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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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Hildreth Mr, and Mrs. Roland Hagadorn Mr. Buddy Rogers Mrs. Ethyl Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sharpe Raymond I. Cole Allen Rollo West James Goodenough Maxwell Knapp Revilo Merrihew Francis Bellinger Clifford H. Rice Mr. Thomas Sartori Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White Mrs. I. Demboski Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffen Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Copping Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith John D. Lown and Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Junceau Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kime The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Cartmell Dr. D. W. Wilbur Miss Mary E. Cahill Mrs. Blanche Wagert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Van Wey Ethan P. Coon and Co. Walter Siebert Miss Sonia Bush Dr. and Mrs. George F. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zneimer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kilmer Miss Patricia Sauer Miss Jane McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. George A. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sewell Mr, and Mrs. Albert W, Gay Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthews Mrs. Irene DeMolin Mr. and Mrs. John Cullen Miss Margaret Devane Miss Elaenor Alf Emilie M. Schultz In dedicating this yearbook to you, Mr. Harrington, we, the members of the class of 1957, hope in some way to show the deep appreciation we feel for the loy- alty, encouragement and above all, the friendship you have given us throughout our high school years. L..f-- -V ft-ff -V FOREWORD With the school year swiftly coming to an end, we pause to catch a final glimpse of all the happiness we've had and the friends we've made at R,C,S, Many things have happened these past four years which we shall never forget, and we find ourselves holding close to our hearts countless happy memories. lf in later years, these pages should enable you to recall the smiles and dreams of '57, we shall be content knowing that we accomplished what we set out to do. Barbara Junceau Editor ALMA MA TER Lead us, O Alma Mater, And when in later life We weary of the conquest, We're tired of toil and strife Lead on, O Alma Mater, As through the years we strive And midst life's toil we struggle, Thy teaching will survive, In days of youthful seeking, Our guardian faithful be, And then, O Alma Mater, We'l1 lift our hearts to thee. We'l1 think of thee, dear R, Thy sons and daughters true, For thee, O Alma Mater Each day our best we'll do. C 14c1'111i11i.ffr4fin11 fhfllcq Jezziozif' lfzzakrclaffznezz lcfilfiiies cfkvfff 7fM'ZI'ffJ'FlIIfHfJ' JZ! H' li ii A W. My WTX1 1 i ' vw, v ,W ,S , AWN ' . 'A : .am Lyn- - Y H272 mg uv-'11 1 ,u-V. 1 3 ,CZ lffVA'f1V6' fffdfffn if f d ED if 5 5 Q EE 1 A fs X . ll sf- 1,019 W, E I ' X .Uk f I A' lg ,ff A K N W A0'IIIl?Il3'lIdfI3II BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, left to right: Rowland Sharpe, L, Hawley Winnie, Seated: Edgar Nixon, Lester C. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL I ARNOLD B, COPPING - 9 - 5 +6997 , qt A- ' 9 ' wg WILLIAM E, SEWELL RALPH SHAWHAN DOROTHY ALLEN ASSiSI3IlI Pfil1CiP31 Elementary Supervisor Guidance Guidance ADMINISTRATION DORIS VAN AUKEN WALTER SNYDER JANET GREENE Secretary Business Manager Secretary av ,'O ' I 91 f., l,' 1 1 'lu ,ng Ml - .p K ' ,Il ' x iw ?' I ' 0 f a A 1f-' X-1 -A My W ,L .-1 .1 'N , - 5 ,5 www 1, Ma, Jw -ww Aw, 4 -v .eg My 2 i fix fig 'fiif - kZ .. Aquz:. J. ...,. . ...... X. N - , E -- , 3. QI oi l Q I C1944 7 ziczffify ULHU7 5 COMMERCE I. Cullen I. A. Loman INDUSTRIAL ARTS F. Kinney ART E. Balnbrldge HOME ECONOMICS M. Devane LANGUAGES M. Cahill ENGLISH I. McGuinness H, Kelly S, Bush LIBRARIAN D. Knapp 4 MATHEMATICS C. Rice F, Bellinger MUSIC SCHOOL NURSE R. West E. SCIIUIIZ SOCIAL STUDIES PHYSICAL EDUCATION P. Matthews M. Bellingel' D. Allen H. Hildreth No picture C. Ficke A SCIENCE W. Fisher M. Knapp p F. Harrington fri 1 BUS DRIVERS Left to right: V L. Wacker C. Rogers K. Martin E. Decker C. Beach CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: A. Harrison H G eco . r M. Lehr L. Wacker 2 Q Pr I fi fr' 1 CUSTODIANS Left to right: L. Wacker J. Griffin G. Cotting R. Duck O. Ellsworth M. Greco W. Wager ? W , .Z ff Lg' , aff W 7 ' E21 6 ff 1 ' K Q' ,fi f' I ' X X X 9 Q- Jeniozzr ffm 1 'vo Q Q.. SENIOR CLASS First row, left to right: I. Cole, A, Zneimer, N, Cartmell, L. Lloyd, W. Gay, F. Bray, G, Crowley, I, Mickle, G, Weiner, Second row: L, Cole, B. Iunceau, I. Goodenough, M. Boehm, S. Ford, G, Hagadorn, B, Kime, C. DeMo1in, L. Stacks, Third row: E. Van Wey, L. McCarney, M, Chandler, V Teti, R, Bennett, G, Audette, F, Dorrer, V. Post, A, l-lagadorn. Fourth row: D, Shinn, W. Briggs, I, Rikert, R, Wahl, P, Bollenbecker, S, Thomsen, R. Neilsen, E. Jautz, T. Milroy, I. Conklin, T. Carpenter, R. Simmons. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to right: Wayne Gay, Annette Zneimer, Mr. Harrington, Linda Lloyd, Francis Bray, Nancy Cartmell, MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Leaving our Green Years, we entered the Freshman class and plunged headlong into various activities. We could have Danced All Night at our first whirl, the SADIE HAWKINS DANCE, Our Washington fund was started with Pennies from Heaven, proceeds of several food sales. Remember our Freshman trip to the Sidewalks of New York, where we visited the Museum of Natural History and gathered Stardust in the Hayden Planetarium? In early May, many came in the Coo1, Cool, Cool of the Evening to Danceville, U,S,A. , a block dance. We ended this first glorious year with a wonderful Picnic at Lake Taghanic. School Days arrived again in September and now we were Sophomores, Many gals, straight from the Hound -Dog patch, caught their guys in The Tender Trap and dragged them to the second SADIE HAWKINS DANCE! In the spring, it was Take Me Out to the Ball Game as several of our fellows played on the Varsity team. We wound up a good season with our big dance, THE DIAMOND DRAG, Hot Diggety - what a wonderful Smorgasbord we put on in our Junior year! We were The Proud Ones as we flashed our new class rings in December. Everyone seemed to be Younger Than Springtime at 366, our leap year party. One Enchanted Evening in June, we joined the Senior Class in giving the annual Junior -Senior Prom, PEPPERMINT HEAVEN, Our first business venture as High and Mighty Seniors, a portion supper, was a fabulous success - F1ying Saucers and all! Although there can be found some Silver Threads Among the Gold, we 're not Too Old to Cut the Mustard as one can readily see from our participation in sports and Music, Music, Music. Hail, Hail the Gang's All Here reminds us of those gay class parties. The Wheel of Fortune brought us much needed funds at our dance, ONE MAD NIGHT , Our Senior play ended with the happy refrain For He's a Jolly Good Fellow, a fitting tribute to Mr. Kelly, our director, The Variety Show and paper drives nurtured our Money Tree which was destined to be planted in Washington, D,C, . and You'11 Never Know' what a simply marvelous time we all had in our nation's capital. A both happy and sad day for each of us will be Graduation Day. From then on, lt A11 Depends On You - so take good care of R,C,S. When We Grow Too Old to Dream, we 'll still have these Moments to Remember. GEORGE AUDET TE Intramurals 2. AS OUR SCHOOL RICHARD BENNETT PETER BOLLENBECKER FRANCIS BRAY Hall Patrol 4g Auto GO Representative 4g Club 4, Hall Patrol 45 IV Bas- ketball 2g V Basketball 3,4g Soccer 2,3,4g Intramurals 1. Transferred from Millbrook 1954g Transferred to Millbrook 1956, MARGARET BOEHM Patroon Photo Editor 4g Bulletin 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Cheer- leading 3,4g Field Hockey 2,3g Basketball 1,23 S0ftb31l 2, 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4, DA YS SLOWLY FADE WALLACE BRIGGS MARY ELLEN BRIGGS Patroon 4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3, 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Baseball 2,3,4g JV Basketball 3g V Basketball 4g Soccer 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. THOMAS CARPENTER Patroon 4, Bulletin 4, Mixed Chorus 45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4, NANCY CARTMELL Honor Society 3,4g Class Secretary 1,2,3, 4, Patroon Lit. Ed. 4g Bulletin 2,3,4, Ed- itor 3,4g V. Choir 2, 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Library Club lg Field Hockey 1,2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4, MICHAEL CHANDLER Mixed Chorus 1,23 Track 2,3g Soccer 2, 3,4g Basketball 35 Intramurals 1,2. K JENNIFER COLE Hon. Soc. 3, 4, VP Hon. Soc. 4, Class Treas. 1,2, Patroon Typ. Ed. 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Sec. 4, Library Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2. Q. FREDERICK Dorman Track 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, IV Basketball 3, 4, LYNNE COLE GO Pres. 4, Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Class Treas. 3, GO Rep, 1, Bulletin 3, 4, Patroon 4, V. Choir 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Capt. 4. CAROL DE MOLIN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Library Club 1, Intra- murals 1. GAIL CROWLEY Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Hon. Soc Sec. 4, Class Treas. 4, Bulletin 2, 3, 4, Patroon Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4, V. Choir 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- IU3 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 4, Library Club 1, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. INTO A JUDY GOODENOUGH Patroon Art Ed. 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. MEMORY SHIRLEY FORD Honor Society 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Library Club 1, 2, Audio-Visual 1, 25 Intramurals 1. ARLENE HAGADORN Intramurals 1, 2, 3. WAYNE GAY Vice President 4g Yearbook 4: Varsity Choir 1.2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 GERALDINE HAGADGIN Intramurals 1, 2, 3. HAROLD HORTON Library Club 2. waning... BARBARA KIME Transferred from Red Hook 25 Patroon Ad- vertising Editor 4, Bulletin 2,3,4g V. Choir 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Field Hockey 4: Basketball 4g In- tramurals 2,3,4. OUR THOUGHTS WILL ERIC IAUTZ Patroon Sports Editor 4: Hall Patrol 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,a,4, LINDA LLOYD Honor Society 3,45 GO Council 2,4, GO Sec- retary 4g Patroon Assist- ant Editor 4 g Bulletin 2, 3, 4, Activities Editor 2,33 V. Choir 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Field Hockey 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BARBARA IUNCEAU Honor Society 3,4, Honor Society Treasurer 4, Patroon Editor 4g Bulletin 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3,4g V. Choir 3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Field Hockey 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4gln- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading 1. ALWAYS DWELL UPON TIMOTHY MI LROY Mixed Chorus 1: Library Club 2: Intramurals 2. 