Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)
- Class of 1946
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I .mei ut'-su EL 'lf,'QfZ,f32T R ,,.,1J,-551, W f I-1 gf ,, . .1 f' 'R ur. 1 f f 5.-2' M2 Sffia X ublislwed The Q S s'ru D T S AUG5 X TXEXQQQ QT' H is XX BN Greetings to 0ur Readers Dear Readers: We present to you the 1946 SAWYER-the 22nd publication of its kind by the students of Sauger- ties High School. CPublished consecutively except for the year 1943.5 The SAWYER is, in a large sense, a community project. At least 5f6 of it is produced locallyg 1f6- the halftones and line cuts-is manufactured in Pough- keepsie, New York. The SAWYER is not the project of any one class in our school system, but of all the students from the seventh through the twelfth grades. This year We are featuring scenes in and about Saugertiesg also pages of snapshots taken by some of our servicemen overseas. We hope you like the 1946 SAWYER. THE EDITORS The H146 Sawyer ls Born -'wslur-lv'-r--- 1 l 5 l I Unit Mm A ' EXCUSES VNQQQQD 532 ' '53-. Nzirly in the fall of 1945-during the first week of school in fact- tlie l'lclitoi'-in-Cliief, Glen Genthner and the adviser, Dr. Grant IJ. Morse held at Dl'0llllllllZll'y meeting' in the superintendents ofiice. The First staff meeting. Below we see the skeleton stall' ol' the 1916 SAWYICII holding its first meeting. Left to riglit: Betty Cahill, Managiiig' liditorg Olga Fedyk, Managing' l'lditorg Justin Pezirson, Art liditorg Glen Gentliner, l'Idito1'-in-Chief, Mrs. Odell, Art Adviserg Dr. Morse, Adviser. - -Q----'av --.. . ..:'-vvuutqquv-or -- I Pl , H 0ur Art Theme As our art theme forthe 1946 SAWYER We have chosen a subject which We believe Will be of interest to the entire community of Saugerties. Our theme is lumbering-one of the minor local industries of our day, but an occupation at which the first settler busied himself in a major fashion When he came to Saugerties-probably in 1663. The larger in-- dustries of Saugerties are still interested in lumbering -at least indirectly, for the local paper mills use the pulp which comes from trees. Our artists have endeavored to picture incidents in the iield of lumbering and relate them to our current school activities. THE EDITORS iz,- QS Q., sf x . -,NX SSS vig 5 L I ii as www rf GQ . , gjewq, 1 1 2 ,1- ,:. g f .. ,. vs i R X b 'Z M J w g :H 1 :VX ax K W M .- M - b ef - 4. 5 1 - I , , .X , u ,-w ' v -iN'Ii Mis 1. .. 'itz- .I S if Y Ll . R 1 GLENFORD GENTHNER, Jr. Editor-in-Chief of The Sawyer DR. GRANT D. MORSE Superintendent of Schools X The Editor's Hand-Glenford Genthner, Editor-in-Chief The Adviser's Hand-Dr. Grant D. Morse The Binder's Hand-F. L. Russell Who Produces The SAWYER is 5X6 a Saugerties product. Five of its six parts are produced by the minds and hands of Sau- gerties people. The paper is made here by the Martin Cantine Company. The print- ing is done here by the A. F. Schoen Publishing Company. The Printer's Hand-A. F. Schoen . V . , ...hh-QM -,Y .. ,wi -.Munch .K ,. the Sawyer? The photography is done here by Ronald B. Johnstone. The cover and binding are by the local F. L. Russell Corpo- ration. The students and faculty of Saugerties High School plan and edit the book. The final 1!6, the en- graving, is done by the Western Printing and Litho- graphing Company in Pough- keepsie, New York. Y. -, The Photographexds I-land-R. B. Johnstone The Engraver's Hand-Carl B. Fritz 'Ss ,lf -. . '15 L-X The Paper Maker's l-land-llolly R. Cantine I gf' X V My . iw! VU, , ylwmluw X Nig- X ' i V Wal K' if J QM Q I-K wi' Q 4 'v 1 ' Jas gl- 0,3 xx xx' ,D gs AEG ll' iv Il xx gl, Q il 411' 'F Nfl Sllivu al a QI! 3 I N1 film!! a ,n vm :EHAISEEIUN an lllhu 3lll:'::: llll 'lllx un llllkl ll ll , 'Ill X ll.