsen, D. Hoyt, FOURTH ROW: S. Pedersen, P. Danvehall, L. Eckhardt, L. Chase, H. Hagenbuch, J. Kieman, J. LaDue, C. Eckhardt, M. Mosher, D. Patterson, E. Couse, R. Butler, R. Cooper, K. Mosher, V. Squeo, J. Masters, S. Squeo, C. Masters, V. Eiykeman, L. Knickerbocker, P. Wilke, C. Rimm, B. Mule. OFFICERS Dale Patterson Jeff Spiers Joellen Masters Pat Wilke 91 Majorette: DONNA FINKLE TWIRLERS Co-Captain: DOREAN GARDNER Captain: LU-ANN STICKLES L. to R. M. KEMP D. STAPF J. YRUS L. BURDICK D. ALLEN D. REMSEN 92 JUNIOR TWIRLERS Left to Right SUSAN YRUS JULIE SALVATORE DANIELLE SANTORO L. toR.: L. Usher, E. McPherson, M. Pulver, K. McArther, J. Feller, L. Boyles, E. Wright, L. Knickerbocker, D. Cuneo, B. Jackson, D. Dykeman, L. Battistoni, KNEELING: D. Nelson, D. Decker, P. Schuster 93 BOMBER CLUB 94 Treasurer; PETER STAPF Secretary: CARLA HOFFMANN President: MAUREEN T1RANTE Vice-President: KAREN WILLIG 95 GENERAL ORGANIZATION 7th GRADE 8th GRADE 9th GRADE Dale Meccariello Amanda Ware Debbie Wilson Beth Badore Larry Mosher John Donnelly Bill Wilson Karen Cronin Verna Gardner Paul Eichin Robert Cahill Peter Mosher Tim Robinson Sandy Decker Robert Cooper 10th GRADE 11th GRADE 12th GRADE Stephanie Badore Terry Bryant Michael Mosher Richard Decker Patricia Wilke Dorean Gardner Mark Burton Camille Izzo Terez Tallardy ADVISORS: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Reeve 96 G.O. OFFICERS President: LINDA BECKWITH Vice-President: BARBARA GILROY Secretary: ANN LIEBHART Assistant Secretary: SHARON FREER Treasurer: MAUREEN TIRANTE COMMISSIONERS Edna Benjamin Carla Hoffmann Debbie Salvia Donna Finkle Louise Waidelich CO-COMMISSIONERS Jeanette LaDue Pattie Wilke Paul Desser Sheila Brower Joyce Coons 97 Fearless Leader' What stinks? What else do you want to know? You bring the beer and I'll bring the girls! Ah come on! FOOTBALL 70 The 1970 Bombers' Football team had a very successful season this past year. They ended their season with a record of 8-0 and ranked fourth in the state for small schools. Winning the Bi-Valley Championship League, the Bombers had only two opponents inside the 20 yard line. In each game the boys in blue and white averaged over 300 yards gained to their rivals' average of 95 yards, with the closest score be- ing 32-15. The Bombers did a superb job in pass defense, allowing only 30 completed passes and intercepting 20. Pete Stapf and Jay Burdick led the interceptions with 7 and 6 respectively. On offense Pete Stapf and Jay Burdick led in pass receptions with 14 and 13 com- pletions respectively. The Bombers managed to score at least 3 touchdowns every game with an over all average of 5 touchdowns per game. High scorers for the team were as follows: Jeff Burton - 54 pts., Tim Eckhardt - 48 pts., Pete Stapf - 36 pts., Charlie Eckhardt - 33 pts., Dan Northrop - 30 pts., Jay Burdick - 24 pts. and Rick Jackson - 6 pts. In running, Tim Eckhardt and Jeff Burton made 98 carries each averaging 5.3 yards per carry and Dan Northrop made 71 carries av- eraging 7.0 yards per carry. Jeff Burton led the team with 84 tackles as best tackier. He was followed in this class by Ray Najda with 60, Ken Dykeman with 59, Charlie Eckhardt with 50 and Pete Stapf with 48. All in all the Bombers were very successful this year and ten of the team members made the Bi-Valley All League team. RON SCHEER PETE STAPF RAY NAJDA DON PECK TIM ECKHARDT JAY BURDICK KEN MOORE TOM BAUER DALE PATERSON CHARLIE ECKHARDT JEFF BURTON 104 JOHN ROSS BRIAN MOODY HERB EISEN DOUG WEAVER ALLARD HAWKS 105 106 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: R. Cahill, J. Campbell, G. Doyle, R. Budd, R. Jacovino, R. Hall, J. Malarchuk, R. Dumas, S. Lyke, B. Stevens, V. Moody, SECOND ROW: M. Burdick, J. Jackson, D. Hedges, H. Lasher, P. Wright, J. Maclsaac, J. Donnelly. S. Stuetzle, K. Morey, D. Fletcher, B. Hall. F. Roberts. THIRD ROW: Coach Kohut, G. Pezze, R. Cooper, S. Burton, S. Cium, R. Couse, J. Luciano, C. Scribner, R. Butler, W. McGhee, D. Flinn, M. McCauley, L. Ross. Coaches: R. STEVENSON. M. HAUGH, M. KOHUT. M. BARTON FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: S. Haire, K. Willig, V. Gardner, SECOND ROW: E. Enright, P. George, D. Gardner, L. Wolfe, THIRD ROW: J. Yrus, D, Stapf, K. Dillinger, S. Brower, L. Beckwith, D. Finkle, L. Shelton 108 CROSS COUNTRY J.V. KNEELING FIRST ROW: T. Robinson. P. Waidelich, L. Rundall, L. Hoyt, G. Hanback, S. Roberts, P. Ehler, SECOND ROW; V. Dwy, W. Wilson. B. Fletcher, A. Sanford, VARSITY THIRD ROW: Coach Kunitz, E. Ehler. J. Blakney, A. Stippa, A. Budd, J. George, missing from picture; D. Halas, T. Tenore, P. Baden The 1970 Cross Country team won 6 and lost 2 for a good dual meet record. Pine Plains placed 3rd out of 14 schools at the Cobleskill Invitational. Doug Halas set Stissing Mt. H.S. course records with speeds of 13:47, 13:46 and 13:29. He also broke the Millbrook course record with 14:48. Ted Tenore also broke the Stissing H.S. record with 13:45. Pine Plains placed 2nd in the DCSL with Halas and Tenore winning trophies for 2nd and 3rd place consecutively. John George and Jim Blakney won trophies for the Most Improved Runners at the Stissing Mt. H.S. Sports Awards Dinner. George's best time was 15:05 and Blakney's was 13:57. Doug Halas received the Most Valuable Runner Trophy. Another first this year was the addition of a Jr. High team. Their record was 1 and 1 in competition. Brad Fletcher, the team's captain, had a very successful and undefeated year. He set course records at LaGrange and Millbrook. His best time for the mile was 5.21, which he set at Millbrook. 109 SOCCER L. toR.: B. McCauley. D. Wilson, P. Walden, K. Willig. K. Dillinger, M. Badore, C. Lowe. C. Baldwin, D. Eisen, P. Cambum, J. Valentine. C. Pedersen, L. Reed Mascot: Neil Benson SPORTS AWARDS DINNER Ill BASKETBALL 70-71 Basketball season for the Pine Plains Bombers was quite successful. Winding up the season with a second place in the league, the Bombers won ten games and lost only three. As a whole, the team made a total of 928 points during the season. They averaged 54.5 pts. per game while their opponents managed to average only 44.5 pts. per game. Neil Benson led the team as high scorer with a total of 183 pts. and was followed by Jim Casazza with 167 pts., Mark Francis with 157 pts., Jim Valentine with 103 pts., John Aim with 94 pts., Pete Stapf with 85 pts., Jay Burdick with 74 pts., Dave Knickerbocker with 61 pts., Scott Chase with 2 pts., Pete Bartolomeo with 1 pt. and Hacky Schneer with 1 pt. Winning each game by an average of 16 pts., their greatest victory was over Germantown. The score for this game w s Pine Plains 83, Germantown 39. In the game against CFMA, the fourth quarter ended with a tie score of 39-39 and the game lapsed into overtime. The Bombers ended that game with a victory of five points for a final score of 46-41. The closest game of the season was against Webutuck; the contest ended with a final score of 50-49 in favor of Pine Plains. The three games that the Bombers lost was lost only by a narrow margin which averaged out to seven pts. per game. Because of their second