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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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Russell Applegate Mrs. Roger Cole Mr. Frank Traver Mr. John Tieder Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bainbridge Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sewell Mr. and Mrs, Walter E. Snyder Mr. Claude Free Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H, Harrington Maxwell Knapp Donald Cole Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Countryman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crane Mr. William Olof Svenson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler Miss Emilie M. Schultz Miss J oan Sherow Rev. Peter J. Cody Rev. Eugene Murtha Mrs. Florence C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey H. Wager Mrs. Michael Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller Mrs. Harry G. Miller Mrs. Genevieve Kurtz Mr. L, Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Closs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder Miss Gloria C. McManus Mr. John B. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Strong, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice L. Troy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton Mr. and Mrs. John Troy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hildreth Mr. John Troy, Sr. Miss Dorothy Peregrim Mr. and Mrs. Horace Baker Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cookingham Mr. and Mrs. James Stone, Jr. Mr. William Mr. and Mrs. P. Hauck Howard Holsapple Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Mr. John O. Hamlin Mr, and Mrs. Harold Spoor Mrs. Robert F. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Ethel E. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Lewis B. Barber H. Henry Staley Elias Beach William Fisher Albert Gay Albert Jones Arnold B. Copping Mr. and Mrs. Rollo West Miss Ball Miss Irene Booth Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D, Post Dr. B. M. Cookingham Dr, William E. Traver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alden Mr. William Palinski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ham Miss Helen Pells Mrs. Lee Stickle Mrs. Walter Butler Mr. Earl Cole Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dittmar Gustave Ebers Robert Wicks Adam H. von der Linden Van Wey Mr. and Mrs, Richard Ficke We, the class of 1954, wish to dedicate this, the seve nth edition of the PATROON, to Miss H. Dorothy Caughran, mathematics and biology teacher and everyone's friend. We hope that by bestowing this honor upon you, you will recognize our appreciation for all you've done for us throughout our high school years. We thank you, Miss Caughran, for guiding us in our endeavors and for supporting all R.C.S. activities. in F 'ilhnunxg AAF A., ,A lus- ox! N o 5 O O ADNIHISQWTIUH 7 gowwlofg ' 3-2 b I Q5 5 ,. ,,-' gin! . ' X r. LAWN? -wg! , ,vi r -f 'L W1-if ,K 'f 1'33'w335'u '. Left to right: Cyrus Kurtz, Trusteeg Rowland Sharpe, Trusteeg Lester C, Trowbridge President of the Boardg Claude Free, Trustee. Insert: Mrs, Donna Kotzum, Trustee. N X MR, ARNOLD B, COPPING, Supervising Principal E URTMARLE CRAN MR, WALTER E S etafy Busfn ess ' NYDER Sect Manager 14159 il in . T I 4 31. ,. ,.. lf f .1 J FPCULN Q -fi F, BELLINGER C, FICKE H ...hiilllm-. E. BAINBRIDGE H, BAKER I, CULLEN H, DOUGHERTY I, FLETCHER F, HARRINGTON D. CAUGHRAN E w, FISHER G, MCMANUS E. SCHULTZ H. HILDRETH M, KN A PP M, OSBORN D, PEREGRIM I, SHEROW R, WEST T. NICAS TRO W, SEWELL 'L WI xx -., fasiriid fe-a.'fc 4 ' 'Ni E Y' I Q g Q 1 ffm l .nf 5 5 ers, 13 .., 4 , fi 4 nl M F 5 vw-, 2? 2 v '1 C 7 br 'A' X g m IIUKP' H . V .wx L .x 1' Q HQ' 'Q V 'um Sammy W fy iw 51'-nfl QW I K -'kv ' Nkmw ,, X, ui 1 'Q M T5 wifi u mr U, 51 Q L ,Q fl If ir1QY:if T, P HHH FB 1- nf Q41 WWWQ 1 f,,,.------ -.,-.3 -105- ...--if ,,..-..i... 5mwUR 5 CAROL ACKERT Transfer from Staatsburg 19535 Mixed Chorus 4: Band 45 Yearbook 45 Intra- murals 45 Senior Play 45 Public Speaking 4, Fashion Show 4. JOHN AH LF Band 1.2.3,45 Intramurals 1. 2. 3.45 Bulletin 45 Patroon Photography Editor 45 Senior Play 45 Model Airplane Club 35 Public Speaking 45 Fashion Show EVE APPLEGATE Intramurals 1.3.45 Library Club 35 Yearbook Editor 45 Bulletin 35 Language Club 2,35 Senior Play 45 Fashion Show 45 Public Speaking 4. CARL BOEHM Intramurals 15 Audio- Visual 15 Mixed Chorus 2.3. 45 Chefs' Club 3,45 Year- book 3.45 Senior Play 4: Fashion Show 45 Soccer Team 4. MARCELLA CLARKE Band 1. 2.3.45 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Intramurals 1. 2, 3.45 Patroon Assistant Editor 45 Bulletin 3,45 Sports Editor 35 Senior Play 45 Public Speaking 45 Fashion Show 4. Pl-IYLLIS CONK LIN Class President 3,45 G.O. Representative 1.25 Vice President G.O. 