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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

I S I 5 ix X 5 tl? Q if! iv k ffl . Q 4 x TLS' Q '55 J +-- 4. .f - Y' .f-- J,-, ,:,x.F3Xp,, , -gy if wg-rw , 1 , ji ,. 3 - -Jsrafolf --i Qs, g'. ,Q ,: mm, 4 1 Q xfvii is, gg : mi' 5 Bl! Edited 5 t . Rr: Ezsqozaivl of Rdfd Hook 1 NFFFLL School- 116 4 Ge!! xx1KXX5xxvz -7 '-'tit' P Q. 1 . ' 5 , Q f tg , P Q ' 2555 EEEE, HUH I5 4 'ar fr 'ig -I X , :4! 4 Z - HMM f,5 x'i1 1 if , W f 1' . 1 Q.,-5 '4,Qig.ka3 Gif- 1 ' i f J aa,,1 f up' .... -ff. --Q, z,. ,. K P . ff v I 4, 'Q V ' V, ,. , K4 ,., :H QM ,swan ,, , Y , ' Q T .. sf- , .6 ,Y --4.. 14. 4 Y 4 L '..5K 3 '51-, ln: Q E E E 4 U, E15 E1 Q 4 am.. 15 Exvx V -S 'N--' 'f'.?-Le-Z: i se 'Li-'rail 'Q ' C? ' 'M' ' J? '2- - FOREWCRD In June of 1906, the first class of Red Hook High School graduated from those portals. In 1937, the old school was destroyed by fire, and the present central school was dedicated in the fall of 1939. Because of the tremendous increase in the student enrollment, an addition of seven rooms was made in 1953. The combined schools have produced fine graduates, some of whom have become members of the past and present faculty at Red Hook. Fifty years have now passed since that first class graduated, and, throughout this yearbook, you will find reference to this Golden Anniversary. CLASS COLORS: Purple and White CLASS FLOWER: Iris CLASS MOTTO: K 5. We, the class of 1956, dedicate to you, Miss Aiken, this yearbook in appreciation of your understanding and assistance which you have so willingly and faithfully given us through our high school years. , 'Y M. We, the class of 1956, dacate to you, Mr. Fisher, this yearbook in appreciation of your never-ending guidance dur- ing the past four years. To commemorate her fifty-one years of service to education, we have set aside this page for Miss Nellie E. Shook. Since her first job as assistant to the principal in the three-room Barrytown schoolhouse to her job most known to us, first grade teacher here at Red Hook Central School, about 1500 children have come under her guidance. We feel that because of this extraordinary achievement Miss Shook deserves this small remembrance in our yearbook. -, E-A I-I ,,-jqggg ?:'ry'gtfv 'aff :Z - iv 2+: 'i?'Qz '4 5 . ,mf 1,1 'g f' -' .Pj YQ F, , ,I , WI?T, I . ' 1 Y i ' if 7' ' K J,ffE,?e' !'g- EIL: 4:52. .' .-,Q A. 1' . V ,.A,-3,:f,. E , 9. ALMA MATER Alma Mater, Red Hook Central 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 'I'he 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. , ,, , 4 f A , Q 1' ' l ' - ' 'Z 4!r:f , , , A . M' K, .i.. M.. mf , .., .4.1.....1, 1,:.:.i.,-f4..,.gf-fia..l.L,4,,,,gg.a.g.,l,a,.L, ..s,,lMmJL.:...,la...l:.e4LuLr:..'-Q ..,,..-.. v,..ni..,.,d...n.f.,,s.aKJl YEARBOOK STAFF First row: Luella McDowell, Typistg William O'Nei1l, Business Managerg Ann Kessler, Editor- in-Chiefg Louis Wenisch, Assistant Editorg Janis Clum, Featuresg Jeanine Hinsberger, Senior Ed itor. Second row: Charles Coons, Photographyg Sandra Smith, Artg Loretta Hacker, Typistg Eileen Rabbett, Circulation: Jeanette Hapeman, Featuresg Judith Waryas, Circulationg Mrs. Champlin, Advisor. Third row: William Flandreau, Photographyg Ronald Herrgesell, Typistg Joseph Mastromonico, Artg John Warren, Advertisingg Glenn Kilgour, Photographyg Bernard Gibson, Advertising. anniuiavnnvian wil Wifll ug X g m, V f Ulg . ,11-11 As the years slip away to become the past and the mists of time begin to dim the memories of an individua1's high school experiences, it is a class yearbook that comes to bethe one vehicle that he may possess which can transport him back to those wonderful carefree years when he was a high school student. It is this fact which makes worthwhile the long hours of work which the seniors have expended on the production of the 1956 Hardscrabble. Congratulations to the editor and staff and the faculty advisors for a splen- did contribution to a long line of outstanding Harclscrabbles. The great English Bard, William Shakespeare, in his play, Hamlet, causes Polonius to give his son, Laertes, most valuable advice which closes with the lines: This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. This advice rings down through the years to you as seniors in this year of 1956 A.D. As you face your many varied activities of future years keep this advice of the Bard ever before you, to thine own self be true. XM' ' '-iw .ah 4' ,X i :- ra-1' - 1 ' .I .Y-'25j'e .f :+ 2557 :YN 7. 'M- A w'i7z'?L7' L '-TMS 51.2151--N59 1tNfi',,Qb1'CP -'tit-f f' jar, I, Q3 filiiff gy ggi: 'i :QE ' VT .-w, ' . 4. it . . FT. . A f 5- ff' 1, 5-5' V, ' ,fin 'jj I. Mr. Albert Cole, Mr. Roscoe Williams, Supervising Principal: Mr. Chanler Chapman, Mr. Milo F. Winchester, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Warren Rockefeller, Presidentg Mr. H. William Kessler, Clerk, Mrs. Mary Hardin, Mr. William Landauer. or-W Mr. Roscoe L. Williams, Supervising Principal: Mrs. Marion -M. Champlin, Vice Prin- cipalg Mr. Richard W. Barringer, Junior High Supervisory Mr. Russell I. Keefe, Elemen- tary Supervisor. ' BUS DRIVERS ' William Jennings Edward Stickle Willard Everett Roy Proper Merrick Coons Charles Hitchcock Charles Heyne Bennett Feller KITCHEN STAFF ' o Viola Hitchcockw Loretta Martin v , Anna Kipp 4, ,W Carrie Proper Catherine Guski . CUSTODIANS Halsey Rifenbergh George Seitz Franklyn Kolbinskie John Redder u Zi. Z' , PGCULTY X N 'X f. Ky. 5 N'-1, Q 90 FIRST GRADE Nadine Rumke Katherine Riley Margaret Fitzmaurice THIRD GRADE Sara Sigler Mary Brewster Ann Harrison KINDERGARTEN Sondra Sterling Eleanor Keefe Frances Barringer SECOND GRADE G. Christina Shook Bemice Van de Bogart Mary lane Thorley FOURTH GRADE Annie Roff Marion Hart Lois Saltsman SIXTH GRADE Catherine Moss Dorothy Fisher FIFTH GRADE Hilda Aiken Alice Boice LANGUAGE Marian Champlin Katherine Fraleigh . XV: V 3 fi J ,Aw b Jar' gi iv V1 ' ii T H-' ' P he Vw ., i I gf! 'jk , if , W A f ,L ff 1 22057 N vi! 5,1 SCIENCE John Havko Frank Poli Emile Leone Julia Schrieber CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Edgar Fisher Kenneth Baker Miner Treat A f ,, rv V14 LX- ' ART Marie De Bra ENGLISH Ruby Aiken fseatedj Emile Leone Ethel Wilken Katherine Fraleigh Frank Poli W 0 BUSINESS Paul O'Leary Harry Kane MATHEMATICS Richard Bai-ringer Donald Green Donald Brooks IN DUS IfR1AL ARTS William Fitzmaurice PHYSICAL EDUCATION Patricia Erne Lindsey Northam HOMEMAKING Frances Thomson LIBRARY Frances Bromiley AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Emile Leone MUSIC Shirley Van Ness Murray Van Ness OFFICE STAFF Jean Winchester H. William Kessler Marjorie Griffin GUIDANCE Donald Green HEALTH Aline Kessler Dr. Zipser R- Q ' if ,, 'l 1409 5' Aft x10 a '+ ,gs 9 bb sf ,Q Jlnampvof 'nv fL4fCAJ cf? Mwvww WO- fu-fo av-J cdmdl-3 ll D 'N-rv-L va 4 14 Q A 'WLQ BARBARA ANN BATCHELOR 'Ever ready and willing to do. Chorus 1,2,3,4g Library Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,3g Intramurals lg Magazine Sales Campaign Mana- ger 4g Librarian 2,3,4. ,Zig .2619 MARGARET WOODBRIDGE ARTINIAN We walk by faith not by sight, Intramurals lg Chorus lg Left for France 13 Returned to Rl-ICS 4. ,eff-vV,.:.., ,-vf...,A,z.,g- 'D'f1-o-91,4 RUTHANN BECKER Personality with a smile. Transferred from Rhinebeck 3g Intramurals 3,4p Octette 3,4g Chorus 3,49 Hockey 3,45 Basketball 3, . 