place standing in the league, the Bombers are to play Tuckahoe in the sectionals at White Plains on March 5. NEIL BENSON JOHN ALM DAVE KNICKERBOCKER MARK FRANCIS 113 114 PFTE BARTOLOMEO i SCOTT CHASE J.V. BASKETBALL KNEELING: M. Burdick, B. Jacovino, D. Thorpe, T. Knickerbocker: STANDING: T. Remsburger, F. Wright, F. Couse, J. O’Sulivan, D. Lasher, K. DeFeo, F. Chase, and D. Sherman: BELOW: J, Nichols, Coach Kohut, R, Quintero 115 116 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: L. Beckwith, L. Shelton, P. George, E, Enright JUNIOR VARSITY: D. Stapf, S. Brower, V. Gardner, J. Yrus, K. Dillinger, L. Wolfe, S. Haire 118 VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: J. Hicks, C. Scribner, J. Donnelly, B. Hall, G. Desser, J. George, E. Ehler, SECOND ROW: Coach Stevenson, L. Mosher, B. Dumas, T. Bower, P. Baden, A. Stippa, T. Brodnak, K. Tallardy, C. Miller, R. Carr, P. Mosher, J. Halas. Not in picture: D. Halas, K. Dykeman, D. Weaver JR. HIGH WRESTLING FIRST ROW: T. Bonk, T. Jones, G. Dinsmore, B. Hicks, V. Dwy, B. Maslonka, G. Christensen, G. Doyle, S. Roberts, D. Brusie, SECOND ROW: M. Davenhall, L. Hoyt, L. Brill, A. Salvia, R. Mabie, W, George, L. Doyle. L. Conklin, B. Crawford, THIRD ROW: G. Cook, C. Hawks, G. Harris, J. Sheridan, D. Bailey, B. Dykeman, K. Sommerville, B. Fletcher, S. Richards, Coach Stevenson 120 The Varsity Bombers, after losing six starters from the 69-70 squad, experienced a rebuild- ing year in 70-71. Early in the year injuries claimed two more of the grapplers. Despite the loss, Pine Plains ended with a 6-7-0 record. In a season of ups and downs, the Bombers were shut out for the first time in history but also set team records for most points scored and least points allowed in a dual match. Toren Brodnack put his name on the school record board by scoring 17 reversals, which exceeds the old record by four, for the season. The Outstanding Wrestler award went to Jim Hicks with a record of 14-5 with 10 pins. The Attack award for most takedowns also went to Jim Hicks. The Attitude of Most Im- proved award went to Roger Carr. The Junior High Bombers compiled their best record ever with 7-2-0 for second place for the second straight year. Brad Fletcher, after a non-winning year in 69-70, finished the season undefeated. Also undefeated was Steve Roberts. The Outstanding Wrestlers award went to Steve Roberts with a record of 9-0-0 and 6 pins. DUAL MATCH RESULTS VARSITY p.p. 28 Beacon 26 p.p. 0 John Jay 46 p.p. 43 Housatonic 15 p.p. 23 Saugerties 26 p.p. 8 Arlington 42 p.p. 44 Haldane 10 p.p. 10 Roosevelt 40 p.p. 21 Ketcham 24 p.p. 33 CFMA 17 p.p. 18 Red Hook 29 p.p. 36 Catskill 9 p.p. 41 Haldane 11 p.p. 8 Onteora 46 OUTSTANDING WRESTLERS J. HICKS - 14-5-0 9-2-0 in Duals 2nd - Maple Hill Xmas Tourn. 4th - DCSL, 3rd - Sec. 1, Div. 4 T. BRODNAK - 11-8-1 8-3-1 in dual matches 4th DCSL 4th Div. 4 - Sec. 1 School Record - 17 Reversals DUAL MATCH RESULTS JR. HIGH P.P. 24 LaGrange 25 P.P. 33 Wappingers 11 P.P. 28 Saugerties 18 P.P. 15 LaGrange 35 P.P. 19 Arlington 16 P.P. 22 Van Wyck 3 P.P. 19 Van Wyck 6 P.P. 24 Wappingers 3 P.P. 20 Saugerties 13 OUTSTANDING WRESTLERS STEVE ROBERTS 9-0-0 BRAD FLETCHER 4-0-0 DENNIS BAILEY 6-1-0 DEAN BRUSIE 5-2-0 LARRY HOYT 3-1-0 BROCK MASLONKA 6-3-0 GREG DOYLE 6-3-0 121 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL K. Willig, L. Wolfe, J. Valentine, P. Camburn, D. Eisen, L. Haire, Mrs. Stevenson, P. Walden, T. Chrisjohn, L. Reed, K. Meagher JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 122 FIRST ROW: C. Lowe, C. Maslonka, B. McCauley, S. Squeo, J. Ferris, SECOND ROW: C. Pederson, D. Allen, P. Couse, M. Stickles, K. O’Dell GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 71 FIRST ROW; P. Cambum, S. Haire, D. Allen, J. Yrus; SECOND ROW: D. Eisen, V. Griffin, M Squeo, B. McCauley, D. Washington BOMBERS 71 124 TENNIS 1970 Coach Stevenson, Mark Francis, Jimmy Casazza, Dale Paterson, Scott Chase TRACK 125 VARSITY BASEBALL 1970 KNEELING: F. Couse, T. Bryant, P. Bartolomeo, J. Kellerhouse, K. Dykeman, R. Kellerhouse, E. Bloodgood, J. Campbell. STANDING: M. Haugh, P. Stapf, R. Enright, J. Burton, J. Aim, J. Blackney, J. Burdick, D. Paterson, W. Enright J. V. BASEBALL 1970 KNEELING: G. Doyle, T. Knickerbocker, V. Moody, B. Dykeman, R. Carr, M. Burdick. STANDING: J. MacArthur, B. lacovino, H. Denfeld, B. Moody, and 126 P. Eckhardt. TEACHERS MR. CASWELL; Department Head ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MR. PASQUARELLI MR. REEVE MRS. O'CONNOR MR. SCOTT 128 MR. HERB ST Department Head MR. BREWER MR. ORTON SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MR. PECK 129 MR. McNEIL 130 MR. KIMBALL MR. CARR Department Head MR. GALLINA SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. WEST MR. ALONGE 131 MR. CHAPIN ART DEPARTMENT MR. KUNITZ MISS FERRARO INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. HAZELTON MR. SALVIA MUSIC DEPARTMENT MR. FOSTER MISS MIDTHUN 132 MR. TICKNOR MRS. PALMATIER BUSINESS DEPARTMENT LIBRARY - STUDY MR. SCHAEHRER FOREIGN LANGUAGE MRS. FRANCIS MR. MITCHELL 133 MR. BIANCO B. O. C. E. S. MRS. RONNER MRS. BLACKIE Home Economics Nurse MR. KOHUT Health MR. PARLIAMAN Director of Educational Communications 134 MR. WRIGHT Driver Ed MR. DeFREEST Guidance ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MRS. STEVENSON MR. STEVENSON MR. HAUGH TEACHERS’ AIDES MRS. JETT; MRS. IMPERATO MRS. AGNELLI; MRS. PILCH MRS. LIEBHART 135 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MISS ACKERMAN MRS. AHLIN MRS. ARLING MR. BARTON MRS. BARTON MRS. BOYLE MRS. BREWER MRS. DEVERS MRS. DOWNS MR. DOYLE MISS FLETCHER MR. GAGE MRS. LOWN MRS. LUNDGREN mrs. McCarthy MRS. McNEIL ' ft? € jeo MRS. GIAMPORTONE MRS. IRWIN MR. KEMNITZER MISS KISSELBRACK MISS MAURO MR. M El LINGER MRS. MOYNIHAN MRS. NAPOLI 136 MRS. OFFERMAN MR. PEPPE MRS. REEVES MRS. ROCHE MRS. RUGAR MRS. SCHAEHRER MISS SCHEVON MISS SCOFIELD MISS SHELLY MRS. SHERMAN MRS. SMITH MISS SNYDSTRUP MRS. SPOHR MRS. STEWART MR. WEAVER MR. WHITE 137 Pictures not available; MRS. COLE, MRS. GARDNER, MRS. HARDING, MRS. THURST, administration BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . MR. GARRICK. MR. GEORGE, MR. ROBINSON. MR. ROBINSON, MR. LARKIN, MR. PODR1S, and MRS. MASTERS CLERK AND TREASURER MR. JORDAN SECRETARIES MRS. WEBB and MRS. JORDAN DISTRICT PRINCIPAL MRS. KIBBE 141 SECONDARY PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS 143 CAFETERIA STAFF L. to R.: C. Cole; H. Swart; C. Graine; K. Couse; P. Schultz; J. Shoifet. BUS DRIVERS L. to R.: B. Widener; A. Lawson; J. Boadle; R. Harrison, I. Regini; J. Hart; R. Bathrick; J. Burns; N. Boyles; R. Parliman 145 CUSTODIANS TOP ROW: Mr. Malarchuk, Mr. Remsburger. Mr. Goldsmith. Mr. Thurst and Mr. Morill. KNEELING: (L. toR.)Mr. Allen, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bathric, and Mr. Springer. 