3. 4. LARRY MCCARNEY Patroon Asst. Ad. Ed. 4: Varsity Choir 1. 2. 3:Mixed Chorus 1.2.3: Band 1.2.3.4 Soccer 2, 3.4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. JUDY MICKLE Patroon 4: Varsity Choir 4: Band 1.2 3.4: Twirler 3. 4. RICHARD NEILSON Soccer 1: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Intramurals 1.2.4. VICTOR POST Audio-Visual 1: Library Club 1. 2: Library Club VP 1: Library Club Pres. 2: Track 2. 3: Soccer 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3.4. JOHN RIKERT DAVID SHINN Hall Patrol 3, 4: Soccer 25 Audio- Mixed Chorus 3: Track 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VINCENT TETI Hon. Soc. 3,4, Hon. Soc. Pres. 4: G0 Vice Pres. 43 Class Vice Pres. 1,35 Patroon Business Mgr. 45 Bulletin 1, 2, Sports Ed. 3,43 Hall Patrol 3,43 V. Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Pres. 4, IV Basketball 1: V. Bas- ketball 2,3g Baseball 1, 3.4. Visual 1, 2, 3. LINDA STACKS Patroon 4: Bulletin 3, 4, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 33 Basketball 2,35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4. ROGER SIMMONS GO Council 1, 2, 3, Class Pres. 1, 35 V. Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 3,45 Soccer 1, 2, 3,41 Basketball 1.2, 3: Baseball 1, 2,33 Intramurals 1. THE DA YS WE VE ROBERT WAHL Transferred from Laurens Central School 3g Patroon 4: Varsity Choir 4: Track 3,4g Soccer 4g Bas- ketball 3,4. GILDA WEINER Transferred from Abraham Lincoln High School 3g Mixed Chorus 3g Intramurals 3. HAD WITH THEE ELAINE VAN WEY Patroon Assistant Ad Editor 4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Field Hockey 2,3 4g Softball 2,3g Basketball 2: Intra murals 1,2, 3,4g Cheerleading IV 2: Varsity 3,4, ANNETTE ZNEIMER Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4g Class Assistant Treas- urer 4g Patroon Sports Editor 4g Bulletin Sec- retary 3,45 Varsity Choir 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Band 1,2,3,4, Band vice president 45 Library Club lg Basketball lg Softball 1,2g Field Hockey 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '57, obviously of unsound mind and body, do declare this as our ultimate will and testament, and hereby bequeath the following to the Junior Class: To Bob Newkirk, George Audette's black crew -cut. Peg Boehm's bread-making ability to Jan Staley and Bette Jo Wohn. Bob Wahl's temper to Mary Bishop and Sally Dittmar Barb Iunceau's prestidigitativeness to Sue LaPolt and Corrine Sullivan. Frank Bray's way with the underclass girls to Tom Merryweather and Ronnie Zeitz, To Dale Kurtz, Nancy Cartmell's piccolo. Wayne Gay's way with cars to Betty Warfield and Billie Jean Wendover. To Marsha Seymour and Karen Welch, Lynne Cole's seriousness. Mike Chandler's cowboy boots to Jim Conklin. Carol DeMolin's blonde curls to Lyle Ackert. Gail Crowley's flashy knee-socks to Dot Harvey and Judy Hobson. To Bob Newell and Dick Weckesser, Arlene Hagadorn's babysitting jobs. Cookie Weiner 's knack for giving senior parties to Barbara Petrillo and Wilma Marks. Linda Lloyd's rusted class coat-hangers to Frank Rowsey. To all the Junior girls, Jack Rikert. Tim Milroy's guitar to Alton Gusha and Anne Stearns. Linda Stacks skill as an equestrienne to Janice White and Gail Anderson. To Joan Reichelt and Sue Littel, Barb Kime's college date book. Vic Post's Toni to Sandy Williams and Craig Vogel. Annette Zneimer's dancing feet and tootin' horn to Rich Latsch. Rick Neilson's poultry farm to Julia Hyland and John Curnan. Gerry Hagadorn's ticket-selling ability to Gail Espie and Ron VanEtten. To Patty Thompson, Shirley Ford's talent for seeing over the clouds. Judy Goodenough's art aptitude to Skip Beach. Judy Mickle's baton to Harold Tompkins. Tom Carpenter 's .Stevenson button to Nancy Davin and Bruce Heeb. To Carol White, Jenny Cole's calm smile. Vince Teti's ROBERT'S RULES to Barb Fraleigh and Sandra Brewer. Larry McCarney's photography ability to Sally Colton. Harold Horton's perseverance to John White, To Sonny Merrihew, Mary Ellen Briggs. Jim Brigg's zest to Kay Welch and Carol Regg. Elaine Van Wey's sense of humor to Ross Brewer. To the Junior Class, Eric Jautz's truck for paper drives. To the Administration, we leave nothing, since they have had enough keeping track of us. To Mr. Kelly, an IBM punch card machine for typing his blithering idiots. To Mrs. Eicke, a ten by ten box for all her newspapers. To Mr. Harrington - for his benefit, we just leave, To Mr. Bainbridge, an art room free of the yearbook staff. To Mr. West,, ,a lot of empty first chairs. To Mr. Rice, aclass of Univacs. To Mr. Matthews, A Volkswagon for his Driver Ed. Class. To Miss McGuinness, a new yearbook advisor, To Miss Cahill, all the chocolate cake she can eat, To Miss Loman, we return her typewriter. To Miss Devane, an amendment to the constitution, abolishing coffee clubs. To Mr. Cullen, a calendar with 365 Friday nights, To Mr. and Mrs. Knapp, many happy days at R.C.S, To Mr. Hildreth, a quiet stage. To Miss Allen, peace at last, CLASS PROPHEC Y The longest bridges you can bet, Will be built by George Audette. Jack and Eric have a yearning For automotive or mechanical learning. Rog and Fred are viewing the scene Now as the United States Marines. Vic Post will surely keep the peace In his job with the Military Police. Po1itician Tom will filibuster With all the strength he can muster. Working at her desk you will see Linda S. as a secretary. Barbara Kime will make a great music teacher lf she doesn't first take a trip to the preacher, Many brains Annette will twist In her career as a psychoanalyst. ? 