Rhinebeck Central High School - Patroon Yearbook (Rhinebeck, NY)

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F ive Yeari Book Editgwfgfkj y lst Row L. to R.-Mr. Dunn, Advisorg Margaret DeLamater, Editor-in-Chief: Sandra 'I'remper, Literary Editor: Ann Stickel, Secretaryg Marjorie Rogers, Treasurerg Shirley Cutler, Art Editor. 2nd Row L. to R.-Gerard Murphy, Advisory Edward Glynn, Advertising Editorq Arthur Bergles, Assistant Photography Editorg Martin Poppo jr., Photography Editorg VVilliam I.own, Production Editor, Six Foreword Realizing that soon we must venture into the world and leave behind our car:- free, happy school-days. we have taken one last fling at frivolity and chosen for our yearbook theme Ujalopiesf' We feel that this is a symbol of youth recognized bv all 'teen-agers and one which is reminiscent of countless excursions and adventures. Perhaps you too, will share with us memories of some delightful experiences as you browse through our annual publication of the Patroon. Faculty it I lst Row, L. to R.-Arnold B. Cupping, Superv.sing Principal, VVilliam Sewell, Assistant Principal. Science, Maxwell Knapp, junior High Coordinator, Science, Algebra, Virginia Bell, Homemaking, Evelyn Kilmer, junior High English, Geography, Health. 2nd Row, L. to R.--Rollo West, Music, Catherine Durr, Music, Emilie Schultz, School Nurse. Attendance Supervisor, Henry Hildreth, Physical Education, Cleo Ficke, History, English. 3rd Row, L. to R.-Ruth Sickles, Library, john Cullen, Business, Francis Bellinger, junior High Social Studies, james Dunn, English, William Fisher, junior High Mathematics, Science. 4th Row, L. to R.-Ernest Bainbridge, Art, Howard Leon, Mathematics, Health, Anne Gilleo, Latin, French, Frank McCabe, junior High English, Driver Training, Horace Baker, Industrial Arts. Mr. Copping- VVell-is everything all planned? Mr. Sewell- No! ! ! Mr. Knapp- Well, for goodness sakes! Miss Bell--'!Golly gee! Mrs. Kilmer- VVell, I'll tell you- . Mr. West- It's the greatest in the world! Miss Durr- Tut-Tut. Miss Schultz- VVhere are my keys? Mr. Hildreth-- FALL IN! ! ! Mrs. Ficke- My husband- . Miss Sickles-- Holy, Hannah! 3 Mr. Cullen- GET OUT! ! ! Mr. Bellinger - Do your assignments! ! ! Mr. Dunn- That's ridiculous. Mr. Fisher- I want quit! in here! Mr. Bain- bridge- Get back to your machinesll' Mr. Leon- On the same token - - - Miss Gilleo-HQUIET! ! ! McCabe-- BOOM! Mr. Baker- Put a soda on it. Mr. St'4.'I'll Eight asserts oGC,2..'2'77a,,,d, ' ,HSV lf E Q QQ '56 'P AQWXPA 0 dig tfwsn , O BY J I -W Y 9 51 ,,.f ' N if WILLIAM E. ASHER Learn sompin' nffw wrry day. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 32 junior Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Mike , Intramural Softball 1, 2, 31 IHU3' mural Basketball 1. 'f ':.1-1 ,J 'FDIORIS E. BOWMAN lb, I ,J L,lv Don't trll Carlfu b r H' Mixed Chorus l, 2, 39 Lf Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 49 i 'A If ,J Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -45 I i fp Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ssmol' lr la Mrs Price Bul 0' il ' - - 1. P y 1, ,I V4 letin Stal? 3, 4, Assistant Q' Le 1' Editor 4, Interclass sketball 1 2, 3, 4, ' y B v 1,45-f Iriltramural Basketball 2, V 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4. IMIIFJV I' 3 ' f I v J? 3,- vt' Ml J -1' fi, ' WILLIAM J. DALMER Two Bits Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Senior Play Joe , Pat- roon Staff 1, 2, 3g Bul- letin Staff lg Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, -I-Q Camera Club l. wx' ,J MARGARET M. f DE LlyATER -r rw 12111 ' Mixed! dior 'iyxplii Varsity C 3 ' yn s Q , 4, Ve Debate ICI 2, Senior 0 'Play -Ilan atroon Staff, 2, 3, 4, rt Editor 3 Editor 43 Bulletin S,aff 3, , 4, Interclass Baske l , 3, 4: Intra- mur Basketball 2, 3, 'Ag . O. Rep ntative 3, Secr, . O. Councifgff eerleader 385' an J Ten 4 'rl r ,.1 f i 5 I I g 1 FRANKLIN D. pezAeo Wl1af4i hr ray? Mixed Chorus lg var- sity Chorus 15 jrL Var- sity Basketbnll Al., Var- sity Basketbal-I lg Var- sity Baseball -Ig Patroon Staff lg Bulletin Staff 2, Interclass Basketball 2, Intramural Softball 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2: Camera Club I. GRACE C. FULFORD I Know Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, -Ig Patroon Staff 3, 4, Bulletin 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, -1, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Future Homemaker of America 2, Vice-President. JOAN D. GALU NAS Whaaaat? Senior Play Cheer- leader , Library Club 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, G. O. Representative 23 Librarian 2, 3: Cheer- leader 3. DONALD S. GOODRICI-I One for all and all for me. ' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 32 Orchestra 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Softball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. f x.. EDWARD GUMIENNY History ..... ugh . ' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 1, Z, 3, -I-, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- elass Basketball 2, 3, -I-, Intramural Softball 1. 2, 3, -If, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A HART W fj-YVLJ' Oh, fi.0llt'11k1'.f. ' W Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, th 1 Varsity Chorus 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, -I, Band I, 2, 3, -I, Senior Play ' Miss Hamilton , Pat- ,U 53.1-'Ui roon Stall 3, -I, Bulletin I, 3, -If, Intramural ,L,U'6 Basketball 3, Class N' Vice-President 4, VM Cheerleader 4. , nav brffwifff RICHARD H. HICKS l'11 try nnylhing om'f! Senior Play VVayne , Patroon Staff 2, 3, Bul- letin Staff l, 2, 3, Camera Club 2. WALTER C. JAUTZ Ya got a point tl1rrf. ' Mixed Chorus 1, Senior Play Sanders , Pat- roon Staff 2, 3, Inter- class Basketball 2, 3, -If, Intramural Softball Z, 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2. CARL A. JOHNSON Do ya lofvr' mr? Mixed Chorus 3, junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Patroon Staff 3, Intra- mural Softball -I-, Intei- Class Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball I, Camera Club l. GENEVIEVE R. JOHNSON Bl1'.v.v your frrzzkni liltlr head. Transferred from Philip Schyler High School in Senior year, Band -I: Head of Library for Underprivileged Child- ren 2, 3, -I-, Red Cross Representative 3, -I, Home Room Secretary 3, 4. JO-ANN M. KYFF I did nm! Mixed Chorus 1.2, 3, -I, Varsity Chorus 4, Senior Play Gertrude , Pat- roon Stall 3: Class Sec'- retary 3, G. O. Rep- resentative 4. .JOHN L. MCCARNEY, Jr. Drop Droll Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, -I-, Varsity Chorus 2, 3, -I, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Var- sity Basketball 1, Var- sity Basketball 2, 3, -I, Varsity Baseball 1, 2 3, 4, Senior Play Bill , Patrodvi Staff 2, Bul- letin StaI'f,1, 2. u as Elcbvcu BEATRICE E. MERRII-IEW Ya 'wanna knofw .rometl11n'? Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Bulletin 2g Futulre Homemaker of AHWETICB 2. GERARD P. MURPHY Rolling lllflllllllll.-' gather no onions. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 'ii Varsity Chorus 1, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, -I, Debate Club 2, 33 Senior Play Harold 3 Patroon Staff Editor 3, 4g Bul- letin 3, 41 Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1, 4, Intramural Basket- ball l, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 43 Treasurer 2, 33 G. O. Vice-President 'T-. ROGER E. ODELL Censored Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soft- ball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD A. POST Hey, Jorko ! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 De- bate Club 3g Senior Play Coach jordan , Patroon Staff 2, 3, 4g Bulletin 49 Interclass Basketball lg Intra- mural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Basket- ball lg Corresponding Secretary 4. Twelve MARJORIE, M. ROGERS H1'llll-oooooo f Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus Z, 3, +5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Frances g Patroon Staff 3, 4, Bulletin 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD 6. ROSSMAN Small -'LUUIIIIFVU Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Camera Club 1. RICHARD C. SIEBOLD Hoy, fat girl, fwhrn' hafuv I .wrn you b1'forr? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Z, 3, 43 Senior Play Colonel Price , Interclass Basketball lg Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball lg G. O. President 41 Captain Softball 2, 3. GLORIA M. SIMMONS Big DMI! Bulletin Staff 41 Intra- mural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 32 Future Homemaker of America 2. wi .CW gk .Q . v . A X K3 J J -A o Whig' of o 5 W1 te . 'tio I Tiff 1'6- JOSEPHINE H. SIMMONS Big ThrilI! Bulletin Staff 4, Intra- mural Softball I, 2, 3, -I-Q Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Future Homemaker of America Z. JOAN M. SIN DT What a charactrrf' Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, -I-Q Varsity Chorus 3, -I-Q Orchestra 1, 2, 33 De- bate Club 2, 33 Senior Play Gloria , Patroon Staff 35 Bulletin 1, 2, 3, -I-, Editor 3, -I-Q Class President 13 Secretary 41 G. O. Representative 2. MARY A. SMITH YuuuJ:s.r.r Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cheer- leader , Patroon Staff 3, Bulletin 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, +3 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, -I-, Captain 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Future Homemak- er of America, Secre- tary 2. RICHARD E. THORN Your moihfr fwrarr army thorn! Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2. HOWARD A. TRAUDT You Fool! Mixed Chorus 3, -I Varsity Chorus -I junior Varsity Basket- ball lg Varsity Basket- ball 2, -I-Q Varsity Basa- ball 1, 2, 3, -I-3 Intra- mural Softball l 2 3 4, Captain Softliall' -Ii Captain Basketball 2. WALTER H. WELCH, Jr. Good grid! Mixed Chorus 3, -Ig Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 'Ig Varsity Base- ball 2. 3, -Ig Interclass Basketball lg Intra- mural Softball l, 2, 3, -I-3 Intramural Basket- ball l. WALTER A. WILLIAMS Tl1at'.f .fomr bargain! Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Patroon Stal? 23 Bulletin Staff lg Interclass Basketball 1: Intramural Softball -I-3 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. CLEO E. FICKE Clan fldfuisor Thirteen Fourteen Senior History Four years ago, we, the Seniors of '51, were the Green Freshmen of '47. We boldly crossed the threshold of 'lYe Olde R. H. S., thinking that at last we were big shots. However, we were rudely shaken from our ethereal pedestal by the majestic upper classmen. Do you remember our Science Class expedition to the Hayden Planetarium and the Museum of Natural History? It was on this memorable occasion that Doris Bowman was hilariously initiated into the confusion of the Big City. Our sophomore year was heralded 'by our Christmas Dance, The Sophomore Spree. Do you recall our tree decorated with painted tin-cans, which Jay Sellers accidentally nailed to the shining surface of the gym floor? Also, it is impossible to forget our own talented Gerry Murphy in the minstrel show. The oomph and style, which he put into his song and dance routine, brought down the house with laughter and applause. ' One year later, we achieved Jolly Junior-hood during which we proudly presented our unforgettable Junior Prom. Two of our Juniors, Ronnie Post and Peggy DeLamater, copped the honors and were crowned King and Queen. It was many days before the King could shake off the label Pretty Boy which Mr. Cullen had bestowed on'him. , - ln Feb. of this same, year, we attained our long awaited class rings. We dis- played these shining school emblems with pride. 