Red Hook High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Red Hook, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

•- '  «eigiW i 3W i iW M apr: ■ T«t f f ' H t SCHOOL , %  %  i ■ ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Red Hook Genual We are singing now to thee; May thy fair name dwell forever In our fondest memory. And when high school days are over, And we leave this school so dear, We will love thee yet, We ' ll ne ' er forget The best school far or near. Hail, Alma Mater, We cheer with all our might; We will sing thy praise Through endless days. To the Scarlet and the White. FOREWORD As we, the Class of 1955, read our yearbook, we will see Herman, our Teddy Bear, depicted throughout. Herman, who was three years old Christmas, was presented to us as an award for the best Christmas Bulletin Board in 1951. Im- mediately a motion was made and passed adopting Herman as the offical mas- cot of the Class of ' 55. Although there was some controversy over his name, the class finally reached an agreement and from that day, Herman reigned over all of our class projects. As you read this yearbook some years from now, we hope you will have the same wonderful memories of Red Hook Central that we will. D, ' 0 N r:r- G ' ,e, Njl ,N5i 9 ' y K ANNUAL STAFF Editor, Arlene Wilson; Assistant Edi- tor, Doris McDermott; Business Mana- ger, Marjorie Campbell; Art, Faith Martin, Terrence Corry, Joanna Grancelli; Circulation, Woodrow Fraleigh, Jane Mooney, Ann Atwell, Elizabeth Mulvihill; Special Features, Bernice Barich; Photography, Phyllis Hauser, Benjamin Horton, Ronald Hardeman, Earl A ' Brial; Advertising, Ann Avery, Lorraine Mallanda, Margaret Stickle, Louis Leffler, John Horkan; Typists, Georgene Englent, Joy Conklin, Volena Van Gunst. Co ' J c -- Q .y Z c.— PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE As your high school commencemeat comes ever closer, you may feel some uncertaiaties about the future. This is to be expected as you will face a new period of your life when you will have to depend upon your own resources; mother and dad may not be close at hand with friendly advice and finan- cial assistance. However, your training has been sound; and by strict use of your God-given gifts of courage, intelligence, and character you should readily dispel the clouds of doubt and fear. While it is quite true diat you face many uncertainties, the opportunities for growth and advancement were never greater than in 1955. It appears probable that great discover- ies in the fields of energy, medicine, plastics, and many others, can make your adult lives far different from, and bet- ter, than those of your parents. The challenge to you is to make your place in this wonderful new wcvld. While your future environment will have a changing character, there are certain great basic truths that have not changed for centuries, nor will they ever change. These truths are a part of your religion. If you will be happy, build your success upon a rock of faith. That is the unchangeable in this changing world. Be a religious man or woman. Left: Mr. Russell J. Keefe, Elementary Supervisor. Center top: Mrs. Marian M. Champ- lin. Vice Principal Right: Mr. Richard W. Barringer, Junior High Supervisor. Center: Mr. Roscoe L. Williams, Supervising PrincipaL Mr. Albert Cole, Mr. Roscoe Williams, Supervising Principal; Mr. Chanler Chapman, Mr. Milo F. Winchester, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Warren Rockefeller, President; Mr. H. William Kessler, Clerk; Mrs. Mary Hardin, Mr. William Landauer. BUS DRIVERS Front row: Edward Stickle, Charles Hitch ' cock, Willard Everett, Second row: Bennett Feller, Merrick Coons, Roy Proper, Sherwood Clum, William Jenn- ings, Charles Heyne. . •. CUSTODIANS Left to right: Franklyn Kolbin- skie, Barzelle Doyle, Harry Day, George Seitz. KITCHEN STAFF Anna Kipp, Viola Hitch- cock, Carrie Proper, Catherine Guski, Lo- rette Martin Kindergarten FRANCES BARRINGER SONDRA STERLING NADINE RUMKE First Grade KATHERINE RILEY ROSE ROGERS NELLIE SHOOK Third Grade MARY BREWSTER SARA SIGLER ANN HARRISON Second Grade BERNICE VAN DE BOGART MARY H. THORLEY CHRISTINA SHOOK Citizenship Education Department MINER TREAT EDGAR FISHER KENNETH BAKER 7 Science DepartmeM TT J ALTOR. Pira XMy;6 Language Department MARIAN CHAMPLIN English Department ETHEL WILKEN FRANK POLI RUBY AIKEN KATHERINE FRALEIGH KATHERINE FRALblGH Math Department DONALD GREEN RICHARD BARRINGER EVA STALEY Language Department KATHERINE FRALEIGH Commercial Department HARRY KANE PAUL O ' LEARY LINDSAY NORTHAM PATRICIA ERNE JOAN ALBEE y ' ' ' ' Librarian GENEVIEVE CASEY Music Department JEAN WELLS MURRAY VAN NESS Visual Aids EMILE LEONE To G. M - jj v -o -- Q - School Nurse and Doctoi ALINE KESSLER DR. FREDRICK ZIPSER Business Manager WILLIAM KESSLER Secretary to Principal MARJORIE GRIFFIN Guidance DONALD GREEN EARL A ' BRIAL Earl My appetite comes to me while eating Photography Club 1, 2. 