- X, llgtix .JKT UIQN I l X' ' W 4 1 SEQ X ff fff ', AWW4 Wixufbxi . L , X X .. 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Mason Allegheny College, Mead- ville, Pa., 1925: Master's Degree at State College, Albany, 19403 High School Principalg Head of Social Studies Dept. Lawrence M. Cahill Oswego Stateg Cortland Stateg New York Univers- ity, Graduate Workg In- structor in Physical Edu- cation. M. Elinor Lente Middlebury College B. A.: Middlebury College, Grad- uate Workg Instructrcss in Languages 4F r e n c h, Latin.l David S. Cunningham Ohio Northern University B. A.: Ohio State, Grad- uate Work, Albany State 'l'eac:hers, Graduate Work? New Paltz State, Graduate Workg Principal Junior lligh School. N. Leona Hogan Mount Holyoke B. A.: New York University A.3 Instructress in Mathemat- ics tAlgebra, Geometry, T,rigonometry.J Gladys Cunningham Ohio Northern University, Ohio University, Graduate Work, Instructress in Eng- lish. Luella I. Schlenker Office Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools. William B. Brophy structoir in Commerce. Albany State B. S.g In- Jean Emrey Syracuse University B. S Choral Music Supervisor. Nilliam H. Parsons Union Collm-go A. B., M. S.: Instriu-tm' in Science ICh0miStry, Bivlogy, Gon- orzll Sm-ivm-1-.I Marian T. Heermance Plattsburg Stateg Instruc tress in Commerce. N Nlarie E. Lacey Now York University A. R.: Instructrcss in English. P Jack Wroble Fredonia Stateg New York Universityg Director of Music. Blanche McCaig Staten Island Hospital. School Nurse. Carlene Jones Oneonta State College: Buffalo State Teachersg Instructress in 7-8 Grade Social Studios. Barbara A. Rowe Syracusc University A. B.g Instruc-tra-ss in S o c i a l Studios. Althea S. Odell Pratt Instituto B. F. A.g In Str'11ctr't-ss in Art. Dorothy W. Eastwood Cortland State: Bllfifillli Stuto B. S. in Ed.g Albany State B. S. in LibI'2lI y Sci- mwog I,ibr':1r'izm. Frances C. Barnhart Albany State A. B.g In- structress in Science and Business Training. Frida L. Norberg Cornell University B. S.: ingg Supervisor of Noon Lunch Program. Instructress in Homemak- Vivian E. Tinkham Russell Sage College B. S.3 Instructress in Physical Education. Veryl Baade Hamline Universityg East- man Dental Dispensary, Rochesterg Teacher's Col lege, Columbia University Dental Hygienist. A. Frances Larned Syracuse B. S.g New York University M. A.: Instruc- tress in Social Studies and Guidance. Jeanette Cosgrave New York State College for Teachers B. A.g In- structress in 7-8 Grade English, Literature. Frederick Swinnerton Amherst College A. B.g New York State College for Teachers M. A.g In- structor in English. Leon McLaughlin Oswego State B. S. in Ed.g Instructor in Industrial Arts. Grave is the MJStCI',S lookg his forehead Wears Thick rows of wrinkles, prints of worrying carcsg Uneasy lies the heads of all that rule, His worst of all whose kingdom is a school. Supreme he sitsg before the awful frown That binds his brows the boldest eye goes downg Not more submissive Israel heard and saw At Sinai's foot the Giver of the Law. Holmes-The School Boy. vii? A i s l 3 ...A -1 el Q wiv l 1 I , i 5 1 9? 