Stissing Mt High School - Pine Log Yearbook (Pine Plains, NY)

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FRANCIS CHRISTENSEN I Frank Christensen, alias “Whoia will never forget my years at PPCS especially 11-13-79 (s.j.) I leave proud of a certain basketball tournament but not of the sea- son that followed. Usually found with Bill Tim, or Fred I leave with a special thanks to Mr. Mitchell. P S. Bill Tim LET’S GO TO MILLER- TON! KATHLEEN COOPER Someday, sometime, I shall go back Because a little part of me Is left behind in places I have loved And so I like to think I shall go back . . Someday, sometime. A. D. Bond STEPHANIE CHRISTENSEN So if you wake up with the sunrise And all your dreams are still as new And happiness is what you need so bad the answer lies with you Jimmy Page and Robert Plant P.S. I leave with a sigh of relief, remember- ing good times and good friends, and know- ing that once this is over it won’t be as bad as it seemed. CYNTHIA CRAFT I enjoyed all my years in school. I always will remember my wonderful friends and teachers at school. I will try to do my best in life. I wish all the Seniors good luck. I have two teachers who are the Top Best. They know who they are. I leave Pine Plains with a great Big Smile. DWAYNE COOK I, Dwayne Cook, alias, Cookie leave this school to anybody who wants it. Am proud of graduating and will leave for better things in life. Usually found driving to Rockland County to see Janet. S. Will al- ways gladly remember 7 18 79 and from then on. I leave to Stony-Point in my Mus- tang to see Janet!!! - Bye!!! Good luck to Bobby and Rich! JEANNE MARIE DALY Yesterdays are filled with memories of laughter and cherished friends. Tomorrow is filled with future dreams and hope that never ends. For todays are yesterdays “I hope so’s” and tomorrow's “remember whens . . .” Love from Belguim! 21

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ANDREW BLODGETT I, Andrew Blodgett am proud of gradu- ating from this lovely school but not of the off the wall people who ran it. I leave with Huge hopes and the best of luck for all my poor friends who have yet to graduate and of course the best of luck to the outrageous class of 1980. Might be seen leaving this thrilling area with Hagenbooand Hanlon heading for better places. Hey Gillis, I’ll meet you in California. See ya later BRUCE CASE I, Bruce Case, alias Brewouski, am not proud of my studies at Fine Plains High. I am one who slides through year by year by the hair under my nose. I am usually found cruising around in my Ford and with a hat on. 1 hope to go in to life and brighten your world. Rockin Roll. Good - bye TIMOTHY BROWN I, Timothy Brown, alias Tim, am proud of my academic accomplishments as well as my success on the baseball field. I hope to remember the many good times that I’ve had. I’ll always remem- ber Feb. - Oct. - 1979, the pink comb, The Knack, camping, concerts, the 79 infield and how Fred and I tortured Gwen in French class. I leave asking. Hey Frank and Bill, when are we going to Millerton? KELLEY CASTELLI Tired of lying in the sunshine staying home to watch the rain You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run you missed the starting gun. Pink Floyd DOREEN BUCCIANTINI “Honesty is such a lonely word Everyone is so untrue Honesty is hardly ever heard And mostly what I need from you. Billy Joel 52nd Street LISA CHRISJON Just remember Love is Life And Hate is everlasting Death Black Sabbath I 20

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ANDREW SCOTT DAVENHALL See the flashing of the king fish a splashing though the water, and a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees. Laughing as it passes through the endless summer making for the sea. SANDI DYKEMAN for long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you teach and all you see is all your life will ever be. Fink Floyd LAURIE DIFALCO Let the disappointments pass. Let the laughter fill your class. Let your illusions last, until they shatter. Whatever you might hope to find. Among the thoughts that crowd your mind. There won’t be many, that ever really matter. Jackson Browne WILLIAM ENDRIZZ1 I, Bill Endrizzi, alias “Kubuta or W'hois” will never forget 11-2-79 (J.H.) I’m proud of the infield, but not of my mistakes. I will always remember “The Knack” Will always remember the good times in Mech. Drawing and the blue dots. 22 STEVE DIXON It's great to know my sentence is over. I, alias 53, pebbles, and Savage am leaving to become a music teacher like Yogi! I'll be entering the world with my favorite girl. Sue, behind me. I’ll be going with many experiences and much knowledge to guide me. TERESA FOX ‘Tis better to hope, though, clouds hang low. And keep the eyes uplifted. For the sweet blue sky, will si on peep through. When the ominous clouds are rifted There was never a night without a day Or an evening without a morning And the darkest hour as the proverb goes. Is the hour before the dawning.