3.4; President 2, 3; Audio Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. • V.oac - i Z: too Wxi. - okjOii ANN ATWELL Ann ■ ' - W Personality is her Gateway to Fortune V,: rv Transferred from St. Gabriel High, New Rochelle, N,Y. 3; Chorus 3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Captain 3; Inuamurals 3; Prom Queen Attendent 3; Vice Presi- dent of Student Council 4; Ditto 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hall Monitor 4; Senior Play 4. • (F- t«-- ' ANN A VERY, Ann ' The lady mea hs usiness -,cae6Jiv J. V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class[ o i Play 1,3; Science Club 1, President 1; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4; News Staff 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Chorus 3.4; Hall Mon itor 3, 4; Quartette 3; Usherette Senior Play 3; Atten- dent Prom Queen 3; Usherette at Graduation 3; Honor Society 4; Vice President 4; Ditto 4, Co-Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Advertising Chairman 4; Citizen of the Year 4; Senior Play 4. ); £c BERNICE BARICH Berp I can resist everytbing except temptatioa. Chorus 1, 2; Dino 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleadiag 2, 3, 4; News Staff 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Secretary of Class 3,4; Usherette Senior Play 3; Attendant to Queen 3; Honor Society Secretary 4; President GAA 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Hall Monitor 4. MARJORIE CAMPBEL Jp Margie - _--t. _- -- From little sparks may burst a mighty am- Student Council 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Inuamurals 1, 2, 3. 4; News Staff 1; Ditto 1, 3, Assistant Editor 3; Class Play 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Delegate to ESSPA 3; Delegate to NTSSMA 3; Hall Monitor 3,4; Usherene at Baccalaureate 3; Usherene at Graduation 3; Atten- dant to Prom Queen 3; National Honor Society 4; Sen- ior Annual Staff 4; Girls ' Athletic Association 4; Stu- dent of the Week 4, ARNOLD COHEN Amie Bener late dian never. Golf 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1; Class Play 1,2; J.V. Football 3; Senior Play 4. f.l- K ?y ( W It XJO-. ' %v JOY CON KLIN (J Joy Though she be but little, she is fierce. Transferred from Hudson High 2; Library Club 2, 3; News Staff 4; Senior Annual Staff 4. ' QKAAjt i., TERRENCE CORRY Terry His modest ways make him a friend to all, Transferred from Stepinac High School, White Plains 3; Class Play 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4. V-aa iwyti Aa V jWA A AJ S J GEORGENE ENGLERT George A heart with room for every joy. Transferred from Tivoli 3; Dramatics Club 3; Intramurals 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play Committee 4. i • . -: VjOj bftSLNs U,,, V ,sA A iv -J vx i i fyiAJ-; ' Ue-u XJLnJL( ..A uj ' Jj hoZ ' i I OiAM) MARCIA FARUOLO Marcia Self-Reliance, a maik of good character. Science Club 1; Library Club 2,3.4; News Staff 3,4; Ditto 3,4; French Club 4. JEROME FAY Jerry a: ■ but we He ' s sometimes serious, sometimes gay, all like him that way. J.V. Football 1,2,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; J.V. Baseball 1; Student Council 1; Hall Monitor 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Varsity Baseball 2,4; Varsity Basketball 4. WOODROW FRALEIGH, JR. Woody With a merry heart he goes through life. Golf Team 1; Class Play 2; Annual Staff 4; Special Monitor 4. Ay,- -i - C oCun n J. EDWINA GARVEY Edwina Saddle your dreams before you ride them. Chorus 1, 3, 4; News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Editor 3; Ditto 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 1, Secretary 1; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 1,2, 3; Senior Play 4; Class Vice Pres- ident 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Delegate to E SPA 3; Usherette to Senior Play 3; Honor Society 4. JOANNA GRAt Jo A regular gal it is true, full of pep and mischief too. Transferred from Tivoli High School 3; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals 3; Usherette at Graduation; Prom Queen Attendant 3, Hall Monitor 4. ALTHEA HANSEN Althea Speak for yourself. Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Ditto 4, Treasurer 4. U UOu ., i LiLf fit m jto, V . - ( v ' ,,jt.-A lAA S V Ji RONALD HARDEMAN 4 Ronnie Laugh and Live, J.V. Football 1,2; Golf Team 1.2; Varsity Football 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Photography Club 1,2; Class Play 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Baseball Manager 1; Hall Monitor 4; Senior Annual Staff 4. MJ m «r ( ■ ' r. i t PHYLLIS HAUSER Phil Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Vice President of Class 1; Science Club 1; Class Play 1; Chorus 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Inuamurals 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Play 3; Senior Play 4; Usherette at Graduation, Baccalaureate; Usherette at i ' Senior Play; Attendant to Prom Queen; Annual Staff J ■ ; Hall Monitor 4. . ' _ J ' J HUGH HELSL Hughie ' ' Happy, carefree, friendly and true that ' s our Hugh. Intramurals 1,2; Audio-Visual Aids Club 1,2; Track Team 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1; Senior Play Committee 4, ji iii JOHN HORKAN John A big hello, a friendly smile, that ' s John all the while. Visual Aids 1, 2; Class Play 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Chorus 1,4; Dramatics Club 1. jUi-- r BENJAMIN HORTON Benny Women are such expensive things. Band 1; Football 1,4; Intramurals 3,4. H f KENNETH KESSLER Ken Always with a ready smile. Transferred from Richmond Hill High School, Glen- dale, N.y. 4; Football 4. J:■ ' ■ , - C ' ' - Ct --e -,. HOWARD KILMER Pete No one knows what he can do till he tries. FFA 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2; Senior Play Commit- tee 4. V i . 