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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

CuolAw WMs Pdtto (jOWiM UtPAOAij PUt Log Offcc is Undet tyi JzoJlo6ki Co Gdttoi, ICUh DtflUUtge i' Tuaswi i, Qwuj Buccfajdfai Photography Pirn Utq FIRST ROW: L. Canzio, J. Giani, D. Allen. SECOND ROW; K. Larkin, P. Grassi, J. Yrus, C. Miller, J. Ryan. THIRD ROW: C. Wells, T. Tallardy, K. Dillinger, H. Carroll, L. Shelton, E. Enright, K. Valentine, M. Van Dyne. FOURTH ROW: B. Hilton, D. Stapf, M. Kemp, D. Shea, J. Ross. FIFTH ROW; Mr. Scon, Mr. Alonge, J. MacArthur, G. Bucciantini, D. Mrowzinski. M. Schroeder, E. Couse, B. Moody, B. McCauley, T. Pulver. 3 SHAUNA FLEMING Farewell to you and the youth 1 have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and 1 of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. Kahil Gibran Wfc Qcotb M . Qpecial Thanks Ifo. Cwvu O’Neill 6 Qvth' Ttcmck FRONT ROW - June Paterson, Michele Kemp, Peggy Artz, Katie Larkin, Jodie Giani BACK ROW - Kim Dillinger, Kathy Valentine, Brita McCauley, Adrienne Kemp GvA’ GofrbM FRONT ROW • Elizabeth White, Cindy Werner, Michelle Badore, Judy Yrus, Lea Burdick, Debbie Stapf BACK ROW - Milly DeGraw, Debbie Sweeting, Sue Ellen Haire, Debbie Allen, Eileen Enright, Debbie Washington, Lori Fahey, Helen Imperato 9 OVils’ ThuuS FRONT - Kathy Staats, Mindy Kemp MIDDLE - Susan Weber, Lynn Staats BACK - Debbie Wilson, Irene Kallman 10 Boys' Thuds LEFT - Don Mrowzinski, Jay Osofsky, Roger Carr, Marc Shroeder, Richard Ahlf, Coach Stevenson Irtut ity REAR - Rick Jackson, Dale Paterson, Steve Clum, Erwin Couse, Brad Fletcher, Ed Ehler, Mark Frances, Jim O'Sullivan FRONT - Toren Brodnak, Jim Shockley, Pat Ehler, Fred Couse, Jim Jackson, Tom Remsburger, Ricky Hall, Dennis Larkin, Bobby Dumas, Glen Keeler COACHES - Mr. Kunitz, Mr. Herbst - _ Junior Nigh Twck REAR - Coach Kunitz, Mike Squeo, Steve Roberts, Billy Wilson, John O'Malley, Bill Fletcher, Coach Herbst, Wilson, Tim Robinson FRONT - Todd DeGarmo, William George, Jim Haire, Steve Couse, Ed Terwilliger J.V. B sebcM REAR - Richard Butler, Paul Echin, Jerry Wheeler, Vernon Dwy, Barry Dykeman, Vincent Moody, Mike McCauley, Darwin Flinn, Thomas Miller, Timmy Swart, Dave Wheeler, David Doherty FRONT - Bob Jacovino, John Donnley, John Bloodgood, Greg Doyle, John Campbell, Coach Kohut 13 VoASity B REAR - Matthew Davenhall, John White. Harold Denfeld, John Watkins. Jim Blakney, John MacArther, Coach Mike Haugh, Ken Dykeman, Jim Valentine FRONT - Stu Sommerville, Mark Burdick, Brian Moody, Terry Bryant, Larry Ross, Dave Lasher 14 Cocoes ■ FIRST ROW: W. Stapf, K. Dillinger, L. Burdick, D. Allen, D. Remsen, R. Viktora, D. Cook. SECOND ROW: H. Imperato, K. Staats. C. Pedersen, C. Baldwin, D. Wilson, S. Pedersen. THIRD ROW: D. Pulver, L. Moore, M. Sheridan, L. Fahey, C. Quintero, J. Paterson, L. Law, B. Jackson, D. Abrahamsen, E. McPherson, M. Kemp. Uchmj FIRST ROW: H. Imperato, D. Allen, K. Dillinger, L. Cahill. SECOND ROW: L. Fahey, B. Perry, D. Cook, M. Blackie. THIRD ROW; V. Dykeman, L. Law. R. Viktora, S. Moore, K. Cronin. 16 17 VoSfajboM FIRST ROW: J. Yrus, D. Stapf, K. Dillinger, K. Larkin. SECOND ROW: P. Couse, L. Michaloski, S. Squeo, J. Ferris, D. Allen. FIRST ROW; L. Burnham, D. Dunadee, L. Lasher, L. Burdick, D. Remsen. SECOND ROW: L. Staats, V. Halgreen, R. Viktora, B. Jackson, C. Quintero, H. Imperato, E. McPherson. 19 { htsity C. Baldwin, S. Haire, V. Gardner, J. Yrus, L. Shelton, E. Enright, D. Stapf, M. Kemp, L. Burdick. A. Kemp VcuiSity Bas FIRST ROW; F. Wright, J. Jackson, B. Jacovino, T. Bryant, D. Thorpe SECOND ROW; K. Stippa, M. McCauley, J. O'Sullivan, D. Lasher, Coach Brewer J- V. BasketboM FIRST ROW: D. Hedges, F. Chase, M. Castelli, D. Brusie, Coach Kohut SECOND ROW: J. Goom, T. Swan, B. Dykeman, J. Cambell, G. Keeler THIRD ROW; L. Leonard, D. Flynn, K. Dier, J. Adams, S. Stuetzle Junior f-ftglv Ba ketbM FIRST ROW; Coach Meilinger, J. Haire, G. Cooper, M. Squeo, P. Hoysradt, J. Puiver SECOND ROW: M. Miller, S. Manning, J. Swart, J. Hickey, J, Budd THIRD ROW: L. Rundall, D. Pulver, B. Meccariello. P. Castelli, S. Coons FOURTH ROW; D. Hall I 25 VctASiiy tA iest ng FIRST ROW: J. Osofsky, J. George, K. Lawson, S. Roberts, G. Doyle. SECOND ROW; C. Hallgren, K. Tallardy, J. Bloodgood, R. Carr, L, Doyle, J. Sheridan. 26 J.V. WteStftUvCj FIRST ROW: M. Lea, L. Remsen, T. Baldwin, J. Michaloski, J. Boyles, C. Plan. SECOND ROW: K. O’Dell. B. Fletcher, K. Schmaling, K. Zeyher, J. Rogers, M. Brown, W. George. THIRD ROW: H. Pilch, D. Weaver, S. Sommerville, G. Christenson. M. Davenhall, G. Hams 28 29 Wivd i FIRST ROW; B. Hall, B. Dumas, B. Fletcher, R. Hall, T. Remsburgcr, D. Peppe SECOND ROW: B. Couse, J. Shockley, B. Arsenault, R. Courrege, R. Jackson, E. Couse, D. Pratt, C. Spence, Coach Herbst 30 31 Vcvtftty Football FIRST ROW: J. Luciano, J. Shockley, J. MacArthur, D. Lasher, R. Jackson, J. Ross. M. Burdick SECOND ROW: B. McGhee, J. Bloodgood, S. Burton, D. Fletcher, M McCauley, B. Hall, B. Cooper, J. Sheridan THIRD ROW: J. Jackson, D. Flynn, K. Summerville, R. Hall, B. Dykeman, R. Courrcge, G. Doyle, D. Hedges FOURTH ROW; Coach Haugh, P. Gilroy, J. Cambell, L. Ross, L. Remsen, J. McCauley, Coach Kohut Jit f-figk FodbcM FIRST ROW: J. Rogers, L. Conklin, K. Schmaling, B. Hicks. J. Pulver, M. Davenhail, S. Robens SECOND ROW; D. Meccariello, P. Eichin, W. George, B. Meccariello, M. Finkle, R. Urda, G. Christiansen, C. Hawks THIRD ROW: Coach O’Neill. M. Squeo, G. Harris, R. Swart, J. Finkle, B. Helms, S. Robinson, J. Michaloski, Coach Stevenson 35 36 Uttcl luwitf S PhySlCS Tmuw 39 40 41 G eas t Day 42 — = • • 44 47 48 AIctiUMtl Uou i Society Offlice ts FIRST ROW: Pres. Katie Larkin, Sec. Carol Ann Wells. 