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

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Dvd kaiia HORACE K. BAKER We wish to dedicate this fourth edition of the PATROON to Horace K, Baker, industrial arts teacher and friend to all. We thank you Mr. Baker for giving us advice, for quietly showing us the weak points in our plans , the swell ideas you had for the Class of 1952, but above all for being such a faithful friend and advisor through our four years of high school.

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Pafrm 8cMRS ELMRS 8cMRS 8cMRS MR. MR. MR. MR, MR. MR. MR. MR. MR, MR. 8zMRS 8: MRS. LOUIS E, KIME EDMUND C, CONKLIN WILLIAM APT THOMAS WHITE MAXWELL KNAPP EARL KILMER WILLIAM KELLY BROWN 8s MRS, GEORGE CROWLEY 8. MRS, LARRY S. SMITH 8c MRS, WALTER E, SYNDER MRS, ETHEL D. GLYNN LT, COL, 8: MRS, W, RAY COZINE MR, 8a MRS. GORDON, H. COTTING MISS VIRGINIA BELL MISS RUTH SICKLES MR. 8: MRS. MR. 8E MRS MR, 8a MRS MR. 8. MRS HENRY G. HILDRETH WILLIAM E. SEWELL ARNOLD B, COPPING ROLLO A. WEST MISS ANNE GILLEO MR. 8. MRS. EDMUND HAM MR, 8. MRS. THOMAS THORSEN MR. 3. MRS, ALBERT BUTLERIR. MISS H. DOROTHY CAUGHRAN MISS VIRGINIA R, NORTON MR, S. MRS, LESTER c. TROWBRIDGE MR. a. MRS. FRED CRANE MRS, MAUDE PHILIPS MR. 8. MRS. PHILIP H. STAHI. MR. a. MRS, WALTER PORSMAN MISS THERESA ALONG MR. a. MRS. ROBERT MCCANN MRS, ANNA CAREY MR. a. MRS, HUGH M. SMITH MR, 8. MRS,-KENNETH P. SHAFFER MR, S. MRS, GEORGE ScHUI.Tz MRSQ MONA w. EDELMANN MISS EMILIE M. SCHULTZ MR. SAMUEL H. BRIDGES

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lf ar 150 k fdita N Seated: Elizabeth Bridges, Treasurerg Shirley Cutler, Art Editor: Edward Glynn, Editor - in - Chief: Dolores Stone, Literary Editor: Virginia Ross, Production Editor. Standing: Charles Forsman, Advertising Editorg Arthur Bergles, Photography Editor: Mr. Smith, Advisorg Irving Rogers, Assistant Photography Editorg Susan Schaad, Secretary. Zrrcword We who were the grass - green freshmen of 1948 are about to assume larger responsibilities in the world and so we publish this PATROON in the fond hopes that the happy associations and friendships formed here may live beyond our four years at Rhinebeck Central. When sense has replaced some of the nonsense of our high school days, we shall still leaf the pages of the '52 PATROON and relive some of our adventures.