12 ? Q 1 3 eglil. 'Q , r L.,k 3' D sins? fl f : ?,,- K' MLW!!-'ti .mfs 'Q' ,U Q. -usp! ANZ fx -' 5' ,MIX l -wg-X 2' .- f' . - Lf, 22' A J' 1 Q - Nfl' Elm 'QQ ,fi 1 YQ' iw. -We A if-if Q65 Q our of San erties Saugorties is noted for its many historicc, interesting, and beautiful spots. Some students of Saugerties High School decided to visit the most prominent of these. The Keirsted House was built in 1727 and was the home of D1-. Christopher Keirsted, the first physician in the Village of Saugerties. He played 21 patriotic part in the Revolutionary War. ,fjff T110 gI'0llp visits the Lutheran Church in West Camp. This is one of the oldest churches in the Hudson valley, being organized in 1710 by the Palatines. Li -.L . ug' .Q ,n' 1 . . f I 4 s.4 Ns .4 Ni' fic- g, . 5. U ff ' . 1 n 'fan 'Lx 3' 5 I .f Y '1 f 1 .5 'om K 'AO ' 5' , - , , 1 ,V P 'Y' - PM -. ' ,f-. ' - '35, v vw- -V. X, ' 4 . af' Q ' ' A Q. if 'Q . ,r .5 - 1-,A X' 7 - ldv 1' f W .' 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It has been por trayed on canvas by many artists-not only those of the art colony-but from all over the world A-1- ' ' 1 -v . ! x, '2 '1 f .1 I 'MFL . 4 Leisure Tilne Activities iam Wwia-, N' Ab NT hc Game Afone 32222 SCM 7 L, 5 Home 'Uwe bacon 5 2 A L h The tree is known by his fruit Matthew 12:33. J. sa: HQ? . , 'F ww ,,,.,f, gf y.. w yy' . 4 .' ' 325:54 :-. 1 E. if Q if if H ,Q -4:...w-vx. .- L '--vx Q ,,,x.,, W . Ek Q iq wx to 3 6 if Q HSS' A ' f ' an 4 ' Q -, 1 Q 5? ,gym 4'X. , iz! K 3' WW' we-fm.3'Wv 5 5 fy gi A swf Y, gf 5 Q2 V E?4.wiWi www -Aww wma, ' W ff? X 'Q ' 7 . I K L 5 . , X fn 4, 1 Kg 7 Ll? Q M f A ., HI M 'M s j 1 1 lk I fl N V ,, if it 1 X - X 1' N' 1 -N 'V 'N I 'H f V Nm I W 'r Y 4 ' si ' ,u XX . . X K 1 If J 14 1 rf 1 1 ff f 1 f C v2ff . 1 H ,, J, x 'Aff iff gel' , o 2 Q. ., ' 1 ,, .. . , 1-5 .1 , i . -,a- 'il ,f f ,J ff If f ' I 1 f ,. ff' Q34 N X ' If A1 K1 N' W F Zf X13 I S X. XX , x' Q . w 3' i H fi-Q53 ff' ff. AX ,EM 1 'fi f, SX v . M ig , Aff A ,S ...,..Q- X H53 -..,.,.,w 1:1-G'-'-3 - --1' -Q K ,M I HX ,,.,-- - x . ' '--y 5 . ' X- 1 WI THE TIGER'S CLAW Willie N. Riordan .. Mrs. Riordan ..... Malvina Riordan Herbert Sheridan .. Cora ............. Hattie Randall Joe Williams ........ Mrs. Butler Thorpe .................... . . . ......... A Drama .Frederick Myers .Elaine Winchell . . .Margie Nolan . .Edward Hartz . . . .Do-ris Keller . . . .Margie Myers . . . .Roy Gillespy . . . . .Rose Bruno Coached by Marie E. Lacey Q ZQSIFHDEQ THE DEAR IJlCPAIl'l'I'.IJ .. . Mrs. Anwliu Slutvr .... Ile-nry Slater ....... Vic-tnriu Sl-wtf-r ....... Mrs. Eliz'abvth Jordan lin-n JOI'll'1lll ......... Ah:-I Mvl'l'ywwalln-1' .. Unzwllc-QI by ys F, Gunn Comedy ...Jean Ricketson Glenford Genthner . . . . .Joan Murphy .. . . . .Teresa Ilnvi .Livingston Cody ... .Roland Styx-os lnghnxn A W I J Av' GMES AND CHARACTERS OFFICERS President Elll9l'iUlS 'Fhoinus Beelcert Ilresldent John Robbins Vice-Pre sidenl Chester Wolven Secretary Ann Nollet 'l'l'91'li!lll'9l' Rose Mary Heese I4lbl'Zll'l'HI1 .IPEIIIIIP Bnrlians Advisers Mrs. Cunningliuzti :ind Miss Cosgrave :ra i Jul l ,,. -5.4 ' , A4 I 'ii '5-g.l ,ul James Bridgnian NicholaS Buonfiglio Lorraine Buono Charlotte Burton Livingston Cody Jacqueline Cooper Mary Curley Alice Drechsler Ellen Gardner Patricia Gardner Joan Gehlich Margie King Conrad Martin Helen McManus RlI!l12lI'1l Meiswinkle Jenn Morse llury .To Nollet Catherine North Gloria Ott Lorrzxine Owens Jenn Ricketson Dolores Simmons Ralph Sinnnons Nancy Sweeney .