4g Soccer 3g Leaders' Club 4g Senior Play Usherette 35 Librarian 3,4, BENJAMIN EDWARD BROMILEY I'11 turn over a new leaf. . . Photography Club 3g Audio-Visual Aids 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3. Milf VERNA MARY C 'Q' W 'Mwewmf Haw' WW 'l' Jt',1'-WALK , C JAN1s ELLEN CLUM QUAD - WJ! F Charm strikes the sight, but m Class Vice President 1, President 2g Ne , Secretary-Treasurer 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4g Ditto 2,3g Class Play lg Visual Aids 15 Dramatics Club 25 Senior Play Usherette 3, Attendant to Prom Queen 3g Magazine Sales Campaign Manager 2g American Legion Oratorical Contest 3g Delegate to Syracuse University Citizenship Education Contest 3, 4g Candidate for Student Council President 3, Senior Annual sraff 4g Honor Society 45 Senior Play Cast 4, ,QW Saddle your dreams before you e them, Q News Staff 3,4g Library Club 4g Senior Annual Staf 45 Usherette at Baccalaureate and Graduation 3. 'VHP Rn' Ja 0' M06 -ZW' . wwflwwpy 'Mob DONALD LEROY CONN Never do today that which you can put off until tomorrow. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, 4g Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1. CHARLES. VAN WEY COONS Tobacco is a dirty weed: I like it. Photography Club, President 3g Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2,3g FFA lg Track lg IV Football 3, Varsity-4g Senior Annual Staff 4g Senior Play Stage Manager 4. ,J 7 ' A uf. x M si We P W NA. Vfrva ff ROSE MARIE DENGLER The smile that won't come off. Transferred from Tivoli 25 Dramatics Club 2: News Staff l,2g Library Club l,2g Chairman of Graduation A ements. ,iw vt affair RITA ANN DYKEMAN A smile is my umbrella on a rainy day. Transferred from Pine Plains 4g Chorus 4g Senior An- nual Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 4. BERNARD JAY GIBSON 'Enough work to do, and strength enough to do the work. Ditto lg News Staff 2g Football 1,2,3,4g Track lg JV Baseball 2g Band 1,2,3, Secretary 1, Librarian 23 Dance Band 3g Intramurals 1,2g Student Council lg Moving Up Day Marshal 3g Class President 45 Senior Annual staff 4. K DNS Mmqlq, g,,.,..:. H.. r.-mia Neal-. Cv-64 m.,.r dwalh. '90 . WILLIAM ED AR FLANDREAUIL Q QLQ Once caught studyingg almost lived it down. Photography Club 3,4g FFA 1g Visual Aids 3,4g Hall Monitor 45 Senior Annual staff 4g Senior Play Stage Manager 4. Mm ,rg r' of is -aff . alfa LORETTA CONNIE HACKER I Her hair was not more shiny than her heart. Transferred from Bronx 25 Chorus 2,35 Intramurals 25 Dramatics Club 2,3, President 35 Ditto 3, Assistant Editor 45 Moving Up Day Marshal 35 Attendant to Prom Queen 35 Usherette at Senior Play 35 Honor Society, Secretary 45 Hockey 3,45 Basketball 45 Hall Monitor 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 Leaders' Club 4. PATRICIA ANN HAMM I agree with no man's opinions for I am a woman. Chorus 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Attendant to Prom Qieen 35 Dramatics Club 25 Ditto 35 News Staff 35 Ba tball 4- aders' Club 4. I 142-1 Jaffa-4 WWW IEANETTE ALICE - MARIE HAPEMAN There are two tragedies in life: one is not to get your heart's desire - the other is to get it. News Staff 1,2,35 Ditto 2,35 Class Play 15 ey 3- 35 Band 3,45 Intram als ,2 Usherett t ?f Play 3g Dr mati lub agazine s Campaign 4 er 25 e ' lub 45 Se ' Anil N N Dan and 4 ,gi - I 0 G LJ' OJ I fl ei- 'Q'ff0'LgQfi':ff?f:fO'jjsf'Pfi5Ji:s?E'sffJffi 5 ' ,AML ,za at an , gy Liga aa -If your telephone number. Intramurals 1,2g JV Basketball 1g JV Baseball 2,3p Senior Play Cast 45 Hall Monitor 4g Senior Annual Staff 4. JEANINE SBERGER or delight, for ornament, and for ability. Intramurals 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,23 Usherette at Baccalaureate and Commencement 33 Leaders' Club 4: Senior Annual Staff 4. ' PAUL WALTER HOLTZ Life is just one darned thing after another. Transferred from Wappingers Falls 3, Photography Club 3,4g Football 4. A fW U?VQff'f'Q sgfgyfifgyjvywfs JW PM ALLEN HATHAWAY JOHNSON Life would be a tragedy without music. Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4g NewYork State School Music Association 2,4g New York State School Music Association All-State 4. WWW awww Intramurals 25 IV Baseball 3g Class Secretary 3g Var- sity Baseball 4, Audi isuaQkds 3.4. , SY 5, Q X Ky my vt' ww fs' 4? wg w . my sw SQ S535 is KV Kb fgk 9 is ,tr , he's lly Baseba1B.g In- Vars' aseba1l4g ' 4 QQ Sv S4 PN S t N Q QW X s v Sfiiasjff W 1 lA.,eL.,..A,la-JL was 11147424 ,zaiffv 5 ANN LEE KESSLER It is a rough road that leads to the heights of great- ness. Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4, Solo Contest 1,25 Dance Band 1,2,35 Audio-Visual Aids 15 Class Play 15 Senior Play Usherette 35 Intramurals 1,2,45 French Club, Secretary 35 VFW Essay Contest 35 Current Events Award 35 Girls' State 35 Senior Play Cast 4g Honor Society 45 Senior Annual Editor 4. Sly. QWAEVW ,swf ts- GLENN BARRY Kit My . P 'J An innocent face, but you never can tell. B Photography Club, Treasurer 15 Audio-Visual Aids 1,25 Intramurals 15 Class Play 15 JV Football 15 IV Basketball 15 Dramatics Club 25 Ditto 3,45 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 3g Honor ,Society 45 Hall Monitor 45 Senior Annual St , ,taps 5, yzf,,,'T+V's , rf' I am not an Athenian nor a Greek, t a c' ' the world. Transferred from New Trier 25 Varsity Basket 112, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 25 Dramatics Club 25 Track 3,45 Oratorical Contest 3,45 New York State School Music Association 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Hall Monitor 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Delegate to Syracuse University Citizenship Education Contest 3, 45 Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, President 4. BARBARA ANN LOWN I must have the last word. Intramurals 1g Audio-Visual Aids 2, Prom Queen Attendant 3, Dramatics Club 2,3g Usherette at Senior Play, Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, Ditto 39 Chorus 1,2,3,4. WW IRMENTRUD HELMGARD LANG She doth nothing but talk of her horse. Intramurals 1,2g Chorus 1,23 Audio-Visual Aids 25 Usherette at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, Library Club 3, President 4. Q .. W N '-' . 50:-55' No? 0 X NFA of -Rove ,Qho yxx 6' 'OSQJJW' dgxtkkyoftyoqe ooo 69, 0 Q6 X au ov, 0. Q0 Qs' ,Q .Do N0 cr. ' -ff Q' . J 0' ox .Oryx N-IN 4 JOSEPH JAMES MASTROMONICO, JR. I'm not wrong, it's the rest of the world. Audio-Visual Aids lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 3, JV Basketball 1,2,3g JV Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,4g JV Baseball 1,2,3g Varsity Baseball 4g Class Treasurer 1,4. 022722 A6441 Qu . ,ha if WA an ,',, LUELLA MAY CDOWELL Live, laugh, love and be happy. ,lfllni Chorus 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3,4g Library Club lg Class Secretary 4g Attendant to Prom Queen 35 Usherette at Senior Play 3g Hockey 3,4g Dramatics Club 1,2g GAA 33 Cafeteria Cashier 3,4g Hall Monitor 4: Ditto 3,4g New York State School Music Association 4: Leaders' Club 4. lfuww? F '7 ' BEATRICE ANN MYERS Kind hearts are more than coronets. Intramurals 3,4. W. :fa-sgafa 4061441 I6 KARL GOTTLIEB MUNZ, JR. If I had a million dollars I'd still be short. Chorus 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g JV Baseball 1,2,3g Varsity Baseball 4. ff W f for tikiarffjfjgzfgf Thinking is but an idle waste o thought. 