07 Rick N. will join the other leaders In the Association of Horse Breeders. Says Bob Wahl, without any fears, l'll be a general within two years, A 1 'Y 4'A, gli. t i if J-u x 'kiwi Qt We give undecided Elaine as a mission, The job of commedienne on television. ln commercial art Tim won't fail, For he plans to study at Farmingdale. U Q. tgnjkw ,, 3:1553-Hia Off to college will go Carol D. , Not yet sure what she wants to do. What course to study baffles Nan, But college is definitely part of her plan. Undecided are Frank and Dave, But a successful road we know they'l1 pave, Cookie plans to take a P,G, course, Is R,C,S, the persuading force? CContinuedy v NX' I ,iff V N ky lx . i '-A--'- r iw? ,Z XX fwm. f..:wCf5 -Q IVZG5 Rffldiffg' j X lu. ' -ff' N-X 937 1 1 Wx if .. ,WX 4 WA , 'f I 5' r:i'.f'00 N6 9.-1 mn f, ,K C-J 6? j i'-ff' l'?0.5'fcw4 J 12 -'5TfMf'f I . A' My Mosr L...lQf.L91??fjtgo K I n ,- I I 1' JI MJ I. K ,If 'gf X' Q iw, ,fx 4 X , F7 f , P' , X 0 BEST f'7fi!VlMfIA'L1iJ B153 ff X F ffl D Sw 3 fx 3, Niyiixgjgg 3' ,565 7. UND 712' f7'7'1'6.'.5',7' MF divx, ..-,M-- my x fu! 4 ' 5 ' s 1 ,lgfiigifigfgx -fx O S'-if K W Q ' W Q ae fr? Q ! I 0 I 'lik' if FJ f l Z ' ' Q gfQyJa?hff1fef2 1 1 gg JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: P, Chapman, W, Marks, J, White, M. Seymour, C. Vogel, D. Harvey, P, Thompson, L. Beach, G, Anderson, K. Pease, A. Simmons, Second row: M. Bishop, J, Hyland, N. Davin, S. Dittmar, J, Staley, S, Brewer, I, Reichelt, D, Cotting, C. Regg, G, Espie, C. White, B, Wohn, J, Hobson, Third row: S, Colton, S. LaPolt, B, Fraleigh, K. Welch, T, Merryweather, R. Latsch, R, Weckesser, D, Williams, B, Wendover, K. Welch, E, Warfield, C, Sullivan, A. Stearns. Fourth row J. Curnan, R, Brewer, F, Rowsey, D, Kurtz, I, White, T, Hayward, J, Kendrick, R, Newkirk, B. Heeb, R. Newell, R, Newkirk, A, Gusha, L, Ackert, D. Rifenberg, OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to right: Craig Vogel, Harold Tompkins, Dorothy Harvey, Mr, Rice, Patricia Thompson. SOPHOM ORE CLASS First row, left to right: P, Decker, E. Barall, M. Carpenter, C. Riley, S. Powell, J. Post, D. Rozell, R. Warfield, M. Sheehan, A. Fraleigh, E. Riley, N. Espie, P, Taylor, J. Shinn. 'Second row: M. Kim- bark, M. Wacker, N. Wren, B. Hogan, R. Forsman, L. Delamater, P, McMahon, J. Ruge, E. Mc- Carthy, P, Crane, T. Crowley, M, Staley, R. Hapeman. Third row: I. Crowley, N. Rowsey, B, Irwin, I. Ruhland, R, Rinschler, W. Haines, B. Weckesser, F. Lyons, J. Strong, D. Beach, R. Simmons, W, Lug, J. Morse, J. Stewart. Fourth row: B. MacDonald, E. Conner, W. Martin, R. Strang, K. Ford, D, Walsh, E. Williams, S. Murray, I. Forbes, G, McDonald, W. Steglitz, L. Decker, J. McGuire, R. Van Etten, D. Buckley. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to right: Ioyce Post, Dawn Rozell, Mr. Kelly, Richard Warfield, Augustus Fraleigh, Mary Sheehan, Maryann Banyo. 14' FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to right: B. Roby, M. La Schiavo, C. Swendsen, B. Wahl, G. Rosecrans, D. Townsend, D. Iunceau, E. Zneimer, D, Traver, R. Celelli, L. Mattison, J. Clark, J. Allen, B. Fitzpatrick, C. Wendover. Second row: S. Cullen, M. Kent, E. Hess, D. Traver, H. Van Etten, D. Burnell, C. Wal- berg, S. June, S, Bollenbecker, N. Hogen, D. Williams, P. Butti, E. de Papp, I. Buckley, A, Cantine S. Lattin, Third row: T. Mergendahl, W. Beckwith, I. Hobson, J. Fox, L, Matthies, K. Lynch, C. Tortarella, K. Briggs, R. Wager, P. Conner, S, Sigloch, T. Florence, M. Morse, N. Weiner, B. Cook- ingham, D, Lattin, P. Welch, Fourth row: J. Pink, G. Goetz, R. Denu, C. Staunton, E. Wohn, H. Mar- tin, W, Stems, I, Greco, L. Ingles, A. Weingartner, J. Leachman, I. Rathjen, C. Kochinka, C. Hol- sapple, F. Day, I. Gregory, OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to right: Mitchell Morse, Betty Hamm, Donald Iunceau, Edward Zneimer, Mr. Matthews, David Traver, Rosemarie Celelli. 71- Iii H .Jil u-.. hush lil, Li l-1 In -I Pu EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: R. Egerton, M. Irwin, B. Burroughs, I. Burger, M. Myron, F. Seaman, 1. Leachman, S. Williams, B. Billows, H. Listemann, R. Lomax, E. Hirsch, M. Young, I, Post, J. Thomp- son, J. Ruhland. Second row: D. Bickel, J. Volk, C. Rider, C. Countryman, H. White, E. LaPolt, E. Rasmussen, I. Wander, Y, Asher, I. Decker, P. Haines, B. Bray, D. Lattin, S. Brown, R, Nee, J. Merryweather, V. Kilmer. Third row: D. Ahearn, H. Colton, W. DuBois, D. Aldridge, G. Traver, E. Rowsey, T. Weckesser, H. King, R, Powell, G. Fraleigh, G. McWilliams, W. Trombini, K. Cullen, E. Brown, P. Milroy, I. Strang, I. Jappen, I. Groves. Fourth row: I. Van Kuren, R. Gallagher, E. Hansen, H. Staley, R. Newkirk, I. Forbes, G. Kraft, P. Dittmar, D. Fricke, W. Millspaugh, P. Mierop, C, Hulle, W. Rockefeller, R, Wolf, G. Fraleigh, D. Woodin, C, Nichols, F. Chlanda, J. Wheeler. Ilia, F., an A a sf' OFFICERS AND ADVISOR First row, left to right: Barbara Billows, Sally Williams, Joy Leachrnan. Second row: Frederick Seaman, Douglas Fricke, Mrs. Bellinger, Mr. Bellinger, Herbert Listemann. -.I L. SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: S. Mergendahl, T. Barron, M, Palmateer, A. Arsenault, M. Schmidt, W. Cole, L. Sharpe, C. VanAuken, R. Beckwith, L. Warfield, N. Myron, L. Townsend, I, Ke11eY. I. Teti. Second row: M, Conley, L, Cullen, S. White, N, McCarney, M, Beach, M. Wyant, M. Samaha, N, Doyle, M. Pollard, M, Townsend, C, l-leeb, F, Kilmer, G, Reimuth. Third row: J. Tator, B. Barrett, C, Lehr, I. Palinski, D. Anderson, B, Fenger, W. Dedrick, P. Vallone, G. Couse, E. Weingartener, D. Bartles, M, Smith, I. Countryman, R. Dahl. Fourth row: R. Martin, R. Tompkins, D. Sigler, R. Callaghan, D, Mitchell, R, Rockefeller, G. Hobson, B. McQuire, M. Shufult, W, Harrison, R. Dorrer, T, Castor, J. McMahon, A. Crane, L. Sipperley, G. Kilmer, M. Bickel. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to right: L, Warfield, Miss Bush, L, Sharpe, C. VanAuken, Mr, Fisher, W. Cole, R, Beckwith, QAM' .Z 4w 5 I- Q SQUAD f if 02:0 ' In cKET 0 CLUB SPHC-E ., SAVING , T T --14' ffcfilfiiiw' Wil. .1 PATROON STAFF First row left to right: L. Stacks, L. Cole, L. Lloyd, B. Iunceau, B. Kime, A. Zneimer. Second row: E Iautz W Gay, G. Crowley, I. Cole, J. Mickle, J. Goodenough, M. Boehm, N, Cartmell, E, Van Wey R Wahl L. McCarney. EDITORIAL STAFF BARBARA IUNCEAU - LINDA LLOYD - - - - - - - Editor-in-chief - - Assistant Editor NANCY CARTMELL - - - - - -Literary Editor VINCENT TETI - - GAIL CROWLEY - - BARBARA KIME - - ELAINE VAN WEY - - IENNIFER COLE - - IUDY GOODENOUGH MARGARET BOEHM - - - - - ANNETTE ZNEIMER - - - - ERIC IAUTZ. ---- Business Manager - -Assistant Business Manager Advertising Editor - - Assistant Advertising Editor - Typing Editor - Art Editor -Photography Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor i 0, in i First row, left to right: M. Boehm, B. Junceau G. Crowley. Second row: L. Cole, L. Stacks, T. Carpenter, B. Kime, A. Zneimer. t VVAB ,.4?.....,A SENIOR BULLETIN STAFF The Central School Bulletin is that section of the RHINEBECK GAZETTE which is prepared by the students of R.C.S. Working on alternate weeks, two staffs, each with its own editors, typists, and reporters, serve to bring news of school activities to members of the community. JUNIOR BULLETIN STAFF First row, left to right: F. Rowsey, C. Regg, D. Harvey, K. Welch, J. Reichelt, P. Tompson. Second row: A. Gusha, W. Marks, M. Seymour, G. Espie, B. Fraleigh, S. Lapolt, J. Hyland, D. Cotting, N. Da- vin, C. White, C. Sullivan, A. Stearns, M. Bishop, R. Ce- lelli, A. Simmons. L. Lloyd, N. Cartmell, -1551, . ...gi Qf' 5222.-5 5 K -of A' r -. In G. O. COUNCIL First row, left to right: Mr. Sewell, D. Harvey, L. Cole, V. Teti, L. Lloyd, Mr, Rice. Second row: E. Zneimer, F. Bray, L. Beach, C. VanAuken, I. Post, Mr. Bellinger, Mr. Harrington, R. Celelli, S, Williams, R. Warfield, H. Listemann, W. Cole. The purpose of the General Organization is to promote the general welfare of students in their contacts with each other and with other schoolsg to promote social activities, regulate extra -class activities, administer those phases of school life not under direct authority of the faculty or administration, and to foster a better and more widely spread school spirit, OFFICERS President - - - Lynne C913 Vice President - - - - Vincent Teri Secretary - - - - Linda Lloyd Treasurer - - - - Dorothy Harvey .P fy t V HONOR SOCIETY The object of this chapter shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils at Rhine- beck Central School. . ,ue s Q L 1 1-1 First row, left to right: A V. Teti, F. Bray, D. Sf Beach, RL Brewer, B. McDonald, R. Rinsch- ,M 1, w ler, I. Curnan. Second t it Q row: W. Haines, J, Rikert, C. Vogel, Mr. Fisher, R, Newell, B. Heeb, E. Jautz, L. Beach. First row, left to right N. Cartmell, J. Cole, V. Teti, G. Crowley, B. Junceau, L. Cole, Second row: S, Ford, Miss Loman, Mr, Rice Mr, Sewell, Mr. Cul- len, Miss Cahill, L. Lloyd. The Hall Patrol, which is in its fourth year under the direction of Mr. Fisher, is an organization which helps to insure proper hall, conduct and reduce school accidents HALL PATROL First row left to right: T, Crowley, W Steglitz W. Haines, D. Bur- nell G Rosecrans. Second row: R Nee P Decker, D, Townsend, Mrs Knapp R. Irwin, N. Hogan, C Wendover, zfnc AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The purpose of the Audio-Visual Club is to train students in the operation and main- tenance of the moving picture projector, the tape recorder and other equipment. c t T gf!! L ' 3 First row, left to right: D. Woodin C. Tortarella, R. Denu, W, Beck with, R. Powell, K. Lynch, P, Mierop. Second row: D. Lattin, B. Cookingham, Third row: Mr, .. L S. Sigloch, J, Forbes, H. Martin, L. Ingles, K. Ford, W, Stearns, A. Weingartner, D, Walsh, W, Millspaugh. The purpose of the Library Club is to promote interest in reading for both pleasure and research, The members aid Mrs. Knapp in checking and mending books, and in keep- ing the library decorated and cheerful. LIBRARY CLUB Knapp, P, Dittmar, C. Holsapple, VARSITY CHOIR First row, left to right: P, Decker, I. Buckley, R. Celelli, A. Zneimer, M. Seymour, S. Cullen, J. White, I. Mickle, I. Crowley, Mr. West. Second row: L. Cole, G. Crowley, I. Ruge, R, Forsman, N. Cartmell, D. Harvey, B. Kime, L. Lloyd, L. Stacks, P. Crane, B. Iunceau. Third row: M. Morse, D. Beach, W. Haines, R. Brewer, J. McGuire, D. Kurtz, L. Beach, C. Vogel, R. Newkirk, R. Wahl, B. Heeb, B. McDonald, R. Weckesser, V. Teti, E. Zneimer, I, Hobson, D. Junceau, iv MIXED CHCRUS First row, left to right: P. Thompson, G. Anderson, W. Marks, C. Swendsen, E. McCarthy, M. Wacker D. Burnell, D, Traver, P. Decker, Mr. West. Second row: R. Hapeman, S, Dittmar, J. Merryweather, R. Forsman, I. Reichelt, B. Kime, D. Harvey, L. Mattison, D. Townsend, L. Stacks, S. Colton, B. Iunceau, E. Van Wey. Third row: I. Ruhland, D. Beach, R. Warfield, W. Haines, R, Brewer, I. Mc- Guire, D. Kurtz, L. Beach, C. Vogel, T. Hayward, A. Fraleigh, R. Neilson, B. Heeb, B. McDonald, R. Weckesser, A. Gusha, T. Carpenter, D. Williams, D. Rifenburgh. BA ND Back