146 148 149 150 advertisements 151 Compliments of Compliments of DR. ALTON G. SMITH JAMES C. EDGETT DENTIST LAND SURVEYORS Copake, New York Brewster and Pine Plains Compliments of MILLERTON DECORATORS THE STANFORD STORE Custom Made Slip Covers Route 82 Stanfordville, N. Y. Draperies and Bed Spreads 868-7141 Open Every Day Reupholstery Except Sunday 9 A.M. - 7 P. M. Center St. Millerton, N. Y. A SPECIAL THOUGHT At this time, a section of the Senior Class of 1971 would like to express its appreciation to Mr. Pasquarelli for guiding us through our Junior Year. PETER BARTOLOMEO LINDA BECKWITH CHARLES BLOODGOOD JOHN BOGGS JUDY BURTON JIMMY CASAZZA DOUG COONS GARY CULVER PAUL DAVIS DONNA FINKLE DOREAN GARDNER BOB GERHARDS FRED M1LLIUS MIKE MOSHER RAY NAJDA KADDY HAM RON SCHEER JOANN SWEENY MAUREEN TIRANTE JEANNE VALENTINE LOUISE WAIDEL1CH PAT WALDEN KAREN WILLIG DOUG WRIGHT ELISSA WRIGHT Compliments of PECK’S STORE Pine Plains, N. Y. KARL SEEBRUCH Compliments of PLUMBING, HEATING, M. SHWARTZ CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Hotpoint Meyers Appliances Water Systems MARY H. ABDOO FASHIONS Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-2261 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Globe 2-2246 Compliments of Compliments of SALT POINT SILVER LAKE SERVICE DAIRY CHARLES BUDD, JR. Salt Point, N. Y. Redhook, N. Y. CONTE’S Restaurant Bar Liquor Store Compliments of A Hibernia Road Salt Point, N. Y. FRIEND PINE PLAINS GARAGE INC. Pine Plains, New York 12567 THE VILLAGE TOGGERY When you say it with flowers say it with ours BARNARD FLORIST, INC. Claverack, N. Y. Millerton, N. Y. Area Code 518 Area Code 914 Tel. 851-3171 Tel. 789-4741 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 DOYLE COONS OIL CO., INC. Pine Plains, N. Y. Com pliments of Specializing in Personal Service TOWN AND COUNTRY GIFT SHOP Main Street Millerton, N. Y. AMENIA LIQUIOR STORE JAMES V. NELLIGAN, Prop. West Main St. Amenia, N. Y. Main Street Millerton, N. Y. (914) 789-3239 155 FARM Com pliments of CREDIT SERVICE FRANK’S BARBER SHOP STANFORDVILLE AUTO REPAIR INC. Route 199 Pine Plains, New York Bear Wheel Alignment Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-2291 Cong ratulation s and Good Luck to Our J. D. 's - MA and PA DALY ANTHONY PULVER GENERAL TRUCKING AGRICO FERTILIZER DALY’S GENERAL STORE 398-7214 Pine Plains, N. Y. Elizabille, N. Y. Compliments ALL AMERICAN SPORTS CITY Compliments of Best Wishes to The Class of '71 SHEAR GLAMOR PLOWSHARE REALTY CO. Ladies' Haircutting Poughkeepsie 452-3446 Compliments of A FRIEND Pine Plains, N. Y. 9G LANES Compliments of KING’S STEAK HOUSE LIQUOR STORE Bowling Is Fun Copake New York Compliments of Residents Call TR 6-6300 BRAD PECK, INC. INSURANCE Copake 518-329-3131 Insure - Be Sure 158 ALLEN’S SERVICE STATION Compliments of SALVIA PLUMBING HEATING INC. Lubrication - Repairs State Inspection Station Stanfordville, New York 12581 Phone 868-9778 Stanfordville, New York 868-2267 McCOMB’S Compliments of Commercial and Social Stationary Office Supplies 279 Main St. Poughkeepsie New York 12601 Phone 454-8421 BERLIN’S THE ARMOIRE TWIN LAKES HOUSE BAR LIQUOR STORE Pine Plains, N. Y. Clothes and Gifts Elizabille, New York EARLE M. GARDNER BULK FEED SERVICE Agway and Fort Orange Feeds Phone 398-7158 Pine Plains New York Best Wishes from Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 MARIO’S CLAY STATION CRIB TO COLLEGE SHOP STECKLER’S PRIME MEATS For Those Who Want The Best Seven South Broadway Red Hook, N. Phone PL 8-3031 Church Pine Plains, Street N. Y. Best Wishes from the VILLAGE CAROUSEL Compliments of WILLIAMS LUMBER AND FUEL CORP. COPAKE TELEPHONE COMPANY Copake, N. Y. Best Wishes from the Salt Point, New York GATEWAY DRIVE-IN 266-3435 Millerton, N. Y. to the Class of 1971 PINE PLAINS FORD TRACTOR, Inc. ROUTE 199 PINE