- 4 -af f ' diff 71'oomff ff .C ,QL Pill I allowqfen un Lust fall tho Juniors gave us a, line lla,llowe'vn Party. 'l'l1m'o were the usual decorations, costumes, and the tradi- tional llallowefen refreslnnents. On this and the following Your pagvs, wo givv you some glllllIJS9S of the lnorry-lnaking. Here we see some members of the decoration committev grlezxnillg' corn stalks in the field. ' 145' Bill M'auterst0ck'S jallopy is being' loaded up to bring in the corn. Bill Rose paints the traditional pumpkin. The d6C01'3t01'S put on the finishing touches wiv ' Q352- V WS 3 QP g Av x Sw iff em I ,inf ,.... .,Z+,. v .f if X sg, w, ,.. wht 2 3 fx B' fr if ' 3? 6 , f, Jiyzf .r 3 . W W' K1 551' i , ' I ., , 1 Q 1?i efi., ' ' 1 3 ff' MQ. f 523 'N as 'Q , ,mi Q MM--'H V41 ., YM, z 'fu' ' AQ - 13' Serv 22 W it f W i 35, I W ,ZWL . Kiwi? ' ii' by Egg-iw Thaw ill' k .S-4 K w Lf, ' A Mi Q S! Ek 3 ?93 iw N QQJ Q .n-L.. P' 4 x ' I , S sr' .5 Q 1' 'F ,pw rf' f Q v4-, Xl 93,4 If if 1 :MQ :.--' , , , Ag, . V Q, , 'Y sl 5 K ' 941' ag . WM ftigf' f15 fQ?5, ff 445, -' ,ffxw . M 'X ' 4 0 , Jon V v '- , 5? 'i AW' .Ab-' fgfef 3535 A X K 48 ' 4 f V -,.-AJ , n, iw,'ag:3:.,iz 4:24 .fi ,J be 3, , X 4' A-, . fr' 5 f 1' 2 4 , N if-2, ef i ' :. 'l'In- I'Illllllill2 and lY1u-In Thu! xvvlll Inlo llu Nlnking uf ',lll' llnlluwc-'c-n .1llSlllllll' A ,Iunmr plans hm-V cnstunu- lm' thx- llznllmvok-ln I'zu'ly. Om' ul' ilu numl, zlltmctiw custlurws S0011 at tlw H2llI1lWk l'll I'zu'iy was worn In LXlzl1'g'y Iiunson. This costume was the result, ul' hcl' uwu crczltivc zllnility Milfgy busy :lt sm-wing: Margy at her is AM ,, A , f '--', 1 if :III 1 2 ,,,. can - ':::-:k: .. wxz, U ,- .--1a'Ez:S.. 6, WS' ' v,::-2. gf ' . fiv e! FW , W 51' fx , ,Sf 5 fx fp 4' ff gg Q 5 4 1 QS . 1 I gx A ,M , KW . ,Avy U J 5 fxf A 5: ' if x Y' Q sg? Page , ff, Z I ,iwg 3 , 2 A X 5? 4 1 ? : 5' 3 ' - 3 if 25. L 2 wr 1232: 5 Q ..EfZ 'G Q s Wm' Q Qi? ,H if bi. Y X Hunting and ishin ' 'l'lu- areas zlrouncl Suugerties are well known as excellent places lm wilnl g'ZllllC. This year many students took iltlV2lHl,2l5l'0 ol' the chance fm sport. Whznt they Cilllgllt is :mother story. Here lift' the l'6SllltS ul' the efl'u1'tsut' four. As you can see, sunn- were lucky. l.el't to right: lfrexl Myers, Ken Selmringr, limlrlie llztrtz, :tml llnln Wiltlmnli. I 'Q sa gg 9 T LV Q8 , 'I A . Q H 'fi 4 ' fp. X if , K4 4' .Q M m 7' , ,Q-'Q' Q . M2 ' v ' 1' ,Y rife! M' fx. 225' 4 f 5' at , n i' Q N 1 5 2f2 -Mi? 1 'H za , 'f.j',,: X it . A 5, wi Q fm 911 sw A F.. '- ' 5 ' ,n?,, , ' , J' - V , . . .5 . V' Q65 w r , , ' ' inwunkn Q... 0 i 3 LE U 5, F P' nl?- .,' 4 -V . '. v: li 5 ' ,1 -7-5.-at 1 l. P - I QU . nd' I 4, Yr rr ,p - A, E I ie' ' '12, gl M, - F 'il . 4 r gf, g if wg Ag ' Ziff! dl' 'M Q2 2' ' ' .1 P' W V gf 33, fi 'WZ .2 vw ve' 5 g ali' s 2. - .9 I 1 Na Q 1 1 U 3. 