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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1972 volume:

u e e e n e v en 'S Pine Log Pine Plains Central School Pine Plains New York Pine Log editor -------- CO-EDITOR------- BUSINESS EDITORS Donna DiCaprio Rebecca Osofsky Kathy Pilch Pattie Wilke PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Gary Bucciantini and STAFF — - — -----------—--------— ------ — Diane Robinson Jim Blakney ART WORK - - — ---------------------------- ... Rita Chris john Elizabeth Perciasepe Michelle Squeo SPORTS------------.....-------- — .... pam George Fred Couse Dale Paterson GENERAL STAFF - - ---------------- .... — Scott Chase Sheila Brower Sally Clinch Debbie Doyle Louise Grassi Debbie Sigler 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction- -------------------------------------- --4 Dedication - -- -- -- - — - -- — ........ — ....... — .5 Special Thanks----------------................-..-6 Appreciation - - .............. — 7 Memorial - - ..... g Seniors —------.......---------------- .....------... — 9 Favorites and Baby Pictures -- — — 39 Underclassmen-----------------—---------------------------51 Administration and Faculty - - ....-..-..-.--...59 Clubs................................... -....-..........79 Sports - -- -- - — ...----------....... — - 93 Highlights - - U7 Senior Directory - - .......-139 Advertisements ■145 There is a season and a time for all things bright and dark, light and heavy, warm and cold; a time for holding fast and letting go, a time for gathering up and casting, a time for bringing in and giving out, a time for greetings and a time for partings. Walter Henry Nelson DEDICATION We leave this year to move on towards the next and most important phase of our lives. We must not only plan our own futures, but will soon have to give ourchildren the knowledge to better their lives. Our parents have created both problems and pro- gress for us. However, by their mistakes and advice, they have left within our reach the tools we need to make our future a profitable one. We therefore dedicate this year- book to our parents. A time to give thanks . . IN APPRECIATION Thank you Mr. Brewer for all you have done for us. You have gone much beyond the duties of a teacher and we will always remember you as a friend. 6 SPECIAL THANKS To Mr. Scott and Mr. Alonge The Staff of 72 would like to take this opportunity to thank you both for the time you have put forth to make our yearbook possible. Your knowledge and experience has been gratefully received. IN MEMORIAM ALAN STURDIVANT A UMENT The circle is broken - one seat is forsaken, - One bud from the tree of our friendship is shaken - One heart from among us no longer shall thrill With joy in our gladness, our grief in our ill. John Greenleaf Whittier JAMES E. BLAKNEY I, Jim Blakney, Am proud of PATTY, and of being of the jcwapie tribe, But not of being late to homeroom alot. Usually found with Patty or biking. Will always remember the times with Ted. Will never forget the V.W. accident. I leave Mr. Mitchell to whoever can understand him. SCOTT CHASE 1, Scott Chase, alias Chasey, Am proud of being a Gewapy Usually found skiing with Debbie. Will never forget the beauty shown to me by many. Will always remember the sponson canoe trip with Jim and Uncle Al. I wish peace and beauty to anyone who is willing to strive for it. I leave my sponson to whoever can carry it with my skis. 10 SHEILA K. BROWER I, Sheila Brower, Am proud of myself. But not of some of the tilings I've done. Usually found skiing with Ray. Will always remember all the things he's shown me. I leave behind the aggravations and frustrations of Mr. Carr. TERRY L. BRYANT I, Terry Bryant, alias Hanrady, Am proud of playing Varsity football. But not of taking SPANISH. Usually found working my best. Will never forget my driver’s test. Will always remember J.V. Basketball. I leave little Tom to carry the way. II THOMAS B. ARTZ PATRICK AUGIE I, Patrick Augie, Am proud of kids who think for themselves, But not of those who don't. Usually found driving around. Will always remember to fasten my seat belt. Will never forget 1 don't have one. I leave Mr. Scott a castle and paper airplane. 1, Tom Artz, alias Scarface, Am proud of working on the fruit farm. But not of the bodys on my car. Usually found under the nearest beer can. Will never forget June 10,1971. Will always remember the bus ride with gross Teddy. I leave this school to future alcoholics. WALTER BARTON ROBERT C. B1SBEE I, Bob Bisbee, alias Biz, Am proud of my '67 Mustang and it’s Holley, But not of times it's been beat. Usually found at the Garage. Will never forget this place. 1 leave my parking place to Dinsmore. EUGENE C. BLOODGOOD I, Eugene Bloodgood, alias Gene, Am proud of going to BOCES, But not of having homework. Usually found where the fun is. Will never forget the parties. Will always remember my friends 1 leave Pine Plains to John to carry on. GEORGE BELL I, George Bell, Am proud of Marie, But not of what I have done here at P. P. C. S. Usually found in trouble. Will never forget June 26, 1971. Will always remember to think twice. 1 leave the teachers nothing. 13 DONNA BONK 1, Donna Bonk, Am proud of Gary, But not of my jealousy. Usually found with Gary. Will never forget November 13, 1970. Will always remember May 14, 1971. 1 leave with Gary. TOREN BRODNAK I, Toren Brodnak, alias, Neuter, Am proud of Playing spons at Pine Plains, But not of my 1st year of wrestling. Usually found trying to make people laugh. Will never forget my first car. Will always remember Her. 1 leave my football and wrestling uniforms to Mike. ALAN BUDD 1, Alan Budd, alias, Buddy, Am proud of ??? Usually found burnin' a hill or circling a barn. Will never forget the BBC expeditions. Will always remember my search for deep thrills. I leave to find the world. 14 JEFF CAMBURN I, JeffCamburn, alias Hairbag, Am proud of my hair, But not of my hair cut. Usually found at Squires. Will never forget 390 Ford. Will always remember Senior Party '71. 1 leave Goldfarb and his mess!! ROSS CAMBURN I, RossCamburn, alias Milt, Am proud of graduating, But not of the B.O.C. E. S. ride. Usually found at Willigs (CUB BEARS). Will never forget August 22, 1971. Will always remember trying to burn patches. I leave my books to my sister and brother. RITA CHR1SJOHN 1, Rita Chrishohn, alias Riter, Am proud of being a Gewapy? !! But not of letting my Rumbler bite the dust! Usually found with Benson. Will never forget October 6, 1970. Will always remember Mr. Scott's English. I leave that traditional pipe. 15 SALLY CLINCH 1, Sally Clinch, alias Crunch, Am proud of being a cos, But not of getting lost on the mountain. Usually found at Deb's house. Will forget Rose's party. Will always remember Uncle Albert song. 1 leave my sister to pay the price. ANN MARIE CONNORS 1, Ann Marie Connors, Am proud of a certain guy named Bill, But not fond of a certain girl Usually found with Bill. Will always remember 10 28 71. Will never forget 10 15 71. 