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class President lg Class Play lg Student Council 3, Treasurer 4g Hall Monitor 3,4g 'Ditto 35 Band 1,2,3,4g New York State School Music Association 2,3,4g IV Baseball lg Golf 2g JV Basket- ball 1,2g IV Football 1,2g Varsity Football 4, Senior Play Cast 4g Business Manager of Senior Annual 4. GALE LORRAINE QJINN A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1g Chorus 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4g Dance Band 1,2,3g Class Secretary 1, Vice President 3g Hockey 3,4g Basketball 3.4: GAA 3g French Club 3g Marshal at Baccalaureate and Commencement 35 Hall Monitor 4g Honor Society 4g Leaders' Club Secretary 4g Sen- ior Annual Staff 4. . ' ,1 v gcbvklgarbk CQ M. t..Q.Yx vxCDlLAi QGCUOPV . I ' kd, QQ Xe.ws.:.,..,,ff, oofbffv Us Vik . mmsumgr RABBETT s,x,3,., ,bead No-if -S NN 'bask gi NC. K Tala r1rgg.sg,gggts sfsahwmrlivbslylirvif O Q' ' . There is mischief in every Emlel' QJQO-A XQQQQCXU. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class Play 1: GAA Vice President 33 Basketball 33 Ditto 33 O Hall Monitor 3,4g Dramatics Club 2g Usherette at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3g Attendant to Prom Queen 33 Leaders' Club President 4g Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Annual Staff 4. , .,. craiamt. MARIORIE ANN ROBERTS A mind content both crown and a kingdom is. Library Club lg Dramatics Club 2g Usherette at Senior Play, Baccalaureate and Commencement 3g American legion Essay Contest 3, French Club 35 Hockey 3g Bas- ketball 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g News Staff 3,4. WARREN PHILLIPS ROCKEFELLER He's an all 'round good fellow Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Track 1,2,4, Captain 3g IV Basketball 1,25 New York State School Music Association 1,3,4, Solo Contest 1, 3,4g Band Festival 1,2, 3,4g Class Vice President 2, President 3g Ditto 3: VFW Essay Contest Award 3, Marshal at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3g Hall Monitor 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,4g Football Manager 4g Chorus Treasurer 43 Band Treasurer 45 Honor Society 4g Student Council Vice President 45 Senior Play Cast 4. 5 fit W 'W' W' Wit tl w w ng? Let the end try the man. Dramatics Club 2g Chorus 4. ' FQ.:-bo, XV' A ,V ur - ,K J ..l 'PV' JS Vg' . rw Y w 1- J, nk 0 -,j ru I , ,j V' do a hcl' sv cv 'rf 'fuk JT v-0 Q SJ 'J 4, fx fa D xy vb pax 02,195 ,xgqvgx Q J' ,I o- N Q 9021 2 0' 'lp rv- Qxe-ar ,939 SANDRA IEAN SMITH n r X 6 0 22Variety is the spice of life. wager 1' V g srf' 95 a I ,Q Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,23 Student Council 1,2g Dramatics Club 2g Ditto 3g Prom Queen Attendant 3: Usherette at Senior Play, Baccalaureate and Commencement 3g Hall Monitor 3,4g Honor Society 4g Leaders' Club 4: Senior Annual Staff 4. RAYMOND ARTHUR SCHA Never think of the futureg it comes soon enough Intramurals 13 JV Baseball 2,35 JV Basketball 3 1 'lf -U sz. we X91-rs 2 e S4 '7 Q? 0 b- c-5 f79,, se ff 7'.,v V kt' Of sl 4' -1 A'r,,9V-4-0,9-Jr if 'gr wi it ,. fx ff sl if '11 ,Vai 'Y .,. Fai' it . iwflag.. .' Senior Play Cast 4. EDWARD JOSEPH SONDEY V do What a timel what a civilization! Class Play 1g JV Basketball 1,2g Dramaucs Club 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 3 Vice Presi dent 45 Golf 1,2,3,4, Captain 1 2 Hall Monitor 4 . ...U Ss'rLANx,, lk. N-A-A-lv... ul-'u 91-M1 -fy-J 2f '1 ulw-uLJy,....0CuAeA.9'm.,e0v?-All-'ga-A+ Q- cydsuls-.J gws.-,e,t.sssx..e.,al wrt. f3,.,.1,e,,t.. v-y.ss,.J.,,.. bfjl-UM' S'L'i6NAL'D RICHAE UNsoN 3 A bag of fleas is easier to keep guard over than a woman. Intramurals 1,2g Class Play lg JV Basketball 1,2g JV Football 2 5 JV Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Football 3,4g Varsity Basketball 3,4. a..+aM:,u.Wt,Jla.w.sJ-.QQ 7 ,jifggwf-wamddfg' ,991 M... u..,:, 1.l,,M-W ldfffafaw MARIE ANNETTE VINCENT 'Speak low, if you speak love. Dramatics Club 2 3 Attendant to Prom Queen 3 Usherette at Senior Play 3 News Staff 3 4 Ditto 3, Intramurals 1,2g Library Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4g 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Cast 4. WJW, j -up w?f w i MILA! ,iaadwnw ewan, bgalua., NWA o. 955' UQ WWNXQRQ5 ,'0 59'wxM' t'xx,-we Connex Wm Of 421-xgfomla 'W- N-voQg, Shot' W-ma, oe QA-n und- 'L half: M06 MM: qamr. Whom Qin! os: 2890- nhdr S9315 '3Q'qy,gp-M, udll -Num ot? -Wea kdm JOHN BORJDIS WARREN Ska.-J mmm a xlmbt The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to mms, Go 1 it ,, iv do -Sha, Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2g Audio- wyfw - is 'wwf Visual Aids 1,2 , Golf sg sasebau 1,25 rv Football 2, N55 0- GNN' 3, Captain 35 Varsity Football 45 Basketball Manager Q9-V890 'SWA 3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Senior Annual staff 4. U- OD- gtpun Mm iv 9'-'P W? New 93 W, pvifm wil, me we . qw. Mws- wnowtt uimc.-xpnxhrhqnorbenfgfkmq 'CNG gms' C, -at .- MO'-Pe Ula. W.. km: I-lo.XXouJmxx um 36-Q, wh! u.vG qqgkoni 4-Xqfil' -an Qstrqn N41 ,mio WW-ribs ew -Pool' vagitv- wi O- 0085 NDOWQAUSQS Q-Lfwft. go' 'P' must' Qui: .... Q I-49ua,so.Qrr.n.usi rm-..w GS- LOU IS WENISCH JUDITH LOUISE WARYAS lt's love that makes the world go round. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g News Staff2, 3, Assistant Editor 4, Class Secretary 2g New York State School Music Association 2,3,4g Attendant to Prom Queen 3g Ditto 3g Senior Annual Staff 4. l-le likes them short, he likes them tall, You know, and I know, he likes them all. Track 35 Chorus 3,45 New York State Music Associa- tion All-State Chorus 4g Intramurals 3,4g Hall Monitor 4g Varsity Football 3g Varsity Baseball 45 Senior An- nual Assistant Editor 4. fc WWW Q, ,L ,ZS wviwaaf - - , J N I I ,6,Q,Awov-'ra'-6-M v gl-Q aff?- W '. ,,. 7',,, W-,AM 19' President, BERNARD GIBSONg Vice President, EDWARD SON- DEYg Secretary, LUELLA McDOWELLg Treasurer, JOSEPH MASTROMONICO. CLASS WILL We, the members of the class of 1956, 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, that is to say: I. We hereby request that all our just debts be paid by the class of 1957. II. We, the class of 1956, hereby bequeath to the class of 1957, our out- standing scholastic and athletic ability, our great musical and artistic talent, and our love for enjoyment. III. In addition, we make the following personal bequests: MARGARET A. bequeaths her knowledge of French to next year's French II class. BARBARA B. leaves her good sportsmanship to Coach and future Rl-ICS teams. RUTH ANN B. wills her athletic ability to Betsey Baxter. BEN B. wills some used flash bulbs to Dave and Bill Howard. VERNA C. leaves for Pete. JANIS C. leaves football to the boys. DON C. wills his basketball skill to Kevin Klose. CHARLIE C. wishes to give the shop to Georg Schreiber. ROSE-MARIE D. wants Lynda Kane to have her love of homemaking. R1TA D. gives her height to Ann Marie Borriello. BILL. F. donates his Senior Play Taxi Service to next year's cast. BERNIE G. leaves his football ability to Paul Henry. LORETTA H. bequeaths her love for a good time to Minajean Ackert. PAT H. wishes the library to have her old love letters. JEANETTE H. leaves the dance band to the boys. RON H. wills his flirtatious ways to Merrick Shook. JEANINE H. bestows her sweetness on all the Junior girls. PAUL H. offers some film to the photography club. JAN H. leaves Tivoli. ALLEN J. leaves Chemistry