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2.3.45 Varsity Choir 2.3.45 Band 1.2.3, 45 Operetta 25 Yearbook 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2.3.45 Senior Play 45 Bulletin 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleading 2. 3.45 Public Speaking 4. THOMAS CONNAIR Transfer from St. Simon Stock, New York 19525 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Chefs' Club 3.45 Public Speaking 45 Class Vice President 35 Intramurals 3.4. ALICE DITTMAR Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.45 Irl tramurals 1, 2. 3.4: Year' book 35 Senior Play 4. ELIZABETH EBERS Intramurals 1.45 Orchestra 1. Band 2,3.4g Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 45 Varsity Choir 3,45 Varsity Cheer- leading 3.45 Bulletin Edi- tor 45 Yearbook 3.4: Public Speaking 3.45 Operetta 25 Band Secretary 45 Language Club 25 Class Secretary 45 Senior Play 4. BARRY EDSON Mixed Chorus I, 2.3.45 Varsity Chorus 1, 2.3.45 Bulletin 2. 3.45 Yearbook 3.45 Operetta 25 Library Club 35 Dramatics Club 35 Intramurals 3.45 Senior Play 45 Language Club 2, 3. RICHARD FICKE Soccer 45 J.V. Baseball 2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3.4: Operetta 2g Fashion Show 45 Library Club 15 Audio- Visual Club 25 Public Speaking 45 Yearbook 3.45 Bulletin 2.3.45 Senior Play 45 Chefs' Club 4. MARILYN GAY Mixed Chorus 1. 2.3.4: Varsity Chorus 3.45 Intra- murals 1.2.35 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Fashion Show 45 Public Speaking 4. SUSAN HILDRETH Orchestra 15 Mixed Chorus 1. 2.3.45 Varsity Chorus 2.3.45 Operetta 25 Bulletin 3.45 Yearbook 45 Cheer- leading 1, 2. 35 Intramurals 1. 2.3.45 Senior Play 45 Fashion Show 4. DONALD HOBSON Class Secretary 25 G.O. Council Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Varsity Chorus 4g Yearbook 3.45 Intra- murals 1.2.3.45 Senior Play 45 Chefs' Club 35 Hall Patrol 4. HELEN HULLE Transfer from Millbrook 19515 Mixed Chorus 45 Yearbook 3.45 Intramurals 3.45 Dramatics Club 35 Public Speaking 45 Senior Play 4. DONNA INGLES Mixed Chorus 1.2..45 Varsity Chorus 1. 2.3.45 Intramurals 1.25 Language Club 25 Senior Play 45 Fashion Show 45 Public Speaking 4. ALLAN I ONES Transfer from Trinity School, N,Y.C. 1951: Varsity Basketball 2: Bulletin 2: Chefs' Club 3.4: Yearbook 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Treasurer 2: Public Speaking 4. DAVID IUNCEAU Transfer from Staatsburg 1951: Yearbook 4: Intra- murals 2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Hall Patrol 3.4: Soccer 3.4. ALBERT KILMER Yearbook 4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Chefs' Club 3: Senior Play 4. THOMAS LOWN Class Vice President 1.4: G. O. Representative 3: Year- book 4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Chefs' Club 3: Basketball LV. 1.2: Varsity 3.4. PATRICIA LYNCH Transfer from Staatsburg 1953: Mixed Chorus 4: Yearbook 4: Intramurals 4: Senior Play 4: Cheer- leading 4: Public Speaking 4. ELIZABETH McKEE Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4: Bulletin 3.4: Intramurals 1.4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Public Speaking 4: Fashion Show 4. JAN MERRYWEATHER Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4: Varsity Chorus 4: Orches- ua 1: Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Senior Play 4: LV. Cheer- leading 3: Varsity Cheer- leading 1.2.4: Public Speaking 4: Fashion Show 4. RICHARD NISSEN Audio-Visual Club 2,3.4: Mixed Chorus 2: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Bulletin 4: Chefs' Club 3.4. ARNOLD PEASE Bulletin 3.4: Yearbook 3.4: Intramurals 1,2.3.4: G.O. President 4: Hall Patrol 3.4: Basketball LV. 2: Varsity 3.4: Baseball Varsity 2.3.4. IOAN PHILIPS Class Secretary 3: Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4: Varsity Chorus 3.4: Band 1,2.3,4: Operetta 2: Yearbook 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Cheerleader J.V. 2: Varsity 3.4. DORIS PINK Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4: Intramurals 1,3.4: Language Club 2: Yearbook 3.4: Bulletin 4: Senior Play 4: Fashion Show 4: Public Speaking 4. DONALD RUBSHA Band 1.2,3.4: Intramurals 1.3.4: Senior Play 4: Ping Pong Tournament 3: Glo- Worms 3. PATRICIA SPICER Mixed Chorus 1.2.4: Intramurals 1.3.4: Year- book 4: Bulletin 4: Language Club 2.3: Senior Play 4: Fashion Show 4: Public Speaking 4. MYRON STACKS Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4: Varsity Chorus 2.3.4: Soccer 3.4: Hall Patrol 3.4: Operetta 2: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Intra- murals 1.2.3.4: Class Treasurer 3.4: Class Presi- dent 1: G.O. Council 1: Ping Pong Tournament 3. 