1 leave??? PHOTO Not Availablo FRED COUSE I, Fred Couse, alias Chip, Am proud of having fun in high school, But not of my basketball career. Usually found with Linda, Mark or Toren. Will never forget 5th period English class. Will always remember the good times. I leave Spanish class forever. 16 PAUL DESSER I, Paul Desser Am proud of Julie C. But not of My French marks. Usually found in trouble. Will never forget The Darkroom. Will always remember 2 14 71 I leave Mr. Carr and Mr. O'Neil with their sanity. DONNA DICAPRIO 1. Donna DiCaprio, alis Bushbug. Am proud of my up-do's, But not of June 25, 1971. Usually found on either side of the street. Will never forget Joyce's wedding. Will always remember June 1, 1970. 1 leave the yearbook to someone better. ROSE DIPPER I, Rose Dipper, alias Chester,” Am proud of Donnie, But not of the baby. Usually found with Donnie. Will never forget George and the shower. Will always remember 10 5 71, and Donnie's speech I leave for North Carolina. - 17 18 DEBBIE DOYLE I, Debbie Doyle, alias Bambi Am proud of Cosmetology, But not of November 24, 1969. Usually found in Pine Plains. Will never forget September 29, 1971. Will always remember B. L. J. C. I leave for nowhere specific. KEN DYKEMAN I, Ken Dykeman, alias, Clyde, Am proud of changing Bauer's and Valentine's mind. But not of the way my mother dresses me. Usually found poling holes in tin foil. Will never forget making All-League in '70 '71. Will always remember Judy and the greatest years of my life. I leave Coach Haugh and Stevenson a life time of winning seasons. LOUISE A. 1, Louise Dykeman, Am proud of getting out of Mr. Herbst’s class. But not of flunking my shorthand final. Usually found away from home. Will never forget this certain guy. Will always remember 9 11 71. 1 leave this school for good. CHARLOTTE EASTWOOD I, Charlotte Eastwood, Am proud of graduating, But not of fooling around too much. Usually found in the cafeteria. Will never forget the fun I had at lunch in the girls’ room. Will always remember my friend I have, i leave my seat in the cafeteria to Ann Foley. EDWARD O. EHLER I, Ed Ehler, Am proud of my success in math, But not of English. Usually found anywhere. Will never forget Mr. O'Neill. Will always remember Mr. Carr. 1 leave my luck. BARBARA E1CH1N 1, Barbara Eichin, Am proud of leaving this place. But not of flunking the geometry regents four times. Usually found around Elizaville. Will never forget Noevember 26, 1971. Will always remember January 2, 1971. I leave a box of thum-tacks to Gary. MARK W. FRANCIS I, Mark Francis, alias Lieutenant, Am proud of my scholastic achievements, But not of my romantic achievements. Usually found with one leg in motion. Will never forget Cape Hatteras. Will always remember ma premiere saison du ski. I leave the housework. LOUISA G. GRASSI I, Louisa Grassi, alias the same. Am proud of passing chem. But not of my Junior year. Usually found with Debbie and Kathy. Will never forget good friends and great times. Will always remember the summer of '71. I leave with fond memories. PAMELA MARIE GEORGE 1, Pam George, Am proud of dropping Physics, But not of setting my kitchen on fire. Usually found riding around. Will never forget the tennis courts. Will always remember 10 24 70. 1 leave what's left to Kathy and Dorean. ROXANNE HALAS ROBERT JAMES HAMILTON I, Robert Hamilton, alias Hammy, Am proud of passing geometry, But not of the hard times 1 gave Chucky. Will never forget that girl. Will always remember good times. I leave to become a millionaire. CHARLES JAMES HICKS I, Jim Hicks, Am proud of P. P. C. S. But not of growing up. Usually found not at home. Will never forget the Junior Prom. Will always remember my senior year. I leave the coaches my little brothers. I, Roxanne Halas, Am proud of getting my driver's license, But not of getting a speeding ticket. Usually found at home. Will never forget Oct. 30, 1970 Will always remember Russ. I leave at last. 21 DOUGLAS W. HILL I, Doug Hill, alias Willy, Am proud of never being caught skipping school. But not of Mr. Golden. Usually found riding the roads. Will never forget B.O.C.E. S. Will always remember being out with the boys. I leave with a sigh of relief. THOMAS E. HILL I, Tom Hill, alias Fuzzy, Am proud of Donna, But not of B.O.C. E. S. Usually found with Donna. Will never forget 8 19 69. Will always remember my buick. I leave finally?? GARY ALLEN HOFFMAN I, Gary Hoffman, Am proud of Donna, But not of staying out of school. Will never forget November 13, 1970. Will always remember May 14, 1971. I leave taking Donna with me. 22 CAMILLE IZZO I, Camille Izzo, alias Mouse, Am proud of my big secret. But not of losing a certain bet. Usually found at Sorracco's. Will never forget W.P. and 10 29 68. Will always remember last summer. 1 leave with fond memories. JOHN H. HUGHES I, John Hughes, Alias Jack, Am proud of graduating. But not of B.O.C. E. S. Usually found riding around or working at the Kolks. Will never forget Oct. 31, 1971. Will always remember the bus ride to B.O.C.E.S. I leave 20 feet of rubber in the parking lot. JOSEPH M. IMPERATO I, Joe Imperato, alias Impoe, Am proud of my 64 Merc. , But not of lending it out. Usually found at the Body Shop. Will never forget last year's Senior party. Will always remember Murphy's and its fun. 1 leave my parking space to Debbie. 23 ARTHUR JONES GORDON KEELER I, Gordon Keeler Am proud of Getting out, But not of Business. Usually found working on my car. Will never forget Sales Will always remember The Store. I leave finally. I, Art Jones, alias Doc, Am proud of my brother, But not of myself. Usually found on a horse. Will never forget a trip to Pawling. Will always remember a Junior Prom and a certain girl. 1 leave McNeil a winning ticket. l JOYCE KANE I, Joyce Kane, alias Flop, Am proud of Ricky - my husband - But not of My Cosmetology marks. Usually found with Rick in the yellow corvair Will never forget My honeymoon. Will always remember My wedding day and my ner- vousness. 