5 Ob -SU ' WILLIAM LANGRIDGE Bill My style and my sentiments are My Own, purely original. J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; J.V. Baseball 1,2.3; Class Play 1, 2; Senior Play 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Science Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Boys ' State 3; Varsity Footba ll 4; Var- sity Baseball 4. MARILYN LASHER Marilyn r ve taken my fun where I ' ve found it. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Ditto 4. -4 O TZ _ LOUIS LEFFLER Louie Make mine Success. Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Football 1, 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 1; J.V. Baseball 1,2; Science Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Honor So- ciety 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4. ROGER LOWN -A Rog ' ' ' - ' An innocent face, but you never can tell. Football 1: Track 1, 2,3; J.V. Basketball f; graphy Club 1. LORRAINE MALLANDA Laurie Here we have a happy girl. Transferred from Tivoli High 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Ditto 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Play 4. ' UX. MoPOtf mioiLy . M- FAITH MARTIN •• Faith She loves art in a seemly way with an earnest soul and a Capital A. Chorus 1,4; miramurals 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Ditto 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; News Staff 3; Usherette at Senior Play 3; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4. JANE MOONEY Jane What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness? Chorus 1,2,4; Science Club 1; Treasurer 1; Ditto 1, 2, 3, 4; Inuamurals 1, 2, 3, 4; News Staff 2, 3, 4; Assist- ant Editor 3; Editor 4; Library Club 3,4; Secretary 3, President 4j Class Play 3;VVna|i Staff 4. i . . , - HOWARD MacGUGAN Howie A regular fellow it is true. Left school to join the Air Force 4 JM H I. I _ t t o— l.u v o v-Otxi , . V i2. f ve.w oe DORIS McDERMOTT IPo- ' vc Done Small neat, personality sv.eei, our Doric can ' t be beat. J. V. Cheerleader 1, Captain 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Inuamutals 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Class Play 1,2; Senior Play 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Attendant to Prom Queen 3; Usherette at Graduation, Baccalaureate 3; Senior Play 4; Dino 4. ELIZABETH iMULVmiLL fiJ - . Betty IclM- - ' - ■ fl}J There is mischief in the best of girls. Transferred from Roosevelt Genual School 3; Drama tics Club 3; Class Play 3; Usherette at Graduation, Baccalaureate 3; Senior Play 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4. ANNA NELSON Lfff . C m Ann -prU ' J It ' s nice to be natural whin you ' re natural nice. Transferred from Philadelphia 4; Chorus 4. THOMAS NUGENT Tom There is time for all things. Transferred from Tivoli High School 3; Dra- matics Club 3. - «k BARBARA ROCKEFELLER Barb It is better to know nothing than to know what ain ' t so. Transferred from Germantown Central School 2; Dramatics Club 3; Intramurals 3; Ditto 4; Li- brary Club 4. ROBERT THOMSON Bob Happiness is speechless. Golf Team 1; Track 2, 3; J. V. Basketball 2. 3; J. V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4. LAWRENCE TREMPER Skip Full of pep and mischief too, that ' s our Skip through and through. Track 1,2; Inuamurals 1,2; Band 1,2; Science Club 1. CARMEL TREZZA Ronnie ' God forbid that I go to any Heaven in which there are no horses. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Ditto 3, 4; News Sta 3, 4; Library giub 3, 4; Girls ' Basketball IMdm Wiw; ,. -i- -k« - ;.v 7- i LAWRENCE UNSON Butch I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes, Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 . i AaH j r 7 VOLENA VAN GUNST ' 2 ' VoB ' -- Volena Her humor is both quiet and kind, with a smile like this friends are easy to find. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Inuamurals 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Octette Harmonettes 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 4, President 4; Ditto 4; NYSSMG at Saratoga Springs 4. ARLENE WILSON Wil A jolly good sport in every way, Ready for work and ready for play. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Attendant to Prom Queen 3; Usherette at Gradu- ation, Baccalaureate 3; Class Play 3; News Staff 3; GAA 3, 4; Vice President of Class 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Ditto 4. CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1955, County of Dutchess in the state of New York being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament in the manner following: I DEBTS AND EXPENSES We hereby request that all our just debts be paid by the Class of ' 56. U PERSONAL BEQUESTS Earl t hinks Phil Rockefeller would look good with his build. Ann Avery would like to see Marie Vincent with her hair style. Ann Atwell leaves for a position with the Arthur Murray Dance Studio. Berp bequeaths her love of fun to Ann Kessler. Margie leaves the presidency of Student Council to someone who can do an equally good job. Arnie leaves his famous parties to those whose parents go to Florida! Joy bequeaths her shorthand ability to next year ' s Secretarial Practice class. Terry leaves his walk to Ben Bromiley. Georgene bequeaths her record collection for the school juke box. Marcia and Ronnie bequeath their hayfork to San Smith. Jerry leaves his way with Miss Aiken to Don Conn. Woody wishes to leave. Edwina bequeaths some of her knowledge to the Freshman Class. Jo leaves her lively spirit and sense of humor to Janis Clum. Althea leaves her love for an argument to those who can get away with it. Ron leaves his way with drum sticks to Richard Hutter. Phyl leaves her flash bulbs to next year ' s photography editor. Hugh leaves Georgene, but not for long! John H. bequeaths his way with the Fresnman girls to Richie Rynders. Ben leaves the sunshine of his personality to those that knew him. Pete leaves the shop to Mr. Hoffert. Ken and Skip leave their smiles to Merrick Shook. Bill leaves his flirtateous way to George Saulpaugh. Marilyn and Barb leaves the home ec. room to put their knowledge to use. Louie bequeaths some new test tubes for next year ' s chem classes. Lownie leaves his MG to the Driver Education Class. Lorraine leaves her pajama parties to next year ' s Senior girls. Faithie leaves her decorative ideas to next year ' s decorating committees. Jane leaves her quiet way to Alan Johnson and Eileen Rabbett. Dorie leaves her cheerleading jump to Judy Waryas. Betty leaves her flirtateous ways to GaU Quinn. Anna leaves her friendliness to Brenda Lippman, Tom leaves his battery to anyone who needs it. Marge leaves her talkativeness and gum-chewing to Mr. Treat ' s S. S. classes. Bob leaves his quietness to Ronny Rhynders. Will leaves all the headaches of editor of Hardscrabble to Ann Kessler. Butch leaves his football ability and spirit to next year ' s football squad. Volena leaves her cheerfulness to Patsy Braig. CLASS MEMORIES FRESHMAN - Mr. Green became our class advisor . . . Science Class went to Albany with Mr. Havko . . . Herman, our mascot, was awarded to us for best bulletin board. SOPHOMORE - Emily Wade left for Washington . . . Althea Hansen, Joy Conklin, Lorraine Mallanda, Barbara Rockefeller joined our class ... Big Top Hop and the catsup. JUNIOR - Tom Nugent, Ann Atwell, Betty Mulvihi ll, Joanna Grancelli and Terry Corry came . . . Usherettes at the Senior Play . . . Class rings . . . Decorating for Junior- Senior Prom . . . Attendants to the queen . . . Tapping for Honor Society. SENIOR - Ken Kessler and Anna Nelson came . . . Senior Play, a big success . . . Christmas Ball . . . Our bigger and better yearbook . . . Marge Campbell ' s cherry pies. National Champions . . . Washington trip . . . Junior- Senior Prom . . . Crown- ing of King and Queen . . . Baccalaureate . . . GRADUATION ! CLASS PROPHECY NAME CAN BE FOUND WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE PET PEEVE Earl Visual Aid Room Bum Comedian No License Ann (Av) Bard Social Worker Swimmer False People Anna (At) With Joanne Nurse WAC RA ll-282-9n Berp Not Home! Nurse Snake Charmer That ' s the way it goes. Margie Grange Home Extension Agent Pheasant Farmer Cherry Pies Arnie In His Dad ' s Cad. Serviceman Soda Jerk Chemistry Joy With Doug Airline Stewardess Trapeze Artist Stopping for Gas Terry The Mart Ceramic Engineer Ditch Digger Moving desks around. Georgene With Hughie Kindergarten Teacher ■ Housewife Gossips Marcia With Jane Nurse Model Milking Cows Jerry At Basketball Practice Doctor Policeman Getting Up in the Morning Woody In the Halls In the Automotive Field Football Player Those Who Dislike Cars Edwina With Studying Research Scientist Model Conceited People Jo Flirting Medical Secretary Flag-Pole Sitter Bobby White Allhea Arguing Married On McCarthy ' s Investigating Com- mittee Nosey People Ron Gas Station P ' keepsie Detective Movie Usher Rabbits Phyl With Boys Neurologist Elephant Trainer Sad Sacks Hugh In His Ford Auto Mechanic Tie Salesman Fords John With Barry Baker Wrestler Slow Pokes Ben At San ' s State Trooper Movie Star Transmissions Ken At Reese ' s Chef Bartender Girls BUI On the Farm Veterinarian Cowboy Chemistry Tests Marilyn In a ' 54 Green Ford Beautician Married Quiet, please! Louie With Barb Engineer Office Boy Social Studies Assignments Lownie In His MG Traveler Elevator Boy Mi. Hoffert ' s Class Laurie Kitchen Nurse ChiefCook and Bottlewasher No Mail Faithie Decorating Movie Director Met. Singer Men! Jane Working Hard Lawyer Executioner Talkative People Dorie No Place Special Secretary Truck Driver Insincere People Betty Gathering Eggs Nurse Swami Chemistry Anna Art Room Teacher Lady Detective Cigarette Smoke Tom Any Place Mechanic Farmer Berp Barb Home Ec. Room Teacher Housewife Class Cliques Marge Cider MiU Beautician News Commentator Goodie Goodies Bob Oaks Air Force Pilot Poet Everything? Skip With Dorie Accountant Stock Car Driver Buicks Ronnie Riding Teacher Jockey Those Who Crack Gum Butch At the Tower Game Warden Male Model Ann