4: Fashion Show 4: Public Speaking 4. MICHAEL STRONG Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4: Varsity Chorus 2.3.4: Band 1,2.3,4: Orchestra 1: Intramurals 2: Bulletin 2.3,-4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play4: Class Secretary 1: Class Vice President 2: Fashion Show 4: Operetta 2: Dramatics 3: Public Speaking 4. MARY VAN WEY Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4: Language Club 2: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 3.4: Fashion Show 4. f PATRICIA WETZLER Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,4 Band 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Bulletin 3, 4 74a 66444 af 7954 157' uv First row, left to right, R, Nissen, D, Rubsha, P, Werzler, M, Clarke, J. Merrywearher, ll, Hulle, M Van Wey, E, Applegate, P, Spicer, M, Stacks, M, Strong, MiSSC3Ugl1f3Il, Class Advisor, Second row A, Kilmer, T, Lown, A. Pease, D, Hobson, C. Boehm, D, Iunceau, R, Elsworth, R, Ficke, A, Jones, B, Edson, J, Ahlf, Third row, E, Ebers, J, Philips, S, Hildreth, P, Conklin, M, Gay, C, Ackerr, A, Dittmar, D, Ingles, D. Pink, E. McKee, P. Lynch, cache Wclufofuf Our four years in high school can easily be compared to the production of a circus. To most people a circus means a lot of fun and frolic. However, for those who present it, it means a good deal of hard work, too. Instead of a three -ring circus we have participated in four rings, each one representing a year of high school. The first ring was our freshman year in 1950-51. Of course, being strangers in this business, we were rather afraid of everything around us. For our first showing, though, we managed to have a successful dance called THE THING. Our popcorn concessions consisted of food sales which started us financially on our way to Washington, The acrobats in our first ring were the girls and boys who took part in the JV basketball, baseball and cheerleading squads. Moving on to our second ring gave us all more self-confidence. As sophomores we again made more money by having a dance and successful food sales. A new type of entertainment was biology. Since this year was the first time this course was given in RCS, we took pride in cutting up planaria, giving them all sorts of names and causing one of them to reproduce into five. This year we also moved into a new tent which has housed us since. After our second performance was completed we decided to splurge and so spent a wonderful day together, swimming and picnicking. During our third showing we really put our best foot forward. By this time we were experts in all the tricks of the trade, Our troupe was well organized and continued to gain success in all we did. Our paper drives probably made us look like clowns, with ten juniors climbing out of a truck already filled with newspapers and magazines, Despite the jesting this was our largest means of income. By doing some fast acting we were able to obtain our class rings before Christmas, and after kicking off our shoes, produced our Tootsie Toss. Near the end of this act we dimmed the lights and surprised our audience with the Moonlight Fantasy. This was the most successful prom in many years, but couldn't have been done without the help of the sophomores. Next came our senior year and the finals to our circus. The first big occasion was the election of a new ringmaster, which Arnold Pease won by one vote. We continued our paper drives despite the cold. As a special act we produced One Mad Night, which was directed by Miss Caughran and Mrs. Osborn. The girls donned some of Dorothy Greenough's costumes and presented a Fashion Hotel, aided by the boys in some barber shop singing. During our fourth ring performance we took time out for a vacation trip to Washington, which I'm sure no one will forget. Now we will soon be judged by our past acts. If we have learned our parts well and have done everything to the best of our abilities, our applause will come in the form of diplomas. These we will take with pride as the band ushers us through the doors of our tent, sending us out to take our part in the world. 499 61444 Fw Eve Applegate, a little whiz, Soon will be teaching second grade kids, I'll be a bookkeeper, says Carol A. But I think she'll own a ranch some day, Johnnie will be an expert vet. For us, our broken bones he'll set, Our boy Carl has a working yen, But will probably raise a family of ten. Tom C. , who's usually in a jam, Will work for a while, then help Uncle Sam, Numerous numbers for Alice D. She wants to keep track of lots of money, A French or Spanish secretary Is the job lined up for Betsy E. Barry, who likes leaping and prancing, Will go to New York to continue his dancing, Before Dick Ficke picks out a career, He'll come back for a P, G, course next year. Marilyn will sit on some doctor's knee And take notes about cures, from A to Z. A