row, standing: Mr. West, R. Hildreth, A. Fraleigh, J, Pink, V. Teti, L. Beach, P. Crane. First row, left to right: J. White, P. Taylor, N. Cartmell, I. Hyland, C. Vogel, E. Zneimer, L. McCarney, D. Iunceau, M. Kent, Second row: B. Iunceau, I. Ruge, J. Buckley, W. Dedrick, L. Lloyd, P. Decker, C. Heeb, S. Cullen, K. Welch, L. Sharp, M. Seymour, R, Seaman, J, Callaghan, I. Mickle, A. Zneimer. Third row: C. Countryman, R. Celleli, R. Forsman, B, Fitzpatrick, I. Crowley, M. Bishop, I. Reichelt, N, Davin. Fourth row: R. Weckesser, M. Morse, B. Kime, B, Heeb, G, Crowley, T, Castor MUSIC NOTES Rhinebeck Central High School's interest in music is reflected in the large number of students participating in the Varsity Choir, Mixed Chorus, and Band, The Mixed Chorus and Band are part of the elective curriculum of the school program, each affording its members one-half regents credit per year. The students singing in the Varsity Choir are selected from grades nine through twelve and practice out of school hours. Under the direction of Mr. Rollo West, the organizations combine their efforts each year to present the Christmas and Spring Concerts, events which are enthusiastically received by both the school and community. BOOKS AND CROOKS Left to right: B. Kime, A. Zneimer, C. DeMolin. I. Hyland, N. Cartmell, E. Iautz C. Vogel, T. Carpenter, G. Crowley, M. Chandler, W. Gay, V, Teti, L. Lloyd, L. McCarney, Scene: BENEDICT ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL Director: H, KELLY Make-Up: E. BAINBRIDGE CAST Gerard ----- - - Michael-Chandler Miss Hamilton - - - - Nancy Cartmell Arthur Q. Henly - - - - Vincent Teti Larry Malone - - - - - Tom Carpenter Lindy Williams - - - - - Annette Zneimer Goody Gulfhopper - - - - Carol DeMo1in Ray Prof Nichols - - - - Vincent Teti Francis -------- ---- W ayne Gay P. Oliver Burkholder - - - - - Larry McCarney Mrs. Gunklock ---- ---- L inda Lloyd Mrs. Blickle ---- - - Gail Crowley Lieutenant Shaw - - --------- Eric Jautz The School Band - - - - -R. Hildreth, C. Vogel, I. Mickel, I. Hyland Business, Publicity, Staging, Make-Up: E. Van Wey, M. Briggs, M. Boehm, F. Bray, J. Cole, L. Cole, G. Hagadorn, I. Goodenough, D. Shinn. Prompters: B. Kime, B. Iunceau, Usherettes: I. Cole, L, Stacks, G. Weiner, S. Ford. 1 V 1 .WA .,,A wp s ,gi ,,,,,2 ,1:.,q,. 'P QE I 'xx K 5541 f iff, nz' f I ,Vik . E, ' 4 x ' I uw: TQ, .235 O 1 W? 2 . is .Hg P' N J' Ns 243' W fi ,N if ,V wi ' ,A 1- :W an ,qs 4 .fn l Q35-'f-. wit' 1 aw F 's at '59 5 4 3 n..,,- E X J f X R -4 2 X Q f ,Q X N fycnoalf X , Wfd e?3 ' X X - S, A ,Q-44 Space Ball Hvjecf 4392 - 5 7 Il por .v 1 . W2 SOCCER TEAM First row, left to right: D. Lattin, F. Dorret, L. McCarney, D. Rifenburg, W. Haines, R Warfteld, D. Kurtz, D. Beach, J. Strong, R. Simmons, F. Bray, M. Chandler. Second row: R Brewer, mana gerg A. Weingartner, R. Newkirk, D. Walsh, S. Murray, I. Kendricks, Mr. Baines B Wahl, I Forbes, W. Gay, C. Vogel, R. Newell. Rhinebeck 2 Rhinebeck 5 Rhinebeck 2 Rhinebeck 4 Rhinebeck 2 Rhinebeck 4 Rhinebeck 0 Rhinebeck 0 Rhinebeck 8 Rhinebeck 2 TEAM RECORD Wappingers Falls C.F.M. A. Roosevelt Anderson Oakwood C.F.M. A. Wappingers Falls Roosevelt Anderson Oakwood TRACK First row, left to right1P, Welch, J. Ruhland, F. Lyons, J, Strong, R, Neff, F. Dorrer, D Beach V Post. Second row: R. Strang. I. Forbes, N. Kime, Mr. Harrington, G. Stewart, L. Reichelt L Ackert TEAM RECORD The 1956 track team competed against Red Hook in two track and field meets at the Rhinebeck Central School. Red Hook won the first contest by a score of 38-36, Rhinebeck was victorious in the second event, 39-37. Two practice meets were run with C.F.M.A. Last spring, Rhinebeck's thinclads competed in the Dutchess County Scholastic League Meet at Arlington, The team finished third. DAVID BEACH ROBERT WAHL JOHN RUHLAND ROBERT STRANG GLEN STEWART Medalists from R,C,S, were: gold medal silver medal bronze medal bronze medal bronze medal one-half mile high jump broad jump shot put 100 yard dash IUI1 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. left I0 right: F. Bray. I. Briggs, Standing: L. Beach, W. Steghtz I Forbes R Wahl, Coach Hildreth, I. Kendricks, K. Ford, R. Warfield, T. Merryweather Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck TEAM RECORD Q Pawling Staatsburg Tivoli C.F.M. A. Oakwood Pine Plains Red Hook Staatsburg Tivoli Germantown C. F.M. A. Pawling Oakwood Pine Plains Red Hook JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: R. Lyons, D, Rifenburg. Standing: Coach Sarton B Weckesser I Leachman, B. McDonald, G, Fraleigh, R. Newkirk, S, Murray, T Hayward D Walsh E. Wohn, I. Strong, R. Wager, I. Ruhland. Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck Rhinebeck TEAM RECORD Staatsburg C.F.M. A. Oakwood Pine Plains Red Hook Staatsburg Germantown C. F. M. A. Oakwood Pine Plains Red Hook Left to right: A. Zneimer, L. Cole, K. Welch, M. Boehm, I. Reichelt, L, Stacks, N. Davin, E. Van Wey. CHEERLEADERS P, Decker, Left to right: M. Lo Schiavo, J, Post, N. Espie, B. Fitzpatrick, B. Hamm, P. Butti, P, Taylor 5 V4 BASEBALL First row, left to right: J. Briggs, H. Mann, R. Fraleigh, D. Rifenburg. Second row I. Conklin, R. Ruge, T. Heywood, L. Beach, R. Simmons, Coach Hildreth Rhinebeck 2 Rhinebeck P Rhinebeck 4 Rhinebeck 11 Rhinebeck 6 Rhinebeck 20 Rhinebeck 22 Rhinebeck 3 Rhinebeck 4 Rhinebeck 3 Rhinebeck '7 UNDEFEATED COUNTY CHAMPIONS fNo Hitterj KNO Hitterj TEAM RECORD Pine Plains Red Hook C.F.M. A. Staansburg Pine Plains C.F.M. A. Staatsburg Red Hook Wappingers Falls Millbrook Roosevelt .. . KVVV A , K ,V VV LV ,, I FIELD HOCKEY First row, left