Volena In Music Room Secretary Apple Picker Braggers Will No Telling I Secretary Lady Cop Pllly People SENIOR PLAY CAST Lorraine MalUnda Phyllis Hauser Doris McDermott Edwina Garvey Ann Atwell Marjorie Campbell Mr. D. Green Joanna Grancelli Ann Avery William Langridge John Horkan Arnold Cohen Ronald Hardeman Louis Leffler Elizabeth Mulvihill (I A n O ipl Most Likely to Succeed LOUIS LEFFLER - MARIORIE CAMPBELL Biggest Flirts LARRY UNSON - JOANNA GRANCELLI j.? esident - PHILlrfS ROCKEFEL Vice President - GALE QUINNj Secretary - JAN ' -HORAK dOyUb; Treasurer - EDWARD SC i5e-Y = 1 J First row: William Flandreau, Jan Horak, Benjamin Bromiley, Edward Sondey, Bernard Gibson, - Roger Delage, Ronald Rhynders, Anthony Avella, Charles Coons, Joseph Mastromonico, John Warren, Raymond Schaefer, Karl Munz. Second row: Janis Clum, Jeanette Hapeman, Patricia Ha mm, Eileen Rabbett, Barbara Lown, Beatrice Meyers, Ruth Becker, Loretta Hacker, Judith Waryas, Jeanine Hinsberger, Irmentrud Lang, Fay Smith, Audrey Coon, Verna Choinsky. Third row: Woody Klose, PhlUips Rockefeller, Joseph Jozefowicz, Rose Dengler, Marie Vincent, Lou- ella McDowell, Marjorie Roberts, Ann Kessler, Gale Quinn, Barbara Batchelor, Ronald Unson. Norman Kine, Stephen Brightly. Fourth row: Glenn Kilgour, Louis Wep sch, Allen Johnson, Mr. H er, WiUiam O ' NeUl, George Saulpaugh, Ronald HerrBejfiJ :;: )J 4 - r - ' ? ■v, ( f President - Linda Kane Vice President - Robert Beckei ecretary - Mina Jean Ackertj2 p _ t dL-O , Tj asurer - Marilyn Pleugel q vp ,jj : M First row: Judith Hirsch, Mary Brightly, Janet KUen, Linda Kane, Barbara Gubler, LiUian Rose, Gay Conklin, Ann Marie Boniello. Uona Copen, Marilyn Fleugel, EUzabeth Baxter, Linda Rojeski, Annette Johnsen, Estelle Delage. Second row: Joan McAuliffe, Mina Jean Ackert, Alice Bathrick, Barbara Decker, Doris FaUon, Sandra Walters, Joyce Bloomer, Constance Hyde, Barbara Kirae, Patricia Brown, Nancy Clum. Third row: Stephen Hockar, Walter MacGugan, Clay Finger, Harold ■eeman, WilUam Weatherwax, Barry Kolbinski, George Walberer, Elwood Funk, Merrick Shook, livid Whitaker, Kurt Fuchs, John Rowe, Thomas Curtis. Fourth row: Robert Jennings, Richard :r, John Myers, Thomas Rabben, Maurice Delage, Nicholas White, Mr. Havko, Mrs. Wilken, rotm feore, Richard Rhynders, Donald Coon, Jon Fraleigh, Robert Becker, WiUiam Kahle, Joseph aegesSi George Schreiber. JVbV FRESHMEN President - James Hardin Vice President - Ellen Rogers Secretary - Sue Tremper Treasurer - Jack Bowe First row: Judith Walsh, EUzabeth Smithers, Charles Mooney, Donald Hard, James Wagner, Robert White, Maynard Ham, Ramon Gibson, Richard Hansen, Bonnie McPhee, Sue Tremper. Second row: Brenda Lippman, Penelope Case, Marianne Roman, Martha Smith, Elise Van Gunst, Susan Roff, Regina Wagner, Carol Haystrand, Katherine Feller, Patricia Braig, Elaine Chase, Jo Ann Ferrer, Margaret Apap, Louise Hart, Barbara Fallon, Shirley Seism. Third row: Barry Tripp, Thomas Pruett, Peter Wilken, Grover Baker, Robert Thorley, Eugene Budd, James Hardin, Fred Greissback, Victor Wood, Robert Cos- cio, Rudolph Troeger, James Rabbett, Robert Gerstenkorn, Lee Wooden, David Howard. Fourth row: Miss Staley, Margaret Coon, Eleanore Buerkert, Carlene Stockenberg, Ellen Rogers, Leona Teator, Lorraine Holt, Linda Umland, Ellen Demboski, Marie Dondero, John Bowe, Kevin Klose, Carol Feiera- bend, JcAin Clum, William Howard, Mr. O ' Leary. EIGHTH GRADE John Baxter - President William Wilken - Vice Presideni Lyn Zipser - Treasurer Anthony Barnao - Secretary First row: Erwin Nied, John Baxter, Lyn Zipser, Anthony Barnao, William Wilken, Richard L Miller. Second row: Barry Millis, Francis Shanley, Philip Saggese, Howard ' Coons, Richard W, Miller, Francis Saunders, Roger Thorley, Lee Rathbun, Albert Trezza. Frank Ferrer, Paul Roberts, Robert Scattergood, Robert Bard. Third row: Catherine Hockar, Linda Hapeman, Diane PLanke, Carol Thomson, Jean Hirsch, Jane Fraleigh, Jared Maynard, Kim Medecky, Dorothy Orlich, Mary Flandreau, Helen Klepatz, Shirley Jennings, Beverly Stickle, Jean Bathrick. Fourth row: Michael Urson, Donald Russell, Paul Henry, John Weatherwax, Marjorie Schrader, Mary Schoenewald, Elma Triebel, Eunice Feller, Richard Russell, Alan Sheeks, Ronald Rose, George Mangam, Donald Fitz. Fifth row: Mr. Baker, Amandus Fuchs, WUliam Sauders, Earl WiUiams, Walter Becker, Urbain Lanteigne, Richard Rowland, Mr. Purhamas, Sydney Smithers._ SEVENTH GRADE President - Lincoln Hard Vice President - Jo Ann Kane Secretary - Robert Moul Treasurer - Penny Gibson First row: Glenn Cole, Douglas Sigler, Robert McDowell, Stephen Schreiber, Robert Bathrick, Donald Rose, Ronald Freeman, Norman Shanley, Donald Coons, Roger Fallon. Second row: Patricia Rathbun, Beverly De Graw, Joann Apap, Lee Ann Ryder, Mary Ellen Freer, Cynthia Rojeski, Lincoln Hard, Penny Gibson, Jo Ann Kane, Robert Moul, Fern Zipser, Barbara Walsh, Barbara Campbell, Patricia Sztyk, Patricia Sondey, Susanne Sondrini, Blanche Race. Third row: Judy Rockefeller, Rita Bechlein, Carol Heiser, Barbara Moore, Dale Feierabend, Glenna Quimby, Lucille Solywoda, Gail La Munyan, Clare O ' Neill, Brenda Guisler, Melissa Faruolo, Patricia Garvey, Susan Larson, Elizabeth