secretary school and also equitation Will not leave Sue much time for vacation, Donna Ingles with her roving eye, Is out to hook some innocent guy. A future at I.B. M, is in store For Donnie R. , who has energy galore, Mary Van Wey will be a nurse. On all bad diseases she'll put a curse. Dick Nissen's headed for a mechanical school, With cars and such, he's no fool. Pat Lynch wants to teach phys, ed. She'1l run her kids ragged or until they drop dead, V 4 is V A1 Kilmer's future is a different one yet. He'll fly a plane or maybe a jet. Another nurse will be Helen Hulle. She'll fix you up 'til you're happy and well, Pat Spicer wants to travel far away, No doubt she'll make the headlines some day, Mike plans to be a designer, We're sure no one's art could be any finer. Jan who is noted for her hair so wavy Will be a secretary or perhaps Join the Navy? Arnold hopes to become a baseball star, With a little encouragement he ought to go far. Pat Wetzler, who likes children very much Wants to learn to care for them and such. College bound is Phyllis C. After that, just wait and see, Doris and Marcy should get together, One to make them sick so the other can make them better Myron will go places--never fear, He wants to be a mechanical engineer. Tom Lown has no special line, But whatever he does, we hope it works out fine Ioan wants to go to school at LB. M. flf she doesn't run off with a certain guy before then J Betsy McKee, with her nice big grin, Will set the business world in a spin. For college money, Allan Jones Seperates the meat from the bones. Donnie Hobson is considered bright I know his future will turn out right, We know what Dave will do after school, He'll settle down with a box of tools. . ' ff? ,- , !,, ,Q v 'I x ' nel fu ' It fddd 7066! We the class of 1954 leave the following: Arnie P. 's build to Ellsworth Hicks. Marcella's loquaciousness to Helen Dorrer and Joey Finan. Barry's gracefulness goes to Jack McAuley and Keith Tremper. Jan Merryweather's curly hair to Catherine Marks and Bob Wheeler. Helen Hulle's laugh to Janice Tator, Myron's scientific abilities to Bernard Soulnier. To Sue Kyff we leave Patricia's short hair. Pat Wetzler's sports ability to Bruce Knapp. Alice Dittmar's height to Peggy Briggs and Dick Queen. John Ahlf's typing ability to Olive Droge. Tom Connair's ambition to Judy Piplow and George Mielich, Dave Junceau's crewcial cut to Jimmy Asher. Susan's braces to Marva Seitz. Doris Pink's art ability to Magnus Reichelt. Dick Ficke's appetite to Eunice Wager. Don l-lobson's blond hair to Beverly Wendover. Betsy E. 's neatness to Kenny Burke and Ronny Miller. Marilyn' Gay's laughing eyes to Bobby Miller, To Carol we leave all of Phyllis' clothes. Pat Lynch's coquettishness to Nancy Vogel. Betsy McKee's Buick to Stanley Gumienny. Carol Ackert's way with horses to Marion Butler. To Tom Schaad we leave Albert Kilmer's farm knowledge. Eve's scholastic ability to Margaret Conklin. Tom Lown's smile to Emerson Burger. Carl Boehm's history marks to Bill Wissick. Joan's green eyes to Eileen Clarke. Don Rubsha's musical ability to Bill Burroughs. Richard N. 's mechanical ability to Sherman Colton. Mary's basketball skill to Mary Chandler and Don Kimbark. Mike's way with the girls to Chester Bollenbecker. Donna's love of sports to Ruth Nilsen. To Phil Bollenbecker, we leave Allan Jones' neckties. To Mr. Copping, great faith in the younger generation as instilled by us. To Mr. Sewell, bigger and better college catologues. To Mr. Cullen, a megaphone for his bus duty. To Mrs. Ficke, we leave the hope that next year's Bulletin reporters will beat all deadlines To Mrs. Osborn, an automatic sprinkler for her plants. More senior assignments to Mr. Bainbridge. To Miss Caughran, a quiet homeroom. To Mr. Fletcher, immovable chairs. We give to Mr. Harrington a book of jokes, To Mr. Hildreth a bank to keep his dimes in. To Miss Sherow a new group of green dancers. A soundproof shop to Mr. Baker. More blackboard space to Mr. West. To Miss McManus, many avid readers. To Mr. Knapp, a TV set for his collection. To Mrs, Dougherty, an extra large teapot for the teachers' after school snack. To the janitors, lots of all night dances. To Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Van Auken and Mr. Snyder, all the latest in office equipment. The Class of '54 MOST A B55 T DANCEES F Marr L ATF Besr' DRSWED gg I I A If f n N v N I I rf' If 1, ,-in 1 SHOES X N U as ag l U AW 265 :aims EW U I asa OH Om OH .2 .m J S EO? 