'kg' fa 4 .18 U :gin LK W A, -ik ' Q 's in o 1 Q , Q F U as 'I I ew .AY fi 4. Q 4, N! 452 X an gm M '55 'N f '5fi'1f' ' 4 wg., X 1 Q ,... il a 1. 1-0 M 3- 0 O -C if Ei Q. A F w. if Ken Sebring draws a bead on his prize. O He must have hit, 01- did the dog catch it? NL: :MH ??Li'FC SM ZSPK SIDCCE Saugerties High School is an enthusiastic exponent of Socfcer. Our Soccer Team represented the school well. and turm-cl in a splendid 1'ec'oi'rl. This year our team won five oi' its ,8,'2l,Illf'S, tied two, and was defeated three times. Rily Chl'iStiHI121 tries to stop the ball before it goes out of bounds. A-1 X .I Lt. we 3 QI ml E, , ,ig , lf: My , 1,3311 U My Q naw f-X .iw X .-5, , 'A .f in ,,.f.yf,K LZ A M ax -4' 1 R K -A QQ .Wg ,Q w I -if it ,M gm, 5 6. iei Q ' SIG? 4 1 . 4 Vw 1. 'LA , , ' ,N M. -vw 'limi Coach Cahill calls a last minute huddle . -..aim iZl.x3EFl55:E7 -. I 'inTM 33535 AME 'lf' Aww 1 VM gi A ef f. V5 ug, f- QQ, x- R 'Wi vw as: 'C Y QQ-VM, f. SY 4',jNJfQf 3192: 13 ' W-.ei ls TAS - ,- :,,f A 455 W k 4f.'1 4 if if , 4 66 99 Terp saves a point. S0m6 fast 3Cti0l1 results when S2lLl2,'61'ti8S gets the ball ..,5' xn' ' it Q The cheer leHdel'S go into action as the game gets exciting. Here we See part of the crowd watching the game. QMiss Howe in thoughtful mood.J i. ,- .lin The S2lWy61' R00t61'S intently observe the action The Cl'0Wd leaves in a joyful mood -,.4. L QF , we ia ', x 'Q 2 EX M .. Q Q S11-f H 'fi' Q ! Y .Y ' , 9 J? I we V wg 'GQ 9016! 5909! 4 Bonfire 'loses Soccer Season . . . . , . . , It IS an llillllllilll Ill b2lllg1'I'Ill'S Hlgll he-lmol to llzlw' il Imlliin- to c-lose' the sm-vm' SPLLSOII. A purzulv flown Alain Strvvt. thx-n 21 bonfire- on the sr-howl grmmrl uw- part ol' this lrzuliliml. DY. NIOFSC speaks tu thu- stmlvnis gzzltlme-1'1-11 :umuml thu lunmiirv. aseball Season 2Il'1'y passes up an insider. J06 takes a cut during the game llucation ee MF. gives last minute instructions just before curtain-time. Ill the Sllrilljl' of ezieh year S.ll.S. huhls i'itiUC2lti0Il Week. The High School :xml grzules each presents an attractive operettzi. Lust year the high seluml music clelmrtnient re-enacted Gilbert and Sullivzurs Pirates of Penzance. THHSXS N YTD- ? xauilxfsncu, wif Bum? xex ww QM ISYWANN Looms wx THEN? f Lenomw ROLE-5 wx! X, ,fc ,, NX A ODWETTD2 HOW SOA CWXQLE5 rmistice 3 lGzu'l1 yvasr tho local A1114-1'ic-a11 lA'Q2,'iUIl Post, providvs in znssvmlmly il spvakvr for our observznlc-v of Al'I1liStiCG Day. This ya-ar the- IAxgiOll'S spvalwr was Assistant Ilistrict Attornvy Cmlnzllly. Dr. Morse greens L h Q Legion committee' and Mr. Uunnnlly. S.H.S. studelltsnsu-,, at tentively to Mr. COIIHZIHX. Joyce Snyder editor-in-Chief of the '-Ulstel-me Miss SChl6l1k6l' busy at work in the office o lnterland ance This year the Leadefs Club sponsored a mid-winter formal clanee. This was part of their project to raise money for a trip in the spring. The decorations followed the theme Nwinterlandf' SOITIG of the couples enjoying one of the dances. 'M ' 552.11 x. , Y iw Y wwf: s'5. fffL 'i-3556 fk 1' ' . 