1 leave the school a traitor, to answer the call of the distant drums in Red Hook, with my most cherished gift - my husband 24 NANCY LAWSON I, Nancy Lawson, Am proud of Gordon, But regret three years of Spanish. Usually found riding with Kathy and Lynn. Will never forget the ducks that were seagulls. Will always remember the '56 Chevy. I leave Kevin. ANGELA MALARCHUK 1, Angela Malarchuk, alias, Ange, Am proud of Charlie, But not of the dent I put in his car. Usually found here or there. Will never forget the roost. Will always remember the times with Murph. I leave happily and also my regrets to Dara. JOANNA MASTROPOLO I, Joanna Mastropolo, Am proud of not taking Math 12, But not of failing geometry. Usually found with Arnold. Will never forget 'ya know.” Will always remember Hartford. I leave memories of Innisfree. 25 26 FRANK MICHETT1 1, Frank Michetti, alias Mooch, Am proud of getting my driver's license, and of my Dodge, But not of owning a Ford product. Usually found chauffeuring people around. Will never forget working??? with Hilly and Artz (when he was sober) at Rosenthal's zoo. Will always remember the summer of 71. 1 leave Tommy Artz in the dust with My Dodge. PATRICIA MONTEMORRA roger McCauley I, Roger McCauley, alias Dinger, Am proud of being kicked out of school, But not of Mr. Golden Usually found at Murphy’s Will never forget the bus ride to B.O.C.E. S. Will always remember the parties on Saturday nights. 1 leave this place to catch up on my drinking. KATHLEEN MOSHER I, Kathy Mosher, alias Big Red, Am proud of 10 23 68, But not of 8 15 69. Usually found with my mother. Will never forget Mike's parties. Will always remember 7 9 69. 1 leave Peter, Larry, Ronny, Tony, Victor, Sean, and Amy whatever they can get. BARBARA MULE' I, Barbara Mule, Am proud of passing trig., But not of failing geometry. Usually found at home. Will always remember 6 1 69. Will never forget 6 18 70. I leave??? DEBBIE A. MULE' I, Debbie Mule, Am proud of Terry, But not of my suntan. Usually found around. Will never forget 9 12 70. Will always remember 12 31 69. 1 leave happily. JACKIE MURPHY 1, Jackie Murphy, alias Murf, Am proud of Mark, and the body he fixed, But not of hole jumping. Usually found where 1 shouldn't be. Will never forget hillclimbing with crazy Bob. Will always remember the people at Luther's 1 leave Glenn to be on time. DANIEL NORTHRUP I, Daniel Northrup, Am proud of my Chevy, But not of playing baksetball for Herbst. Usually found with Arlene. Will never forget the track meets with the gang. Will always remember 4 25 70. 1 leave Ernie my land of hurdles. REBECCA OSOFSKY I, Rebecca Osofsky, alias Becky, Am proud of passing Trig, But not of failing my first road test. Usually found watching T. V. Will never forget Pam's party. Will always remember Al. I leave French and Mrs. Francis to Jay. DALE JESSE PATERSON I, Dale Paterson, alias whale, Am proud of making all league twice, But not of quilting wrestling. Usually found doing as little as possible. Will try to forget January 1, 1971. Will always remember bur =� 22. 1 leave P. P.C.S. to Juniper. ELIZABETH PERCIASEPE 1, Elizabeth Jean-Teresa Perciasepc, Am Proud of not understanding time. But not of being human. Usually found alone. Will never forget all my mistakes. Will always remember how hard life is. I leave as small as I came. KATHY JANE PILCH I, Kathy Pilch, alias Cathy, Am proud of YOU KNOW!” But not of being picked on. Usually found waiting for the week-end. Will never forget ALLY-OOops. Will always remember Christmas '71 I leave past memories for future dreams. RAYMOND A. QUINTERO I, Raymond Quintero, alias Chico,' Am proud of my car, But not of English class. Usually found around (somewhere), Will never forget 8 6 70, Will always remember 1 9 70. 1 leave bye-bye. ANTHONY P. RA1MONDO I. Anthony Raimondo, Am proud of my 57, But not of my '64. Usually found under a hood. Will never forget last winter. Will always remember detention. 1 leave a can of chrome polish. DIANE MARIE ROBINSON I, Diane Robinson, Am proud of nothing. But not of ??? Usually found at the Drug Store. Will never forget my Junior Year. Will always remember that crazy threesome. I leave Susan to carry on. 30 DEBORAH SIGLER I, Deborah Sigler, alias Debbie, Am proud of him, But not of some past friendships. I enjoy being young and hate being alone. Will never forget those trips to the airport. Will always remember Albert and the summer of 68. 1 leave to fulfill my future dreams. GARY SPOHR 1, Gary Spohr (the quiet one), Am proud of passing Nashe's classes. But not of business math class. Usually found around (some-where)? Will never forget what I haven't forgotten yet. Will always remember my high school years. 1 leave an empty parking space near the YELLOW. MICHELE SQUEO I, Michele Squeo, Am proud of my happy moments alone . . . But not of being human, cold and ugly. Usually found Bull ?X! !X to anyone who wants to listen. Will never forget Cue Man's Parties. Will always remember my great fall. I leave Michael, Stevie, and Kurt to carry out the tradition. DEBORAH L. STARK I, Deborah Stark, alias Deb, Am proud of finally making it to my Senior year. But not of February 18, 1969. Usually found with Arden. Will never forget October 24, 1970. Will always remember the summer of '70. I leave the school forever!!! LU-ANN STICKLES 1, Lu-Ann Stickles, alias Duck, Am proud of Bill, But not of his toes. Usually found with Bill. Will never forget my micky mouse. Will always remember Nov. 1, 1969. 1 leave my gym suit to Tommy. MILLY STURDIVANT I, Milly Sturdivant, Am proud of the name Sturdivant. But not of breaking the Senior Room window, thanks to John W. Usually found anyplace. Will never forget Hill climbing with C.B. Will always remember 12 31 70. V'� I leave Valerie The Fruit. 32 DANIEL SWEENEY I, Daniel Sweeney, alais, Danny, Am proud of getting away with . . . and . . , and, But not of getting sick on gin and wink. Will never forget the old Elizaville parties. Will always remember the St. Patrick's day parade in N.Y.C. I leave a cookbook for the cafeteria staff. Usually found somewhere on the face of the earth. ROBERT SWEETING I, Robert Sweeting, alias Bobby, Am proud of my Nova and Auto Body, But not of my short hair. Usually found waiting at Tony's. Will never forget my Mustang and Aden's parties. Will always remember Midnight Auto parts. 1 leave my sister Debi to cause alot of trouble. LOUISE TAMBURR1NO I, Louise Tamburrino, alias Lou-Lou Am proud of getting to drive Bill’s car, But not of wrecking it. Usually found in Millbrook with friends. Will never forget 6 5 71, Will always remember 11 1 71. I leave peacefully and joyfully. 