52 SECOND ROW: Treas. K. Dillinger, Advisor Mr. DeFreest, V. Pres. Debbie Stapf, Qtuckicb-F icu£ty Q uvfe FIRST ROW: B. Fletcher, L. Burdick, D. Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. O'Neil, Mr. Reeve, T. Tallardy, B. Cooper, H. Robinson, Mrs. Roe THIRD ROW: H. Carroll, B. McCauley, Mr. Peck, J. Sheridan, F. Chase. f-fotuev Society 54 FIRST ROW; K. Dillinger, D. Stapf, K. Larkin, C. Wells SECOND ROW: M. Burdick, J. Giani, H. Carroll, E. Enright, L, Creswcll, D. Lasher Q d u TuumI Club Mr. Brewer, D. Allen, D. Shea, G. Kubow, J. Yrus, P. Couse, L. Cahill, N. Couse, D. Kelly, and M. Kemp. 55 F teign Coolmy FIRST ROW; L. Sheldon, C. Pedersen, Mr. Carr, M. Kallman, B, Moody, L. Michaloski, E. Enright, M. Van Dyne, K. Valentine, T. Tallardy. SECOND ROW; K. Dillinger, K. Larkin, C. Wells, B. Hilton, E. Couse, D. Stapf, J. Yrus, J. Ryan. THIRD ROW: J. Giani, C. Miller, J. Nichols, P. Grassi, J. MacArthur, M. Burdick, J. George, D. Lasher, M. Kemp, G. Bucciantini, R. Jackson, J. Shockley, D. Weaver, D. Mrowzinski. 56 AwUo A ujcJ! Club FIRST ROW: M. Gillis, J. Lennon, M. Joyce. SECOND ROW: G. Wright, P. Russo, T. Pulver, S. Decker, T. Pulver, C. Wells. THIRD ROW: H. Carroll, C. Pulver, R. Humphries. Bo beA Club FIRST ROW; J. Miller, W. Sprossel, D. Houlon, D. Nelson, S. Decker, R. Marenucci, D. Rem- son, L. Burdick, P. Giani, D. Allen, D. Stapf, E. Enright, K. Dillinger. SECOND ROW; B. Cooper, K. Lawson, M. Finkle, L. Rundel, D. Sheer, L, Hickey, P. Artz, K. Couse, L. Battistoni, D. Dillinger, D. Eastwood, S. Platt, S. Brodnak, J. Patterson, J. Salvia. THIRD ROW: A. Willig, J. Jackson, G. Doyle, A. Baker, M. Stickles, B. Burton, S. Feller, C. Hawks, VI. George, G. Christensen, FOURTH ROW; M. Kemp, J. George, S. Mangels, B. McGhee, L. Boyles, R. Urda, P. Wail- delech. P. Eichen, J. Donnelly, F. Wright. B. Jacovino, P. Valentine, L. Law, J. Dykeman, D. Light, J. Cambell. FIFTH ROW: D. Lasher, P. Mosher, D, Flynn, S. Coyle, J. Sheridan, D. Fletcher, D. Larkin. K. Stippa, B. McCauley, S. Moore, N. Purnell, B. Perry, R. Jackson, J. Ross. 58 Utmvuj Ctub FIRST ROW: S. Joyce, J. Funk, K. Stark, S. Foley, M. Van Dyne. SECOND ROW: T. Pulver, J. Griffin, J. Fordell, A. Salvia, R. Hall, N. Pemell. FIRST ROW; H. Carroll, D. Shea. SECOND ROW: B. Burton, J. Masters, D. Roder, K. Masters. Newspaper £6 FIRST ROW; H. Imperato, M. Blackie, L. Fahey. SECOND ROW: L. Haskin. A. Donnelly, M. Ernest, J. Whitely, W. Bevins. J. Hart, C. Ross- man, Mr. Pasquarelli. THIRD ROW: C. Cole, J. O’Donnell. FOURTH ROW: P. Russo, D. Shea, A. Salvia. E. Stippa, P. Compton, V. Dykeman, N. Robinson, C. Kolster, J. Mondello, R. Viktora, B. Sweeney. FIFTH ROW: D. Wheeler, J. Guam, H. Carroll, S. Stuetzle, M. Brown. D. Hanlon. S. Pederson, M. Kemp, L. Moore. 60 Bo nb ts Club FIRST ROW; M. George, J. Hickey, B. Moore, E. Terwilliger, J. Michaloski, J. Stoddard, G. Hill, E. Mosher, L. Renson, D. Hall, T. Timmons, B. Bancroft, A. Sweeting, R. DeFeo, F. Caguait, B. Parr SECOND ROW: P. Castelli, D. Pulver, A. Winans, R. Arsenault, C, Hall, S. Dykeman, N. Shook, L. Rossman, M. Manning, C. Thorpe. L. Catherwood, S. Blackmar, P. Place, J. Robinson. S. Foley, T. Shook, C. Smith, T. Germond THIRD ROW; K. Wright, D. Burnham, J. Brusie, P. Daly, M. Duffy, S. Coons, C. Duntz, F. Darmento, D, Badore, D. Conklin, C. Giacomo, P. Magnusen, L. Knickerbocker FOURTH ROW; D. Webster, M. Hill, J. Haire, J. Finkle, J. Boyles, J. Barry, P. MacDonald, S. Hawks, L. Burton, C. Shea, G. Brandt, K. Schmaling, R. Sherman, C. Platt FIFTH ROW: M. Squeo, J. Griffin, J. Swan, G. Cooper, E. Baden. J. Hart, B. Fletcher, J. Pulver, G. Moore, N. McCauley, G. Wilson, D. Weaver, P. Hoisradt, S. Mosher, D. Ford, E. Parliman, L. Link, G. Dietter, T. Swan, C. Urda, K. Ryan. K. Carlson, J. McCauley 61 ftoduSttfafi fots FIRST ROW: Adv. Mr. Salvia, L. Duerr, L. Rossman, A. Shook, T. Arsenault, M. Manning, J. Marshall, K. Ryan. E. Stippa, B. Seism, M. Lee, G. Dinsmore, C. Platt, D. Battistoni, K. Schmaling, K. Carlson. SECOND ROW; J. Mondello, E. Terwilliger, J. Michaloski, G. Tomkins. L. White, J. Robinson. M. George, S. Manning, M. Flynn. K. Donnelly, G. Hill, D. Badore, C. Staats. THIRD ROW: K. Schuster, B. Fletcher, S. Fridess, A. Sweeting, K. Hanlon, S. Joyce, P. Leonard. P. Russo, G. Leonard. W. Bevins, P. Giani, D. DiFalco. P. Burlingame. FOURTH ROW: M. Davenhall, G. Giacomo, D. Burnham. L. Vater, K. Hill, H. Hagenbuch, P. Waidelich, L. Blackie, R. Urda, A. Salvia, L. Link, J. Haire, D. Robertson, J. Swart, A. Degraw, C. Urda FIFTH ROW; H. Werner, J. Mondello, S. Pezzo, J. Welch, J. Swart. J. Pulver, E. Baden, E. Parliman, C. Thorpe, R. Hoysradt, P. Daly, W. Moore, D. Hanlon, M. Ford, S. Catherwood, D. Mondello, J. Squeo, T. Moore. 62 QtCbhif) Cutd Coto Club FIRST ROW; S. Sommerville, K. Schmaling, M. Stickle, G. Wright, M. Battistoni, F. D'Ar- miento, T. Pulver, D. Battistoni, P. Daly, J. Rutter, G. Salvia, L. White, P. Leonard, SECOND ROW; J. Courage, K. O'Donnell, A. Salvia, P. Russo, R. Helm, G. Hanback, T. Remsburger, C. Corbally, Mr. Orton. 