1 fi :ww fi gif, 3 -- 1 tudents' ccupations Many S.Il.S. students have part-tilno occupations. Those are both valuable and interesting, in that they provide loisuro time activity, vocational oxperieiioo, and useful finan- cial assistance. Many ol' our students who ocfoupiml positions last Slllllllllll' continued in them when school opened in the fall. . M 1, 535, Gene Hallllay with a calf on Winston's Farm. ary Jo p1'epzu'es a soda at the new Ixus terminal in EE if H ,M x A 5 5 A Q 4 A '.,. X 5 ew ,W 5 A 35 gg Q U 1 4 U J 1 K me j f N ,ww?ifgggli l,gA W ...pl Q . H ' V X lt,, ' ' 4' 'Nw g 2 l QQ 'em 'f '---ef V gpg. ::,Tm'l n K 'tSi, q,.i'ls.Lq ,Mfg Q h : hsoanhq Eagan I Y 4 A my if Km Q :Z wg, . I I X Q X fy, Q 'Qa,giJ lf' 5 ' rv tkmfw M. Q xi' is W if N , 1-w e-U-Nlf.e, 'H-elf l Q -eeleei ee KWX ' Y w e .. Nxwaaw . 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'-M e ee .Q 4 e ee 'ff' e local telephone offieel WNEY1 L OD-O T ANG UE: OU YRTNA BH? wx? 0 EDUPAC, we :SY WE pcmxwe SDEQL S C5 01 HANG M LEW NG MJYPLE 1-.Q if nv?-su -rs' ww. ian nu 2 MWA ,MY 'W-. QA X 'knigvn 5 s ! 1 E I il a R we A basketfull of eggs and F1-ed Myers. wwf 'aww Hartz as he accurately weighs the eggs on Beefs Farm - N1 .9 'w .1QK1 iBW.Qf2.S1f'F-'li' - -PHfK N The poor conditions of the old shop L10 . '. cquires A New Shop The industrial Arts Ilopartnient of S.ll.S. has always In-4-11 crowded and unable to take care of the classes. This year the Board of Education constructed a new building for this departinent. On the following pages are seen pictures of the old shop, construction of the new building, and the inl- proved conditions of the department. Ps The RCW building under construction. 5 V1 xx v , fx x gf: ' gig, M- ,,,R,sr , 'lv' 3 sf-' A-45 ima!! .The 0111116 lifts a part of the building. H, ,as- Al10th6l' S6Cti0I1 of the roof is put into place TT -311 - . A general view of the consu-uction. 7'-li .lirzv Mr. MCL3Ug'hlill as he puts some of the finishing touches on the building. fy :S FD E 'if Qi CD D- 97 li rn rv- G7 '1 er- W D- O 2 5 e+ 'D' 'FD U2 n-I Q 'U 0.1 ', I-3 QQ upuu 01 ,..f. p-4 seam B1 ugueggoq 'Q ,O 'Slings 'zillgzigq UE A ,.... 'D v- f-J C f 'I VD P... v-1 O fb ,... P-4 --1 UQ ,..4. n-4 v-4 I1 -.IHS 81 4' T if 4' 'a .fb X, 'F v . A B x 4 l 1 A N a '5- 1 01 ll ' J' L 0 Gp. L ll' 1 ll l2L lg: v 2 1 hi 6 I Q , w The Age of Chivalry is not dead. infix, A K wi If fig-gl 5:33 A Q UH Q, ,MVN 5 A wr W , L W -J 'f aww- U f. . 4 4, Myfv Q X I fi ' ? 1 uf 1 ,gina ...4. 5 57' ' NW A A A f 3 if R 'QB 'W Q? E Wt 've XR 'M N 1u-an ii 2 X'1fl ,www 'W R B I U lane ba her out Lorralne tries 6 G 0 I-1 GH 4-1 I-4 :B -4-1 get a .s ge 1' and Ma s: :s 'ns 0? 0 D5 .T Q3 ..:: 40 Lvl 51 r ln' Elaine Willellell, Junior, Queen of Junior Picnic Each year the Juniors entertain the Seniors at a picnic on Moving Up Day -e--tlie last, clay of school. Elaine relaxes f 1- 0 m her duties as an cmnniittee member. Here we see Elaine working' with the class zul- viser and one oi' the Junior boys planning' the picnic-. Elaine joins her classmates at the luncheon table. QNote the hungry and lean look of Johnny Campbellj The JllI1i01'S 21I'ld SCIli0I'S assemble about the food. Will the . -1 supply hold out. Food and l'Cl2lX3ti0l1 seem to be combined here Oast to the Class of V16 The hostess and some helpers, relaxing after a hard afte1'n0on's work. Six hundred nineteen former students of S.H.S. have served or are now serving in the armed forces of our country. Of these, many have brought back pictures of in- teresting and unusual places. This year the SAWYER pre- sents some of these pictures. Due to a lack of space, We could