33 34 THEODORE M. TENORE I, Ted Tenore, Alias Theodore, Am proud of Elizabeth and my Van, But not of my first five cars, Usually found in Adam's dump, or with a little Peppe and Blake. Will never forget July 3, 1971. Will always remember everything, except homework. I leave a used pair of track shoes in room 110. JAMES VALENTINE 1, James Valentine, alias Dutch, Am proud of playing basketball at P.P.C.S. But not of flipping the Chevy with Bauer. Usually found tipping a few cars with Tom, Toren, and Ken. Will never forget my date after a baseball game. Will always remember the great parties and 1969! I take with me memories of the Prom, and leave a racing form in the files. DEBORAH HOPE WASHINGTON 1, Deborah Washington, Am proud of meeting Lenny, But not of meeting his cousin. Usually found sitting home watching the boob tube. Will never forget October 29, 1971. Will always remember those swinging parties. I leave my soul sisters and cousin to carry on. JANET WEBER We rowed into fog . . . And out through fog ... Oh how Blue, and bright the wide sea. Behn DEBRA WEBSTER I, Debra Webster Am proud of being quiet, But not of not being heard. Usually found at home. Will never forget June 26, 1971. Will always remember July 3, 1971. I leave with a smile. NANCY WELLS I, Nancy Wells, Am proud of Passing my Road Test. But not of failing it twice before. Usually found anywhere but home. Will never forget the Winter of 1970. Will always remember Phil. I leave with pleasure, for parts unknown. 35 JONATHAN WHITE I, John White, Am proud of a certain burger, But not of Mr. DeMatto’s Algebra class. Usually found with Lori. Will never forget Mildred and her bunny rabbits. Will always remember April 19, 1971. I leave. PATRICIA ANN WILKE I, Patricia Wilke, alias Pattie, Am proud of the Senate, and of being me. But not of being so naive Usually found trying to find someone. Will never forget June 22, 1970. Will always remember that too short summer. 1 leave some other unsuspecting sophomore to Mr. McNeil. 36 LAVERN M. WOLFE I, LaVern Wolfe, Am proud of passing 11th year history. But not of Shorthand I. Usually found confused. Will never forget John, Will always remember my junior year. I leave to face whatever's ahead of me. WILLIAM H. WRIGHT I, Bill Wright, alias Wilbur, Am proud of graduating, But not of flunking geometry. Usually found in the cafeteria. Will never forget 9th grade football. Will always remember (regret) Spanish. 1 leave to Mr. Golden a one way ticket around Kate Smith. 37 38 Host Police Artistic flirts 1. A 2. F U. D 6. D 7. G 8. S 9. A 10. D 11. D 12. H 13. B Ut-. D • Jones . Michetti . Dykeraan . Sigler . Wells . Bonk . Hoffman • Chase . Ramondo • Northrup • Stark . Sweeting . fiichin • Paterson 1� D L-oyle 2. J.AR. Camburn 3. E. Qloodgood N. Lawson 5 D• DiCaprio 6. F. Couse 7 G. Sphor 8. D. B. Mule' 9. S. Clinch 10� R. McCauley 3t ■r J. Imperto | 11� P• Wilke 12. L. Grassi 13 E. Perciasepe 14 R Hamilton 15- G. Bell i ___ I 1. J. Hicks 2. L. and S. Stickles 3. S. Brower 4. R. Halas 5. R. Chrisjohn 6. P. Desser 7. J. Valentine 8. D. Robinson 9. J. Weber 10. C. Izzo 11. M. Squeo 12. R. Hamilton 13. J. Mastropolo 14. C. Eastwood Time A To Move Ahead . . . Special Education 52 Seventh Grade 53 Eighth Grade 54 Ninth Grade 55 Tenth Grade 56 Eleventh Grade 57 B. O. C. E. S. 58 He who, from zone to zone Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight. In the long way that I must tread alone. Will lead my steps aright. William Cullen Bryant (To a Waterfowl) Board of Education Mr. Staats, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Garrick, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Larkin, Mrs. Masters. Missing: Mr. Butler 60 MR. FRANCIS, MR. SPIERS, MR. GOLDEN Secretaries Principals 61 MRS. MOODY, MRS. FILIPPINI Clerk Secretary MR.JORDAN MRS. JORDAN Guidance Dept. 62 MR. HAZELTON, MRS. NEAR, and MR. DeFREEST MR. ALONGE Science Department Suny at Oneonta B.S. MR. BIANCO B.O.C.E.S. Department Marist College B.A. MR. BREWER Social Studies Department Ball State University B. S. MR. CARR Math and Science Department Albany State B.S. Simons College, Boston M.S. 63 MR. CASWELL English Department SUNY at Oneonta B.S. and M.S. MR. CHAPIN Science Department University of Mass. B.S. Duke University M.S. MR. DE MATTO Math Department Westville State College, Mass. B.S. Southern State College, Conn. M.S. MRS. FRANCIS Language Department University of Vermont B.A. Radcliffe College M.A. MR. FOSTER Music Department State College of Penn. B.S. N.Y.U. Master MR. GALLINA Science Department Wagner College, Staten Island B.S. MISS ALM English Department Wilmington College, Ohio B.A. MR. HAUGH Physical Education Dept. Ithaca B.S. Columbia M.A. 65 MR. HERBST Social Studes Department SUNY at Albany B.A. and M.A. MR. KIMBALL Math Department New Paltz B.S. MR. KOHUT Health Department SUNY at Brockport B.S. NYU graduate MRS. KOHUT Home Economics Department SUNY at Oneonta B.S. 66 MR. KUNITZ Art Department Queens College B.A. Columbia University M.A. MR. Me NEIL Social Studies Department Union College. Kentucky B.S. University of Kentucky M.A. MRS. LAWSON Math Department New Paltz State Teachers College B.S. MISS MIDTHUN Music Department Hofstra University, Hempstead L. I. 67 MR. MITCHELL Language Department SUNY at Albany B. A. MR. MOYERS English Department William and Mary College B.F.A. MR. NASH Business Department Siena College B.S. College of St. Rose M.S. MR. O’NEILL Math Department American International College Springfield B.S. Business MR. ORTON Social Studies Department SUNY at Albany B.A. M.A. MRS. PALMATIER Library Alfred University B.S. SUNY at Albany M.S. MR. PASQUARELLI English Department Brockport State B.A MR. PEROTTI B.O.C.E.S. Department Cornell University B.S. University of Nebraska M.S. 69 MR. PECK Social Studies Department University of Arkansas B.S. MR. REEVE English Department Seton Hall University B.S. MRS. ROE English Department New Paltz B.A. MR. SALVIA Industrial Arts Dept. Oswego B.S. 70 V MR. SCHAEHRER Industrial Arts Department Cornell University B.S. MR. SCOTT English Department SUNY at Albany B. A. MR. STEVENSON Physical Education Department Cortland State B.S. MRS. STEVENSON Physical Education Dept. East Tenn. State University B.S. MR. TICKNOR Business Department Ithaca B.S. Accounting Albany State - Education MR. WEST Science Department New Paltz B.S. MR. WRIGHT Driver Education Department Springfield College B.A. 7. MR. KARGAS Student Teacher Marist College MR. ROMITO Student Teacher Marist College MRS. BLACKIE Nurse - teacher RN - flower Fifth Ave. School of Nursing, N.Y.C. 73 Try it you'll like it! So I tried it. Thought I was gonna die! 74 Teachers Aides ELEMENTARY Mrs. Agnelli Mis. Pilch Mrs. Liebhart SECONDARY Mrs. Gillis Mrs. Finkle Cafeteria Staff 75 Custodians Elementary Teachers Mrs. Ackerman Mrs. Barton, Nurse Teacher Mrs. Breidenstein Mrs. Brewer Mrs. Cole Mrs. Delaney, Library Aide Mrs. Devers Mrs. Downs Mr. Doyle Miss Fletcher Mr. Gage Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Irwin Mr. Kemnitzer Mrs. Lown Mrs. Lundgren Miss