Roberts, Myra Smith. Fourth row: Jerry Doxey, Richard Yoli, Jdin Dondero, Timothy Rabbett, James Simmons, Allard Sher- man, Vivien Fay, Carolyn Burger, Rita Perz, Patricia Ludwig, Gail Rosecrans, Ruth Fraleigh, Mary Asip, Katherine Holowczak, Fifth row: Anthony Orlich, Robert Picken, Daniel Sangster, Mr. Poll, Mrs. Fra- liegh, Leylan Greb, Mr. Treat, Michael Amandelaro, Walter Finger, Lawrence Saulpauph, Clarence Bathrick, Bruce Unson, Robert Ogden. ORGAN 1ZATI0NS| NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Marjorie Campbell Edwina Garvey Volena Van Gunst Ann Avery Bernice Barich Second row: Mr. Williams Faith Martin Louis Leffler STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Mrs. M. Ghamplin Advisor Estelle Delage Woody Klose Treasurer Ann Atwell Vice President Marjorie Campbell President Ann Avery Secretary Judy Rockefeller Elma Triebel Second row: Timothy Rabbett Kevin Klose Barry Tripp Nicholas White William O ' Neil Sydney Smithers NEWS STAFF First row: Sue Tremper, Mar- jorie Robens, Ellen Rogers, Helen Meighan, Dorothy Or- lich, Judy Hinch, Joan Mc- Aullffe, Penny Case, Michael Larson. Second row: Annette Johnsen, Jane Mooney, Ed- wina Garvey, Marie Vincent, Marcia Faruolo, Ronnie Trezza, Verna Choinsky, Margaret Apap, Ann Horak. Third row: Miss Aiken, Jeanette Hapeman, Janis Clum, Judy Waryas. DITTO First row: Eileen Rabbett, Lo- retta Hacker, Bemice Barich, Co-Editor; Ann Avery, Co- Editor; Jeanette Hapertian, llona Copen, Volena Van Gunst. Second row: Ann AtweU, Jo- anna Grancelli, Constance Hyde, Janls Clum, Jane Mooney, Veronica Trezza, Marilyn Lash- er, Carlene Stockenberg, Mar- cia Faruolo, Alice Bathrick, Lorraine Mallanda. Third row: Edwina Garvey, Patricia Brown, Marie Vincent, Louella Mc- Dowell, Althea Hansen, Bar- bara Rockefeller, Norman Kime. Fourth row: Mr. Poll, James Hardin, Faith Martin, Mr. Kane, William O ' Neil. BIEI Q l5 « I -S 2 a u) r; t3 a • to 5 o o OS - e a .. -a o c • d) O •- g5 2 a, JJ o . oi U B a: u m E 6 d 3 S . O P G 5 o S u oa CO ; 3 i o o o X c u .3 ' 5 u If II § .- s « — ■ o nj o 2 ° (U CL, = 2 3 i s £ 1-1 a ■S ■a c o w o ' 3 J3 ca o 2 - « E CQ u E 00 2 3 u - O CQ o 13 to ■- 4-) CX« HARMONETTES PASTELS First row: Mr. M. Van Ness Marilyn Flugel Phyllis Hauser Lorraine Malanda Gail Quinn Bernard Gibson Elizabeth Roberts Second row: Richard Rhynders Ann Kessler John Baxter Norman Kime Allen Johnson William Wilken Barbara Kime William O ' Neil Phillips Rockefeller First row: Volena Van Gunst Annette Johnsen Miss Jean Wells Rita Shapiro Second row: Jared Maynard Barbara Kime Carol Feierabend Penny Case Sue Tremper C D D O U « s O ;-- .£ M ' d .a, o rt ;, u o :: u •§ n, E m S e .■:q c - c U S DRAMATICS CLUB Fust row: Brenda Lippman, Minajean Acken, Luella Mc- Dowell, Lorena Hacker, Dona Copen, Barbara Gubler, Elise Van Gunst, Jeanette Hapeman, Barbara Lown, Lillian Rose, Ann Marie Borretello, Patricia Hamm, Marie Vincent, Wil- liam Weatherwax, Alice Bath- rick. Second row: Sue Trem- per, Leona Teator, Barbara Batchelor, Constance Hyde, Joseph Mastromonico, Ronald Rhynden, Barry Kolbinskie, Joyce Bloomer, Joan McAuliffe, Janet Klein, Lorraine Holt, Mrs. Wilken, SUB-DEB CLUB First row: Joann Apap, Patrica Garvey, Susan Laisen, Mary El- len Freer, Gail Feierabend, Fern Zipser, Penny Gibson, Barbara Campbell, Lee Ann Ryder, Barbara Moore, Bever- ly Degra. Second row: Gail La Munyan, Rita Beckline, Carol Heiser, Cynthia Rojeski, Bever- ly Stickle, Lyn Zipser, Dorothy Orlich, Rita Perz, Melissa Fa- ruolo, Mary Asip, Glenna Quim- by, Ruth Fraleigh, Third row: Kathy Hockar, Helen Klepatz, Linda Hapeman, Mary Fland- reau, Jane Fraleigh, Marjorie Schraeder, Mrs. Rose, Kim Medecky, Claire O ' Neill, Vivian Fay, Carolyn Burger, Judy Rockefeller. -v-, „, • le PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right: Gay Conk lln, Ann Marie Borriello, Mr, Leone, Earl A ' Brial, WiUiam Fland- reau, Benjamin Bromily, Barry Kolbenskie, George Schrieber, Ronald Rhynders, Thomas Pruett, Thomas Rabbett, Richard Rhyn- ders. LIBRARY CLUB First row: Jo Ann Ferrer, Margaret Apap, Jane Mooney, Eleanore Buerkert, Miss Case); Louise Hart. Second row: Marie Dondero, Joan McAuliffe, Judy Hlrsch, Jean Hirsch, Marcia Faruolo, Carol Haystrand, Re- gina Wagner, Elaine Chase, Marie Vincent. Third row: Patricia Brown, Martha Smith, Leona Teator, Barbara Rocke- feller, Nancy Clum, Mary Schoenwald, Irmentiude Lang, Ronnie Trezza. «™ ai ' AttJc Gym My ' _: oRrnan KirriQ, a 1 1 o O ATHLETICS TOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Lee Wooden, Bernard Gibson, Roanld Hardeman, Lawrence Unson, Glenn Kilgour, Benjamin Horton, Louis Lef- fler, Joseph Mastromonlco, Roger Thorley, Robert Gersten- korn. Second row: Mr. Northam, Thomas Rabbett, Louis Wenisch, Bill Langridge, Ronald Unson, Robert Thompson, Harold Freeman, Kenneth Kessler, Anthony Avella, Robert White, Mr. Treat. Third row: John Myers. Jim Rabbett, Nickdlas White, Joseph Jozefowicz, George Walberer, Jack Warren, Donald McPhee, Rudy Troger. -% First row: Donald Russell. Karl Munz. John Baxter, Robert White, Robert McDowell, AUard Sherman, Anthony Bamao. Second row: Kevin Klose, Victor Wood, Rudolph Troeger. James Hardin, Lee Wooden, Richard