to anyone who likes it. JOE J. wants next year's football team to have his weight. ANN K. wishes John Baxter to have her old trumpet music. GLENN K. leaves his all-around personality and athletic ability to the Junior boys. WOODY K. bequeaths his ad lib ability in Cit. Ed. to anyone who can get away with it. IRMENTRUD L. hands down an old saddle to KimtMedecky. BARBARA L. leaves for Louie. JOE M. leaves Red Hook to Nick White. LUELLA McDOWELL thinks Ilona Copen could use her shorthand ability. KARL M. wants Teddy Freeman to have his height for the basketball season of 1956-57. BEATRICE M. leaves her perserverance to Don McPhee. BILL O. leaves Rock Around the Clock to Gary Crosby. GALE Q. requests that her love of horses be left to Tibby Smithers. EILEEN R. hands down her cheerleading uniform to her sister, Patty. MARGE R. gives her athletic ability to Sandra Walters. PHIL R. leaves his drumsticks to anyone who has the beat. GEORGE S. wishes Bob White to have his quiet ways. RAYMOND S. wills his Physics marks to George Walberer. SANDRA S. leaves Barrytown to whoever is left there. ED S. wills the Empire to Dick Hutter. RON U. leaves English to someone who can do it. MARIE V. thinks her hair would become Gay Conklin. JACK W. wills his old station wagon to the Dr. Ed. class. JUDY W. passes her dancing skill on to Connie Hyde. LOU W. leaves his way with the Sophomore girls to Barry Tripp. CLASS MEMORIES ln September of 1951 we, the class of 1956, entered our first year of high school. Little did we know then of all the things that were to happen to us in the next four, short years. Mr. Fisher became our class advisor and Barb. B. , Jeanine H. , Verna C. and Jan H. joined us. Bill O. was elected president. Were we proud of Don Conn that yearl He made Varsity Basketball and Baseball! That was also the year Ann, Sandra, and Janis charmed snakes. On Moving-Up-Day we were awarded the field events trophy. Where, Oh, Where are the Verdant Freshmen? Safe now in the Sophomore Class. That year we became more important, or so we thought. Miss Aiken and Mr. Brenzel were our very patient and understanding homeroom teachers. Rose D, and Loretta H. came to R. H. C. S. Janis was chosen president. We held our first paper drive, which really helped our treasury. We also had our first round and square dance, The Big Wheel, which was more successful socially than financially. Our girls were the pride of the class when they won the inter-class basketball championship. Where, Oh, Where are the Gay Young Sophornores? Safe now in the Junior Class. N M .Assad We were gettin busier all the time! Lou W. and Paul H. joined our class. Phil was elected president. We took a class trip to Saratoga and our boys helped win the football championship that year. Glenn, Donnie, Bernie, and Joe M. made the All- Star team. Our drummer, Phil, went to All-State Band. That year the boys won the inter-class championship. Our first formal, The Marshmallow Bunny, provided us with a lot of work and fun. We had another paper drive and Janis and Woody went to the Syracuse U. Cit. Ed. Conference. We co-sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom with the class of 1955. Woody was elected Student Council president. Ron received the Varsity foul shooting award and Donnie received the Most Valuable Basketball Player award for the third time. We received our class rings and the Honor Society was tapped on that Moving-Up-Day. Some of our lucky girls were attendants to the Prom Queen. Ann and Glenn went to Girls' and Boys' State. Where, Oh, Where are the Jolly Juniors? Safe now in the Senior Class. 'I'his was our last year in dear ole R. H. C. S. and what a yearl l Rita and Margaret returned. Bernie was elected president. Our football team won the championship again and we finished the season undefeated! Glenn, Don, Joe M. , Joe J. , and Bernie made the All-Star team. There was play practice almost every night and then the big night: Time Out For Ginger' was a huge success. Allen Johnson went to All-State Band, The Snow Ball, with music by the La Falce Bros. was our last big event before our trip to Washington! Was that worth all the long, hard hours we had worked to raise the money! Another Junior-Senior Prom, but this time the King and Queen were our class- mates. It was June and those finals almost bogged us down, but - Baccalaureate was here before we knew it and finally, GRADUATION! I Where, Oh, Where are the Grand Old Seniors? Safe now in the wide, wide world. ft. nf ' ' up ,ff v Za J lm 'I--Q .8 -1 5 ffv r l,'a'?9 0, 4.0.6. 4 -Y Q 4 4 O : 4 -' 0 '9 0. ik-T 7 41 ff wa- .SH . w M545 X 0 - t ' f 0? Q is O O ' ,52'Z3!'.'Z3:3:-. r 9 :'::o:o:'Qi O Wnf ffg ii' gn f. . 1 , -N ,V 4 1 A C-7 'Y' 0 U12 'f M' 'lla-....-. O in I Q ,J fi ,FQ his fm Q -te ww. ' ht' ff hx d , . 1 ' h , fi f 1G J A w fz 1' 2 Q, Cfx K ff 170 ff of EE A ff--. iff' gfv , '- 1 , JN , -Q 'Y' ',f 1 ,A . XR I Vmmj N Q ,vt f 1 X ,, 3, , f M '-21 A A 1 .gf TIME OUT FOR GINGER First row: Eileen Rabbert, Lizzie: Janis Clum, Ginger. Second row: Miss Aiken, Directory Ann Kessler, Agnesg Rita Dykeman, Ioan: Marie Vincent, Jeannie: Luella McDowell, Prompter Third row: William Flandreau, Stage Manager: Edward Sondey, Bob Wilsong William O'Neill, Eddieg Woody Klose, Howardg Phillips Rockefeller, Tommyp Ronald Herrgesell, Ed Hoffman. .., I u Wo 'n class 'Q N x x 909m 900 Q 609 if 4 ... f- t J! , 1 I w N' ' ,fi .' il Vip? of sf? Q' iq, SQ fi im ,M 3 fl A rf' 'srtigoeiipdxgi Jumons NO + K 'N T ' A . Q , f . . I V I if uf? 72,0 I . N ob Q1 ogy-,.'dNa 9 B ' W vloffq Q ' ak J, h . Q , ka x ,'h ,pw A A ,,49.f' iv,-1-tml M J' J W - if P A R, ,JW ,jfilresident - MARILYN FLUEGEL Secretary - BETSEY BAXTER A N JT s' fy' yay Nfl Vice President - MINAJEAN ACKERT Treasurer - SANDRA WALTER -Q 'X . 2, ' . v A T' 'H Ch! if 'Ni ' J 90 H A u N V fu A ll -A Q, A hs Wy ,ftp I .VE N f' ,f at 3, SWF 1 to il 1 , J, V. QE- 4.22 3 K' J fl af Y' 'Fr mf ' 1 x f 5 J- f 'Qs M411 . B sf - il dciixctgaazgiifari cffzg - , C B fffff'-Efffswx Agri. 'CQ 'ci First row: Anita Leone, Gay Conklin, Ann Boriello, Linda Rojeski, Ilona Copen, Sandra Walters, -4626? Elizabeth Baxter, Estelle Delage, Linda Kane, Annete Johnson, Marilyn Fluegel. Second row: Q42 2 x Mr. Havko, Alice Barhrick, Minajean Ackert, Mary Brightly, Joyce Bloomer, Constance Hyde, Doris Fallon, Barbara Decker, Joan McAuliffe, Nancy Clum, Barbara Gubler. Third row: Richard LQ, -'fc Hutter, Maurice Delage, Ronald Rhynders, Thomas Rabbett, Joseph Saggese, Robert Becker, John , William Kahle, Robert Jennings, Jon Fraleigh, George Schreiber. Fourth row: Barrie Kol- ,Q 'e, Thomas Goodwin, George Walberer, Harold Freeman, John Pashainick, David Whitaker, 'ZZ .ag yick Shook, Donald Pulver, William Weatherwax, Nicholas White. , A ' N ' M... .1 ff? A , f '- Q ff F ,W ix - 4 .0 59' -9 Q-f 5 ., rf A 'f T iff an 1, Q 'rv H .fr 1' I 'r, I Q5 ' if L... X , In 1 ' , 9 R . h ff 04 Q X , It ,K xx cf 3, S5 ' i E gf f T W q' H I if. L' if Jin ik IJ, it ' .J71 Q7 HL, , J 9 ,jig Qin-tg. ,i v 5 . ill. I 1 , ' Q , ' L-?' fo A s- - A A if id 1. X, 1 r ey, , A 4 v . ly 5 ,ff kiffw-f l 3291 5 79 I.. If A 'f' 'Ubi' MQ , ,LL 3' wif ,- 1 ' - r I! .. F' in , ., A X 6 55 flee, X . lwi L. gills fm, Gwfgwigr if tug -'agjisj 6712 VLILL, A 6, A I x ' ' President - James Rabbettg Vice President - Susan Roffg fu Secretary - Ellen Demboski, Treasurer - Ellen