1 At last we. reached the goal for which we had been struggling 'these many years. This year wie, The Royal Seniorsf' had much to look forward to. 1 After three preceding years of unsuccessful attempts, we finally became masters in the art of selling. A steady income was derived from candy, soda, food and shirt sales. What about B. Dalmer's unique costumes and routines, which he produced for advertisement's sake? He certainly was the focus of attentionl' And don't forget The Count of Monte Cristo and Guadalmnal Diary which starred in our two successful movie-dances. The G. O. presidential campaign was battled out by Richard Moe Siebold, Gerry Murphy and Ronnie Post. Not only the students but also the town was aroused as Gerry's loyal party formed a parade and rode around town with banners Hying. After the votes were counted, it was found that a revote was necessary between Moe and'Gerry. Aloe won the election, and the other nominees gave a party in the honor, of the new president. The Senior Play entitled Junior Mister starred Harold Hastings, alias Gerry Price's family, whom he considered reasons for much mirth. Frances, helped to reform Harold by using from the clutches of Gloria, better Murphy, who wrote a play about 'lFrances characters, His many predicaments were the character, played by Margie Rogers, psychology. She successfully snatched him known as Joan Sindt. Although we worried about our Hnanoial status, Lady Luck was with us, and in March, We took our much dreamed about trip to Washington, D. C. This was one of the greatest highlights of our senior year. In June, 1951, we reached the end of a long, hard journey. We proudly ac- cepted our diplomas and realized that the hardest job was yet to come-the job of putting our education: to practical use and proving ourselves worthwhile citizens. Class Will We, the Seniors of the class of 1951, being of questionably sound mind, do hereby make, publish and declare this, our last will and testament and do give, and bequeath all our effects and defects both real and personal as follows: We leave Barbara White Bill Asher's argumentive abilities. B. jfs dramatic talent to Anne Kaufman. Doris Bowman's spontaneous giggles to Shirley Bonesteel. To Pat Wheeler, Peggy DeLamater's quick temper. Joan Galunas' typing ability to Charles Forsman. The outstanding and numerous possessions of Don Goodrich, we leave to Bill Lown. Pat Hart's untamed locks to Sandy Tremper. Walt Jautz's faculty drag to Ann Stickel. To Ginny Rifenburg and Rosemary Briggs, Bea Merrihew's athletic ability. Carl Johnson's uppers to Ginny Ross. Jerry Murphy's innumerable talents to Margie Goodrich. Bucky Odell's repertoire of jokes to Eleanor Justus. Mary Smith's petite figure to Mary Jane Kilmer. To Jim Rosell and Stan Colton, Dick Hicks' frequent blushes. Joan Sindt's specks to Ruth Ackert. We leave Howie Traudt's basketball skill to Jonathan Murray. To Ed Gray and Ann Conklin, Frank Dezago's garrulousness. Walt Welch's muscle-bound physique to Tom McCabe and Carl Harrison. . Walt Williams' history marks to Ed Glynn. Ed Gumienny's love of minstrel shows to Bernie Lattin and Gordie Briggs. Jo Ann KyH's naivete is left to Mary Meccariello. Margie Rogers' height to Pat Rosell. Jo Simmons leaves her quiet ways to Dorie Ann Stone and Don Harrison Dick Siebold'S mathematical mind to Ray De lVIolin and Marlene Dorrer. Ronnie Post's crewcial cut to Satch Gazen. Sissy Simmons' copper-colored hair to Bill Holden so that next year's Seniors won't be without a red-head. Dick Thorn's dancing feet to Sally Asher. 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FRESH Ml-:N Juniors lst Row L. to R.-Ruth Ackert, Barbara Roome, Barbara White, Ann Conklin, treasurer: Paul johnson, vice-presidentg William Lown, president, Ann Stickel, secretary: Patricia VVheeler, G.O. Representative: Sandra Tremper, Shirley Goethe, Patricia Rosell, Eleanor Justus. 2nd Row L. to R.-Shirley Bonesteel, Dolores Stone, Elizabeth Bridges, Sally Asher, Bernice Lattin, Marlene Dorrer, Virginia Ross, Arlyne Moore, Anne Kaufman, Mary Meccariello, Virginia Rifenburgrh, Marjorie Goodrich, Mary jane Kilmer. 3rd Row L. to R.-jonathan Murray, David Van Etten, Edward Gray, Edward Glynn, john Fraleigh, Richard Gazen, Carl Harrison, Stanley VVard, Donald Harrison, VVilliam Holden, Charles Forslnan, Mr. Baker, advisor. -I-th Row L. to R.-Raymond DelVlolin, Gordon Briggs, Stephen Bridges, Stanley Colton. Put on the binders! Clear the trackl The Green flag has just been dropped on the 'fClass of 1952 VVait a minute, we don't need anyone to clear the track for us, we do it the hard way, around the outside of the track like the champions do. Speaking of champs, we have some. The boys of our class help to make up the Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball squads. llighty fine players, those fellows. They wouldn't be so line if they didn't have the school spirit that is aroused by the cheerleaders, some of whom are Juniors. Our Htlunior Quickief, Overall Hopl' and Prom had record breaking crowds. The payoffs weren't very large but the people went away content with the eveningjs events. Food sales were more popular than ever before this year, so the Juniors put their hands in the cake too. The results? A few pennies and headaches for the treasurer. If you ever meet any talent scouts around here, tell them about the talent our class has. They are sure to find a star. We have dancers, singers, actors-any number of talents. At last the checkered flag has been dropped on the school term of l95l. VVe had fun winning the races against our fellow classmen. Say, who did win anyway? T-wrnfy Sophomores lst Row, I.. to R.-Mr. Cullen, advisor, Harriet Smith, Pamela Esteves, Sally Sindl, secretaryg Patriciti VVadlin. G. O. Representative, Irving Rogers, president, May Asher, treasurer, Geraldine Dalmer, Barbara Pottenlmurgh, Nancy Traver. 2nd Row, L. to R.-Diane Thayer, Marian Fairbairn, Alyne Droge, Grace Loftus, Karen Ostrow, Margaret Gray, Sally Vonder Linden, Susan Schaad, Marguerite Fulford, Shirley Cutler. 3rd Row, L. to R.-Charles Sheak, Bruce Kurtz, Peter Sipperley, George Van VVagner, NVallar-e Knapp, Leroy Richmond. Robert Eggleston, Martin Poppo jr., Max Mielich, Peter Edelman, Arthur Bergles. This year's Silly Sophomoresu have made headlines that we will all remember. Of course, school can be a little difficult-teachers, you know-but all in all 'wc-'ye had a lot of fun this year. Those delicious food sales-remember jerry Dalmer's cake-and dances includ- ing the Spring Swing which featured KIae's Ramblers, netted our class some mufi needed funds. Whcm can forget those snazzy 'flayveey' basketball players and the cheerleaders who cheered them on, many of whom came from our esteemed class. .lust think of 'all the fun we had, but then who wouldn't with the other Halvesf' of R.C.S.'s most famous couples in his class? Yes sir, add it all up and what liars you got-a swell class with lots of pep and a bright future! Tlwrnly-om' Freshmen lst Row L. to R.