to right: L. Cole, G. Crowley. Second row: P. Thompson, E. Van Wey, R. Forsman, K. Welch, B. Kime, C. Regg, J. Hyland, J. Reichelt, K. Welch, B. Junceau. Third row: L. De Lamater, P. Taylor, M. Kent, P. Butti, M. Banyo, J. Crowley, J. Hobson, I. Ruge, Miss Allen, P. McMahon, E. Fitzpatrick, G. Espie, N. Espie, J, Post, J. Stewart, C. Wendover. UNDEFEATED FIVE YEARS TEAM RECORD Rhinebeck 4 Rod Hook 1 Rhinebeck Millbrook Rhinebeck- Red Hook Rhinebeck WaPPin8ef5 Fans Rhinebeck Oakwood Rhinebeck Millbrook BASKETBALL First row, left to right: E. Barall, P. Thompson, J. Post, M. Kent, J. Crowley, J. Stewart, J. Hobson, L. Cole, A. Zneimer, R. Celelli, P. Taylor. Second row: S. Colton, K. Welch, R. Forsman, P. Mc- Mahon, L. DeLamater, S. Brewer, B. Kime, J. Hyland, K. Welch, S. Littell, B. Iunceau. TEAM RECORD VARSITY Rhinebeck 45 Millbrook 6 Rhinebeck 46 Millbrook 12 Rhinebeck 25 Red Hook '1'7 Rhinebeck 30 Red Hook 20 JUNIOR VARSITY Rhinebeck 28 Millbrook 17 Rhinebeck 20 Millbrook 17 Rhinebeck 18 Red Hook 29 Rhinebeck 16 Red Hook 32 SCHEDULE FOR REMAINDER OF SEASON Rhinebeck versus Anderson Home Rhinebeck versus Anderson Away Rhinebeck versus Oakwood Away Rhinebeck versus Oakwood Home 'I if, K , is ,tiara .-0,0 , 4 SOFTBALL First row, left to right: M. Briggs, B. Iunceau, B. Wohn, S. Colton. Second row: L. Lloyd, I. Hyland, K. Welch, Miss Allen, C. Regg, K. Welch, G. Crowley. Rhinebeck 20 Rhinebeck 11 Rhinebeck 8 Rhinebeck 5 Rhinebeck 29 Rhinebeck 19 SOFTBALL HIGH SCHOOL 1956 SOFTBALL SEVENTH GRADE Millbrook Millbrook 1956 Millbrook Millbrook Roosevelt Roosevelt -agf., P0- - v W , n . +1ll l'l f wW2k622Yf' ff 5 A I 2 A A gf I 1 PROPHEC Y A If , 'l',s I ' IA 414 1 E .sm Qs tv- XX Q 3 . 1, 1. Linda Lloyd, with languages at her command, May become famous in a foreign land, Executive Vince will be a big boss, A E H 5 For when it comes to leadership, he's not at a loss, 'J V At Beaver College our gal Gail C. Will surely pursue Medical Technology. Patching up her patient's fears, Lynne Cole will nurse throughout the years, For big time sports Jim has a craze, He'll probably play ball for the rest of his days. Pete Bollenbecker is the man Who plans to work for Uncle Sam. Jennifer Cole will set the pace, As a secretary she will win the race, Shirley and Judy M. are certain to win, As they set the business world in a spin. A first class itinerant Mike will be. 4 5 H After that, he'l1 take to the sea. lt's hard to tell what the future will unravel wi ' For Larry and Wayne who will also travel. When Gerry's high school days are done, i- She'll get a position at Central Hudson, 15552 L,-5 The other senior twin, Arlene, As a clerical worker will be seen, We see Peggy Boehm as a designer, In that field, no one could be much finer, We see Judy G, in the part, Making headlines in the field of art. 'J We pity the world that awful day When as an atomic scientist emerges Barb J Mary Ellen plans to work at IBM, lf she doesn't capture a guy before then. These plans for the future of our class We surely hope will come to pass, . Gu' But if they don't, you must agree There's still no better class than we, ff K.: A- 7471 11:2 5115540 3 Eli I : W2-1 S Q :MDW 47Q5u,,,,+ 5 11455 f ff N- 1, 6-5 ,9,,,,, Y ,f HJVFZWJ' wif X 0 f XY f fy!-T - K 2 'ff' -i i Danse COMM UNITY PL YVQU714 Ag OMMUNITY GARAGE V Ar RHINEIICI. llw 'ol' ayapw '51 LH D ICDQS Profes sional Portraiture Candid Weddings C ommercial Portraits J. SCATTERGOOD Rhinebeck, New York Phone TR6-3139 FUNERAL HOME DONA LD S. DAPSON Licensed Manager Funeral Home Established 1844 A Beautiful Tribute - one that is consoling, sincere and serene in an atmosphere of refinement and dignity. Rhinebeck, N. Y. C ompliments With All Good Wishes of to the Graduates. ' 1 QQZWQMJ 1Il2C ':5 l' HARDWARE AND 1312057- When the Clelcgajilog Demands f can Us ZZ We'll Have Them There for You on Time Fresh, Crisp, Lovely Ladies' Apparel Store 41 E. Market Street Rhinebeck, New York Telephone TR6 - 3020 Whether It Be for Wedding, Party, Anniversary or Funeral L.ElCSl-I 5. SALTSMAN GREENHOUSES AND SA LES ROOM E. Market Extension Rhinebeck TR6-4981 Wholesale - Retail MAQDV5 SINC LAIR SERVIC E Oils, Gas, Tires, Batteries Accessories Phone TR6-3704 GEBHARD A. JAUTZ Proprietor Rhinebeck, New York me-My BQCDS. C OMMERC IA L RE FRIG ERA T ION Television Sales and Service Telephone TR6-3103 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Your Store of- Friendly Service l4lL.IVIEl2S QUALITY GROC ERY Phone TR-6-3571 Free Delivery 40 East Market Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. Thru-Out the Years. . The Welcome-Old Fashioned-Like Is Part of the Charm ofclo BEEKAAAN ARMS Rhinebeck America's Oldest Hotel Since 1870 Fine Food Re fr e shrnent Lodging WALTER J, HARTER, Ho st QI-IINEEECK DEPARTMENT STORE 7Z GROCERY V. J. Fragomen Estate PAUL VAN AUKEN, Proprietor Ladies', Men's and Children's Groceries ' Meats Footwear and Clothing OPCH 8 A- M- - 6 P- M- Delivery Rhinebeck, N. Y, Twice Daily Phone TR6-4740 phone 6,3654 Rhinebeck, New York Magic Ranges Glenwood Ranges Servel Refrigerators Ruud Pen-field Water Heaters Frigidaire Dealer DLJTC I-JESS G-AS CCIVII3-ANN! 19 West Market Street Rhinebeck, New York - Telephone TR6-3661 Red Hook, New York, Telephone 3301 DALJ LQES OUR SHOES I AVEIZN SPEAK FOR PAUL SPLAIN, Prop. THEMSELVES- Tel. TR6-4864 THEY HAVE 2 Miles South of Rhinebeck, N. Y TONGUES! Meet Your Friends C ongratulations and 9 9.6 Best Wishes G-AQ AGE Greasing - Repairs CHARLES ROC KEFELLER Proprietor Rhinebeck, New York Phone 552 Graduates of 1957 From T I-IE Qa5 13l-ILXIQIVILXCNK Your Friendly