Mauro Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. McNeil 77 Mr. Meilinger Mrs. Moynihan Mrs. Napoli Mrs. Offerman Mrs. Olah Mr. Peppe Mrs. Reeves Miss Rein Mrs. Schaehrer Miss Scofield Mrs. Shaver Miss Shelly Mrs. Sherman Miss She von Mn. Smith Mrs. Spohr, Library Aide 78 Student Senate 3 Honor Society Diane Robinson, James Valentine, Mark Francis Bomber Club 83 Chorus Hunting and Fishing Club Drama Club Newspaper Staff 86 Art Club Science Club 87 Foreign Cookery Chess Club 88 Library Club Stamp and Coin Club 89 s Yorker Club 92 A Time to Enjoy . . . FOOTBALL '71 Football season brought great hopes this year, for the Bombers were hoping for a repeat of the previous mason's 8-0 record. Also the team hoped they could reach the State Small School Ratings again. Last year they finished fourth in the ratings. In the first game the Bombers entertained Housatonic Regional High School. With a strong defense. Pine Plains won 12-0. Next the Bombers traveled north to Gloversville for a night game with Bishop Burke Academy. Again, the team was triumphant with a 30-0 score. Hoping to advance in the ratings after 10 straight wins (over two seasons) the Bombers went to Cold Spring for a game with Haldane. The Haldane team proved too much for Pine Plains as Haldane won 20-0. This was the first shut-out for the Bombers in 11 games. On the following Saturday Pine Plains played at home against Millbrook. The Bombers were again beaten by a score if 19-6. The Bombers now travelled to Dover. The team turned out its best effort of the season winning 36-0. Pine Plains hosted Philip Schuyler of Albany on the following weekend. The Schuyler team left town with a 14-6 win to remain unbeaten. In the final game of the season the Bombers beat Pawling 26-6, to end up with a 4-3record. For their outstanding talent. Ken Dykeman and Dale Paterson were chosen to the All-League team. In the past four years the Bombers have compiled a 23-6-1 record. 94 Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: J. Jackson, D. Fletcher, M. Burdick, C. Hicks, T. Bryant, D. Weaver, J. Donnelly, K. Stippa, S. Cium, P. Desser, K. Dykeman, R. Cooper, Coach Haugh. SECOND ROW: J. Maclsaac, C. Scribner, D. Northrop, H. Eisen, B. Couse, D. Paterson, A. Hawks, D. Lasher, J. MacArthur, T. Brodnak, B. Moody, R. Jackson, J. Ross, Coach Stevenson. 96 Jr. High Football Team FRONT ROW: W. George. R. Christiansen. J. Bloodgood, D. Hedges, R. Hall, G. Doyle. R. Urda, P. Eichen, F. Chase, C. Hawks, D. Meccariello, B. Hicks. SECOND ROW: Coach O’Neill. R. Budd. S. Seebruch. D. Sommerville, S. Coyle, J. Addams, J. Sheridan, R. Butler, G. Harrison, J. Campbell, D. Sherman, W. Mc- Ghee, D. Flinn, Coach Kohut. With Many Varsity Football players graduating this year, the hopes of the future team fall on the Junior High team. This year’s team consisted of 35 boys who compiled a 2-3 record. The Junior Bombers beat Pawling and Dover but lost to Mill- brook twice and Pawling once. The Junior High coaches this year were Coach Kohut and Coach O’Neill. Both Coaches will agree that individual imporvements were great during the season. 97 Football Cheerleaders 98 Cross Country Although Cross Country is the second sport of the fall sports season, it is not necessarily the easiest. This year's team consisted of a nine man Varsity squad and a twelve man Junior High Squad. The Varsity squad com- piled a 3 -3 record while the Junior High squad had a 1-3 record. But the team's outstanding effort came in the DCSL meet where the Varsity took second place and the Junior High took first place in their respective divisions. Many members of the team pride themselves in earning a 250 patch” for running at least 250 miles during the season. Many also participated in a 20 mile run from the school to the Kingston Bridge. Varsity Basketball 1971-72 As in Football, the Bombers were hoping for a season as successful as the previous one. The Bombers finished second in the league last year with a 14-3 record. The team did not do as well as hoped, ending in 6th place in the league with a 7-11 record. Despite the record, it was an exciting season as six games were decided by five or less points. An old rivalry with Red Hook was kept alive with team beating the other once. Millbrook won the league championship after two wins over the Bombers. The Bombers are losing three ballplayers through graduation. Mark Francis, Jim Valentine, and Scott Chase are the team's seniors. Francis and Valentine were the team's leading scorers and rebounders. GAMES Mark Francis 18 Jim Valentine 17 Glenn Chitty 16 John Nichols 18 David Lasher 18 Ruben Quintero 14 Jim O'Sullivan 6 Scott Chase 11 Ray Quintero 13 Barry Dykeman 6 Leading Rebounders Mark Francis 169 Jim Valentine 136 Glenn Chitty 103 POINTS AVE. 196 10.9 160 9.4 150 9.37 145 8.6 117 6.5 48 3.4 14 2.3 14 1.3 14 1.1 0 0 Foul Shooting Leader John Nichols 59% Field Goal Leaders 100 Glenn Chitty Mark Francis 46% 45% 101 Junior Varsity Basketball TheJ.V. basketball team enjoyed a sue cessful season this year, finishing with a 11-7 record. The season was filled with many exciting games with the Bombers winning by as few as three points in some games. In other games the team would win or lose by twenty points. Many of the ballplayers picked up valuable play- ing experience which will help them as they move up to the varsity next year. The team had many fine shooters and re- bounders. Flip Wright was the team's leading scorer and playmaker. Jim O'- Sullivan and Mike McCauley were the leading rebounders. Tom Spencer Flip Wright David Thorpe Michael McCauley Ken Stippa Robert Jacovino Steve Steutzle Jeff Adams Kevin Dier Robert Cahill Tom Bryant 104 Wrestling 1972 The Varsity wrestling did not have as much success as was hoped for this sea- son, but there were many bright spots in the program. The Bombers finished with a 6-7 record. One of the more successful sports in the season was the Maple Hills Christmas Tournament. In this trounament the Bombers took second place, losing first place by only three points. Jim Hicks, Ed Ehler, and Dale Paterson won the titles for their respective weight classes. The Team took fifth place in the D.C.S.L. match. Dale Paterson again won the title in the heavyweight class. Jim Hicks took second place in the 145 lb. class. With these standings the two advanced to the Divisionals. Again Paterson took the title and Hicks held second. The two went on to the Sectional Open match where they both were stopped in the first round. Paterson finished with a 22-1-0 record. Other senior wrestlers are Toren Brodnak (14-6-1), Jim Hicks (18-4-1). and Ed Ehler (15-6-0), One of the Bom- bers' troubles was that they could not fill the 98 lb. weight class and therefore had to enter each match by forfeiting six points. Varsity Wrestling Junior High Wrestling The Junior High wrestlers had a successful season this year. The team suffered only three losses but won nine matches. The losses were to Lagrange Junior High twice and to Saugerties. The wrestlers were victorious over the three Kingston Junior High teams, and Arlington. The leading wrestler for the Bombers was Steve Roberts who compiled a 12-0 record. Greg Doyle also excelled with a 10-1-1 record. Tennis Team The 1971 tennis team consisted of only four players. With so few players the team had a hard time in their matches where a team of six or eight is ideal. The team's record was 2-9 with the Bombers playing larger and more experienced team Members of the team were Toren Brodnak, Scott Chase, Mark Francis, and senior Jim Casazza. 