-janet Mergendahl, Marcella Clark, Francis Cannon, Phyllis Conklin, Myron Stacks Thomas Lown, Michael Strong, jan Meri-yweather, Eve Applegate. 2nd Row L. to R.-Ronald Galunas, Donald Ruhsha, Barry Edson, Roland Cunningham, Carl Boehm Arnold Pease, Richard Nissen, Howard Macilugan, john Ahlf. 3rd Row L. to R.-Patricia Spice ', joan Phillips, Susan llildreth, Alice Thomas, Donna lngles, lilizabelln McKee, Alice Dittmar, Doris Pink, Marv Van VVey, Marilyn Gay, Patricia VVetzler, Elizabeth Ebers. 4th Row L. to R.-Chester Bollenbecker, Richard Ficke, Bruce Kurtz, Yvalter Ferris, George Hoi' Howard Coon, Albert Roesch, Alonzo Rifenburgh, Donald Hobson, Albert Kilmer. The marvelous class of '5-lf, Has trooped right thru the high school door, VVe'll try and try 'till we succeed, And no doubt someday we'll be in the leadl You may think we're green but were really not. Didn't we- -YVin first prize at the square dance contest? -Make a good profit on our first food Sale? -Get a high per cent of G. U. members? -Keep 'em guessing at what was in the big box at the Freshman Thing? Xvould our class be the same if- Donna l. was early for her classes. Dick F. forgot some of his innumerable questions. Pat S. and Klarcella C. stopped arguing with the teachers. Mike, iklyron and Barry E. lost their sense of humor. Mr. Knapp ran out of those 6 page algebra problems. Arnold P. got serious. Tfwrnty-lfwo Eighth Gracie l lat Ram' I.. tn R.-Xvillllllll Blll'l'llllLIll5, .lost-ph Nlergendahl, Ellsworth Hicks, ljtilllllll liutlcr, Suvxrnn' Kill, .lust-ph L':umcm, Stnnlev Gulnienny, 'I'huln:1s Schmid, Nlr. Ballinger. 2nd Row I.. tu R.-,luclith l'iplow, Nlarva Seitz, Ruth Neilson, Beverly Cutler, Marie vllll liIlt'Il, clllftil Conklin, ,lZlIllt't' 'l'lllUl', liuniee VVager, Margaret Briggg, 4 1 ' 3' - f - v - nrml Ruw I.. to R.-Ifranklxn justus, R0lWI'I llfenmlu, lxenneth Merrlhew, Llovd W vnnt, Let- hherrnain, lurnes Asher, Uarv Decker, l.zrrrx' Hoyt, XValter Sinnnuna, Iuhn Fitzp.:erald, Norman'Marlis. Eighth Grade 2 lat Row I.. to R.-Mr. Mtfzxlw, Richard Fralrigh, Donald Kimhark, lN'lup.:nus Reit-hell, Rui Siinnmnx, Sl'lt'l'lllI.lIl Colton, Philip liullenlweekw, Richard Queen, Ronald lhrlZll'fillLI2lll, George Mielivh. 2nd Row I.. to R.fBI1I'lTZll'fl llarcler, Olive Druge, Margaret Conklin, Helen Dnrrer, K1ltlli'I'lllQ' NllllAhF- lsnhelle Sinnnnna, Gertlzl Bnrall, Beverly YVendover, Marian Butler, Alvne Clark, C'unst:1nL'e Puppu. 3rd Row I.. tu R.-Robert Miller, liruee Knapp. Ronald Seisin, Rohert .-Xrsenzlult, ,Iuek xll'.xlllk'Y, Keith 'I'ren1per, ,luck Rose-ll, Ronald Miller, Xvlllllllll XVisNic'k, 'l'f1.tw'111i'-tllfvw Seventh Grade QAQ lst Row, L. to R.-Mrs. Kilmer, VVilliam Cannon. Robert Burroughs, Richard Simmons, Anne Briggs, G. O. Representativeg Gilbert Galunas, news reporter, Helen Fitzpatrick, news reporter, Yvonne Ray, Joyce Van VVagner, Patricia Clark. 2nd Row, L. to R.-Glenn Stewart, Howard Mann, Secretary, Lewis Ruge, Treasurer: VVillialn VVeckes4 ser, news reporter: Ronald Regg, Marvan Zeitz, Beverly Asher, Patricia Rifenburgh. 3rd Row, L. to R.-john Tartter, Roger Heywood, jay Hogan, Brenda Murray, Margie Sharpe, joycr Pease, Betty Kipp, Barbara Goetz, Allen Faust, Barbara Mielich, Seventh Grade fBl l 1stRuw L. to R.-Mr. Fisher, Carolyn Lown, Herbert Gregory, Vincent Asher, Judith joy, Margaret DuBois, Doreen Traver, Diane lNlcVVilliams, Robert Nlergendahl. N 2nd Row L. to R.-Phyllis Hobson, Joyce Forsman, Helen Coon, Peter Bollenbecker, Lief Reichelt, joan Machngan, Nancy Kilmer, Dorothy Rogers. V 3rd Row L. to R.-Gary George, Irving Denny, Donald Milroy, Raymond VVheeler, Frederick Regg, jack Vleckesser, Jane Briggs, Sally Townsend, Herman Tietjen, Phillip Seymour. Absent-Russell Ruge, Paul Splain. Twnzly-four l N Y 4 fx 25? CL'i'l ffm I5 AD 'lyk JH, ww CH0'ZU,5 5 fm Fqgggr' V. avg! -Q 'N X CT! tv 45 Z CL. ALL Band l7lRlEC I'lJR: Mr. Rollo NVQ-st, 'l'Rl7Ml'li'l'S: Dolores Stone, Patricia Hart, Sandra Treinper, Marcella Clarke, Arthur Herggles, john Ahlfg IIURNS: Sally Merryweather, absent: Carol Conklin, SAXOPHONE: Martin Poppo jr., 'l'l7BA: Ronald Post, XyVZllfSI' XVilllZlIIlSQ TROMBONRS: Charles Forsrnan, Michael Strong. Xxilllllllll Lowng BARITONICSZ Phvllis Conklin, Irene Stone: CI,ARINE'liS: john lNlt'Ca1'I1ey, Sally Asher, Doris liowinan, Donald Kiuilmark, Marjorie Rogers, hiarva Sietz, Richard Gazen, Shirley Uutler, ,loan Phillips, Donald Ruhsha, llarriet Smith, Constanve Poppo, Arlyne Moore, Robert Miller, Ronald Miller: PERCUSSION? Iidward Cluinienny, Rolwrt Burroughs, Gerard Murphy, james Sheak, Rirhard Sielwoldq BELLS: Anne Stickelg I7I,ll'l'lCS: Marg.:arel Gray, Sarah Vonder Linden, Patricia VVadlin. Orchestra lllRlEC I'OR: Mr. Rollo NVestg VIOLINS: Doris Bowman, Marjorie Rogers, Sally Sindt, Patricia Rosell, Susan llilclreth, Ruth Arkert, Iflizalweth Ehers, jan Merryweather, Sandra VIRYEIIIPCFQ VIOLASZ joan Sindt, Ann Stirlwl, Marion Fairliairng CELLOS: Irene Stone, Alice ljlfflllilf, Ann Conkling FLUTICSZ Patricia VVadlin, Sarah Vondel' Linden, Margaret Gray, TUBAZ Ronald Post, BASS FIDDLE: VValter VVillialnsQ TROMISONICS: XYilliain Lown, Michael Strong, CORNETS: Patricia Hart, Dolores Stone, C'LARlNR'l'SZ Richard Gazen, Shirley Cutler, Sally Asher, SAXOPHONE: Martin Poppo jr., HORN: Carol Conklin, BARITUNE: Phillis Conklin, PICRUVSSIUNZ lldward Gunlienny, Gerard Murphy, james Sheak, Richard Sieliold. Alwsent: Sally Merryweather. Tfwrnly-.fix j Varsity Chorus lst Row L. to R.-Miss Durr, pianzstg Sandra iIiI'ClIlj7C'I', .Xnn Stiekel jo-Ann Kvll Dorix ' ' it , , . B.mn1.in, jrllll Sindt. Margaret DeLamater, Irene Stone, Mr. VVest, director. Znd Row L. to R.-Donna Ingles, Sally .Xsha-r. .Xlvne Droge, Iilizaheth Bridges, Dolorcf Stone, Ma -' ' Rogerm, Marjorie Goodrich, Sally Sindt. 3rd Row L. to R.