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UMQOE --Hg: -- 593 --gm: E gig: BEE --EOE: 5005: L20-Dm: 35 :EEF- mg E --gag: I 0:52 :gasp- GOBOE --vom: EEEHI --Qmgw: is :UEUE SEL D-MOE: gsm imndm: ERE -ANNE: SE: S 2 EWHEOU --NAEEOH: - E28 LF? SEG :NORF- Engm 2 UH? 0:5224 O-Ugm: E4 :NEE- :9-uq :Ho-au: m-EQZ 1-QZOEWWLOHE UNDEKUAHHEN 74a First row. left to right: Mr. Bainbridge, Advisor: H. Dorrer, M. Chandler, S. Kyff, J. Piplow, M. Butler, M. Seitz, B, Harder, P, Briggs, Second row: M, Conklin, B. Wendover, C. Marks, C, Conklin, R. Nilsen, E. Clarke E. Wager, O. Droge, N. Vogel, J. Tator. Third row: T. Schaad, G. Mielich, K. Burke, P. Bollenbecker, S. Colton, R. Queen W. Burroughs, D, Kimbark, M. Reichelt, 1. Finan. Fourth row: R, Miller, R. Miller, B. Soulnier, W. Wissick, K. Tremper, J. McAu1ey B. Knapp, E. Burger, C, Miller, R, Wheeler. CLASS OF '55 We're the jazzy class of '55 Just give us a beat and man alive! Do you remember all these things? The first day we got our class rings. Our moving up day skit with Carol Conklin Stealing the show Posing as the little doggie in the window. Our selected voices led us to Varsity Chorus, And those weekly rehearsals never did bore us. The Junior band members hit some fabulous notes, That would never go down in history, or ever go in quotes. We're always up to some new crzeg As the selling of those books the School Daze. Anything can happen with our bright scholars, Who're always doing something to net us more dollars, Our numerous boys on the basketball team And the Junior cheerleaders who cheered them on with great esteem. Remember our dance the Sody Pop Hop ? That put all other dances to a stop! Well, this is the end and we'll say, our friends, But don't your fret and fear, You'll be seeing us all in the Patroon next year! Sa 'ze 63444 First row, left to right: Mr. Cullen, Advisor, G. Espie, P. Hobson, P, Splain, G, Galunas, A. Briggs, C, Lown, K, Simmons, D. McWilliams, J. Joy, P. Rifenburgh. Second row: P, Conner, R, Becker, J, Briggs, Y, Ray, D, Rogers, S, Townsend, I, Fotsman, D, Hagadorn, K, Karlson, B, Goetz, M, Brean, C, Jones, Third row: H, Gregory, D, Grimes, P, Seymour, R, Fraleigh, M, Mielich, M, Zietz, G, George, R. Burroughs, Fourth row: H, Mann, G, Adams, L, Reichelt, L, Hoyt, R, Neilsen, J. Weckesser, S, Thomsen, P. Bollenbecker, R, Ruge, L, Ruge, A. Faust, W. Weckesser, G, Stewart In 1952 we entered Rhinebeck Central School and under the leadership of Diane Henry and Gilbert Galunas, we prepared to advance on the long, difficult trek to graduation and a Senior trip to Washington, Through class co-operation under the guidance of Mr, Cullen, our advisor, we have promoted food sales and dances to increase our treasury, Our Freshman dance was one of the best attended dances of the year, Many of our members have partici- pated in sports, glorifying themselves and our class, We, the Sophomores, extend to the Seniors best wishes in their future. 7 ew M 1. .L l A L First row, left to right: Mr, Harrington, Advisor, A. Mason, G. Crowley. J. Cole, M. Kerr, R, Simmons, N. Cartmell, L. Cole, I, Van Wagner, A, Zneimer, J, Mickle. Second row: L, Ferris, A. Leone, E. Van Wey, B. Junceau, M. Boehm, M. Briggs, B. Kipp, L, Stacks, L, Libolt, K, Wheeler, M, Mergendahl, Third row: V. Post, J, Briggs, F, Bray, S, Ford, L. Lloyd, G, Hagadorn, C, DeMo1in A, Hagadorn, J, Goodenough, L, McCarney, R. Rosell, T. Milroy, Fourth row: E. Iautz, T. Carpenter, J, Conklin, V, Teti, W, Gay, J, Rikert, D. Van Wagner, W, McKinnon, D, Shinn, A, Tourette, P, Goguen, C, Tourrette, R, Kipp, B, Tremper, As Freshmen we feel that we've really made a hit! To start the year off, we had the Sadie Hawkins Dance --the first dance of its kind and a great success, We boast of varsity and junior varsity stars and also some cute JV cheerleaders, Members of our class are really tops in music, They belong to Band, Mixed Chorus and Varsity Choir, From our class we have soccer and hockey team members, to say nothing of members of various clubs. We were lucky enough to get Mr. Harrington as our class advisor and he has really started us into high school with a bang, 549441 qua First row, left to right, J, Pulver, A, DuBois, J, White, E, Tyler, L, Beach, K, Welch, J, Hobson, B. Warfield, A, Simmons, Mr, Bellinger, Advisor, Second row: D. Cotting, B, Petrillo, F, Carpenter, C, Hulle, I, Reichelt, R, Dopp, S, Brewer, B, Fraleigh, J, Hyland, G, Espie, K, Welsh. Third row, P, Wimrnons, F, Rousey, B, Lane, A, Lane, B, Arsenault, J, White, J, Hendricks, T, Heywood, P, Smith, J. Van Wagner, D. Kurtz, R. Seitz. First row, left to right, W, Marks, J, Reis, P, Chapman, L, Tyler, M, Seymour, K, Pease, B, Wendover, S, Colton, Mr, Bellinger, Advisor, Second row: R, Latsch, S, Dittmar, C, Regg, C, White, D, Harvey, C, Sullivan, J, Staley, N, Davin, S. La Polt, T, Merryweather, Third row, S, Williams, R, Weckesser, R, Brewer, H, Bohlinger, J, Briggs, A, Gusha, L, Ackert, T, Cunningham, B. Heeb, D, Rifenburgh J. Curnan, Qmdeeaea First row, left to right: Miss Nicasuo, Advisor, P. Decker, C. Riley, R. Forsman, S. Cole, Mr, Fisher, Advisorg S. Libolt, B. McDonald, I. Ruhland, M. Carpenter, Miss Peregrim, Advisor. Second row: H, Carpenter, N. Espie, R. Hapeman, M. Wacker, P. Taylor, I. Stewart, K. Nelson, I. Post, E. Riley, I. Shinn. J. Van Wagner, E. Barall. Third row: J. Merryweather, J. Crowley, R. Knapp, T. Crowley, L. DeLamater, M. Kimbark, B. Hogan, H. Bohlinger, D. Rawlings, V. Beckvermit, S. Powell, P. Crane, J. Ruge. First row, left to right: Miss Peregrim, Advisor, W. Loomis. D. Beach, R. Simmons. I. Arsenault, Mr. Fisher, Advisor, D. Buckeley, K. Korfmann, I. Morse, C. Rowsey, Miss Nicastro, Advisor. Second row: W. Steglitz, P. Marks. R. Neff, R. Warfield, R. Lyon, B. Weckesser, E. Conner, I. Strong, L. Decker, J. Beckvermit, W. Lug. Third row: W. Martin, W. Kilmer, J. McGuire, A. Fraleigh. I. Forbes, L. Decker, S. Murray, W. Becker, N. Billows, K. Ford, G. McDonald, B. Lane. !,f,, if1! ACTIVITIES 74e? EDITORS First row, left to right: Mrs. Snyder, Advisor, P. Conklin, E, Applegate, M, Clarke B. McKee. Second row: M. Stacks, D. Hobson, A. Pease, M. Strong. J. Ahlf. rf ' STAFF First row, left to right: P. Wetzler, I-I, I-Iulle, E. Ebers, M. Van Wey, J, Philips. Second row: S. Hildreth, M. Gay, C. Ackert. P. Spicer, P. Lynch. Third row: D. Pink, R. Nissen, C. Boehm, R, Ficlce, A, Jones, T. Lown. gn, ' lfirst row, left to right: D, Hobson, Treasurerg I. Piplow, Secretaryg A. Pease, President P. Conklin, Vice Presidentg MI. Sewell, Advisor. Second row: C. Lown. J. Hobson, G. Galunas, L, Beach, R. Simmons, L. Cole, S, Libolt. I. Ruhland, S. Cole. 741444 Femz 'La First row, left to right: G. Mielich, A. Pease, M. Stacks. Second row: R. Ruge, B, Wissick, Mr. Fisher, Advisorg E. Burger, D. Hobson. 'Me E EDITORS First row, left to right: J. Piplow, C. Conklin, E. Ebers, H. Hulle, Mrs. Ficke, Advisor. Second row: M. Strong, A. Pease. 11 STAFF First row, left to right: Miss Peregrim, Advisor, S. l.aPolt, P, Wetzler, B. Wendover, M, Seitz, K. Pease, A. Simmons. Mrs, Crowley, Advisor. Second row: P. Spicer, N. Vogel, R. Nilsen, S. Kyff, S. Hildreth, D. Pink, B. McKee, C, Regg, C. Marks, M. Clarke. Third row: B. Lug, I. Forbes, A. Fraleigh, V. Teti, I. Ahlf. R. Ficke, R. Nissen, A. Gusha, A. Lane, L. Decker, R. Lyon. 66-nw First row, left to right: Miss McManus, Advisor, S. Colton, V. Post, G. Espie, D. McWilliams, W. Marks. Second row: P. Conner, K. Pease, S. LaPolt, K. Welch, L Tyler, B. Wendover, P. Chapman, M. Chandler. Third row: C. Sullivan, C. White L. Decker, I. Forbes, A. Tourrette, R. Regg, A. Lane, R. Lyon, S. Townsend, D. Hagadorn. 1 S. f ,X Pu - - First row, left to right: T. Connair, A. Jones, R. Ficke, R. Wheeler, Miss Thorn, Advisor. Second row: I. Briggs, R. Nissen. C. Boehm, P. Goguen. C. Tourrette, V. Asher, V. Post. Xu xrgxt First row, left to right: S. Colton, B. Goetz, R. Becker, Mr. Knapp, Advisorg R. Wheeler, J, Ahlf, S. LaPolt. Second row: I. Ruhland, B. Weckesser, R. Neff, E, Tyler, C, Regg, R. Lyons, R. Latsch, J. Morse. Third row: L. Decker, B. McDonald, J. Forbes, S. Murray, A. Gusha, L. Decker, A, Fraleigh. B. l-leeb, R. Brewer. f4adch- Wana! 'vu 3 First row. left to right: R. Latsch, D. Kimbark, Second row: R. Becker, L. Libolt, P. Conner, A. Zneimer. Third row: Mr. Knapp, Advisorg R. Wheeler, R. Nissen, D. lvlilroy, M. Sharpe, L. Lloyd, B. Goetz, K. Karlson, G. Mielich. 3,4414 Q! 1 D' Back row, standing: Mr, West, ConductorgW, Wissick, W, Burroughs, R, Fraleigh, P, Splain, E. Ebers, M, Kerr, R, Seaman, V, Teti, G, Crowley, Back row, seated: R, Burroughs, J. Ahlf, C, Vogel, C, Conklin, P, Wetzler, J. Forsman, L, McCarney, J, Tator, D, Cotting, J, Joy, K, Welch, C, Ackert, N, Kilmer, J, Callaghan, C, DeMolin, H, Dorrer, S, Kyff, M, Strong, First row, left to right: M, Sharpe, N. Cartmell, I, Hyland, Second row: L, Lloyd. Third row: D, Rubsha, A, Zneimer, M, Seitz, Fourth row: D, Kimbark, J, Philips, Fifth row: R, Miller, R. Miller, Sixth row: P, Conklin, E. Hicks, M. . First row, left to right: B, McKee, C, Ackert, M, Gay, D, Pink, D, Ingles, Second row: Mrs, Ficke, advisor: M. Stacks, T, Connair, M, Clarke, P, Conklin, J, Merryweather, P, Spicer, A. Jones, R. Ficke, E, Applegate, E, Ebers, P, Lynch, H, Hulle, J, Ahlf, M. Strong. ,, . -,,.