Rogers. f 1 rx . ix , . li- ,. ,J L, QQ W ' -,xii it X ' ' x 5 what A Q, S X., xg M57 5' AEE A ,ax 5 ' L . .M lux, Y- , .,, a .Q XX N V ve I-. I 5 .xl- X 'xv M AX-L Q- JF' WX TT ff' . W, fi N f, KX 9 Y Z JMS' fe is iff V ,fav-'-'Q WW Luau Jia? Qtvdlfallfirst row: Patricia Braig, Sue Tremper, Elise Van Gunst, Rita Shapiro, Elizabeth Smithers, yfivgg - Effludith Walsh, Helen Meighan, Margaret Apap, Kay Brown, Sarah DuBois, Katherine Feller, M2 Q, ,ifC,L,,fBonnie McPhee, Marianne Roman. Second row: Louise Hart, Ann Horak, Linda Umland, W f ALL! Martha Smith, Carol Haystrand, Regina Wagner, Leona Teator, Susan Roff, Brenda Lippman, 'Img VQLorraine Holt, Helen Knaus, Shirley Scism, Mr. O'Leary. Third row: James Wagner, Rich- ' , ard Hansen, Eleanore Buerkert, Carol Feierabend, Roxie Dopp, Penelope Case, Ellen Dem- jffffdl-'I1'2l:iL boski, Carlene Stockenberg, Ellen Rogers, Robert White, Charles Moon . Fourth row: May- Zybq? 27i76Mf,17nard Ham, David Howard, Robert Gerstenkorn, Rudolph Troger, Willia X oward, Richard LQ , J, Lf allygders, Eugene Budd, James Hardin, Barry Tripp, Robert Thorley, Lee ooden, Robert ' i f oscio, Robert Hilbrandt. Fifth row: Karl Vucich, Donald Hard, Tho N Pruett, Peter Wil-.je APC R gui' ken, john Clum, Arthur Dykeman, John Myers, Kevin Klose, John Boise, yictor Wood, Chap! . 'ZLHM' leiailace, James Rabbett, Donald Storr. - -t J W , fa V ' L 'JN 'L .J . Y f441vKCLM J If Vx ,, JXJQM ,Q ? K' it' , X 'J 1 5 ,J yAkVW,y, TYR W if fir A' ffy flaw 54 ,-1, NX . - S'-K P' ' J wx J N lv lil . uv' g 'J N A ' 'NY X9 Al A X N, ily' ,V+ f Q Q wif' Oy P ,J 01 B , 7530! FRESHMEN f if President - John Baxter Secretary - Michael Larson ' Vice President - Anthony Barnao Treasurer - Lyn Zipser First row: Jared Maynard, Jane Fraleigh, Mary Schoenwald, Carol Thomson, Helen Klepatz, Beverly Stickle, Elma Triebel, Linda. Hapeman, Vivian Choinsky, Marilyn Zipser, Catherine Hockar. Second row: Mrs. Wilken, Robert Scattergood, Richard W. Miller, Frank Ferrer, Diana Erickson, Rose Anne Muraglia, Katherine Medecky, Dorothy Orlich, Barbara Fallon, Margaret Coon, Helen Ellsworth, Philip Saggese. Roger Thorley, Timothy Simmons. Third row: Robert Bard, Sydney Smithers, John Weatherwax, Elmer Tripp, Don Zitz, George Pet- rilli, William Saunders, Donald McPhee, Richard L. Miller, John Baxter, Daniel Minkler, Paul Roberts, Leonard Rathbun. Fourth row: Richard Brandt, Donald Russell, Michael Larson, Alan Sheeks, Anthony Bamao, Earl Williams, Lawrence Ogden, Amandus Fuchs, William Wilken, Paul Henry, Walter Becker, Richard Knapp. .if civil! 1 V fl J' j?9'1. X 5, cv' V1 j N, k I ,....JCM 9 ll- '- Ulf-an I. fm j. ,. L ' F' X, f -.LI L J f 7 -fd :fx , 5.2fy5vf,,,O- F, , if ,Lg +9fy'4tf,,Jv if 5' . , V, 'i tl -yaff ,U -1 J' J' f .NM-1' QM ,Qi C YF, hs 7 'f T 0 If U f 4 V 1 Q' -- , 0, J LL , -. J -Lid MAJ Jv 4' r. .-,. jgxgp if 5 Q. U JU , fb' J's,Z'7r-,ff ' Fo , I r , X, vs rv V , if J of 9' 1 , , 0-ti!!!-5 Ui! Y f. rf of u X- JJ 'f 4 'X J N CJ - J? V-5, if ,F . fx- V. P ,- 1, 45 J , , 1 ,, X ff' QED ,JW N ,fb , an ,J EIGHTH GRADE ak 95 xivfwi X 'X og ,xyfljx it X . .J 5' , CQ ,JS A,fv 'SD rx, Gp! U' nl' ICF' Q!-3' XIV lp FV 5 UJA' I ,f'f' few. ' if 1 9' p ,DE if S, A A R' '. fb!! If 1 x 'N - - if . 1 , I 9 O' V mf ,ggi Aflaj y jrjuj President - Elizabeth Roberts Secretary - Robert Bathrick ' ,ji ,VD Vice President - Jerry Doxey Treasurer - Mary Asip 1, fl C ' ' ' fjjy First row: Blanche Race, Patricia Rathbun, Beverly DeGraw, Cynthia Rojeski, Patricia Sondey, Fern Zipser, Susan Sondrini, Patricia Stzyk, Penny Gibson, lee Ann Ryder, Mary Ellen Freer. Second row: Mr. Poli, John Knapp, Donald Coons, Barry Millus, Barbara Moore, Clare O'Nei11, Jo Ann Kane, Barbara Walsh, Carol Heiser, Susan Larson, Lucille Solywada, Robert McDowell, Stephen Schreiber, Lincoln Hard, Mr. Baker. Third row: Barbara Campbell, Katherine Holowc- zak, Melissa Faruolo, Glenna Quimby, Rita Perz, Rita Becklein, Mary Flandreau, Shirley Jen- nings, Dolores Petrilli, Ruth Fraleigh, Judith Rockefeller, Mary Asip, Brenda Guisler, Dale Feierabend, Elizabeth Roberts. Fourth row: Ronald Freeman, Jerry Doxey, Lawrence Saulpaugh, Howard Coons, John Dondero, Richard Yoli, Arthur Wagner, James Simmons, Allard Sherman, Robert Moul, Douglas Sigler, Robert Pickett, Glenn Cole. Fifth row: Bruce Unson, Robert Thoma Urbain Lanteigne, Walter Fingar, George Mangam, Ronald Rose, leylan Greb. S SEVENTH GRADE President - Richard Avella Secretary - Frieda Demski Vice President - Nancy Kauulya Treasurer - Matthew Avella First row: Elaine Smith, Frieda Demski, Grace Wagner, Carmen Hinsberger, Helen Coon, Linda Freer, Linda Weterick, Nancy Rabbett, Ellen Artinian, Sally Pickert, Katherine Juranick, Sandra Holt, Mary McManus, Myra Smith. Second row: Edward McNally, Charles Roff, John Brewster, Ernest Wooden, Kenneth McGilvray, Elmer DeWitt, Leonard Borriello, Norman Shanley, William Scism, Richard Avella, David Bathrick, Thomas Solywada, Charles Mastromonico, John Fluegel, Douglas Shanley, Matthew Avella. Third row: Mrs, Fraleigh, Julia Chiesa, Jane Sheeks, Donna Tremper, Ethel Scism, Nancy Wheeler, Bonnie Melley, Jane Sondrini, Charles Wegman, Robert Wilken, Roger Fallon, Richard Gummere, Thomas Warren, Ross Williams, Richard Coon, Ed- ward Hansen, Mrs. Schreiber, Mr. Treat. Fourth row: Carol Burkhardt, Gayle Miller, Nancy Lasher, Betty Orlich, Erica DeGre, Carole Cohen, Joan Sheeks, Marianne Jock, Donald Rose, Roger Hoffman, Richard Corry, Harold Fraleigh, Wayne Moul, David Mangam. Fifth row: Derea Minn, Joan Garcia, Doris Daley, Clara Barth, Jane Garcia, Louise DuBois, Barbara Blauvelt, Christine Peterson, Nancy Katrulya, Joan Feierabend, Denton Langridge, John Castillo, Peter Riley, Sixth row: Rose Baker, Rolff Knobel, Robert Ogden, Adelaide Race, Alice Wilken, Carilyn Burger, Gaile Munyan, Ignatz Orlich, Francis Freeman, David Rockefeller, James Flandreau. oacauiznvions ,A 1 N gb QW 019 ...- WW vl '0f.'!QE:i99 Www O' HONOR SOCIETY Seated: Janis Clum, Sandra Smith, Vice President: Glenn Kilgour, Pre- sidentg Loretta Hacker, Secretary. Standing: Ann Kessler, Mr. Williams, Phillips Rockefeller, Woody Klose. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Woody Klose, President, Mrs. Champlin, Advisor: Carol Fei erabend, Secretary, Phillips Rocke- feller, Vice President: William O'- Neill, Treasurer. Second row: Grace Wagner, Judith Rockefeller, Linda Kane, William Wilken, Ke- vin Klose, Robert Becker, Sydney Smithers, Barbara Campbell, Leo- nard Borriello. NA1'loNAr. q Honor! soclrrv 3 ? 2 i W S Whn A W .rt ,fiffbif mm sf A ,M JXW 1 ' A QM, WJ K QVT' - 0,9 1' 5 -E ,F ,Www z J , ws STAFF N st row: Verna Choinsky, Rose r Dengler, Marjorie Roberts, Linda Rojeski, Sandra Walters, Annette Johnson, Elizabeth Baxter, Jean- ette Hapeman, Joan McAuliffe, Nancy Clum. Second row: Regina Wagner, Ellen Demboski, John Bowe, Margaret Apap, Constance Hyde, Judith Waryas, Janis Clum. ,I DITTO First row: Loretta Hacker, Kevin Klose, Penelope Case, Elizabeth Smithers, Mr. Poli. Second row: Ellen Rogers, Elise Van Gunst, Car leen Stockenberg, Sue Temper, Judith Walsh, Miss DeBra. Third row: Maynard Ham, Luella Mc- Dowell, Martha Smith, James Har- din, Carol Haystrand, Mr. Kane. +,, , of V J 7 . M., - - I 'ssa lo-Mfdwfc-ff' -ffff. L 1 V rf' ,duff Quai f i,44,ff27.5ff'f :i z'L'ff'ff-33' 1ff'f.ZfC7 w4 ',' :UW 4- ' f ff: cl. A Q: - ilfi O 5 I 1 BAND First row: Elizabeth Baxter, Patricia Sondey, Barbara Walsh, Elizabeth Roberts, John Baxter, Katherine Holowczak, Marilyn Fluegel, Jo Ann Kane, Annette Johnson, Mr. Van Ness. Second row: Rita Shapiro, Lucille Solywoda, Richard Rhynders, Ann Kess- ler, Susan Roff, Ellen Demboski, Gale Quinn, Richard Hutter, Joan McAuliffe, Char- les Wegman. Third row: Charles Roff, John Brewster, George Schreiber, Peter Riley, Clare O'Neill, James Hardin, Jeanette Hapeman, Cynthia Rojeski, Fern Zipser, Philip Saggese. Fourth row: William O'Neill, Allen Johnson, William Wilken, Carol Fei- erabend, Phillips Rockefeller, Eugene Budd, Paul l-Ienry,Jr. , Robert Gerstenkorn, Carol Thomson. 