-Barry Edson, Paul johnson, VVilIi:11n Lown, Fhnrles Forsman, john lNIui'zxriit-5 XValter VVilliams, Gerard Murphy, Edward Guinienny, Ronald Post, llownrd 'l'r-audt, james Shook, Rirha- Sielmld. Absent: Frank Dezago. ' Junior Choir lst Row L. to R.-Constance Poppo, Suzanne Kvrf, Margaret Conklin, Olive Droge, George Mia'li 'i NVilliam Burroughs, Barbara Harder, Catherine Marks, Eunice VVager, janive Tutor, Miss Durr, director. 2nd Row L. to R.-Peggy Briggs, Carol Conklin, Ruth Neilsen, lsahelle Simmons, lillsworth llirln jr. Ronald Miller, Marie Van Etten, Gerda Barall, Eileen Clark. 3rd Row L. to R.-Helen Dorrer, Donald Butler, VVillinm VVissiek. Beverly NVyanl, Marian Butler Marva Sietz, judith Piplow. 4th Row L. to R.-Magnus Reichelt, I.loVd YVyant, Kenneth Merrihew, Donald Klllllllllih, Rolwri Miller james Asher, Thomas Schaad, john Fitzgerald, llernian Tierjen. 'l'f1L'f'l1l1'-xr'-z'f I1 :join rd Mixed Chorus lst Row L. to R.-Miss Durr, pianist, VV.lEia:n Holden, Myron Stacks, Arlyne Moore, Marlene Dorrer, Donna Ingles, Elizabeth McKee, Elizabetn Ebers, Sally Asher, Barbara Pottenburgh, Shirley Goethe, Ann Stickel, jo-Ann Kylli, Sandra Tremper, Mr. VVest, director. 2nd Row L. to R.-Leroy Richmond, Michael Strong, Alyne Droge, Mary Jane Kilmer, Virginia Ross, Rosemary Briggs, Bernice Lattin, Diane Thayer, Ma.y Smith, May Asher, Palma Esteves, Anne Kaufmann, Virginia Rifenburgh, Sally Sindt, Shirley Cutler, Marjorie Goodrich. 3rd Row L. to R.-Bruce Kurtz, Richard Gazen, Karen Ostrow, Patricia Wetzler, Grace Fulford, Marguerite Fulford, Nancy Traver, Marilyn Gay, Patricia Wadlin, Grace Loftus, Harriet Smith, Barbara Roome, Ruth Ackert, Barbara White, Mary Meccariello, ,Ian Merryweather, joan Phillips, Irene Stone. -1-th Row L. to R.-Martin Poppo jr., Barry Edson, Francis Cannon, Geraldine Dalmer, Patricia Hart, Patricia Rosell, Dolores Stone, Susan Hildreth, Elizabeth Bridges, Mary Van Wey, Doris Pink, Marjorie Rogers, joan Sindt, Susan Schaad, Margaret Gray, Sarah Vonder Linden, Alice Dittmar, Patricia Wheeler, Phyllis Conklin, Patricia Spicer, Shirley Bonesteel. Sth Row L. to R.-Paul johnson, William Low n, Charles Forsman, Richard Ficke, Irving Rogers, Robert Eggleston, Wallace Knapp, ,Iohn McCarney, jonathan Murray, Gerard Murphy, Walter Williams, Peter Edel- man, Howard Traudt, Arthur Bergles, Edward Rossman, Stanley Colton, Ronald Post, Richard Siebold, Edward Gumienny, Raymond DeMolin, john Fraleigh, james Sheak. Music Notes The music department started the school year off full of enthusiasm. The students had a great deal of work ahead of them and accomplished it well. The band was invited to play for the teachers' C0r1VentiOn held in Albany 011 Qctober 20. They did an excellent job and received many compliments which boosted the morale of the group. The band and orchestra presented their annual fall concert on December 4. The performance was well received by an audience of about 125. Soloists who attended the l950 Stae Competition Contest were awarded medals at this concert. Those who received medals were: Irene Stone, playing grade 6 music and receiving a I rating, Eddie Sheak, grade 5, I rating, Dorie Ann Stone, grade 3, I rating, Pat Hart, grade 2, II rating, Dave NIurray, grade 2, Il rating, Sally hlerryweather, grade l, II rating, Sandra Tremper, grade 3, II rating, Rosellen Ackert, grade 3, II rating, Joan Sindt, grade 5, II ra'ing, Ann Stickle, grade 5, II rating, Ann Kaufmann, grade 5, II rating. The band and orchestra presented an outstanding spring concert. The mixed chorus and varsity choir presented their annual Christmas concert December 19th. A fine spring concert was also given by these groups. The varsity choir, orchestra, band and several soloists and ensembles entered the State Competition Contest on NIay -l and 5, 1951. Tfwrnty-nigh! Patroon Staff lst Row L. to R.-Shirley Cutler, Virginia Ri Qs, May Asher, Sandra Treinper, Ann Stivkel, l'atrici'1 llart, Grace Fulford, Pamela Ester:-a, Margaret llc-I.amatcr, Mr. Dunn, advisor. Zntl Row L. to R.-Marv Mevcariello, Marjorie Rogers, Doris Bowman, Gerard Murphx', Rit'h:1:'tl Ciavcn. fharlcs Foraman, VVilliam Lown, Sally Vonder Linden. Susan Srhaad, Shirley Goethe. 3rd Row L. to R.-Ronald Post, Paul johnson. Irving Rogers, .-Xrthur Bergle-S. Martin l'0Plw .I r.. l.c'I'm Rirhmond, Edward Glynn, jonathan Murray. Bulletin Staff lst Row L. to R.-Mary Smith, May Asher, Patrivia llart, Gloria Simmons, Grace Fulforcl, josephinn Simmons, .Klyne Drugs, Mrs. Ficke, advisor. 2nd Row L. to R.-Susan Schaad, Sally Vonder Linden, Margaret Dt-I.amater, Sally Sintlt, Doris lion- nmn, co-eflitorg Margaret Gray, Marguerite Fulford. 3rd Row L. to R.-Joan Sinclt, editor: Gerard Murphy, Ronald Post, Arthur liergles, Charles lforsman, litlwartl Rnssman, lN1arj0rie Rogers. T-wrnl 3'-:rim 6. O. Council M- lst Row, I.. to R.-JU-.hllll Kyrl, Senior Represrntative, G. O. 'I'rc-asurerg Gerard Murphy, Senior President, G, U. Vive-President, Richard Sielmld, U. U. President, Patricia XVheeler, ,luniur Representative, G. U. Secreta ry. 2nd Row, I.. to R,-.-Xnne Briggs, 7th Grade Representative: Patrieia VVadlin, Sopholimre Rupresentatix'u3 Sherman Colton, Sth Grade Ilreaidentg XNIIIIIIIIII Imwn, luniur President: Irving Rogers, Sophcnnnrc President: Myron Stacks, Freshnmn President: Suzanne Kytf, Sth Grade Representative: Phyllis Conklin, Freshman Repre- sentative. Library Club Richard Thirty Front Row, I., to R.-Marion Fairlmairn, Barliara Pottenlmurgh, Peter Sipperley, Grave Fulfurd. Hack Row, I.. to R.4ISarlsara Rooms, Ruth Aekert, Barbara VVhite, Shirley Goethe. Mary lN1ecv:iriellu Fivke, Palma Ilsteves, George Van VVagLner, Marguerite Fulford. Ann Kaufmann. RI-IINEBECK C ARCHITECTS f Moons cv I-lurcl-:INS A NEW YORK, N. Y. TRAL SCHOOL VST x w 4?,.E.L.,,L.,.L,,, ,-,,,.,r-.Wi IK 1 1 5 :ul 12 1 ' ' K mu! ,W xv.. New Tu' W + -WY .i.l........::'gi1 1, , ik , M......... V.. 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SVRXNG Xf of --:Zan f' Sx,,nmQU' X M., r , 74 '6 . ff f ,f f 6 'Q I , I N. . an W ' - ,mffQw,,,,W,,, 1 Sumxovwbau 1 APRM' ' A 'K - f 5 1 ,A H C fxiaw-1 , I , V5 X - .4 -fi : 'I 'QC' f , G 'New 0 ja -3-Jw 3 , f' f amuumo 'l ff? f ' .gd X A N ! w-L Thir fl Senior Play lst Row, L. to R.