63 CkiCfiub FIRST ROW; M. O'Sullivan, M. Ernst, S. Bathrick. A. Wynans, S. Coons, M. Duffy. S. Pitcher, D. Fridess, S. Derby, L. Remsen, J. Courrege, D. Badore, G, Wright, D. Robertson, T. Baldwin. SECOND ROW; S. Fridess, G. Lennon, J. Barry, J. Boyles, P. Hoysradt, K. Zeyer, E. Staats, J. Rob- inson, B. Bancroft, S. Joyce, D. Denardis, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Yrus, L. Boyles, J. Salvia, L. Battistoni, S. Catherwood, D. Dillinger, P. Robinson. FOURTH ROW; D. Wilson, D. Weaver, J. Michaloski, R. Urda, M. Dunn, S. Mosher, J. Ryan, S. Rosenquist, L. Staats, C. Baldwin, M. Stickles. F. Wright, P, Giani. FIFTH ROW: T. Robinson, K. Staats, S. Robinson. V. Bouchard, C. Pulver. K. Pendergast, S. Lyke, E. Greenwood, S. Mangels, M. Sheridan, R. Dunn, B. Sikora, J. Budd, J. O'Sullivan. 64 Btidga Club 65 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Boyles, D. Cook, D. Pulver, C. Hawks. Cke s Club FIRST ROW: M. Battistoni. J. Courrage. K. Donnelly, M, Flinn, M. Lee. T. Rossman. SECOND ROW: M. Joyce. J. Multh, B. O' Dell, D. Hickey. T. Baldwin, F. D’Armiento, C. Corbally, L. White. THIRD ROW: S. Dmytryszyn, S. Couse, B. Bancroft, P. Comton, R. Helm, T. Balint, W. Eastwood, D. Culver, E. Curtis, FOURTH ROW: Roger Carr, B. Cook. M. Squeo, J, Budd, S. Lyke, D. Bonk. D. Thomas. L. Solgub, J. Vohrer, J. Mondello. Yfrik b Club FIRST ROW; R. Mosher, S. Mosher, J. Barry, K. Roberts, C. Duntz, M. Remsburger, D. Fri- duss, G. Lennon, G. Wright, C. Cole, L. Duerr, E. Kotze, L. Knickerbocker, Mr. Orton. SECOND ROW: J. Liebhart, T. O'Sullivan, R. Coons, A. Shook, A. Winans, J. Pulver, A. Sweeting, J. Bergers, D. Badore, C. Platt, J. O'Donnell, C. McGhee, J. Michaloski, J. Boyles. THIRD ROW: T. Timmons, S. Coons, P. Place, B. Parr, S. Blackmar, G. Salvia, J. Leonard, H. Robinson, R. Sherman, K. Schmaling. FOURTH ROW; P. Castelli, J. Marshall, C. Shaver, C. Shea, J. Germond, T. Pulver, K. Carl- son, K. Ryan, L. Burton, C. Urda, R. Bartolomeo, R. Zelinski, D. Webster, D. Bartolomeo, J. Genovese, D. Battistoni. FIFTH ROW; S. Dmyryszyn, D. Weaver, D. Pulver, E. Baden, E. Mosher, G. Cooper, M. Brown, J. Hart, J. Muhl, M. Miller, J. McCauley, E. Parliman, T. Swart, S. De Garmo, S.'Culver, C. Staats, M. Ernst, D. Ford. 67 69 ClunuS MISS MIDTHUM 70 CJuHuS tv Coac cb 71 O (A £tjvTfi Sid: Richard Bartolomeo; Aggy: Nadine Robinson; Danny: Jeff Adams 73 74 Dtebdct Principal 76 Aa . fZobwt W. Picuttis Qmmdauj Qckoo flA U £oQjdfU i BlknetdctAy Gckool PtUicifxsd Q ietcvite MR. HAZELTON 79 C fetedcb Ctofy LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Shoifet, Mrs. Swart, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Grassi, Mrs. Bartholf 80 CutfodfauS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Miller, Mr. Remsburger, Mr. Morill, Mr. Malarchuk, Mr. Menti, Mr. Hart 82 83 84 fidath IAa . CctAA 86 Uu O’Ned Moik Ufc. De Uatfo U is. Lauso t IAa . iCUnboM 87 CocLoti Studies Ua . Rzeu b Ut . Oriou flA t . lAcPJeil 89 Cclente fai t. CCtAA 90 Qcietvce Ui. Ab ge' ifo. fJavh iuv Qhutii 91 Ufc. QcM Eh faAjv. RMilZ faiiS. UfXM fahs. Ro 93 BcmL flA L. Foster fAjts. UiMtut fJji. Qaljoiou fJjv. Oblong ftodutfifajll Avk AKT Ua . Kunltg fJjv. l oy tS 95 Uu Vduu Ufa,. Business fjjv. BULUCfr Qpeeled! Education fJjv. P iottL 97 DiUteA Bdu IAa . Wxtgkt flA 16. Blctjdzte f fo n Bc. Mt . fCokut UhiOAlcuv MRS. PALMAT1ER R idUtg Tkcuch iS MRS. BADEN MISS SHEVON 100 Toackm' Aids 101 MRS. FINKLE MRS. GILLIS Blemeiricuiy l bche is 103 104 QfyWfitiv OsuuIq no Eighth Ericufe 112 A ludii uxd 114 take 1 T cth uxd 116 e. an Gl u iXtfv Qtadb 118 a.o'=Lr' cxke Giaa t 120 121 123 EDITOR'S PAGE As editor of this year's Year Book, I would like to acknowledge the help and inspi- ration of all my fellow classmates on the Pine Log Staff. To name everyone involved would be an immense task. For this reason I would like to dedicate this page to all the students, faculty, parents, and patrons who made the 1973 PINE LOG possible. To them I dedicate the following thoughts; Carol Ann Wells IF If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you. But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting Or being lied about don't deal in lies, Or being hated don't give way to hating. And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise; If you can dream - and not make dreams your master; If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've just spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or Watch the things you gave your life to, broken. And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools; If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor living friends can hurt you; If all men count on you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it. And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! RUDYARD KIPLING 124 125 126 fdWQrrj Q± P°Tj Tallest Shiniest Oi 128 Most Studious 129 Class Qleepm B w to b V ft b to H 0 to to I U H i t i � t K O' O' Most Athletic 130 Cfo s CfiMedhM West PopuJkw Y V U s M O' d 131 132 134 Uost Fun QmUyi C S UuhUXtutteS UcMcHjLtmv FIRST ROW: B. Luciano, T. Tallardy, S. Badore SECOND ROW: B. Hilton, D. Mrowzinski, J. Nichols, D. Lasher. 136 137 138 TEREZ TALLARDY, Pres. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching, Or help one pain. Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson HOMER CARROLL, V. Pres. He was like a man who stands upon a hill above the town he has left, yet does not say The town is near, but turns his eyes upon the distant soaring ranges. Wolfe KIM DILLINGER, Treas. No matter what I say. All that I really love Is the rain that flattens on the bay, And the eel-grass in the cove; The jingle-shells that lie and bleach At the tide-line, and the trace Of higher tides along the beach: Nothing in this place. Millay's RICHARD AHLF DEBBIE ALLEN I, Debbie Allen, alias Hot Rod Am proud of the MAYOR OF BANGALL, but not of 2 25 72 and the mistake we made. Usually found with the D. R.G. or Darlene. Will never forget 4 4 70 and 9 18 67. Will always remember the trip to Rhode Island and the fair of '71. I leave 2 to Barbara and a parking space to Kathy. I ROBERT ARTZ 139 PAUL BADEN I, Paul Baden, alias Boden Am proud of passing the biology regents. Usually found with Arab or just riding around. Will never forget 4th period. Will always remember June 28. 1973, I leave finally. STEPHANIE BADORE I, Stephanie Badore, alias Steph Am proud of starting this life out halfway decent. Usually found doing things I shouldn't be doing. Will never forget the many experiences with a certain car. Will always remember Terez's accidents, Karen's problems, Pattie’s bottle, and Bunny's adventures. I leave remembering and hoping I never forget. TONI BALINT I, Toni Balint, alias only to one Am proud of John, but not of 2 11 72. Usually found in a blue Malibu. Will never forget 6 28 72 and the Little League game. Will always remember 11 2 72 and the movie we saw. I leave in search of what I may find . . . 140 MARK BURDICK I, Mark Burdick, alias, IRV Am proud of The Hemi-Powered Lynx Usually found in Elizavllle or on Etoelle Road. Will never forget 3 6 55. Will always remember Uncle Larry's Physics Team. I leave Lea to carry the ball. JOYCE BOYLES I, Joyce Boyles, alias, Gopher Am proud of getting to the 12th grade. Usually found in the girls' room with Donna. Will never forget the BOCES bus ride. Will always remember the summer of '72. I leave happily. GARY BUCC1ANTINI I, Gary Bucciantini, alias, Boogie Am proud of finally being a senior. Usually found everywhere, except where I'm supposed to be. Will never forget Mr. O'Neill's geo. classes. I leave to go anywhere that I may end up. 141 CHRISTOPHER BYRNE I, Chris, alias Goober Am proud of getting out of this place. Usually found in Twin Lakes Hotel, Richie's Place, and at Glenda's house. Will never forget Febmary 24, 1972. Will always remember February 24, 1973. 1 leave to become much happier with someone special. I leave all the teachers at the mercy of my little sister. 1 leave Ricky to finish the jobs I started. LINDA CAHILL 1, Linda Cahill, alias Linna Am proud of Billy, but not of biology. Usually found with Patty. Will never forget a certain party with a special Teddy Bear. Will always remember 4 28 72. I leave with a smile. LYNN CANZIO I, LynnCanzio, alias Pygmie Am proud of Marc. Usually found eating. Will never forget 4 22 72. Will always remember a visit to a friend in the hospital, a liver dinner, and a certain party. I leave my seat in Trig to someone better. 142 ROGER CARR REXFORD A. COONS In God is my salvation and my glory: the rock of my strength, and my refuge, is in God. ” Psalm 62:7 GLYNN CH1TTY ERWIN COUSE I, Erwin Couse, alias, Dirty Ernie Am proud of making All-League track, but not of a certain argument. Usually found with Debbie. Will never forget January 24 - 10 20 72. Will always remember The Big Track Seven. I leave my brother the parking lot. NANCY COUSE 1, Nancy Couse, alias, Nancy Am proud of Kenny, but not of fighting with Mr. Nash. Usually found around Elizaville. Will always remember all the people I have met. I leave Patty a case of Peppeimint Patties. PATRICIA COUSE I, Patricia Couse, alias. Patty Am proud of Jim, but not of biology. Will never forget all the good times. Will always remember 4 28 72. I leave Mr. Hartman my biology book. 144 ROBERT COUSE I, Bob Couse, alias Sherman Am proud of passing Math 10 and 11. Usually found on the corner or in a blue machine. Will never forget a certain little accident. Will always remember the fence posts flying. I leave carefully and gladly. ERNEST DECKER LYNNE CRESWaL I, Lynne Creswell, alias Susita Am proud of Bill, but not of taking chemistry. Usually found out of town. Will never forget a certain roadtest. Will always remember 2 22 70. I leave the piccolo to some poor soul. 145 RICHARD DECKER HAROLD DENFELD I, Harold Denfeld, alias, Weird Harold Am proud of my G. T.O. Usually found working. Will never forget 7 4 55. Will always remember Mr. Gallina's biology class. I leave and I am glad to go. A. RUSSELL DIETTER 1, Russell Dietter, alias, ARD to some Am proud of graduating. Usually found at home or on a golf course. Will never forget the day my car found a fence. Will always remember what 1 wish I could forget. 