1 ,,,: M5 I if . ' fd- K ,4 7462! MJ - h W5?,a5M M ,4d- r J PASTE LS First row: Richard Rhynders, Allen Johnson. Second row: Jeanette Hapeman, Phillips Rockefeller, Mr. Van Ness. fr! ' lyfb L f A N T' 970,36 0, ' 'X X I 1 , Vg il' J ju L , I ,U jvtf' jig I, Q V, J 5 V N, A I V' Viv milf' if f LL 7, ,n U, rf, N BSL! V V ,xx ny, 5 A fy Q I iff, A WHA ,nfl ,U NA W X 5 fa, LV N J' V 2, f,3 NlQj0!1,f l5f'iL'f1'fl ybfft tx 1 1QJ'v',f Af! J -4' A ffl L ' W. 'I , fflf l ,, ,' A 'I ,, 4 V V C 'V A, Hu t MN ' V L ,iff 'ff A -A14 fb L5' Mol- ,V 'X 1' IV' -uf! fy r' .M ,A7 , X ax- Xfv V ftp if 0 1 ' tl' L14 ,rw 1'-J -' ,y' . jf X ,w jjjk W Jw , Lf ,v ,ff fl! Ht, 'nf VW VK f' J xr -Y , .0 N- U 'Lf If f ' mmf if uf W my J' wf 1 Vy x . Q' 5 lf x, ' 'tx ' J L, ri' Y' JV UUUJ QF iffiirst row: nn Borriello, Barharaiiown, Helen Meighan, Marilyn Fluegel, Ilona'Copen, Uylk t Annette Johnsen, Patricia Hamm, Linda Kane, Estelle Delage, Jeanine Hinsberger, I ' f, Ruth Becker, Patricia Sondey, Elizabeth Baxter, Fern Zipser, Cynthia Rojeski, Mrs. ,VF Van Ness. Second row: Katherine Holowczak, Jo Ann Kane, Elizabeth Roberts, Dale V, Feierabend, Barbara Batchelor, Judith Waryas, Minajean Ackert, Joyce Bloomer, Rita Dykeman, Carol Feierabend, Gale Quinn, Susan Roff, Clare O'Neill, Luella McDowell, Alice Bathrick, Carol Thomson, Barbara Walsh. Third row: Leona Teator, Carlene Stockenberg, Constance Hyde, Nancy Clum, Karl Munz, Paul Roberts, Richard Rhynders Robert Becker, Peter Wilken, Robert Gerstenkorn, John Baxter, Georg Schreiber, Joan McAuliffe, Lorraine Holt, Rita Shapiro, Margaret Apap. Fourth row: James Hardin, Louis Wenisch, Eugene Budd, Paul Henry, John Clum, Phillips Rockefeller, Woddy Klose, William O'Neill, Allen Johnson, William Wilken, William Weatherwax, George Saulpaugh. Q: -, A . . , 4. 1 1 'Q , ,,,, f ,131 JA JH 'D ,. . A x 'J' I. . ' v' 'YV J ji! Xe-fin uf - .Vi RNDVA T2 -it , rl vp Q A 'mf :J ,P ,A 31-' - Wx If f :jf x. 'T 1 . 19 13 ,L+ .. ,Qtr A Q' iff V20 f .Vf A -XMI' , C L if ' bl!-7.1 5 . ---:5gz21E3r,, O! M' flu tv I ff 17' U ,1:1Q2Qi Q2Hii2E2 -yn, ' JJ jf , fgl . .,-. ,. .,.. .- ..-.,-. U ,I 1 I y X K, 1 L' Aw' ,H ,0'4f it 'tw' ff' ,ff ' 31:23 .1:a1:e12a121:21 ' ' sf' 521121121-. 11E12E1:1 ' W SUB-DEB CLUB First row: Alice Wilken, Nancy Lasher, Lee Ann Ryder, Glenna Quimby, Rita Perz, Mary McManus, Frieda Demski. Second row: Linda Freer, Joan Garcia, Rose Baker, Erica DeGre. Third row: Jane Garcia, Nancy Rabbett, Sandra Holt, Marianne Joch, Linda Weterick, Bonnie Melley, Elaine Smith, Doris Daley, Jane Sondrini. Fourth row: Mary Ellen Freer, Beverly De- Graw, Susan Larson, Barbara Campbell, Ruth Fraleigh, Rita Becklein, Mary Asip, Derea Minn, Patricia Rathbun, Mrs. 'I'homson. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Marie Dondero, I.rmentrud Lang, President, Beverly DeGraw, Patricia Rath- bun, Louise Hart, Melissa Faruolo, Lee Ann Ryder. Second row: Patricia Braig, Glenna Quimby Eleanore Buerkert, Rita Perz, Miss Bromi- ley, Mary Schoenewald, Jane Fraleigh, Linda Umland, Lorraine Holt, Joan Mc- Auliffe, Dorothy Orlich, Rose Dengler, Verna Choinsky, Nancy Clum, Barbara Batchelor. .jhx xx. r 1 r, ,, LEADERS CLUB First row: Marilyn Zipser, Catherine Hockar, Annette Johnsen, Estelle Delage, Rita Shapiro, Marilyn Fluegel, Ilona Copen, Regina Wagner, Susan Roff, Judy Walsh, Jeanette l-Iapeman, Jeanine Hinsberger. Second row: Mary Schoenewald, Patricia Ham, Loretta Hacker, Linda Rojeski, Elise Van Gunst, Lorraine Holt, Linda Umland, Alice Bathrick, Luella McDowell, Sue Tremper, Elizabeth Smithers, Ellen Demboski, Helen Klepatz, Elma Triebel, Eileen Rabbett. Third row: Linda Kane, Carol Thom- son, Jane Fraleigh, Dorothy Orlich, Joan McAu1iffee, Nancy Clum, Eleanore Buerkert Rita Dykeman, Constance Hyde, Carol Feierabend, Ellen Rogers, Sandra Smith, Penelope Case, Gale Quinn, Ruth Becker, Elizabeth Baxter, Mrs. Erne. Leader's Club is a new organization formed to promote leadership in girls' sports. Its activities range from lirning the field to officiating at games. This organization has been the brain child of the girls of the class of '56, We hope that it will continue to grow in importance in our school. l A Y A,A ,. i Q , A v Q59 A 2 VA, V LV ' W :' 2 ' VX? fi L ,mf I J 4 an 1P'e , fy U Q ,M It W, A wi? . , 3' 24' I 1 'JSP ' me S Y M we ' -A if 7: . 1 Z h wx' iffy wen.-A-,I 5 JUNIOR HIGH HALL MONITORS First row: Robert Moul, Leylan Greb, Charles Mastromonico, Norman Shanley, Donald Coons, Lincoln Hard, Mr. Treat. Second row: Peter Riley, Robert Wilken, Ross Wil- liams. Third row: John Dondero, Douglas Sigler, Robert Thomas, Allard Sherman. KINDERGARTEN AIDES Seated: Elizabeth Smithers, Patricia Braig, Susan Roff. Standing: Barbara Batchelor, Margaret Apap, Ioyce Bloomer, Louise Hart, Carleen Stockenberg, Joan McAuliffe, Eleanore Buerkert, Estelle Delage, Nancy Clum, Rita Shapiro, Ann Horak. Wa 54 WFT .X 1 v I I ' O 52 5 :'1x' ,Q 0'- fff- , . 'XQOQ' Kit? ' x 0 xqgb X 9K ' 9'2S9f 1 9 ,M f 9 9 ' W ,L ' I 'Z::v: ,Vw5 s ' f aww lm W ' . 76 ml Ji, ec I0 am I I I I Siralglrf lalmsl FOOTBALL TEAM Urbain Lanteigne, lame R bb R1 h d ett, John Baxter. Second C ach Northam, reeman, Glenn Kilgour, W 11 O'Nei1l, Ber- ald Russell C h T Third row: Phillips Georg W lb I ph Iozefowicz, John R be G tenkom. Fourth row: dy' w William wuken, Al Sh ks, John Pashamick, Paul f en ony Barnao, Karl Vucich lf-9' WGN W JfJJ'Rg?'2f wfMlWN -MVA R Wo wZ'FWpi WP?QMJwtj1M M mWfr?a:4iif??fiV9M M 'wif W' Jpgjlwvy r M Www 3 GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM First row: Helen Meighan, Catherine Hockar, Rita Shapiro, Ilona Copen, Marilyn Zipser, Linda Rojeski, Loretta Hacker, Judy Walsh, Margaret Apap, Elizabeth Smithers, Ruth Becker, Estelli Delage, Louise Hart, Regina Wagner, Mary Schoenewald, Carol Heystrand, Ann Horak, Mrs. Erne. Second row: Lorraine Holt, Linda Umland, Marianne Roman, Elise Van Gunst, Mary Bright ly, Sue Tremper, Susan Roff, Ellen Demboski, Penelope Case, Martha Smith, Joyce Bloomer, Leona Teater, Luella McDowell, Dorothy Orlich, Gale Quinn, Brenda Lippman, Ellen Rogers, Carlene Stockenberg, Carol Feirabend, Constance Hyde, Eleanore Buerkert. A TRACK CAN DI DATES Kneeling: John Baxter, Timothy Simmons, George Scism. Seated: David Howard, James Hardin, George Petrilli, Rudolph Troeger, William Saunders, William Howard, Mr, Barringer. Standing: Victor Wood, William Wilken, Woody Klose, Phillips Rockefeller, Kevin Klose, George Wal- berer, Peter Wilken. Ad lr v-.. I A CV! 'A - fi if gf D 11-'X waz -w. fr . VUL- 1 K It 'YQ f-.?.,.,fla hy'-A -it 'fi Q wif 'AJJJEEI1 , v. I A J .M UR C' ,, w. r .,. M . 