Rhyn- ders, Ronald Rhynden. Third row: Norman Kime, Louis Wenisch, Alan Sheeks, William Wilken, George Walberer, Woody Klose, Phillips Rocke- feller, Elwood Funk, Benjamin Bromiley, Mr. John Hoffert. First row: Martha Smith, Linda Kane, Louise Han, Margaret Apap, Elizabeth Smithers, Judith Wabh, Jeanette Hapeman, Marilyn Flugel, Dona Copen, Ann Marie Borriello, Loretta Hacker, Helen Meighan, Sue Tremper. Second row: Mrs. Erne, Elise Van Gunst, Linda Rojeski, Regina Wagner, Susan Roff, Patrica Braig. Lorraine Holt, Joyce Bloomer, Luella McDowell, Penelope Case, Brenda Lippman. Third row: Marie Dondero, Ellen Dembosky, Alice Bathrick, Minajean Ackert, Linda Umland, Ellen Rogers, Gale Quinn, Constance Hyde, Carol Feierabend, Eleanor Buerkert, Joan McAuliffe, Marjorie Roberts. B A S VArsitu rjrs ' JLn _ , J.V. BASKETBALL First row: Anthony Barnao, Manager; Lee Wocxien. Thomas Rabbett, Joseph Mastromonlco, Nicholas White, John Myers, Roger Delage, Charles Mooney, Manager. Second row: James Hardin, Merrick Shook, David Whitaker, Kurt Fuchs, Kevin Klose, Barry Tripp, James Rabben, Roben Becker, Coach Northam. If  m A. wmm GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row: Elise Van Gunst. Judith Walsh. Linda Rojeski, Marilyn Fleugel. Ellen Rogers, Alice Bathrick, Veronica Trezza, Elizabeth Smithers. Ann Marie Borriello. Second row: Lonaine Mallanda, Regina Wagner, Susan Roff. Patricia Brown. Ruth Ann Becker. Susan Tremper. Barbara Kime, Mrs. Erne. Third row: Constance Hyde. Eleanore Buerkert. LueUa McDowell, Linda Urn- land. Carol Feierabend. Marjorie Roberts. PhyUis Hauser. Joyce Bloomer. Varsitij ChccrUa-Jers A - Ae( i c ' - Route U. S. 9 Rhinebeck, New York Compliments of {2 ' H a. c£iz£e S Established 1867 Telephone 6070 - 71 In Our 87th Year M. SHWARTZ AMD ZO. The Home of Good Clothes Poughkeepsie, New York Red Hook, New York Fine Foods - Wine, Liquors Hotel Package License Clean, Comfortable Rooms A. KELLER, Prop. G. BECK, Mgr. Route 9 Livingston, N. Y. Germantown 5361 NOTION SHOP UNITED CIGAR STORE 1 Market Street Telephone 2281 Toys, Novelties, Fountain Service, Etc. Compliments of RALPH, SOL, and FANNIE SERVICE STATION Barrytown, New York VON High Quality in Sporting Goods Plays Better Favor Yourself With Equipment From DER UINIDEN S Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ATLANTIC CORPORATION Z I ? Offices at 2128 Westchester Avenue Bronx, New York and Red Hook, New York SMOF Rhinebeck, New York COWHie ' S PHARMACY Red Hook, New York OC CHARD SU PPI_V INCORPORATED Red Hook, New York Compliments of (H ue d 7 W ' SMOE REPAIR Tivoli, New York E. HAUSER - Proprietor Carrying a Full Line of Endicott Johnson Shoes Phone Tivoli 3555 Compliments of ORCHARD HILL FARMS, INC. 68 South Broadway Red Hook, New York Processors of Frozen Foods (2 o Flowers for All Occasions Phones 3201 or 5649 Flowers by Wire Everywhere ' BERNARD M. LASHER SCMERRLER Telephone 2222 Red Hook, New York m Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing Emergency Road Repair Phone 4771 Delco Batteries (tp. £. c ' U iM g.A REAL, ESTATE Listings Solicted Red Hook, N. Y. Telephone 5425 UO ' S Permanent Waving and Hair Styling Specialities Tele. 5381 99 West Market St. Red Hook, N. Y. iZ td ' ( e a.u. t - -  %i r. ' A Good Place to Eat ' South Broadway Red Hook, N, Y. Telephone 321 1 When the Occasion Demands Flowers SALTS M AM S East Market Extension Rhinebeck 23 9 Compliments of BRAUM US Route 9G Red Hook, N. Y. Restaurant Bar It ' s Smart to Shop at The Mart ' 76 So. Broadway Red Hook, N. Y. Buy the Best at Substantial Discount Make this your shopping center for graduation gifts, jewelry, pen and pencil sets, electric shavers, alarm clocks, wallets, wrist watches. Wing ' s beautiful airplane luggage for the young ladies and finest top grain leather luggage for the young men. Also many fine gifts for mom and dad, too. Sans ' Egal- -Without Equal Red Hook, N. Y. Sans ' Egal Products Specialists in Food Specialties Suppliers of quality foods and specialties to the Institutional Trade. We sell many of the finest school cafeterias, colleges, hotels, restaurants, diners, hospitals, etc. in the states of New York. Mass, and Conn. Contact us for your next church or grange supper. VISIT THE MART - The only retail outlet for inconnparable Sans ' Egal Products. 19 West Market Street - Rhinebeck, New York Branch Office 5 - E. Market Street - Red Hook, New York Telephone: Rhinebeck 666 - Red Hook - 3301 Complete Line of Frigidaire Appliances Pyrofax Gas Service and Gas Appliances DINNERS ■bsewfas ■sancwiche5i ' CKBI ' . COOKMGl jee ee- e 4- Where Good Friends Meet Breakfast - Lunch - Dinners Specialties - Cocktails - Beverages At Their Best Phone Tivoli 3261 Route 9G Let LUCKEY-PLAH CO Sardou Portraits «w NS m. T s . ■ record ALL the important events in your life your Official Photographer JEAN SARDOU STUDIO 3rd .... FLOOR Tivoli, N. Y. Beer - Wine - Liquor Good Food i- 44 •V! '  ' fc  ' ' ' % 1 ' . If ' f ■mMj Q u R 11 iHSII nSiff rwHyHll HI EED MOOK e£e Ai ne ca -m a ' ' U Red Hook, New York THE HAEM JEWELRY SHOP The Gift Shop of Northern Dutchess Diamonds - Jewelry - Watches Parker Pens - Silverware - Lighters As Reliable as Its Age, as Modern as the