1 leave willingly. DOUGLAS DIETTER I, Douglas Dietter, alias, Deat Am proud of getting out of Nash's classes. Usually found on the comer or riding around. Will never forget 12 9 72. Will always remember my Rambler. I leave Danny to take my place. JEAN DIETTER I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go; I will guide thee with mine eyes. Psalm 32:8 WALTER D1NSMORE 147 HERBERT E1SEN I see that none has passed here In a long time. Later he saw that each weed Was a singular knife. Well,” he mumbled at last, Doubtless there are other roads. EILEEN ENRIGHT I, Eileen Enright, alias Wrong End Am proud of passing geometry but not of a certain Friday in Feb. Usually found en route to Troy. Will never forget Doug Weaver’s party and all my children. Will always remember my 3 birthday parties this year. I leave in my little green truck. 148 JUDY FERRIS 1, Judy Ferris, am known to some as Beaver” Am proud of finally being myself and accomplishing something. Usually found with Cle. Will never forget July 27, 1972, or my vacation in New Hampshire. Will always remember the good times I’ve had with Darlene, Debby, and Party. I leave Floydy with one last worry. JODY GIAN1 Let you hold in mind, girls, that your beauty must pass like a lovely white clover that rusts with its grass. ” JOHN GEORGE I, John George, alias Rod Am proud of driving at night, but not of getting caught. Usually found with a certain ninth grader. Will never forget December 26, 1972, and August 13, 1972. Will always remember the Track Parties. ” 1 leave what's left to the rest of the Georges. 149 PATRICIA CRASSI ... the town I grew up in is one that has left me with my legacy visions . . . ... for 1 learned by now never to expect what it can not give to me . . . Bob Dylan VANESSA GRIFFIN I, Vanessa Griffin, alias Jiggy Am proud of Sue and our friendship. Usually found here and there. Will never forget April 12, 1971. Will always remember bus 46 and the B.O.C.E.S. bus. I leave my friends with more years to come of good times in school. I leave Mr. Herbst to teach his 11th grade S.S. DOUGLAS HALAS I, Doug Halas, Am proud of being what I am but not of being sick half the school year. Usually found here and there. Will never forget breaking a school record. Will always remember Mindy and her mother. I leave my parking place to Mindy. 150 DONNA TIMMONS HILL I, Donna Timmons Hill, alias Timmons Am proud of marrying Tommy. Usually found in the girls' room 6th period with Joyce. Will never forget 8 19 69 to 8 19 72. Will always remember Cosmetology I and II with Mr. R. I leave my brother Terry to carry on. ALLARD HAWKS 1, Allard Hawks, alias Corky Am proud of my years of football. Usually found working. Will never forget my 100-TMX. Will always remember 5th period English. I leave my seat for my brothers. BARBRA HILTON I, Barbra Hilton, alias Hilton Am proud of making it this far. Usually found doing what I shouldn’t be. Will never forget my accident. Will always remember all the good times in Elizaville and elsewhere. I leave Chromedome his blacklist of Elizaville. GARY HOAG1.AND I, Gary Hoagland, alias Tomas Am proud of my bottles. Usually found in front of a T. V. Will never forget the pictures I found in my french horn case. Will always remember 11 2 72 and the way I reacted. I leave remembering a broken stool. NANCY HORTON 1, Nancy Horton, alias Porky Am proud of Philip. Usually found with Philip. Will never forget 10 18 72. Will always remember 8 4 70. I leave Gulkin with Mr. Golden. Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RICHARD HUMPHRIES 1, Richard Humphries, alias Ricardo Am proud of passing Spanish. Usually found studying a Spanish book. Will never forget the day Mitchell's stool broke. Will always remember P. P.C.S. I leave Mr. Mitchell 10 full Spanish notebooks. RICHARD JACKSON I, Rick Jackson, alias Jackson Am proud of being in a minority group. Usually found flirting. Will never forget October 17, 1972. Will always remember the great classmates. I leave for fame and fortune. l.YNDA JOHNSON 1, Lynda Johnson, alias Lynda Am proud of Pepe, but not of being absent so much. Will never forget 8 9 72. Will always remember 1 28 72. I leave a blue pass to Mr. Caswell. MICHAEL KALLMAN I, Michael Kallman, alias Mike Am proud of getting my hair cut. Will always remember Kallman's East. Will never forget the summer of ’72. I leave (I hope). DARLENE KELLY 154 TIMOTHY KNICKERBOCKER I, Timothy Paul Knickerbocker, alias Dirt Am proud of outrunning a state cop, but not of being beat by a Ford. Not usually found. Will never forget any Halloween. Will always remember figure eights at Strang’s. I leave exceeding the speed limit. MICHELLE KEMP I. Michelle Kemp, alias Mitchell Krump Am proud of Flash, but not of my first twirling performance. Usually found keeping busy. Will never forget good times with good friends. WiU always remember the summer of '72 and the memories it holds. I leave the sewing circle” to Adrienne and Lea. I, Darlene Kelly, alias ' Whitey Am proud of finally getting out, but not of a certain Millbrook party! Usually found with Debby. Will never forget 8 20 72. Will always remember the Rancho Inn and 11 4 72. 1 leave forever. GINGER KUBOW I shall pass thru this world but once; any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that 1 can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me neither deter nor neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. ” ALAN KUNEN KATIE KARKIN I, Katie Larkin, Am proud of all that I have accomplished. Usually found everywhere but at home. Will never forget all the friends 1 have had. Will always remember Puddy and our summer in New Jersey. I leave Mr. Herbst to find a new half miler. 