'N JV 1 O Mncdlefecilledl ESL Ehcommgog Y ,X D atedzn, os :ge wicz, Nicholas White, Merrick Shook, Glenn Kilgour, David 'gr Qflhitam, R ert I Q r, Coach Northam. Standing: Donald Coons, Donald Conn, TS .gislgody KXIOS , Qtrifiigv lcefeller, Harold Freoman. QQ S QQ MQ L it 22 r 'QQ ' - XJ 'o X-,D if Y 41 f-'25 5 Nyx .S S Q EJ Y, -cfs, 6714 ,ji ,, J xi 'Q 1 X wQ .N Can' fri- 6.669 Z N QR N C ww fi Q, N4 r ow , Nik fLw9w D p M1 'kxxqxw Q Q75 X XJ, I 4, 57-ff?,4,EL,LL' 3 i , Y N Nw f AM' '- rr-few! A Rs if as i c,fL!LfV?6iV G k6'cL,i,iK A xlf-xxx' X - 'I QMUZ f 'L 4, N155 M ik Q 3 ,ffuvwa 'WK nk xf N Qfckomgin N' . P ffaffiizf is X 5 J.V. BASKETBALL Seated: Thomas Rabbett, Barry Tripp, George Walberer, Kevin Klose, John Bowe, Anthony Barnao, Lee Wooden, Coach Northam. Standing: Leonard Rathbun, Richard L. Miller, Paul Roberts, Alan Sheeks, Aman- dus Fuchs, Arthur Dykeman, William Wilken, Weatherwax, John Baxter. George Petrilli, John GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Catherine Hocker, Ruth Becker, Loretta Hacker, Linda Ro- jeski, Linda Kane Carol Thomson. Second row: Mrs. Erne, Susan Roff, Mary Schoenewald, Louise Hart, Patsy Braig, Lorraine Holt, Margaret Apap, Luella McDowell, Helen Klepatz. Third row: Ellen Demboski, Ellen Rogers, Marjorie Roberts, Eleanore Buerkert, Constance Hyde, Roxie Dopp, Linda Umland. VX im, N 'W VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Sandra Smith Alice Bathrick Sue Trernper Eileen Rabbett W Elizabeth Smithers Estelle Delage Marilyn Fluegel My Ilona Copen , N 3 if y Ann Borriello ', I ' ' 1 K 'f .. ,, if Y J H .,, 4. Y Y , . 4 in ff' ff! R ,yn fi! R R fa 'Za 2 ' E- f' 'G M9 -9 I 'JJ LVD 1? X V 2-J , J 1 f-J all ab . ,if 5 .if if ,f fu E . f an i f XHJ 9' A Q1 l M 13. va 'Q A N- -J v' JVIZJI WJ ' J I J ' I it Eur V J? X c ,Q E 1 ' ly fl U I I I if 4' I RV ' , ' Lp!! fl U Jtfitj ,J L J I 'Jjfygfflii X i L L X f U R in fm EJ 'mv' R Rm, 'W i U . Y f ' 1 , hem 'U ' f 4 1 , , , Milf! , in .1 b L. , 'V' n - f f . 'Q I ' , 3 I PF' it. V 1' r L 'Q' ,N -'L E' H , 6 ,K N1 4 1 I .Q if it ly Lid P L ' L71 Q Awe . M Y ff' F' Q fx: uf' R' :fm ' YL' f,,fMV. fl Q LL JM my JJ flfel if NN V 'i1 f'V3fw D ' 'lx -fn A df ,IVE AN L 'I V ' , of' ' - Lf jd, 51, W L 4 V ' xt lf' f, V I-f ' U I 0 r W f,. was Qgv 831. I 5 'S' 'dia 9 A405 9 f X5 XA wa W0 if VX Q wx mmm wa? ma Sxlbm 71 X X I j fkimwmf FRUIT PACKERS, INC. Telephone Germantown 2.51 Clermont, ,New York QCo1umbia Countyj M W DRUG STORE WALTER A. BEAN Telephone 5591 Red Hook, New York Dancing Saturday Nights Phone 3041 gyvfzzkg Z e LOD GE RESTAURANT Liquors, Wines, and Beer Swimming, Fishing, Boats, and Bungalows STAIRS 8: STEEL WORK FAB. Gas or Arc Welding Colurnbia Welding R. McDOWELL, Prop. U.S. Route 9 Livingston, New York Phone - Germantown 5346 Compliments of 54795 B120 6. SERVICE STATION and CLERMONT STORE Clermont, N.Y. Royal Typewriters Standard and Portables Manual and Electric Adding Machines - Duplicators Office Equipment and Supplies EGGLE STON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 41 Market St. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Phone 10340 Since 1927 +I'-IRAN :QS RESTAURANT BAR AND GRILL 16 East Market Street Compliments of CEEOKSE W SAL! L..PALJ Ea H E,- SON Red Hook Phone 6901 Chlermont, N.Y. 'o PIIIHBIIIG X 4 9 ld swxgfb X' I U oo n-1 N 12. 7m6Q,vwgfu INC, Oliver Tractors Oshkosh Trucks Livingston, New York ORCHARD SUPPLY INCORPORATED Red Hook, New York Compliments of 5 U64 Ze CIDER MILL Blue Stores, New York Germantown, 5735 ELLJE , 55 VCJRES SE RVICE STATION Star Route, Hudson, N.Y. Phone Germantown 5365 HENRY KURZYNA, Proprietor Compliments of EUGENE BUDD vvl 1. lj IAM mimi VVA H Ibffg1R1fg,iE Telephone 2291-7800 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Mme! FUNERAL HOME Red Hook Telephone 4242 TZED I-ICDCD MUSIC SHOP Red Hook, N.Y. K Ma? 2904 FLORAL SHOP BERNARD M. LASHER Red Hook Red Hook 3201 -5649 dawg? BARBER SHOP Red Hook, N.Y. Complirnents of QWZM mwah? Barrytown, New York COVVI-IICEVS PHARMACY Red Hook, New York EL I: A 5 63133303 RABBETT f CONT Red Hook, N. Y. 5 2 Phone 2603 ,M fa f ...F H EQ 2 TIRES QZJ ZMKZMZZ M M ATLANTIC SERVICE Red Hook, N.Y. 600n,firl5AnRQ f , S Compliments of ALWAYS IN STA NBECO KE Auto Repairs HCTEL Grease Jobs, Changes Silver Lake Red Hook 3694 Nevis' N'Y' Tel. Clinton Corners 3465 W WMZM4 A JEWELRY AND GIFTS Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repair Red Hook 5141 Red Hook Dutchess County New York V A 4 If It's ,A f Good Food Best Wishes, Seniors gfWHEN IN THE You Want THE ' MUUU FUR . . NNE FUUD V1s1t , 5 -'-5.!- PARKWAY L0 em DINER NEST Route 199 Route 199 Compliments of Compliments of THOROO Wemncm' FUEL DAIRY L' W' THORLEY Red Hook, N. Y. Ph 4444 one Phone 6608 Red Hook, New York Compliments of BARTON? Compliments of MOTEL 6 LJ LJ: SERVICE STATION E.and J. Holtz, Prop. Route 199 Rt. 199 H. F. PODEYN, Prop. Lawn Mowers Sharpened Power Mowers - Hand Mowers BI LL. RHOADE5 ,O Red Hook, N. Y. ezwwkzi DRY CLEANERS East Market St., Red Hook Phone 4811 Route 199 W. Market Street Rhiilebf-2Ck Phone Tr 6 -3748 CENTRAL AUTO SALES Red Hook, N.Y. Authorized Ford and Mercury Dealer in the Vicinity of Red Hook 9 Best Wishes to the Seniors espoges DO N2 5525 mzfffeff BARBER SHOP Representative of the 17 North Broadway NATIONAL GRANGE INSURANCE Red Hook, N. Y. I TAIZKY 5 BIZOT I-lE12'S 1? E SHELL SERVICE Forest Products Landscaping Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone Rhinebeck Tr 6-3946 Red Hook, New York Tree Service Bulldozing Reforestation Sand Clearing DALJ L.'6 GROCERY Anything from Soup to Nuts Red Hook 6793 Nevis, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ww MX mmf I IX! C. Red Hook, New York 1 ',,,,,....-M-1 ,,,,s Compliments of C. J. STOCKENBERG 5 I Up! ff!! X HAl2owAs2E a Z Wd ' xx B FARMS, INC. xx ,.,. 1, 68 South Broadway AQ A 'cal e Hook, New York X o l X I Processors of Frozen Foods Q Rd K- -B x 7,111 I ,M .A v , Q EEZ: 1 .. ' Complirnents of VVI L.l4EN BROS. G.L.F. SERVICE Red Hook, N.Y. -I oy Q , ,, 1 r' 4!e!em. 7' T! STYLE af- SHOP Xl Red Hook, !,.,--:Z New York Sunnybrook Poultry Farms A. HOWARD FINGAR Owner Baby Chicks - Started Chicks Pullets and Capons Hatches Every Week of the Yr. Phone Hudson 8-1611 R.D. 2 Hudson, N.Y. 023 MZZKZZM 07501422 Red Hook, New York COMPLETE GRADUATION SERVICE Class Rings Commencemen+ Announcemenfs Caps and Gowns Medals and Awards Diplomas Taylor-made Yearbooks L. G. BALFOUR CO. BENTLEY 81 SIMON TAYLOR YEARBOOK CO. Your Represenfafive HODGKI NS OF BALFOUR Gus Hodglcins ' Jack Sexfon ' Bob Gray ' T. K. Hymers P. O. Box 9. Scheneciady, New York, Phone 3-5374 PED I-IOOK COLD STORAGE CO. , INC. F. PALMER HART Red Hook, New York .. f- UXAATQJ VVE L.C+-1 SHOP Rhinebeck, N. Y. TRinity 6-3020 24 Hour Farm and Home Delivery O 1.13 UPN 'es GULF STATION C Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Gasoline Diesel Fuel Oil Fuel Kerosene Route 9 Red Hook, New York Telephone 6101 Sales Service jc H Evnoierf .I ....l h Parts and Accessories FI STER CHEVROLET, INC. 7 South Broadway Red Hook, N.Y. Telephone 2231 Authorized Case Dealer 17 Farm Machines Phone 5551 Armour's Fertilizers UBERT D. H GAGE NEW 8: USED FARM MACHINERY Tractgrs COIT1b'lI'l.6S Spreaders Baler s McCulloch Saws Clay Barn Equipment Red Hook, New York 0lz5ZwW j,!g4z?4 ffvffmfzkn 0113 ll f by 'I345 , 4 I 9 'U 4 , . P Es'- A 5 ' v gaun- QW ' avr Offices at 2128 Westchester Ave. Bronx, New York and Red Hook, New York C. IVIOB LEY Z, 67 Homgas Distributor Plumbing and Heating Contractor h Sales - Myers Pumps - Service:-B I Red Hook Phone 6081 Red Hook, New York ggjzfffff LUMEER COMPANY Telephone Z 2. ZZ Red Hook, New York SC I-I AFI-TEE' 'S RED I-IOCK CABINS HOTEL Route 9 Upper Red Hook, New York Red Hook, New York o 3 Miles North of Red Hook Traffic Light 7922611 -2200! COMPANY 13 South Broadway RdH k N.Y. RED HOOK TE LEP!