108 Track The trackmen had something to look forward to during the 1971 Track season - an all-weather track. With this track four school records were broken. The Bomber's record was 5-5 this season, an improvement on the previous year. The Bombers hosted the D. C. S. L. meet on their new track. Several county records were broken during the meet. Pine Plains did not place in this meet, however. This season's track team consisted of 26 runners, 16 of whom earned letters. The individual scoring leader was Dan Northrop with 78 points. 109 Baseball 1971 The Bomber baseball team enjoyed its best season in many years. The Bombers finished in first place in Bi-Valley League after winning 18 games without a loss. The only loss the Bombers suffered came in post-season play. The Bombers were defeated in the first round of the class D championship by Tuckahoe, the team that went on to win the championship. Senior John Aim was the leading pitcher with a 7-1 record. Jeff Burton was the of- fensive leader with a .373 batting average. The team lost many ballplayers through graduation. Senior ballplayers were Ray Enright, John Aim, Pete Bartolomeo, Jay Burdick, Ron Kellerhouse. and Pete Stapf. Despite the loss of these players the Bombers hope to have a good season as they will be gaining players fromtthe J.V. PITCHERS AND RECORDS LEADING BATTERS John Aim 7-1 Ray Enright 4-0 Jim Biakney 5-0 Charles Eckhardt 1-0 Pete Stapf .328 Jay Burdick .303 Jeff Burton .373 Jim Valentine .364 Team batting average - .278 110 Varsity Baseball III Junior Varsity Baseball JV BASEBALL 1971 The J.V. Baseball team was not to be out done by the Varsity this season as they compiled a 12-1 record. The only loss of the season came for the Bombers in their final game, against Red Hook. The Bombers had beaten Red Hook earlier in the season. The Bombers used only two pitchers during the season. The pitchers were David Lasher (6-1) and Harold Denfeld (6-0). David Lasher was also the offensive leader with an amazing .519 average. Many other members of the team had high averages also. 112 Soccer Helen Imperato Laurey Fahey Lee Burdick Michele Bad ore Karen O'Dell Colleen Baldwin June Paterson Nancy Lawson Debbie Allen Brita McCauley Maureen Sheridan Cindy Lowe Sandy Squeo Debbie Wilson Kathy Staats Out of 21 girls, only 5 were upperclassmen and only 9 had played soccer previously. A young and inexperienced team, the girls did not do well if only the score were to be consi- dered. They have skill, but lack intial aggres- siveness and should develop into a fine team for the future. Varsity Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball VOLLEYBALL 1972 VARSITY Debra Washington Debra Allen Patti O'Sullivan Kim Dillinger Judy Yius Debra Stapf Sally Clinch Nancy Lawson Record - 6-2 JR. VARSITY Susan Robinson Katie Larkin Brita McCauley Sue Ellen Haire Lea Burdick Cindy Lawe Karen O'dell Sandy Squeo Michele Bad ore Record - 5-0 Both teams placed first in small school tournament. BASKETBALL 1972 VARSITY Brita McCauley Patti O'Sullivan Michele Squeo Barabara Sweeney Linda Shelton Susan Robinson JR. VARSITY Lea Burdick Sandy Decker Adrian Kemp Helen Imperato Linda Meccariello Mindy Kemp Laurie Fahey Liza Hickey 115 Badminton Team DOUBLES 1 - Debra Washington Susan Robinson 2 - Brita McCauley Michele Kemp SINGLES 1 - Michele Squeo 2 - Barbara Sweeney 3 - Lea Burdick Millbrook 0-5 Lost Millbrook 2-3 Lost Dover 7-1 Won 116 118 The Junior Class Presents: THE GAY NINETY’S April 3, 1971 King and Queen NEIL BENSON and LOUISA GRASSI Attendants JOE IMPERATO TOREN BRODNACK MARK BURTON JIM VALENTINE KATHY PILCH SHEILA BROWER RITA CHRISJOHN SHARON FREER 119 N.Y. YANKEES ALL STARS vs. BOMBER ALUMNI ALUMNI: Clyde Chase. Bill Brewer. Bob Stevenson, Eric Kunitz, Mike Kohut, Dick Meilinger, Charles O'Neill, Bill Pulver, Ken Hinsch, Robert Couse, Fred Couse. YANKEES: Gene Michaels, Stan Bahnsen, Roy White, Cun Blefary, Jerry Kenny. John Briggs, Jeff Torborg. Sui iojvj Car Smash B. O. C. E. S. 124 125 126 127 129 V 132 Do You Remember? Go-Go Boots Going to the Audobon Center Senior Window Science Projects Izzo's Gang Earth Science Mrs. Parsons falling on Goofy Frog Mrs. Coy's bell Chipmunk Mis. Beaton's lipstick Mr. Sagarin Sheila's Banking Mr. Binder May Day Pam's parties Mrs. Down’s Beauty Mark The sewing circle 2nd Grade Pencil Store Music lessons The Odd Fellows Hall's Lunches Girl Scouts The mice in the kitchen Uncle Larry's Physics Team Mark’s eye Mr. Scott's Castle Diane's tooth B.O.C.E.S. Bus Kathy's head Mr. Pasquarelli's Room Donna's tooth Biology The class picnics THE yearbook meetings The Sun-Dance Kid The rubber cement 138 THOMAS ARTZ RD2 Box 298 A Red Hook, New York 12571 758-9046 Ski Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Wrestling 1,2. PATRICK AUG1E RFD 1 Box 332 B Red Hook, New YorJ 12571 PL 6-6545 Yorker Club 8; Science Club 3; A Honor Roll 1; B Honor Roll 2,3. GEORGE BELL RD 1 Box 287 A Red Hook, New York 1Z571 398-5564 ROBERT BISBEE Box 55 Pine Plains, New York 12567 398-7200 Yorker Club, 8; irack Club 1.2,3; - J.V. Track 9; V. Track 10,11; J.V. Football 9 JAMES BLARNEY Pine Street Pine Plains, New York 12567 398-1346 Ski Club 2,3,4; Bomber Club 3; Motorcycle Club 4; Sailing Club 4; Foreign Cookery 4; Prom Committee 3; Track Club 1; Science Club 4; Hunting and Fish- ing Club 4; Uncle Larry's Physics Team 4; Baseball 1; Honor Key 2. EUGENE BLOODCOOD Ohland Road Stanfordville, New York 12581 868-7703 Baseball 4; Football 1; Honor Key 1,2,3.4. DONNA BONK P.O. Box 187 Pine Plains, New York 12567 758-5761 TOREN BRODNAK Hunns Lake Road Bangall, New York 12506 868-7839 Drama Club 1,2,3, President 4; Chess Club 4; Wrestling Club; Treasurer 1,2; Bomber Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2; Traffic Club 3; Foreign Cookery 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Captain 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Senior