155 DAVID LASHER I, Dave Lasher, alias Flash Am proud of the '72 season and making All-League. Usually found with Mitchell Krump. Will never forget a certain basketball party. Will always remember the good times last summer. I leave a bottle of Scope on Mr. Golden's desk. BRIAN LENNON CATHERINE LUCIANO I, Catherine Tina Luciano, alias Bunny Am proud of trying to understand life and ways to cope with it. Usually found looking for which way to turn when times are rough. Will never forget all the people who have played an important role in my life. Will always remember and never try to forget. 1 leave looking back. IS6 JOHN MacARTHUR I, John Mac Arthur, alias Bubbles and Johnny G. Am proud of the Pete Miller Award and my sousaphone. Usually found in a bar, on the road, or working. Will never forget June 23, 1973, and the bandroom bathroom. Will always remember Tom's Log Cabin and the crew. I leave in destiny of becoming something better than they made me here. I leave my sousaphone to Daryle and guard spot to John. ROBERT MARSHALL LINDA MICHALOSKI 1, Linda Michaloski, alias Saggy” Am proud of finally becoming a Senior. Usually found in Stanfordville or with him. Will never forget the Friday night football games. Will always remember Europe and the train ride to Paris. 1 leave my brothers to cany on. 157 CAREN MILLER 1, Caren Miller Am proud of surviving P. P.C.S. Will never forget my true few friends. Will always remember the good times. I leave to find something better. DEBRA MILLER JAMES MILLER I, James Miller, alias farmer Am proud of my getting out of school. Will always remember my accident. Will never forget 9th grade science. I leave Big Lou to carry on. BYE 11 JOHN NICHOLS DON MROWZINSKI I, Don Mrowzinski, alias Moe Am proud of my Goat. ” Usually found everywhere at once. Will never forget The Blue Flame. Will always remember The Parties. I leave to become even more perfect than I am now I!! BRIAN MOODY I, Brian Moody, alias Moogie Am proud of my senioritis. But not of giving in to Chrome. Usually found with the EXiell Road Gang. Will never forget Halloween '72. Will always remember horsebites first period (right, Judy?). I leave Vic and Cub my parking space in the yellow! I, John Nichols, alias John Mole Jr. Am proud of being put on this earth. Usually found somewhere trying to figure out why. Will never forget my van and all the fun we had in it. Will always remember all the fine people I've met at this school. I leave soon come June. DANNY O'DONNELL PHOTO Not Available THOMAS O'NEILL PATTY O'SULLIVAN 1, Patty O'Sullivan Am proud of being myself. Usually found trying to get out of Pine Plains. Will never forget moving!! Will always remember Bird and New Jersey. 1 leave seeking what 1 want from life. 160 DENNIS PEPPE I, Dennis Peppe, alias Grease Am proud of being Italian. Usually found with anyone that will put up with me. Will never forget all that I know. Will always remember the great times. I leave to join the ' HAIR BEAR BUNCH 1 SHIRLEY PLATT There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. - Lennon and McCartney CAROL PEDERSEN I, Carol Pedersen Am proud of passing 4 math courses. Usually found in Poughkeepsie. Will never forget waiting for weekends. Will always remember Mt. Mohonk. 1 leave Sharon to finish Spanish for me. 161 TERI PULVER 162 I, Teri Pulver, alias Dockie Am proud of my Maverick Grabber. Usually found at a couple of places. Will never forget Dunkin' Donuts 1st period. Will always remember six stitches. I leave Buzz, George, Tammy, and John to carry on. RUBEN QUINTERO I, Ruben Quintero, alias Rican Am proud of never getting caught smoking in the girls’ room. Usually found everywhere. Will never forget Chicky and Cookie and the rest of them. Will always remember being with M. D. and all the fun we had. I leave the troubles to the rest of the four. JOHN ROSS JODIE RYAN I, Jodie Ryan, Am proud of the opportunities given to me, but not of being so quiet Usually found at home or skiing. Will never forget biology. Will always remember my friends. 1 leave with a glance back and a look ahead. MARC SCHRODER I, Marc Schroder, alias Ace Am proud of my girl Lynn. Usually found just hanging around. Will never forget Mr. Gallina. Will always remember all the good times I had. I leave very willingly. DEBORAH SHEA I, Deborah Shea, alias Deb Am proud of being a senior and finally getting out of here. Usually found riding somewhere on Lucky. Will never forget the time Mr. Golden gave me a day off. Will always remember the days in biology and Fox Lane. 1 leave my brother Mike to be the next custodian and coffee stirrer to Merry S. 163 JAMES SHOCKLEY I� Jini Shockley, alias Shockman Am proud of being able to last for four hours during the toasting at Daryle's Winter Track Party. (I. E. hard cider) Usually found wishing 1 was with Patti. Will never forget New Year's '72. Will always remember being on the Excellent List with a plus 2 and loving every minute. I leave an empty seat in the W.c. for the convenience of any- one who can hack it there. MICHAEL SHEA LINDA SHELTON I. Linda Shelton, alias Buda Am proud of my cheering accomplishments. Usually found everywhere and no where - with no one but. yet, with someone. Will never forget my D.Q. experiences. Will always remember my new and old friends from K-12. I leave to find a happier future. mm 164 _____ ROXANNE SNYDER DEBORAH STAPF I, Deborah Stapf, alias Stapfie Am proud of making the Honor Society, but not of Our big night (2 25 72). Usually found with Ernie. Will never forget my nightmare. Will always remember 10 20 72. 