not possibly include the pictures of all. The SAWYER staff wishes to thank those who co- operated with us to make this feature possible. ll emorialn The SAWYER Editors respectfully ask you to pause with them in your perusal of these pages to pay tribute to the thirteen young men- former students here-who gave their lives in the Second World War. Just a short time ago, they were with us-walked in our halls, sat in our classes and in our auditorium, participated in our extra-class activi- ties. Now they are gone-sacrifices on the altar of loyalty and devotion that keeps our nation, our state, our community, our school alive. If they were here to receive our expressions of gratitude, we should thrill to express it. We do so with no less feeling because of their physical absence. To their families We express our sincerest condolence. THE EDITORS N QJYAVQ ChHC5't'CiR BE1ThlY1f9C7UiUdh Sdmdf. V J.0 H1 HEIYBS QTBJUCKE Natnvehfe on Gunuam. A native woman mterest aweabee' nn hew' Souvenirs. fro Sau evtnes H- h Soho: an !QTH.He9en1ZeYEd she U.E Navy on June 6, Wfffand recesvs has 'craunmp at Great Lakes N2 ai Tvammg SJC aisomat Saul e po.Ca!n'o'rma, ann at Chu oe-.Whale on sea DUtY he vast Semen emo Mamie. A natwe outrxgper canoe X.x' 'M M M'1 A 1 1 fs ink yi, N.. 4 , f 2 ' ,,.. Yx--- K Q x- , .. f 1 l f gf 4, ......,- , gg-r Jar-nv aawa fwusrfa nv VH! 0-5-ARMY ON APRIL If 1942. CHM, JW-VN DAVIS was rmqfyfmy 5fC f'FffVU 'ra THE .SuPERlN7'EN- Dffvf-J 507 ofavff '1?4f'vg0 Av- KFSSLEQ FXELDI Ml55lj5!PDjY Am: fwrw V45 5iNT auf.v5e4u. MfH'1.5 ay! 475545 HE 5ff?ug0 ,4 auf: nv EEYPQ ,von-fr 4f-MCA' AND frm-Y 1 A ROMQN VIEW - A ,4,,4T1vE BALAAR IN MOH.4,V40 ALLLC7 Squnke mm 4Ll'4fV04f4- 1'-'P IN -ner Afvolfml fc-ypr Q-1. rgg M,1LfoH'5 Home xv M4fv.9f4 A, KVA-'-Y --P vw-r.-3 BPA Nfaf-1 cnrwgoli -u., Rong, Q.. -'Z A .SCEIV45 IKV CA.S3!fVd -1,9 ii ' ,-WM, f. 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J '. , A1A'r'lvF fiplnn 'ff'-If CATHEDRAL JF' A MGQNTAIN A SYA 'ru .r nv A ruined building in Zamboanga, Mindinao, Philippine Islands. Keator's ship at anchor. Another street in Zamboanga. Richard Keator graduated from S.H.S. in 1942. He en- tered the Navy through the draft and trained at the Fleet Sound School, Key West, Florida. He finished there with the rank of Soundman 2!c, and began sea duty on a mine sweeper. He has visited such places as Mexico, Cuba, Hawaii, the Philippine Islands, and the China Coast. Native boats off the Philippines. More native boats at Jolo, Philippine Islands. t 1 wif: A 5 The electric power plant at Shanghai. A typical Chinese junk. V . ' if .rg N ul ,E St. Mar KB Squ61Te sn nice. fo he famous Hallof Mm-ms ui Versaulles. Xnof how' vnewof Sl.Ma'fK3 q UEIT G. Lt,-Col Dunnmo vvnih Someof me pevaonnelof P116 ove vseas 9 romp LI.--Col. Gordon Dunning we1S head of the Scnencee Deporimoni of S.H.'5.fov The all ierm of IW HW2. Un an.2Ci,I'!4Q he enTe1'ed The Sevvnce as a reserve officer ffwsi lieutenant J, onelwos sem Io basesnn Souih Cirrolmd Geovola, and Ye yas. Lt.