Seminar 4. SHEILA BROWER Ancramdale, New York 12503 EA9-0103 Ski Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 2, President 3; Varsity Club 1,2; Bomber Club 3,4; Foreign Cookery 4; Traffic Club 3; Co-Commisioner 3; Rooting Squad 1,2,3; Twirler 1,2; Yearbook staff 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Class President 1, Secretary 4; Girls Volley- ball 1; Girls J.V. Basketball 1; Football Cheerleader 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2; J.V. Cheer- leader 1,2, Honor Key 4. TERRY BRYANT Route 82 Ancramdale, New York 329-7596 Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Bomber Club 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Honor Key 1. ALAN BUDD Clinton Corners, New York 266-3401 Ski Club 1,2,3; Track Club 1,2; Motorcycle Club 4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; J.V. Track 1,2,4. JEFFREY CAMBURN Clinton Corners. New York 140 266-3673 SCOTT CHASE Main Street Pine Plains, New York 12567 398-9474 Ski Club 1,2,3; Vice-President 3; Sailing Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Foreign Cookery 4; Sci- ence Club, 4. Treasurer 4; Bomber Club 3: Amateur Radio Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Head Fish 4; For- eng Travel Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1.2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Tennis 1.2,3; Honor Key 1; Senior Seminar 4. RITA CHRISJOHN Indian Road Red Hook, New York 12571 758-8238 G.O. Representative 1; Traffic Club 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Treasurer 4; Bomber Club 2,3: Twirling 1,2; Badmiton Team 1,2; Honor Key 1. SALLY CLINCH North Main Street Pine Plains, New York 12567 398-7722 Business Club 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Girls Softball; Girls Volleyball. FRED COUSE Ridge Road Clinton Corners, New York 12514 266-5998 Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Bomber Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Foreign Cookery 4: Prom Committee 3; Uncle Larry's Physics Team 4; Class President 1; Senior Seminar 4. PAUL DESSER Hobbs Lane Clinton Corners, New York 12514 266-5266 DONNA DICAPRIO RD 1 Ancram, New York 12502 329-7621 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Editor; Honor Key 2,3, ROSE DIPPER Anson Road Standfordville, New York 12581 DEBORAH COYLE Factory Lane Pine Plains, New York 12567 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4: Girls Soft- ball 10. KENNETH DYKEMAN Standfordville, New York 12581 868-7433 Bomber Club 3,4; Wrestling Club 2, Vice-President 2; Track Club 2; Art Club 2,3; Vice-President 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; Bi- Valley League for Football 3,4; Pete Miller Memorial Award 4. LOUISE DYKEMAN RD 1 Box 350 Red Hook, New York PL8-5944 CHARLOTTE EASTWOOD West Church Street Pine Plains, New York 398-7619- Library Club 4, Chorus 4. EDWARD EHLER Farview Avenue Pine Plains. N.Y. 398-7795 . Science Club 3.4; Radio Club 3.4; Sailing Club 4; 141 Uncle Larry's Physics Team 4; Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country3,4; Wrestling 3,4. BARBARA EICH1N Box 76 Elizabille, N.Y. PL6-3671 Art Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Ski Club 1,2. MARK FRANCIS Hammertown Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 398-6643 Drama Club 3,4; Bomber Club 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2; Newspaper 2; Foreign Cookery 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2; Constitutional Revision Committee 3; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Captain 4; Track 4; Uncle Larry's Physics Team; Honor Key 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Senior Seminar.4. PAMELA GEORGE Route 82-A 398-5535 Track Club 1,2; Wrestling Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Bomber Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 2; Drama Club 1,4; Traffic Club 3; Senior Travel Club 4; Foreign Cookery 4; Prom Committee 3; Twirlers 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1.3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Track 3. LOUISA GRASSI Stissing Mountain Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-6696 Ski Club 1,2,3; Track Club 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Rooting Squad 1,2; Bomber Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Girls' Track 3,4; Captain 4; Honor Key. ROBERT HAMILTON Tripp Road Milerton, N.Y. 12546 398-5581 CHARLES HICKS Clinton Comers, N.Y. 398-3725 DOUGLAS HILL PO Box 116 Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-5596 THOMAS HILL Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-7245 Track Club 1,2; Track Team 1. GARY HOFFMAN Hoffman Road Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-7762 JOSEPH IMPERATO North Main Street Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-1315 Bomber Club 3,4; Track Club 1,2. CAMILLE IZZO Poplar Ave. Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 Ski Club 1,2,3; Library Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Track Club 1; Rooting Squad 1,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Chess Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Softball 1. 142 ARTHUR JONES Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-7458 GORDON KEELER Maple Street Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-6645 NANCY LAWSON Route 82 Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-7861 Newspaper Staff 1; Ski Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3.4; Soc- cer 4; Volleyball 4; Softball 4; Honor Key 1. ANGELA MALARCHUK Mlllerton, N.Y. 12546 789-4768 Volleyball 4; Hockey 4; Soccer 3,4. JOANNA MASTROPOLO Ancramdale, N.Y. 329-3753 Ski Club 1.2,3; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Dra- ma Club 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3; G.O. Rep.; Volleyball 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Soccer 1,2. roger mccauley Stissing Mtn. Road Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 FRANCIS M1CHETT1 Indian Road Red Hook, N.Y. 12571 Yearbook Staff 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Motor- cycle Club 4; Bomber Club 4. KATHLEEN MOSHER Attlebury Road Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-7860 Drama Club 2; Music Club 2; Senior Travel Club 4; Band 1.2,3,4. BARBARA MULE' Route 199 Pine Plains,N.Y. 12567 398-7547 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Music Club 3; Science Club 3; Foreign Cookery 4; Honor Key 1. DEBORAH MULE' Route 199 Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-7547 Bomber Club 3; Music Club 2; Secretary 2; Wrestling Club 2; Class Secretary 2. DANIEL NORTHROP Hunns Lake Road Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-1946 