1 leave the rest to Wendy and John. CATHY STARK I, Cathy Stark, alias Starkie” Am proud of my horse. Usually found at Bobby's. Will never forget 10 19 71 or 3 1 72. Will always remember Jim. 1 leave Mr. Moyers' pinto in the dust. 165 KATHY VALENTINE Friendship is the comfort, of feeling safe with a person, having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words; certain that a faithful hand will take, keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of comfort, blow the rest away. DOUGLAS WEAVER I, Doug Weaver, alias Chicken” Am proud of all the cars I had. Usually found in Stanford ville, Sorcocco's, or with Kathy George. Will never forget 12 31 71. Will always remember Jake's food. 1 leave Festes and Cub Bear to Mr. Golden. MARGARET VAN DYNE To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 166 CAROL ANN WELLS If you can fill each unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run. Yours is the earth and all that's in it. And - Which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling JUDY YRUS I, Judy Yrus, alias TROUBLE Am proud of being majorette, but not of a certain Friday night in February. Usually found trying to cause trouble for or with Baus. ” Will never forget the great classmates or a certain someone. Will always remember 6 2 72 and all the great times with the post graduates. I leave, (YEA!) Sue and Lorraine to keep the rwirlers in step. 167 Ttus Pagb Is Donated By 169 SAFETY FIRST PRODUCTS CORP. Manufacturers of Quality Fire Protection Equipment • Automactic Restaurant Systems • Industrial Dry Chemical Systems • SF 1301 Falon Systems • Portable, Wheeled + Stationary Extinguishers 170 GAIL’S BEAUTY SHOP ijgkg. Salt Point Turnpike Pleasant Valley, New York Open: Wednesday - Thursday - Saturday Telephone: 635-2255 Compliments of LLOYD’S OF LUMBER Amenia, New York 12501 Join us in singing the praises for our advertisers. Support Them. (They Supported Us) THE PINE LOG STAFF Millerton, New York BOOK CENTER, INC. When You Say it With Flowers Say it With Ours. BARNARD FLORIST, INC. Best Collection of Books 32 E. Market St. Rhinebeck, N. Y. 876-2203 ♦ Millerton, N. Y. , Claverack, N. Y. Area Code 914 Area Code 518 Tel. 789-4741 Tel. 851-3171 171 TWIN LAKES ELECTRIC FRANK’S EXXON SERVICE STATION Residential - Wiring - Industrial RAY LEDINGHAM Elizaville, N. Y. Telephone: PL 6-6767 Division of Bart Bros., Inc. Tires - Batteries Accessories - Minor Repair Route 199, Pine Plains, N. Y. 12567 Telephone: 398-1992 ANCHOR FISH HAVEN Compliments of Tropical Fish - Pets and Supplies P. O. Box 86 Ancram, New York Telephone: (518) 329-2031 or 329-2033 BERLINS DEPARTMENT STORE FARM CREDIT SERVICE Compliments of TACONIC TELEPHONE COMPANY Rte. 199 Pine Plains, N. Y. 12567 Copake, New York Specializing in Personal Service TOWN AND COUNTRY GIFT SHOP THE VILLAGE TOGGERY Gifts for All Occasions Main Street Millerton, N. Y. 12546 Main Street Millerton, N. Y. Telephone: (914) 789-3239 Best Wishes from THE ANCRAMDALE GENERAL STORE Ancramdale, N. Y. 12503 and DON and CECILIA HOROWITZ AW ancramdale: GENERAL STORE ANCRAMDALE, N.V 12503 173 174 Best Wishes to the Class of '73 PETER J. SCHWEITZER DIVISION KIMBERLY- CLARK CORPORATION Ancram, New York PINE PLAINS IDEAL HAMPTON GARAGE INC. GENERAL STORE Ford Elizaville, N. Y. Telephone: 756-3241 Fine Plains, New York 12567 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 GT-CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH- DODGE, INC. 118 South Broadway Red Hook, N.Y. 12571 PINE PLAINS AUTO BODY Complete Collision and Auto Body Repairs Pine Plains, New York 12567 Telephone: (914) 398-7686 Good Luck to the Class of '73 Compliments of Eggs at J VCK 3 Delivered to UNCLE LARRY Farm or . . . Your Home CHUCKY BABE FLAMINGO INN JACK WEAVER Pine Plains, N. Y. Rte. 7, West Copake, N. Y. Italian-American Cuisine Cocktail Lounge Pizza Telephone: (518) 329-1247 12567 Telephone: (914) 398-1302 THE YARN SHOP Best Wishes OF to NORTHERN DUTCHESS Wools, Needlepoint, Crewel, and Rug Supplies Finishing Available the Class of 73 TOM and ANNE O'DONNELL Open: Mon. -Sat. 10-5 BANGALL HOUSE Compliments of THE SCHEFFLER LUMBER CO., INC. Bangall, Red Hook, N. Y. New York J. J. LOG LUMBER CO. Compliments of SAMUEL DEUEL, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1973 FLOYD FERRIS Consultant and Forester Pine Plains, TWIN LAKES HOUSE N. Y. Bar and Liquor Store Elizaville, N. Y. STANFORDVILLE FLOOR COVERING Carpet - Linoleum - Tile HERMAN F. DEPKEN Stanfordville, N. Y. 12581 Telephone: (914) 868-7754 PECK PECK THE POND FUNERAL HOMES For Your Dining Pleasure Cocktails County Rd. 3 Ancramdale, New York 518 - 329-3161 A M LIQUOR STORE Copake, N. Y. Pine Plains, N. Y. 518 - 329-2121 914 - 398-7777 Imported and Domestic Wines Open: Monday-Saturday 9-7 Stanfordville, New York 868-7727 177 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 DELSON’S Millerton, N. Y. 12546 STANFORDVILLE SAND GRAVEL INC. Rte. 82 Stanfordville, New York 12581 Mason and Concrete Sand Crushed Stone Telephone: 914 - 245-5212 S. HOLLIS NEER A. P. NIVER AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CO. Pine Plains, New York 398-6644 Compliments of MARIO’S GAS STATION Pine Plains, New York 12567 Compliments of Compliments of STANFORD SPEED WASH DE’S JEWELERS Millbrook, Poughkeepsie, Rte. 82 and Stanfordville, Poughkeepsie Plaza New York ANTHONY PULVER GENERAL TRUCKING Agrico Fertilizer 398-7214 Pine Plains, N. Y. SHARPETTE KENNELS STOCKENBERG’S PAINT HDWE. 9 E. Market St. Red Hook, N. Y. 12571 Phone: 758-2791 Open: Mon.