PLAINS, N. Y. PHONE 398-7154 uTlfj iTTI FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PARTS - SALES • SERVICE ii nuTTi Compliments of Right On! J L MARKET ELVIN’S MARKET Stanfordville, N. Y. Clinton Corners, N. Y. 266-3655 Compliments of STANFORD SPEED WASH Beer Groceries Full Line Meats Wash-Dry, Drycleaning Service Open 7 Days a Week. 7 A. M. - 10 P. M. Route 82 Stanfordville, N. Y. 162 Compliments of INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION 163 Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE Pine Plains, New York THE COUNTRY TAVERN Compliments of VALENTINE’S GAME FARM Stanfordville, N. Y. Compliments of MELVIN WALDEN IMASON CONTRACTOR Ancramdale, N. Y. 12503 Specializing In Fireplaces - Foundations In Brick and Block Snyder Drive Tel. 329-0943 Compliments of MATRAGRANO- ROBINSON PHARMACY Pine Plains, New York STISSING NATIONAL BANK Pine Plains, N. Y. 398-5500 Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-7700 Your Full Service Bank For All Your Banking Needs Open Monday Nights for Your Convenience Until 7:00 165 A M A M LIQUOR GENERAL STORE Imported and Domestic Groceries, Toys, Sporting Wines and Liquors Equipment, Etc. Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-1303 Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-7727 Compliments of Compliments of MILLER’S FARM GARDEN SCHMALING GLASS SUPPLY Millbrook, N. Y. 154 Winnikee Ave. Stanfordville, N. Y. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 166 Best Wishes to Class of 1971 DELSON’S Millerton, N. Y. ANCRAM HOTEL ARLINGTON SPORTING GOODS, INC. Accommodations for Hunters Grumman Canoes Home Cooking Spalding - MacGregor - Dunlop Bottle Permit Rawlings H. E. MOOSE KARN JOE DICAPRIO and Route 82 Ancram, N. Y. CLIFFORD J. ONG (Co-Owners) 329-0603 794 Main St. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. GR 1-3055 Compliments of Your Complete General Store in the Country DISBROW DeLaVERGNE’S EQUIPMENT Salt Point New York ROSWELL L BROWN, D.V.M. WILLIAM B. JORDON JR. Pine Plains, N. Y. AGENCY Insurance 398-7105 Pine Plains Our Concern is People 168 Converse Basketball and Gym Shoes MILLERTON STORE Millerton New York X — Ml Af «OOUCM KflflL €«(!!€« 4 D«K 5TU«€ 370 Main St. Rte. 55 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Manchester Rd. 914-GL2-2835 452-1070 CHURTON’S HORSEMENS STORE Bangall, N. Y. Oft Route 82 Authorized Dealer for TEX - TAN and RALSTON PURINA CO. SHARON HILL GALLERY Horse and Pony Equipment English and Western Racing Western Wear Carts - Harness Acme and Frye Boots Tel. (914) 868-2259 BOB and SUE CHURTON Main Street Pine Plains, N. Y. Good Luck to the Class of 7t LLOYD umber L ompany me Route 9, HYPE PARK Route44, AM EM IA Route 55, BILLINGS Best Wishes SUPPORT THE PEOPLE WHO RITCHIE’S PLACE Gallatin, New York SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL: Compliments of CABBAGES AND KINGS OUR ADVERTISERS Pine Plains, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of the STANFORD STORE CONKLINS GARAGE Copake, N. Y. Route 82 Stanfordville, N. Y. Open Everyday 9 A. M. - 7 P. M. Except Sunday 868-7141 TALLARDY ELECTRIC INC. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Bestest to the Mostest Class 71 Senior Portraits in the 1971 PINE LOG were done by JEAN SARDOU PORTRAIT STUDIO LUCKEY, PLATT CO. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 172 Glass Rings Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Schenectady Office Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden P.0. 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