Track Club 1,2; Bomber Club 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Honor Key 1.2,3. REBECCA OSOFSKY Route 199 Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-1398 Library Club 3; Foreign Cookery 4; Yearbook 4: Co- Editor 4; Amateur Radio Club 3; Wrestling Club 2; Senior Travel Club 4; Drama Club 4; Senior Seminar 4. DALE PATERSON Barnett Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-9427 Science Club 3,4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Stu- dent-Faculty Senate 4; Finance Commissioner 4; 143 Foreign Cookery 4; Music Club 3; Wrestling Club 2. Vice-President 3; Bomber Club 3,4; President 4; Uncle Larry's Physics Team 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Wrestling 2,4; Track 3,4; Tennis 2. ELIZABETH PERCIASEPE Halls Hill Road Ancram, N.Y. Art Club 3; Drama Club 4; Intermural Hockey 1; Gymnastics 1. KATHY PILCH Hammertown Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-1394 Drama Club 1,2,4; Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; Secretary of Class 3; Track Club 1.2; Traffic Club 3; Bomber Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Business Editor 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Foreign Cookery Club 4; Rooting Squad 1,2; Prom Committee 3, Ticket Chairman 3; Senior Travel Club 4; 1972 DAR Good Citizen; Senior Seminar 4; Honor Key 4. RAYMOND QUINTERO Route 199 Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-6678 J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Volleyball 1,2. DIANE ROBINSON Church Street Pine Plains, N.Y. 12578 398-7712 Ski Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Vice-President 4: Track Club 1,2; Foreign Cookery 4; Prom Committee 3; Science Club 3,4; Senior Travel Club 4; Class Vice-President 2,3; Uncle Larry’s Physics Team 4; Honor Key 1,2,3,4; Senior Seminar 4; Honor Society 3,4; President 4. BLAIR ROMAN STECKLER c o George Cafiero Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-7375 DEBORAH SIGLER Sigler Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-7241 Band 1,2; Rooting Squad 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Trea- surer 3; Fine Log Staff 4; Foreign Cookery 4; Honor Key 2,3,4. GARY SPOHR Fairview Ave. Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 Ski Club 1.2,3; J.V. Basketball 1. MICHELE SQUEO P.O. Box 138 Pine Plains, N.Y. Art Club 1,2,3,4; President 1; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Sailing Club 4; Motorcycle Club 1,2; French Club 1; Class President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2; Softball 1,2,4; Senior Seminar 4. DEBORAH STARK Ernest Road Stanfordville, N.Y.. 12581 868-1973 LUANN STICKLES BRIZZIE Millcrton, N.Y. 12546 MILDRED STURDIVANT Ancramdale, N.Y. 12503 329-6105 DANIEL SWEENEY Box 63 Elizavllle, N.Y. P16-5601 PINE PLAINS Compliments of GARAGE INC. BERLINS TWIN LAKES HOTEL AND LIQUOR STORE Pine Plains, New York 12567 Elizaville, New York ANTHONY PULVER GENERAL TRUCKING Agrico Fertilizer 398-7214 Pine Plains, N. Y. 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STISSING INSURANCE CENTER John Deere - New Holland Compliments of Avid Appllquers Bargello Buffs Creative Crocheters __ THE Dedicated Darners NTPHI F Experienced Embroiderers Fringe Fixers NOOK GATEWAY DRIVE-IN Great Goblin Stitchers Hip Hookers of Rugs Route 22 X r;il TVT v Inventive Infant Outfitters THE Jumper Jobbers Knowing Knitters VILLAGE CLOCK Learned Lacemakers IVIlilcx toilf IN • 1 • Maniacal Macramers Copake. N.Y. ... All Shop at DUTCHESS AUTO COMPANY Buick - Chevrolet - Opel - Jeep We are Pleased to Supply Your Driver Training Car. Millerton, N. Y. 162 Senior Portraits ir i the 1972 Pine Log Were Done by JEAN SARDOU PORTRAIT STUDIO LUCKEY, PLATT CO. 332 Main Street Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ANCRAM HOTEL Compliments of | DR. DOUGLAS HART Accommodations for Hunters Home Cooking Bottle Permit JOE DICAPRIO and Route 82 Ancram 329-0603 DR. DONALD WEBSTER 163 Class Rings — Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories — Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding - Bob Macfadden P.O.BOX 2509 SCHENECTADY, N.Y. 12309 164 A utographs A utographs LOUISE TAMBURRINO Stanford ville, N.Y. 12581 868-1365 Drama Club 2; Ski Club 2; Library Club 4. THEODORE TENORE Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-7710 Track Club 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2; Bomber Club 3, 4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2. JAMES VALENTINE Cold Spring Road Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-7442 Bomber Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4, President 4; Band 1,2; Foreign Cookery 4; Sailing Club4; Motorcycle Club 4; Sen- ior Travel Club 4; Uncle Larry's Physics Team 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; Philip Matragrano Most Valuable Player J.V. Basketball; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. DEBORAH WASHINGTON Roche Drive Ancramdale, N.Y. 329-7582 Library Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,4, Captain 4; Soft- ball 1,2; Basketball 3; Soccer 4. JANET WEBER Ohland Road Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 Drama Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Volleyball 2; Honor Key 1,2,3. DEBRA WEBSTER Birch Drive Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 398-9453 Ski Club 1,2,3; Track Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Wrestling Club 2; Track 3; Honor Key 3. NANCY WELLS RD Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-1358 Band 1,2,3,4; Bomber Club 3; Rooting Squad 1; Busi- ness Club 3; Library Club 3,4; President 4. JOHN WHITE Bean River Road Pine Plains, N.Y. 12567 Bomber Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Senior Travel Club 4; Baseball 3,4; PATRICIA WILKE Mount Ross Road Pine Plains. N.Y. 12567 398-1388 Drama Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Music Club 3, President 3; Foreign Cookery 4; Root- ing Squad 1,2,3; Senior Travel Club 4; Sailing Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Bomber Club 3.4; Track Club 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Constitution Committee, Co-chairman 3; G.O. Representatives; Student-Faculty Senate 4; Student Chairman4; N. E.D.T. Certificate2; Senior Seminar4. LAVERN WOLFE Box 9605 Bangall, N.Y. 868-7472 Bomber Club 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Honor Key 2,3. WILLIAM WRIGHT Route 82 Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 868-1378 Football 1. 167 . . But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longings. Kahili Gibran A . ■ -,-v •' V -a • i ■ . •■•■ rit.jr v- . ' . -. V ■“ ’ - • zi •■ . • r ' ■ ' : ■ v -••; 'v.. ■ '■ -■• . •■. •'' ••.--;. ..;