-Sat. : 7:30am-5:30pm Friar Tuck Rd. Ancramdale, N. Y. Boarding and Grooming Congratulations Right on! Telephone: 398-0221 ELVIN’S MARKET Meat, Freezer Orders, Groceries Compliments of STANFORD RAY KNICKERBOCKER COFFEE SHOP STANFORD DRUG STORE PLUMBING HEATING Rt. 82 Stanfordiville, N. Y. Phone 868-7141 INC. KATE and JOE ED and MARION Phone 868-1358 DOUGLAS MARSHALL KENNELS BILL’S AUTO BODY REPAIR Boarding and Grooming Phone 868-2297 Lodlow Woods Rd. Stanfordville Rte. 82 Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-9772 RITCHIE’S PLACE ROGER LOUGHEED Bar - Sandwiches - Pizza Gallatin, N. Y. Meats and Groceries 868-7733 COPAKE LAWN ROBERT A. WILLIG REPRESENTING GARDEN Old Rt. 22 Copake, New York Tel. 518 - 329-4151 - Dealer in - Allis Chalmers Lawn Boy, Murray Lawn and Garden Equip. Rupp - Mini Cycles and Snowmobiles Moto-Ski Snowmobiles Speedway Mini-cycles SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT AND PATZ BARN EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Stanfordville, N. Y. Telephone: 868-2272 or 868-7719 PURDY-AVERY AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGWAY Homes and Acreage - Liability, Auto, Fire Corner of Bulls Head Road and Rt. 82 Stanfordville, N. Y. 868-7741 Farm, Home and Garden Center Pine Plains, N. Y. Telephone: 398-7772 Compliments of WALTER D. COONS - LAURA M. COONS DISBROW EQUIPMENT Licensed Real Estate Brokers COMPANY Snyderville Rd. Elizaville, N. Y. R. D. 1 Box 256 John Deere - New Holland Telephone: 914 - PL 6-5491 EARLE M. GARDNER TRUCKING Bulk Feed Service Phone EX 8-7158 HELEN Z. BATTISTONI LTD. REALTORS Compliments of T. T. FORD, INC. West Market Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. , 12572 876-4253 22 East Market St. Rhinebeck (914) 876-7091 or 876-4212 Red Hook (914) 758-6500 Copake (518)329-1265 Elizaville (914) 756-6021 Pine Plains (914) 398-7576 RHINEBECK TACK LEATHER SHOP Boots, Jeans, Moccasins Rt. 9 Opposite Fairgrounds P. O. Box 321 Rhinebeck, N. Y., 12572 (914) TR 6-4287 STANFORDVILLE FLOOR COVERING HERMAN F. DEPKIN Duel Road Stanfordville, N. Y. 914 868-7754 CAKES CREATED TAGHKANIC SPORTS BY DOLORES Guns Blued and Sold “THE UNUSUAL IN Box 195 - R. D. 2 DECORATING Red Hook, N. Y. 12571 SUPPLIES” Store Hours: (914) 758-6162 JOHNSON’S GENERAL STORE Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 10-5 Thursday 10-9 Route 199 Lafayetteville All Other Days by Appointment Only Stanfordville, New York 12581 914 - 758-6066 SIMMONS GENERAL STORE Congratulations Class of '73 WELCOME INN Ancram, New York 12502 Rte. 9 Tivoli, N.Y. Compliments of RHINEBECK JEWELER PINE PLAINS FORD TRACTOR INC. A. J. CERILLI Certified Master Watchmaker East Market Street 876-7311 Sales and Service Lawn - Garden - Farm MILLER FARM GARDEN Industrial SUPPLY INC. EX 8-7154 EX 8-7107 Stanfordville, N.Y. 12581 914 - 868-7401 Millbrook, N.Y. 12545 914 - 677-8216 185 BIRKMERE FARMS Pine Plains, N. Y. WALTER D. COONS - LAURA M. COONS Compliments of Licensed Real Estate Brokers Synderville Rd. Elizaville, N. Y. R. D. 1 Box 256 SCHMALING Tel. (914) PL 6-5491 GLASS Yeast Breads - Fruit Breads 154 Winnikee Ave. HAZEL WALDORF Poughkeepsie, N, Y. Ancram, N. Y. Tel. 329-0593 ANCRAM HOTEL MACO DINER Rt. 199 Accommodations for Hunters Home Cooking Bottle Permit JOE DICAPRIO Route 82 Ancram 329-0603 Compliments of DRS. D. E. WEBSTER D. W. HART Pine Plains, N. Y. AMENIA PACKAGE STORE Compliments of J. NELLIGAN, Proprietor West Main Street Amenia, New York Phone 373-8491 De La VERGNE . . . A COUNTRY INN R. S. ROOFING SMALL ADDITIONS ALTERATIONS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1973 Elizaville, N. Y. PL 6-5292 PL 6-5671 ELIZAVILLE LAUNDROMAT Compliments of PECK’S STORE Pine Plains, New York VON HUSEN’S MARKET Karl Ehmers' Cold Cuts Prime Meats Gourmet Foods Health Foods Imported Specialties 43 East Market St. Rhinebeck, N. Y. (914) 876-6256 Contractors Equipment - J. I. Case JONMAR ASSOCIATES, INC. South Broadway P. O. Box 338 Red Hook, New York 12571 Service by Craftsmen J. J. BAKER Gen. Manager (914) 758-8888 Compliments of LANDAW INC. Pine Plains, N. Y. ALLEN’S SERVICE STATION State Inspection Station Bear Alignment and Balancing Stanfordville, New York 868-9778 SHEER GLAMOUR Good Luck to All for CREATIVE HAIR the Coming Years. STYLING FOR HIM AND HER THE EUZAVILLE GENERAL STORE Roll-o-Flex Snowmobiles With Yamaha Motors. 49 Academy St. 452-3446 R A HAUGH Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sales and Service East Ancram Road, Ancramdale, N. Y. 329-1182 189 GRASS ROOTS KENNELS ROBERT SCHNEIDER Ancram, N. Y. 12502 CAROUSEL CLEANERS EDWARD J. McHUGH GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone: 329-2233 Extend Their Ancram, N, Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 73 Compliments of Stanfordville, N. Y. 12581 STICKLES SERVICE STATION Autographs SPANISH TAKE AN LDSE a TURN GO BACK TO BEGINNING! LATE FOR CLASS GO TO BETENTI© 17 I’1 ‘‘ ' . t« V • .t t i • -• X . 4 % .V'. Y V . r ' ;V A V ’ •? « ♦ ♦ ‘ • % • . • 5