-joan Sindt, Gloria , Margaret DeLamater, jean g Patricia Hart, Miss Hamil on Mary Smith, cheerleader, Patricia Rosell, cheerleaderg Doris Bowman, Mrs. Price : jo-Ann bertrude Vedder g Marjorie Rogers, Frances , 2nd Row, L. to R.-Gerard Murphy, Harold g joihn Mcffarney, Bill 'g Richard Siehold, no rice Ronald Post, Coach jordan g VVilliam Asher, 'fNTike , Richard Hicks, hvIlylll?nQ VValter .1111 7 ' k Sanders 5 William Dalmer, joe 3 Mrs. Fic e, director. ' Absent-Genevieve johnson, Norma Price : Sandra Tremper, cheerleader. After many postponenients, the date of Junior Blister was finally set for March 16, l95l. Being pressed for time, we immediately began rehearsals. 'lihese provided excellent excuses for going out on school nights and neglecting homework. They also provided opportunities for clowning. Take, for instance, the time someone accidentally dropped a milkbottle backstage and then told Mrs. Ficke that HB. J. had broken his glasses. Remember those often-rehearsed love scenes between ull. sl. and KIargie which never failed to interest the whole cast? Only Art for Art's sake of course! ! ! ! Rehearsals were not the only excuses we found to get out of school-work, for there were those four-hundred or so programs to be planned, printed, cut, stapled, and painted which, of course, took a considerable amount of time. liven though we enjoyed doing all this, we uere quite grievious at the thought of missing our cherished classes! F E lnevitably, the big night arrived. There was much counting of the people in the audience, lat-minute line studying, primping, and protesting directed at our two make-up artists, Klrs. Ficke and Mir. Bainbridge. Surprisingly enough, things ran smoothly except for a few minor upsets including the time Gloria forgot her line and, thinking it was Miss Hamilton! was not the' least bit abashed by the frantic prompters giving her her line. The result was that no one said anything for what seemed like hours. Another slip-up which received one of the biggest laughs of the show was Frances Hut Jerry- instead of using his stage name! As the final curtain descended, we heaved a sigh of relief but already felt pangs of sadness. We were ready to begin all over again! Howeverfnot the same night, for we were all pretty worn out from nervousness and the great emotional strain of our unparalleled acting! ? And so we departed-tired, happy, and financially secure. Thirty :xx 'flzirty-sz'-w The Senior Trip W in M.a,,.3 It was a sleepy-eyed Senior Class that left for Washington about six-thirty A. M. Wednesday, llflarch twenty-first. However, as the day brightened, so did most of the voyagers. We arrived in HThe Nation's Ca ital at five-thirtv read' and rarin' to o. P . 5 g After unpacking and changing our clothes we started out in various directions to find places to eat and discuss plans for the evening. The next few days were spent on sightseeing and various interesting explora- tions fboth inside and outside of the hotell. Items for Remembrance--The seemingly mile-long hike up the VVashington Monument which we bravely undertook! The entertainment provided by a group of small Negro boys who fought for the pennies we pitched lsome of which landed on the roof below us and were retrieved by our fellow students-Guimmy and Jautzj. Are you a sailor?', Cshouted, of course, at a soldierj which was begun by our own Doris Bulldog Bowman and lasted throughout the trip. The laughs which re- sulted when lWrs. Shawhan unexpectedly dropped in on room 503. Frank-quick- get under the bed! in The eventful night which ended in a slop-tight between the young ladiesu in rooms 503 and 504 and the resulting involuntary migration of Mickey to room 503. The poker games on the second floor which lasted until the wee hours of the morning. We understand they drained many bottles too-Coke, of course! l The acquaintances we made and the fun we had with the kids from O-hee-0. Remember l, 2, 3 Sleep and Paul, the boy who got sick on milk? The pail We left in front of the hotel, the honeymoon couple who wanted quiet, Posty's reluctancy to go to bed, Bill Asher's fashionable efflorescent necktie, the midnight struggles with wild men, the sober attitude of Richard Hicks, the friendly and sometimes crooked porters, Joan Gfs illness and her faithful visitors, the trouble we gave the House Detective--he sure got mad-'fY'all bettah quiet down in theah! , the fun we had on the way home in the bus and the fake nose and glasses which B. bought. We finally arrived home on Nlonday about two-thirty A. M. half asleep, slightly bewildered, extremely weary but definitely willing to begin all over again. Thirty ezght Thirty-ninv Junior Prom Forty e!.ll1.l.L1..l.l The Class of '5l, after much of the usual planning and consideration, began to decorate the gym for its Junior Prom. Some of the Juniors were excused from their classes and others regretfully skipped them in order to help in this great affair. I can readily recall a few of the incidents which we encountered in our hearty attempts to outdo all other proms. Remember the long, round, flat and other mediums of rocks which we made from paper mache and painted? We were smeared from head to foot with paint and paste, and were forced to take a considerable amount of teasing from both students and faculty. We spent much of our time collecting the necessary props and eagerly hunted for flowers of all varieties. Someone actually brought back a mass of dogwood. which we quickly hid from the eyes of the Uauthoritiesf' VVe more hesitantly soli- cited the various funeral homes for their much needed artificial grass and flower baskets. We worked feverishly all day, until the time came to stand back and view our handiwork. Then we realized that our efforts were well rewarded. Our Htrysting place of green forestry was enchantingly equipped with a galant loveseat standing beside a bubbling brook. In the center of the gym stood Ye Olde Wishing Well. The Howers, securely tied in their baskets, were generously placed about the room and their enticing aroma added to the theme of Hgaiety, youth, and romance. At last the great moment arrived. On stage was the Paramount Orchestra, playing to the couples dancing in an ever-changing atmosphere of colors. Towards the end of the evening, the King and Queen of the Prom were chosen. Two of our Juniors, Peggy DeLamater and Ronnie Post, won these titles. They were formally crowned by lVIr. Bainbridge and congratulated by their friends. Dancing was then continued until 1:00 a. m. when everyone, although tired and footsore, regretfully left for home after a night of dancing enjoyment. fl' A fa l 0222 43' W YG - V w Q5 ' Il , ,. as - ,X Q 9 X All 1 Q2 4 1 X X Al? I , 5 I4 1 g N .9797 V X R-is f 4 -Q X my Q1 f pq ff ll f fmf X .QW gg + 7 f 4111,-Lg-gil .,. , ,gf 'Q'-'-H --- -- .,,- V H -A ... .