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

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SHANNON NICHOLSON RUTTER The leaves have fallen all around. It’s time I was on my way. Thanks to you I’m much obliged, such a pleasant stay. And now it’s time for me to go. Ramble On Robert Plant PS. Thanks Noby-Wormers ANN M. THORPR I, Ann Thorpe, am proud of being a senior will always remember Uncle Ticky’s classes. Usually found with John, remem- ber all the good and bad times, we have shared. I’ll always remember my good friends and classmates. I leave for a better tomorrow. STEVE SCHWARTZ I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints Sinners are much more fun And only the good die young .... Billy Joel JIM THORPE It James Thorpe, alias Jim or Jimbo am proud to graduate from PPCS and am proud of my years of sports. I leave my team room locker to gather some more mold and slime. Will always remember the good times and try to forget the night of the junior party. JENNIFER SMITH It is time I was on my way It was such a pleasant stay With a certain “one guiding me along the way. NAOMI TRAVER I Naomi Traver am glad to be graduating. I am going, going, gone! I leave Jack Weaver to keep keep truckin’. Will miss my friends but not that GYM CLASS 29

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JOHN ORLANDI I John Orlandi, am proud of my accom- plishments in sports. I’ll always re- member the good times and try to for- get the bad times. I leave gladly with only good thoughts of the friends I leave behind. FRED POPP I Fred Popp leave PPCS to find my fortune. Will always be proud of play- ing basketball and baseball and of being on the Honor Society. Will always re- member all my friends and teachers. I leave with my brother and sister to car- ry on. JOSEPH ANTHONY LOUIS PESOLA I Joseph Anthony Ix uis Pesola, am proud of my accomplishments, but not of my setbacks. I will never forget the good times in Mech. drawing, my blue dots or precious. I leave to find my for- tune. still gorgeous. TOM. IF YOU EDIT THIS I’LL BREAK YOUR FACE ANTHONY W. SIGLER Now they have taught me the theories of life, and in the end I am still asking, why? But in the destiny of my life’s works. All I ask is to have an eternal natural high. Thanks to: Mr. Mitchell. MR. Carr. Miss Geuther - Catch ya later, Hags! AMY PLATT I, Amy Platt, alias Ernie leave with all my friends, memories and good times although I’ll always remember the past I leave to live for today, hope for tomor- row - and to make my dreams come true. P.S. Good - bye to all my friends. EILEEN ROBERTSON Over you beneath the sun tomorrow. See the things that never come today. Neil Young 28

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HOSINA VAILL 1 Ros in a Vaill am proud of my accom- plishment» in F.F.A. and Ag. and being a member of the Track teams and cheering squads. I leave off in F.F.A. and Ag. I leave with a big smile. FRANK WIEDEMAN I Frank Wiedeman alias Frankie or Captain Video to some, can usually be found with Cheryl, Jim and the rest of the crazy bunch doing whatever. I’ll never forget the good times with sports, friends, and parties. I leave (gulp) my brothers to carry on. CASSANDRA VAN DYNE We are on an endless flight my friend With no beginning and no end I’ve forgotten more than I remember Sometimes I want to hide myself away But I know there» no escape, we must go on forever We will always be around. Todd Rundgren RICHARD WOODEN I Richard Wooden, alias Woody or Thuman am glad I’m leaving although I had fun. Will always be proud of my years on Football, Basketball, and Baseball. I will remember all the time I spent behind the plate catching a cer- tain play between second base and third, and our infield. RICHARD WHEELER I, Richard W’heeler am relieved at final- ly leaving PPHS. Remember the good times when I didn’t go to Boces And all of the times Mr. Carr harrassed me and Theresa. Am looking forward to the fu- ture with some one who’s very special. SANDRA WALKER I Sandy alias waddles to some. Will never forget my Senior year. Crazy par ties and I will miss all my friends. I leave my sister Paula to carry on. 30