- - First row, left to right: S, Kyff, S, Hildreth, M, Gay, L, McCarney, W, Gay, R, Burroughs, V. Teti, D. Hohson, M, Stacks, J. Merryweather, G, Espie, J, Joy, Mr, West, Conductor, E, Ebers, Second row, M, Seitz, N, Vogel, D, Ingles, J, Piplow, R, Miller, M, Strong, E, Edson, B, Soulnier, J, Finan, C, Conklin, P, Conklin, J, Philips, R, Becker, Eteci First row, left to right: R, Miller, M. Van Wey, H, Hulle, B. Kipp, P, Napoli, M, Clarke, A. Briggs, J, Forsnian, R, Hulle, R, Nilsen, P, Conklin, C, Conklin, P, Lynch, O, Droge, P, Spicer, J, Philips, J, Merryweather, E, Van Wey, P, Wetzler, J, Mickle, P, Conner, N, Kilmer, B, Junceau, N, Vogel, Mr, West conductor, Second row: J. Van Wagner, R, Becker, D, McWilliams, P, Rifenburgh, B, Goetz, D, Pink, B. Loucks, E, Wager, A, Dittmar, M, Butler, E. Clarke, D, Ingles, S. Kyff, E, Ebers, E, McKee, S, Hildreth, M, Gay, L, Stacks, V, Simpson, Third row: V, Asher, R, Queen, S, Colton, K, Burke, B, Edson, W, Gay, R, Fraleigh, V, Tcti, Fourth row, H, Dorrer, M, Mergendahl, L, Cole, N, Cartmell, J, Cole, J, Joy, A, Zneirner, G, Crowley, M, Seitz, M, Conklin, Y, Ray, B, Harder, M, DuBois, L, Libolt, K, Wheeler, C, Jones, ll, Fitzpatrick, K, Karlson, M, Chandler, L, Ferris, J, Tator, G, Espie, Fifth row: W, Burroughs, J, Ahlf, D, Hobson, L, Hoyt, R, Heywood, A, Jones, R, Miller, H, Mann, W, Wissick, R, Burroughs, R, Ficke, L, McCarney, C, Miller, M, Strong, B. Soulnier, M, Stacks, J, Finan, C, Ackert, C, DeMolin, L, Lloyd, B, Miclich, M, Sharpe, B, Murray, S, Ford, M, Boehm, M, Kerr, M, Briggs, C, Marks, J, Piplow, r-'fs' Woven wee p'l6460Kf4 ag. 66, oz xo Jap PQ 0 me - 5914 K6 vaovmwfin STAGE P Com' c ' une ' Boehm Ho H R, A ycnmef D Cke fr. Lawn D ' fobson Y. Soicer M. Sunceau M VWWBY M' racks . . Su-Ong Left ro right: D. Iunceau, D. Hobson, R. Ficke, E. McKee, D. Pink, P. Spicer, M. Strong, R. Nissen, C, Ackert, M. Stacks, M, Gay, S, Hildreth, B. Edson, P. Lynch. CAST Don Cutter - - - RICHARD FICKE Wing ---- - - -BARRY EDSON PUBLI Priscilla ---- - - PATRICIA LYNCH C RS M. sg? Lady Macbeth - - - - PATRICIA SPICER USEE Dittmar R. Fickollg John Alden - - RICHARD NISSEN H' Hung e - - a S. Hndte Mr. Hyde MICHAEL s'rRoNG D. Ingles 5. MCK Eh Dr, Bunn - - - DONALD HOBSON I Meuyweather J. P11111 ee Lucille Marcy - - ELIZABETH McKEE x' Phmpg Ps Mrs. Kmck - - - - - - Dolus PINK Vanwey Gertrude Finch ----- - CAROL ACKERT P ' wetzw Mrs. T. Ashington Finch - - MARILYN GAY ' Depression -------- - - -SUSAN HILDRETH Artemus Burke - - - - - DAVID JUNCEAU Danny Siletto ------------------- MYRON STACKS The entire play takes place in the reception hall of the Cutter mansion, an isolated house in the hills. av Pr Cady 10 ompters . goww ,ex Ogooons 5 . ' , 'rl' Ngaiisa Nyovm KW u 1l1e,g, M 4 GXJX5 Veta? 6 L auagel-S Q s . E d ' ' v om m s h Ve A s ' - ool gain and P11 PP1e 'LOY 1 3 - ,VI Sit .95 f , Q29 d Sf Ma C0 Co xofb fects 1'Ce11 v Q ' s em kg Asgis efs Ax? an D011-Qld 0617111 new Rubsb. A k 1 A 'QU- S 5 Q I .V L ,.,l ZJQ ,-af' P. :WD- S-N N ...atfh iw 5 PORTS cvzutq Center: B, Knapp, Captaing Mr, Hildreth, Coach, Standing, left to right: R, Fraleigh, S. Colton, R, Heywood, R, Ruge, R, Ficke, Manager: J. McAu1ey, D, Van Wagner, T. Lown, A, Pease, caecbfz Wafwdtq Left to right: Mr, Fisher, Coach, R. Burroughs, G, Galunas, H. Mann, V. Teri, M. Reichelt, S, Gumienny, R, Simmons, L, Reichelt, P, Splain, B. Soulnier, W, Wissick, E, Burger, W, McKinnon, we B. KNAPP A. PEASE 249 561: T. LOWN T MrAT1I CV D. VAN WAGNER J? , 11 ' Q f. 1 S. COLTON 1953-54 enema The Rhinebeck Indians finished the 1953-54 season in a tie for second place with Red Hook and Oakwood, all teams having a 6-4 record. First place winner this year was again Pine Plains with a 10-0 record, In mid-season we lost our best rebounder in Jack Resell, and Tom Connair also left the team, With the members who remained to help with the rebound- ing chores, we missed many balls that might have been ours if we had had more height on the team. The season record for all the contests played was 7-7, with Jack McAuley and Bruce Knapp leading the team with 13. 5, 12.4 averages respectively per game. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD Players Average Per Game Bruce Knapp - - ------ 1 2.5 Jack McAuley - - - - - - 13.5 Sherman Colton - - - - - 5.8 Arnold Pease - - - - - 6.9 TomLown--- --4.0 Don Van Wagner - - - - 3.2 Roger Heywood - - - - 3.3 Jack Rosell - - - - - 5.6 Rusell Ruge ---- - - 2. 5 Richard Fraleigh - - - - - 1. 7 TomConnai.r--- -- 1.4 Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - ' Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - '- Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - Rhinebeck - - ---4s 42--- -- ---as a4--- -- GAMERECORD -.