- --,.,.4: Basketball Varsity lst Row L. to R.-Stanley Colton, james Rosell, john lNlCCarney, Captaing Robert Asher, Richard Sie-hold. Znd Row I.. to R.-VValter VVilliams, Manager, Howard Traudt, YV:1lter YV:-lch, Carl johnson, VVillium lloldvn, Ronald Post, Mr. Hildreth, Coarh. Junior Varsity lst Row, L. to R.-Paul johnson, Robert Eggleston, john Fraleigh, captaing VVilli:nn Lawn. Peter Iidclmun 2nd Row, L. to R.--Howard Leon, coach, Thomas Lown, Ronald Galunas, Charles Fursman, Xvllllillll Asher, Max Mielich, james Sheak, Francis Cannon, Walt VVilliams, manager. Forty-tfwn Basketball Rhinebeck Central School's basketball team copped fourth place in the Hudson Valley Section of the Dutchess County Scholastic League. lt had a record of seven wins and five losses. Rhinebeck was led by its captain, John McCarney, a steady player through- out the season. Stan Colton provided the point power and scored forty-nine points in one game, the highest in the league. Jim Rosell, who was lost to the team mid- way through the season, did a good job on rebounds and was second high in the scoring. Dick Siebold played a steady defensive position during the season. Bob Asher proved to be a good man on rebounds and made some timely baskets. Paul Johnson, who started the season on the Jayvees, was brought up to the varsity to take Rosell's place and showed a great job in the pivot. The Rhinebeck Jayvees had a good season with a record of eight wins and live losses. Paul Johnson started the season as center but finished the season on the varsity. Bob Eggleston was high scorer and did a good job on the rebounds. john Fraleigh, the captain of the -layvees, was the playmaker of the team and Bill Lown was an excellent all-around player. lndividual Scoring l950-l95l Season Varsity Jay Vee Games FIG. F.T. T.P Games F.G. F.'l . l.P. Stan Colton 1+ 98 55 251 Bob Eggleston 13 -I-2 18 102 ,lim Rosell 9 46 18 110 john Fraleigh 13 31 77 Iohn McCarney 14 24 23 71 Paul johnson 7 28 75 Bob Asher 14 26 18 70 Bill Lown 13 22 S9 Bill Holden 12 19 15 53 Pete Edelman 13 24 54 Paul johnson S 1+ 1+ +2 Tom Lown 10 7 16 Dick Siebold 1+ 5 10 Z0 jim Sheali 13 6 14 john Fraleigh S 0 10 Ronnie Galunas 9 3 8 Carl johnson 3 2 Bill Asher 11 3 S Ronnie Post 1 2 Charlie Forsman 11 3 7 Walt Welch 2 0 Lonnie Rifenburg 9 2 5 Howie Traudt 0 0 Max Mielich 9 1 3 Francis Cannon 7 1 2 Team 243 157 723 Team 13 172 431 Varsity Record Rhinebeck Opp. Cardinal Farley 35 55 Pine Plains 30 50 Oakwood 45 57 Staatsburg 56 39 Red Hook 36 32 Anderson 67 21 Tivoli 51 29 Cardinal Farley 33 45 Pine Plains 41 58 Staatsbu rg 40 31 Red Hook 36 -ll Anderson 47 28 Tivoli 90 15 Oakwood 35 52 F arty-three Varsity Cheerleaders lst Row, L. to R,-Patricia Rosell, jan Merryweather, Susan Hildreth, Sandra Tremper, captain. 2nd Row, L. to R.-Ann Stickel, Margaret DeLamater, Patricia Ilart, Patricia VVheeler. . Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L. to R.-Diane McVVilliams, Harriet Smith, Geraldine Dalmer, Sally Vonder Linden, Arlyne Drugs Captaing Sally Sindt. Fnrlv-four Forty-fi-1'r rw' 1 Trophy Winner . , ., ,. I ... V , , , , W F ,..,a,.,,a.,,,,,,.,.,., mf. ,..,,..,, ..,..M.,,?, Forty-.fix Last June, Susan Hildreth was Il major winner and star of the Roosevelt Horse Show held on the grounds of Roosevelt High School at Hyde Park. She carried off four blue ribbons, a trophy for herself and the interscholastic trophy for Rhinebeck Central School. Sue placed first in the class for maiden horsemanship for the children under four- ten who had never won a blue ribbon, first in open horsemanship for children under fourteen, and first in the interscholastic competition, bringing the interscholastic trophy to Rhinebeck for the second time. In the class for bridal path hacks, Sue rode Mustard and placed second. On the same mount Sue took third in the class for English local pleasure horse for people who don't ordinarily show their horses. She rode Black Cat to a fifth place in the hunter type hacks class. Rhinebeck Central School is proud of Sue and the many other students who competed at Roosevelt. Here's to continued success! Baseball The baseball team of 1950 coached by Henry Hildreth boasted a good record of seven victories and two defeats. At the campaign's end, Rhinebeck and Pine Plains, tied for first place, entered in a playoff which Pine Plains copped with a five to two victory played at the Red Hook field. 4 Tom Pottenburgh ,and Paul Johnson shared the pitching honors. Big Tom started the season with a no-hitter against Staatsburg. The players who won Varsity letters were Robert Fraleigh, William Holden, Tom Mann, John McCarney, Tom Pottenburgh, Ronald Post, Howard Traudt, Hank Schaad, Eddie Sheak, Richard Siebold, Walter Welch and Paul johnson. This year's losses to the team are'R. Fraleigh, T. Pottenburgh, H. Schaad, E. Sheak and T. Mann. THE RECORD Staatsburg 7 4 'C. F. M. A. 5 3 Pine Plains 4 2 Red Hook 9 4 C. F. NI. A. 13 3 Pine Plains 2 3 Red Hook 4 3 Staatsburg 10 3 TPine Plains 2 5 ' Non-league games T Play-off game Patrons Ira E. Schaffer Mrs. Ethel Glynn Mrs. Marjorie Welch Mr. Rollo West Mr. and Mrs. Lester Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ross Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Coon Miss Emile Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bus Van Keuren Miss Catherine Durr Miss Ruth A. Sickles Mr. Frank McCabe Mr. and Mrs. john P. Cullen Mr. and Mrs ,Iphn Galunas Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sewell Mr. and Mrs Gus Tybus Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell R. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kime Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Smith Mr. Arthur- Daniels Mr. and Mrs. George Crowley Mr. and Mrs.. john Scattergood Mr. W. W. Foster Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorsen Laura Sipperley Mr. Harry H. Hill jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nixon Mr. Joseph Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Horace K. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Murkoff Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Leon Mr. Fred Holdermann Parent-Teacher Association Miss Virginia Bell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn Miss Anne Gilleo Cole Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wagert Forty-:evra Est. of C. E. SIPPERLEY PLUMBING - TINNING - HEATING SOUTH STREET - RI-IINEBECK, N. Y. TELEPHONE:--DAY 233 NIGHT 621-434 0 DELCO and KORTH OIL BURNERS O KOHLER and STANDARD FIXTURES OSI-IALLOW and DEEP WELL PUMPS I THOR WASHERS and IRONERS 0 GAS and ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS OYOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN EQUIPMENT OWEILL MCLAIN STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING BOILERS ,V gh SILVER LAKE DAIRY 7JdJ'f61l7'1'Z?d Dairy Cproducts PHONE FOR DELIVERIES Rhinebeck, R.D. l ' Phone Clinton Corners 2107 Fraleigh Street, Red Hook - Phone Red Hook -1-141 Forty mne CONGRA TULA TIONS and GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF '51 from Donald S. Dapson MILLARD W. LINVILLE. GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR O Builder of Fine Homes Completed Under One Contrart 0 95 Mill St., Rhinebeck, N. Y. 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Kane COUNTRY REAL ESTATE and INS UR,-I N C E I Phone Phone 108 4341 Rhinebeck Red Hook O Established 1932 Compliments of Rhinebeck Diner Fifty-ffv CICERO SAID In the family, as in the State, the best sour of 'wealth is etonomyf' The successful man would never have been a success if he had never saved. By open- ing a savings account and adding to it continuously your success is assured. Rhinebeck Savings Bank Rhinebeck, N. Y. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CoNGR,4TULAT1oNs and BEST PVISHES GRADUATES OF 1951 from The Rhinebeck Pharmacy your Friendly Drug sim D. w. SCHERYVIERHORN, Prop Town and Country I Hardware, Inc. j C Hardware Housewares Dupont Paints Art Supplies Gifts 0 l Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone 435 HARDY'S Sinclair Service Oils, Gas, Tires, Batleries Accessories Phone 31-W Gebhard A. Jautz, Prop. Rhincbeck, N. Y. Fifty-.fix The Finesse Bake Shop Deroralefl Cakes For All Occasions BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRIES Ed and Adele Teti, Props. Phone 179 Rhinebeck, N. Y. james H. Wetzler CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Parsonage St. Rhincbeck, N. Y. Phone 180-J SCHEFFLER LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS M,ISON SUPPLIES COAL Red Hook 2222 Red Hook Telephone Company Serving Red Hook Rhinebeck Staatsburg Tivoli Fifty Wie Rhinebeck Gagtte P R I N T E R S RHIN ECK GA 'ITE Eslablislzed 1846 Jacob H. Strong Jr., Proprietor TELEPHONES: 100 and 101 Walter F. Siebert Radios Records Easy Washers Philgas Appliances Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Kelvinator Ranges and Refrigerators Show Room 42 East Market St., Rhinebeck, N. Y Telephone 181-R W O L F ' S SPORT SHOP ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT and SPORTING GOODS 0 387 Mill St. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Telephone 12 65 WILLIAM CARROLL AND SON Home Furnishers Since 1844 Rhinebeck, N. Y. F fty-eight The Haen Jewelry Shop The Gif! Shop of Northern Dutrhesxu Diamond5 - Watche.c - Iewefry Parker Pens - Lighters - Silverware ESTABLISHED 1884 As reliable as its age As modern as the times Phone 8 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Expert Watch Repairing The CORNER STORE 12 South Parsonage St. CANDY - SODA - ICE CREAJW GROCERIES - MEATS Open Daily 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. George Samaha, Prop. Phone 411-W Beekman Cleaners QUALITY CLEANING Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone 471 Village Restaurant Viola and Norma OLSEN Proprietors Fountain Service - Home Cooking 16 Montgomery Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone 489-J On Route 9-Post Road Fifty-n 1 r C. RH YN D E RS for FUEL OIL Phone Rhinebeck 200 RED HooK RHINEBECK N. Y. N. Y. When the Occasion Demands FLOWERS Call Us We'llha1'e them there for you on time Fresh, Crisp, Lovely Whether it be for Iflfedding, Party, Anniversary or Funeral LEIGI-I S. SALTSMAN Greenhouses and Sales Room E. Market Extension RHINEBECK 239 WHOLESALE - RETAIL Oneida Markets, Inc. Rhinebeck, N. Y. Fresh Meats - Vegetables - Groceries Phone 147 o Compliments of BEEKMAN ARMS Oldest Hotel In America Sixty TRUCKING CORP C pliments of WILLIAMS LUMBER, INC CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 ,XNXR-I,!fif,l 1-mpg 1 '. itmff. S 1 ' Wg'-ii -A MONTGOMERY PosT, No. 429 AMERICAN LEGION PAUL'S TAVERN Paul Splain, Prop. Tel. 539-F11 Albany Post Road 2 Miles South of Rhinebeck, N. Y. MEET YOUR FRIENDS RIVERVIEW TAVERN Tel. 550-13 Famous For It's Good Food Specializing in SEA FOOD STEAK - CHICKEN LIQUOR - WINES - BEER Stop In and Gas Up Texaco Gas Station Rt. 9, 3 Mi. South of Rhinebeck Under New Managenzent A FRIEND y-tfwo ' Autographs Here 5 ' V . 2 J -W f '1 Ar ' 15 .v C JW 11 Ana A 444. -lf u asf' '!x.3,,- L na ,.,'LL. 54 43: .,- I. 1, .x- 'av .11 . 1 F r ,f 'V , .W I . -1. we :. - Iwi., w 1 91.51 . , ., ,Y 'f?r', 'J sa. .aw :vm-E... 5 . -Ui ' ., I.. .-i L . Fyzig f., ' ' . . '. JN' 'A .. I' ,4 .-. I .!li., Sf' EFA. -,E+ .,' I H ' ' ' ' . -as 41- 'Y LL -.4-z -ff - JK -ng ,Li U.. -. .Q 1 '3 'rf 'm3..,v.if-1. , s A 1 Q . --1L.,,E,W:ks'n,-..N . 4- gl... ,, .Ur M!,1,A.3. 'T---H - 1-,rw vw- v -'-gy 5- - .,-I 7-'fr wr- -qv.-r :ua -:xv 4.'u-:f'4'W- -. 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