Drug Store D, W, SCHERMERHORN Proprietor mfffw 5 to 1.00 and Up A City Store in the Country 13 E, Market Street Rhinebeck Phone TR6 -3206 C ompliments of THE HUDSON VALLEY DEPARTMENT STORE Rhinebeck, New York and RED HOOK DEPARTMENT STORE Red Hook, New York The Family Stores for Value JOSEPH SHAPIRO, Proprietor Zfafawwfffwzgffziaffaf yr A X , M T U W. THE 126466 B A KE SH OP TL-IE E!!! Lunchette Decorated Cakes for All Occasions Bread - Rolls - Pastries ED AND ADELE TETI Props. Phone: Rhinebeck TR6 -6211 N. Y. Wishes You the Best of Luck Cicero Said In the Family, as in the State, the Best Source of Wealth Is Economy The successful man would never have been a success if he had never saved. By opening a sav- ings account and adding to it con- tinuously your success is assured. l2L-l I NEBECI4 SAVINGS Lots of Luck to the Class of '57 CCACP4 I-IOLJSE BAN K TAVEI2 N Rhinebeck, New York Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, 256 VARIETY STORE Fountain Service Everything for the Outdoorsman meejfftkfg Licensed Real Estate Broker General Insurance Agent Authorized Dealer Maine Sectional Log Cabins Phone Rhinebeck TR6-3513 51 East Market Street Rhinebeckf New York I Once Again Congratulations to the Class of 1957 From the Class of 1936 W gm-2 C ornpliments I WA.L.f5l-I5 f I o PAINT STORE and Painting Contracting LJCDESCN Quality and Service RADIO That Excel AND Phone TR6-6139 TELEVISION 42 East Market Rhinebeck, New York T, 8: T. AUTO SALES Ford Sales and Service TR6-4253 Rhinebeck, N. Y. DCDTQCDTL-IV TL-IE CEIQIIIZNCDLJCSI-1 W 1 f p 32 E, Market St. L O Suits Coats Skirts Dresses 38 West Market Street Sweaters Blouses Sportswear Lingerie and Rhinebeck, N. Y. Accessories Appropriate Gifts for A11 . Occasions Just What You Need for Work or School Tl-UE QI-Il NEBECK Z, n-ENQV je i2 SCI-:AAD Zi SON PRINTERS Choice Meats RSP Poultry Established 1846 and JACOB H, STRONG JR, Proprietor Phone TR6-3033 Sea Foods Rhinebeck TR6-6256 40 East Market Street Rhinebeck Compliments of Zaye QESTAU 12A NT Fountain Service Rhinebeck, New York 'VCDSVVN CCUNTQY HARDWARE C O. Martin Senour Paints Tomorrow's Merchandise Today Rhinebeck, New York Telephone TR6-6135 THE ZZ ' 4545 ZW! WINE AND LIQUOR 25 STORE JEVVELQY 'Sl-ICDTD FRED HOLDERMANN Proprietor The Gift Shop of Phone Orders Telephone TR6-6264 24 Montgomery Street Rhinebeck, New York Northern Dutche s s Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Parker Pens - Lighters Silverware Established 1884 As Reliable as Its Age As Modern as the Times Phone TR6-4311 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Expert Watch Repairing ZWMWWZZMQZ' INC. Rhinebeck, New York 'l'l-H-E T2L-II NEBECK HARDWARE COMPANY Northern Dutchess Leading Hardware Store Rhinebeck, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 'Fl--IE MAVVLEV GIFT SHOP 17 Mill Street Rhinebeck, New York C ompliments of 12B-JINEBECII4 , GARAGE IVHKES BARBER SHOP CHEVROLET Rhinebeck, N. Y. Rhinebeck, N. Y. C. B, HARTSHORN, Pres For Extra Value - Save wiki? fzkmfa Compliments of E5ILJNfEET:2 'FDIPJIEE ITA LIAN RESTAURANT Albany Post Road Rhinebeck, N. Y. Dv4CDL.J.LIDNf PHARMACY Albany Post Road Hyde Park, N. Y. C ongratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 ,241-Z YWMZ BEAUTY SALON 71 East Market St. Rhinebeck, N. Y. Tranny 6-4098 Compliments of I kilPJG5E5 FUEL OIL SERVICE C ongratulations to the Class of '57 From the iEY1TC!E2F2 THEATER Compliments of C ompliments of M445 ATLANTIC BEAUTY SHOP 63 East Market Street Rhinebeck, N. Y. Ph. T136-6261 AND Compliments of KI NGS FUEL OIL SERVICE TEA CO. Gas - Atlantic - Oil UNVVED r-uovvuES C IGAR ST ORE Sales Agency Double-Kay Nuts - Ice Cream Greetings C ards ATLANTIC SERVICE Complete Car Service Goodyear Tires and Accessories . HOWARD A. BABCOCK Camera Supplies Page and Shaw Candy Phone Tr6 -8045 Rhinebeck Route 9 Rhinebeck, N. Y. Even Grant Took Compliments of l2lCf.l-IIVIONID LAUNDROMA T SERVIC E RECREATION CENTER Shirt Service - Dry Cleaning Half-Hour Laundry Phone Red Hook 2396 BOWLING Route 9 Red Hook, N, Y. Our Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1957 ERNA AND LEONARD ZNEIMER The Rhinebeck Country School Compliments of With All Good Wishes to the PAQ K CLEANERS GRADUATES KE IT K-I HARRINGTON'S QUALITY MARKET A. Dutchess County Pork GOUQLAY Veal-Lamb Prime Western Beef Smoked Meats Phone TR 6-3606 Rhinebeck, New York Compliments of RHINEBECK DINER 40 TRUC RING CORP N 7 x N ' I A . Best Wishes Compliments of 1 a Nc. , Red Hook S WELDING SERVICE Records Hi-Fidelity Route 9 Phone Ca9-7119 Wallpaper HYDE PARK PAINT 8: GLASS CO. Wall Tile - Floor Tile Mirrors - Table Tops Window Glass Post Road Hyde Park, N, Y, Rhinebeck, New York Est. of C. E. SIPPERLY PLUMBING - TINNING - HEATING Rhinebe ck, New York Telephone : Day TR6-4655 - Night TR6-3408 Sl RUSCO Combination Windows in Any Color I LAKE RUSCO OF DA! QV DUCHESS THOMAS W. MERRYWEATHER RHINEBECK RED HOOK Compliments of HUDSON A T-7112 I E ND Quality Nlilk Products FINIS WE'VE SEEN THE COURSE! I :A LITHOGRAPHED BY LOR PUBLISHING CO. f DALLAS 0 TEXAS The Best Yecrbonks are TAYLOR MAD! X 1 ,. EQ. , Y . 1 , f. ix, 2 I ' 1 F g. '1 K 1 r 1 5 . ' 1. l N5 , Q, .., JK 1 ew '1 1 : -ns., 1 4, . ' ' JF?-S ' 1' bf. ug? .1 1,-v -. 17 .ffl 11. ,, . D 1 , . .'. - ,A Q .VE 1 ' - 'f 21 1,1 , 1 . 6, X g 4. 1, 1 ' F7 Q31 --1. '- . .11 -f V , uw. . 5' . -' 1,7 1 ? 1 ' 1 ,' ,xi-. -' - ' ,. .-,- +L' V' ., 1 1 Mm ,. -1, 1 91 , V ,,,,.. . , r 'Gai 1 1 xy .13 , , , ':' . , P ' 1. ' 17 1, 1 - i. ,I If 'L i 1 X t .1-' .- ,.,-1, , 1.f',.' 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