-48 38 ---'12 47 ---41 45 ---42 sv ---49 54 ---34 57 ---39 47 ---as 26 ---44 52 ---72 41 ---58 as ---as 58 Pawling Staatsburg Cardinal Farley Oakwood Tivoli Red Hook Pawling Pine Plains Cardinal Farley Staatsburg Oakwood Tivoli Red Hook Pine Plains 066056400 First row, left to right: W. Weckesser, G, Adams, D, Junceau, Captain M Stacks M. Strong, G, Stewart. Second row: A. Faust, L. Ruge, R. Neilsen, J. Finan, R, Simmons, R, Ruge D Beacm Third row: R. Ellsworth, timekeeper, W, Wissick, B. Soulnier. J. Weckesser Mr Crosby, Coachg R. Ficke, E. Burger, C. Miller. The Rhinebeck Indians soccer team, in its first year of league competition wound up with a 2-6 league record and 4-6 record for total games. Although finishing with an average of , 400, the team shows promise of future development, It was only two years ago that soccer was introduced into the Central School sports program and this year was its first as a varsity sport, Although it is impossible to predict the future success of the team we would like to wish the team and Mr. Crosby much success in the future. Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Anderson Anderson Wappingers Falls Wappingers Falls Roosevelt Roosevelt Oakwood Oakwood Cardinal Farley Cardinal Farley ' Z' can First row, left toright: L. Cole, N. Vogel. B, Iunceau, H. I-Iulle, M. Van Wey, M. Clarke, C. Jones, P. Hobson, C. Lawn, Second row: S. Hildreth, S. Kyff, P. Conklin, R. Nilsen, C, Conklin, D. Pink, J. Piplow, D. Henry, J, Briggs, P, Spicer. ' 'Spode Captains for intramural teams were chosen from the senior class and captains for interschool teams were elected by the honor squad, which is appointed as representing R. C. S, for competition with other schools. There were five or six teams for each sport depending upon the interest in participation, with the girls taking turns officiating. The honor squad for fleld hockey in the fall of 1953 were tmdefeated against Wapplngers Falls, Millbrook, Germantown, and Philmont. In volleyball the girls were defeated in their only game at Wappingers Falls. In this same sport there was a good Ulm-Out for the intramurals games, which were played before Christmas. Basketball began in January. There were several intramural teams. Two honor squads were chosen to play against similar teams at Phllmont, Arlington, Roosevelt, Oakwood and Millbrook. Bowling, an after school project, also began in January. Six teams were appointed, Each team took turns setting pins. The use of the alleys was donated, with a small fee for bowling shoes. Archery was added to the program as an early spring sport and softball continued, Although golf is not a part of the physical education program, interest was shown as an extra-currlcular activity. ADVERTISERS COMPLINIENTS OF 7.557 6:f,,.e I I Rhinebeck, New York - J. R USS E L L if QW 46 ue? P P L E G AT E .B rcs . I General Insurance Commercial Refrigeration and Television Sales and Service Real Estate 31 East Market Street I Q I 15 Nhn Street Rhinebeck, New York Rhinebeck, New York I Phone 1 5 2 Telephone 103 Once Again Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from the Class of 1936 QMZZJMJ R. 5 11711171 llzf' Ormsimz Df'mand.v I l.OWIfRS Call lfv 1l'v'lllmw IIIUHI Ilzrrf' for you on tim: l I'l'Xll, Crisp, l,o'L'el.v llrllffllfl' il ln' for llyfrftfilly, l'ar1.v, .1IHli'L'L'l an or l 1n1vr11l LEIGH S. 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JAUTZ, Proprietor Shoes Nlerfs Furnislzin Rhinebeck, New York 9 THE my WM 5 H O P Ladies Apparel Store eye ZA D QUALITY MARKET Dutchess County Pork Veal - Lamb 41E. Market Street Prime Western Beef Smoked Meats Rhinebeck, New York Phone 36 Telephone 603 Rhinebeck, New York The Finesse Bake Shop llwnnllml f,'aL'v.v For .ill Ornuiorrv liRI'f.1D - ROLLS - l'.1STRllfS lid and ,Miele Teri, Props. Phone 179 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '54 QW: 724 gs' 5 o N Your Store of Friendly Service D 4669 FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION M. A. MCCARNE Y Proprietor East Market Street Rhinebeck, New York Oil - Gas Accessories Phone 604 iffy? jake 'DA ITQY RHINEBECK RED HOOK HUDSON Quality Milk Products THE 5 to 1.00 and Up STORE the Country 13 E. Market Street Wishes You Rhinebeck the Best of Luck Phone 626-R The fm Zzfmgaz cs R oc E nv PAUL VAN AUKEN, Proprietor Haen jewelry Shop The Gift Shop of Northern Dutrlu'ss Dimmmdx - ll'n!rlu'.v - .lru'1'ir,x' , Grocermes - Meats Parlcrr Prnx - 1,ighter'.v - Sil'1.'f'r'wurf Open 8 A M - 6 P M ESTABLISHED 1884 Delivery J: reliable ns its aye ' I JJ modern as the iimrx Twlce Dally Phone 8 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Phone 614 Expert ll'aIrlz Repairing Rhinebeck, New York 1 Open Daily 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. GEORGE SAMAHA, Proprietor Phone 635 Unusual Flower cennpnnnente Arrangements of 0 ! gfZ41zQ C2021 6 Q4 am! CO. BEAUTY P Opposite the Race Track I Phone Rhinebeck 92 OPPE. PROGRESS There is no final stage in eduoationg it is an unending search for knowledge and the continuing development of Wisdom. Through them We can recognize and de- velop opportunities to the fullest extent. Together they are the formula for indi- vidual and world progress. 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