-IONE COIVIDANY RdHkNYk agiilrp gmaal gain Do12oTu-uv SAWDUST GREENCUGH TRAIL Steaks and Sea Foods LADIES APPAREL Rhinebeck, New Yo k fr 1 11 - R t 6 418 Rh b k N Y e ep one Y 9 ELSIE MEYHOEF p Wiz? wil? Red Hook, N.Y. SC I-I LOE MEP? GARAGE Red Hook, N. Y. KEII. FARM SUPPLY International Harvester Sales and Service ZGZWL RADIO - TV Post Road South Rhinebeck, New York Telephone TRinity 6-3102 Route 9 Upper Red Hook, N, Y. Philco and General Electric Sales and Service Phone 6633 Compliments of SIVIITI-lEI?C.5 TOOL AND MACHINE PRODUCTS INC. 70 South Broadway Red Hook, New York Its Smart to Shop at the Mart 755 moi' 76 South Broadway Red Hook, New York Gifts, Luggage, Jewelry Etc. IRVING F.KROM Phone 6400 BEAUTY PARLOR Specializing in Permanent Waving and Hair Styling 99 West Market Street Red Hook, New York T elephone 5 381 iw 02204554412 TRIEEE L..'?: GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing Q Emergency Road Repair T' o I Phone 4771 - Delco Batteries W M ZW! FARMERS' C O- OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC . Red Hook, N. Y, ,fa WW Ronald - Hair Stylist 7 West Market Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone TRnity 6-6035 First in Permanent Waving L'Orea1 Paris Tinting Preparation Rege Color, Fashion Colors, and Hair Rinse. Special Treatments for Damaged Hair QWUUI 9' lf' Compliments of EEE K IV! AN CLEANERS Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer Rhinebegk, N,Y, Sales and Service Rhinebeck, N. Y. Red Hook' N'Y' Rl-I I NEBECK DlN E'-.12 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Compliments of 'F9ETET2'5 T E3 T RED HOOK INN AUTO SALES Route 9 Red Hook, N.Y. OPCH All Year Rhinebeck, N. Y. Ford Cars and Trucks Compliments of CCOKINGBI-IAN! HARDWARE Rhinebeck, New York A N DV 'S RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat South Broadway Red Hook, N.Y. Telephone 32 ll Established 1867 Telephone 6070-71 In Our 88th Year W gffffdig mf Q The Home of Good Clothes Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Lf 1 TE N Qfllfllumiy BROE C K SHOE STORE GARAGE A City Store in the Country H Rh. ebeck Phone TRnity 6-6121 in ua' 23-Z5 East Market St. m 4- New York Rhinebeck, N. Y. Qiwaf yzwr W .1 xt 4 g,.,.fv.,1,a.,Q, J Cafe, M 1.Y, - Mamma ' AAL, p Wu' wwg EQ, M Q . mul' JAM AJ-M15 hl,Z.?,,px70al,'gw,6 en Q6 ff wamfi-Vu' k fa 'verb W ?A 'iC .,f' U My Jim 6 IH Milfdt -L I 1 M. - D6 , Ci-Ji' we kmwglmdn gif? G4,Q,.,,,,,,,f js .I . ' r WM' g!AfuJ1.,oLfJ-Uv.-Zv1rirLQ4AA5,uu-JS ' A PAINT STORE WA le Compliments of C Quality and service That Exce1 I-I L-D 'S Paint Supplies - Wallpaper SNACK BAR Sanitas - Art Supplies Floor Tile - Plastic Wall Tile 5 Mill Street Phone TRHUY 6-6139 Annandale-on-Hudson, N. Y. Rhinebeck, N. Y. VVlL.L.IAlVl'45 LUMBER, INC. Rhinebeck, N. Y. 52 WMZMK Red Hook, N. Y. 3333.5 VARIETY STORE R. H. MARTIN Rhinebeck, N. Y. Compliments of fffffzfgfwgam G.L. F. AGENT Staatsburg, New York Compliments of DE. MMM Compliments of DQ. Zgvdzfz Red Hook, N.Y. Compliments of SM ITP-V5 L' ' 1: SERVICE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY :iv STATIQN 95 South Broadway AQIADVE Barrytown Red Hook, N.Y. Sift 'H AT New York THE W!! QffZfW7f COUNTRY STORE Rhinebeck, N.Y. BILL LINVILI-E Telephone TR 6-3641 Owner THE I-IAE N 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 FOETEIQZ5 COACH HOUSE Rhinebeck, N. Y. Estate of C-E. SIPPEELEY PLUMBING - TINNING - HEATING Rhinebeck, N.Y. Telephones TRnity 6-4655 6-3408 6-6134 CONl13L.l IVIENTS OF RED HOOK DEPT. STORE Red Hook, New York RED HOOK MEN'S SHOP Red Hook, New York Rhinebeck, New York JOSEPH SHAPIRO, Proprietor -1 HUDSON VALLEY DEPT. STORE When the Occasion Demands I Com liments of Flowers P gwfbifmmw oonav E X 'PE E 5 5 FLORIST x N C. East Market Extension Rhinebeck 239 Red Hook, New York 1 Compliments of ME. and MF25. mmzfzf yan NYLJC Life, Annuities, Accident, Sickness and Group HAWK? W7 Special Agent Service, Advice and Consultation Always Available, Without Obligation NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Old Post Road Red Hook 4314 Compliments of - QH ES - Mabjlgnas GARAGE ' c. ROCKEFELLER, Prop. OIL SERVICE Repairing - Lubrication Accessories R - h -C k H T ' Rhinebeck, N. Y. Gund t eSef.'l,'fCe..eaVY owing Rhinebeck New York DUTCHE56 GAS C O M DA NV 19 West Market Street - Rhinebeck, New York Branch Office 5 - E. Market Street - Red Hook, New York Telephone: TRnity 6-3661 - Red Hook - 3301 Complete Line of Frigidaire Appliances Pyrofax Gas Service and Gas Appliances ELJ l2lEl.E.'I 'T' ROC KEFELLE12 FUNERAL HOME 42 West Market St. Red Hook, N. Y. Established 1 860 Phone: Red Hook 2511 or 5649 7557544 HAIRDRESSER Specializing in Permanent Waving - Hair Styling to Suit Your Personality Phone Tivoli 3551 North Road Tivoli, N.Y. ,..-,,... ...,,,. 41.4, Compliments of Let's Go Bowling! EH I N EBEC K DE. 4414! lV1'F?5. I g Z RECREATION CENTER M 9 ' W Rhinebeck, N. Y. Across From the Fair Grounds ZWMZQZZK Tivoli, N. Y. Beer - Wine - Liquor Good Food L. O LJ 'S DINER LOUIS WASNER, Prop. South Broadway Across From Orchard Hill Farms Red Hook, N.Y. Compliments of ' 4 K AVS BRAUHAUS Route 9G Red Hook, New York Restaurant - Bar Q W I-IALFVVAY DIN!-E12 BURTON COONS, Prop. North Broadway Red Hook, N. Y. J A IN! E EE IXI The Home Piano of America All the family will prize--and play--the beautiful Mignon styled Janssen Piano Available with the built-in, invisible Lowrey Organo for three-way enjoyment--piano alone, organ alone or piano-organ combination. If you can play the piano you can play the Organo without any special training. Come - See - Hear the Beautiful JANSSEN PLANO Today LEWIS RHYNDERS 10 South Broadway Red Hook, N.Y. WZ C2 fkfif VARIETY SHOP Toys and Sporting Goods Fountain Service Have a. Coke With Oak Phone 5871 Red Hook , Aff 5f4Df.!Q Z Something New for Red Hook A Fully Equipped Dairy Bar. COMPLIMENTS OF , WWW? WW Save Money and Liberty Stamps Le LUclcEY-PiATT co ogg C, 'Xm- if W 4NNNERSAg,Es your Offcial Photographer JEAN SARDOU s'ruDlo 3 d JG-IXAATQ DRI VE-IN Route 199 - Red Hook Snack Bar, Fruit and Novelty Stand JOSEPH APAP, owner Elmer Conn Sherwood W. Clum Mrs. Catherine Juster Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Johnsen The Notion Shop Irv's Music Shop, Poughkeepsie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rider R. Donald Slee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sondey Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mastromonico Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holowinski William Carroll Sr Son - Since 1844 Mr. and Mrs. Jozef Jozefowicz PATTQO N 5 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kane Elmer Harrington Robert H. Martin Mr. and Mrs. William Flandreau I Decker's Shell Station Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs H. William Kessler Raymond Hinsberger Edison L. Smith Albert Vincent wakley Hamm Leo Hacker Chester Myers John T. 0'Nei11 TN lea Yeuioob Are TAYLOR-MADE YIHDIHJIUINING CWPANV DAUAI. 'HAS sr A W ' 1 C f