Times Phone 8 - Rhinebeck, New York I HARDWARE { V X 7 — — ' ffi s - AUTO SAl_ES Red Hook, New York Compliments of HAROLD S SNACK BAR Annandale on-Hudson New York SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT H, LASHER ' S GARAGE Tivoli, New York Taxi, Trucking and Towing Service Storage Supplies Phones Garage: Tiv. 2191 Residence: Tiv. 2195 Trucking - Fruit Packing Supplies Clermont, N. Y. RAVMOMD — — RORR GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Tivoli, N. Y. Phone - Tivoli - 3211 FF UI-r PACKERS IMC. Processors of Fruit and Fruit Juices Telephone Germantown 110 Clermont, New York (Columbia County) If) POIVTIAC... ROM ' TIAC IMC. Service Is Our Business 752 Warren St. -Hudson, N. Y. Phone 80514 Open Evenings Compliments of ATTORNEY -AT -LAW RED MOOK FARMERS ' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. Red Hook, N. Y. Gas or Arc Portable Welding Equipment COLUMBIA WEUDIMO R. McDowell Livingston, N. Y. Phone - Germantown 5346 SERVICE STV TIOM star Route, Hudson, N. Y, Phone Germantown 5365 HENRY KURZYNA, Proprietor Ronald - Hair Stylist 7 West Market Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone 180 J First in Permanent Waving L ' Oreal Paris Tinting Preparations Rege Color, Fashion Colors, and Hair Rinse. Special Treatments for Damaged Hair Helena Rubinstein Beauty Preparations and Facials Exclusive Distributor of Imported French Perfumes Best Wishes to the Seniors HVDE PARK Phone - Red Hook 2211 Hyde Park - 2000 KANE S SHELL ST-ATION Red Hook New York VARIETY SHOP Toys and Sporting Goods Fountain Service Have a Coke With Oak Red Hook, N. Y. Phone 5871 HAIRDRESSER Specializing in Permanent Waving - Hair Styling to Suit Your Personality Phone Tivoli 3551 North Road Tivoli, N. Y. McMICHAEL ' S JEWELRY AND GIFTS Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repair Red Hook 5141 Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York POUGHKEEPSIE MUSIC SHOP STUDIOS Everything in Music Pianos - Organs - Television Musical Instruments and Instructions 222 Main St. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Compliments of RED WOOK HOTEL Compliments of GULF STATION Distributors of Gulf Products Red Hook, New York Compliments of Red Hook, New York Something New for Red Hook A Fully Equipped Dairy Bar. Compliments of SCHLOEMER ' S GARAGE Red Hook, New York Sales Service ISM CHEVROLET Phone 2231 Red Hook, New York ' 91 MOTOR REST Red Hook, N. Y. Compliments of THORCO FUEL SC. A t£e Phone 4444 Red Hook, New York Compliments of (P }tie. id Tel. iFiT ' s eoevFOOB Rhinebecky y WANT 689 l . Uit SAWDUST TRAIL Steaks and Sea Foods Route 9 Between Rhinebeck and Red Hook ELSIE MEYHOEFER, Prop. Complinnents of Red Hook, New York Rhinebeck, N. Y. Compliments of STICKLERS CIDER MILL. Blue Stores, New York QED HOOIC DRU6 STORE WALTER A. BEAN, Proprietor Telephone 5591 Red Hook, New York u ee c uoA Ladies Apparel Rhinebeck, N. Y. GOOD ' YE tR - TIRES - Distributor r SMITH ' S IRE SMOR Hudson, N. Y. WALSH ' S PAINT STORE ' Quality and Service That Excel Paint Supplies - Wallpaper Sanitas - Art Supplies Floor Tile - Plastic Wall Tile 5 Mill Street Phone 43 9 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Compliments of GARVEY ' S LAKE SEPASCO RESTAURANT Route 308 Rhinebeck, N. Y. West of Rock City Phone - Red Hook 2853 INCORPORATED Oliver Tractors Oshkosh Trucks Livingston, New York ■m i A TOOLS IvIACHINE PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Red Hook, New York Contract Manufacturing Telephone: Red Hook 2641 ROBERTS AND GRAN Cider and Apple Products Tivoli, N. Y. Telephone - Red Hook 4467 Compliments of RED HOOK The Family Store for Values JOSEPH SPiA.PIRO, Prop. Red Hook, N. Y. Compliments of ROLAND O ' bklAL Compliments of BEEKMAN CLEANERS Rhinebeck, New York COL.D STORAG CO., INC. F. PALMER PiART Red Hook, New York AUTO SALES Cars and Trucks Rhinebeck 153 BARBER SHOP Red Hook, New York WESTERN AUTO Red Hook, New York Compliments of Red Hook, New York THE OLD GRISTMILL Rhinebeck, N. Y. Telephone 641 BILL LINVILLE Owner MILAN REATMER FARM Pheasants Telephone 3836 Red Hook, N. Y, Compliments of RED HOOK J e ma ut ' d ' Oldest Hotel in America Rhinebeck, New York BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES ' t- LEE HUSTED ,-S Representative • - of the NATIONAL GRANGE INSURANCE Compliments of . K ' M -. PUNERAL HOME Red Hook, N. Y. Telephone 4242 Compliments of DR. FREDERICK S ZIPSER Compliments of DR. DAVID E. BLOCK Compliments of GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 2291 - 7800 Red Hook, New York SPRING LAKE DINER (Po- -t (y-n4- VUCICH CLERMONT GARAGE CZAJKA ' S CLERMONT STORE CZAJKA BROTHERS GARAGE, Clermont, New York IRV ' S MUSIC SHOP, Poughkeepsie, New York TIM ' S COFFEE SHOP, Tivoli, New York ONEIDA MARKETS, INC. , Hudson, New York MR. AND MRS. WOODROW FRALEIGH. SR. MR. AND MRS. J. W. LEFFLER MR. WILLIAM EITLEMAN THE REV. AND MRS. PAUL E. HENRY MR. AND MRS. C. S. JOHNSEN THE REV. AND MRS. JOHN Q. MARTIN MR. AND MRS. GEORGE I. ATWELL FRISONE ' S DELICATESSEN, Red Hook, New York KILMER ' S SERVICE STATION, Red Hook, New York SIMMON ' S SERVICE STATION, Red Hook, New York ■ yCd 0 A LITHOGRAPHED — YEARBOOK DALLAS . TEXAS b 1 THSfivTISWmviB;