-C1lDunffm0, whale ovovSeaS,vaSsi2e3 the BYAUSHIGIGS, France, Holy, Aus in a, and G ermany. s T Tevraces used for gvapehovow- 3 mo ln noffhevn Holy. Avenefuan sudo Stveel. O he well Known Tldoe. C' Bom bed hom QS he GT We TEM I Centex ' Fuld 6, G ewmilntg. Q Q ln ms Rosmfil, Z McGeeQfwaf- ecH wm SM-'eff ,. lies Hue-h School. He ervt er edihe, sefrvxce, Sep'c.la s f f egg, A !QftQ.Mc:Gee receuved hxs Tveunmser Camp L9ewVxTplr1xa, CRM? Hdldbifd MaTyii:1no, MD G veens borofN0YU'- Cwirohna. Om overseas duty he weve Sfairoswecn m Erma! d RDIFTEIHCQ 3919509 and Germany. WW fa, Q f 3 3 'W' B E f 5in,,f's M FQ 4 nf xi, Q The ouiskzvis of PUMA, A E V Wjffj A Scene- In 'Che Yeevf OHHG oifacev3' quaftevs. ' Sedzon of Fulda Q Saw Ammgcan P473 ai a Held A bombed Sewfinon of Fulcfiil. fi? 1' YK YK If' ff 5 www ff 1l :LN jx Q'fff,,A KD he GeYmanChuTCh 1 Fuldd. nh , he owev end of Fulcla 1 1 Q2 V Qdlgmwfg 'Vg 5324 Another vxenw oT the of l'uHd. A ' WV ,W S GQWf1 fffeefo QQ Aman 3f'24w?k 4 WW 47 'f9f 'I5 NM Y K 1 A Z + axxfgm Ax' sqqatre 1n Fulcla. ww M A Amevncdn , ore mevlcan plcLneS. Q Planes un Belgium If -Acrevmarf Relaxed Moments 1 f J' 5. J-9 n :Ke WWNUIQNQM A tree depicts divinest plan, But God himself lives in a man Anon. :M fs 2, ff' 5 fi ag-Q um- W . , MW: an 'f s 2 QA 'A .V '5 as 5 v K A 5 1 Y We in 1 xp A , xg W W f 1' Q ,V A ww Q ig , v it ' ,Ls 1 A Q W E 'f l 4 ' M ' 9 5 ras xmwwg Q h an ,E s 1 -1 gf Q Q1 v NIV '12, W 1 Q sp 'fn' . K9 rf U an 2 Y Q. '5-W' w ,, 4 1 , .Q emizni ,My Q ,K H Wwe I 1 Y' - . 1 F . 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J ' N N I Q X 1 x 4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR 3 Zf x ' L+ A C PPELL C H0111 The A Cappella Choir made its debut in assembly by singing two S919Ctl0l1q In IJ:-c-elmlbw, the Choir journeyed to Hudson and presented at fine 1110!-.I 1111 Lats-r, on llc-r'mnber l-I, the Choir presented itS ullllllnl Chl'lSllll'ilS Convex' For llw lfldur-ation Wvvk llrogrzun, the Choir lmre-se-nleml the m.-wfllla fh0llI l June- lizlrlon' IN-url llowrn .lunnitzt Fvnvrbuc-ln lloyw llvilein Virginia Knunst l.nm'n Nuwkirli .lo Sunvr Alninn lln-neis Knlhryn ll-rundl Louisa- llnlloi:-1 Sllirle-y Nlnrtin Margo ltonson Hlrirle-y Van 'I'ns:w llrumlrl l'ztslnlollnr llonnld tlurmllwr Willlnnl .le-l'wunll .lulln Amrod Vllalrlvs Ilzlronv till-nl'orml G!'lllllllf'l' John Porlo f'lll'lS 'I'rnn:lsidvs SOPRANOS llorolhy Bllll-'l'lllZl!lIl .latvqueline Cooper llette Hnnnay Dona Hull llolorfls Mauro Lorruiml Owens llnrbaru Teetsell .lean Blll'll2iIlS ALTOS Lorraine Bnono Marge l':IllPl'lCli Audrey Myers Il-.u'bzn'u Sl!llllI'll1lZlI'lH lrnm l'tzat TENORS Paul Ilietrivh l'xl'Pll Myvrs Snlrmlor Prove-nzuno BASSES Utlllillll Hell Ric-l1zu'd Gvntlnwr George 'Ferpening .Ioyr-e Fiero Ileverly llzlul-lc .Ioan Kevlvy Jenn Morse 'I'l1ere-sa Sussex Ann Wzllbrrwhl llc-flty Cznllill llorollmy Hunnzly lunvl Nieffer lirmris Statford Helden Windwlul .lolln Fvrrnro Rim'l1:1l'4l Nluyonv Louis l'nlm'z1:4trn Nvlson Ulll'll-llllS llurry Kl'0lll lflmlwaml llzarlz OFFICERS OF A CAPPELLA I rs-side-nl .. .... GICUIIGIC 'I'l'IHI'l'ININCl l1ibl'ill'lilll ..... ....lllANl'I'.-N Fl U1 I Nl-4-11-I:1l'y .. .... IDUIUJTHY HANNA Y Libl'11l'i21l1 ............ NELSON Ill RH XNN l1's--1nSlll'1'1' .. I lDXX'ARll HARTZ Advisers ...MIL VVllOlll,l'I, MIS l N our 4- 'ui' Xl' 'sa' 39 x,.....,.u,w 2 M-,,.,,,.--v--'- ,ga- ,w i. . x K LSE Q if 'C' 1:q,Z ,:,,5E 5 Q , ' fi 2 M' mf - 1- E1 5.3 +9 :QF A' z Q! ll SWS ar .. REL-'N' HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA X 'i7! - '73agga1,s3E 'L' ,f -V,,ff,'-'f f fgf 'ff -, ,fliff-WW A gf ff Zigi? f if 1 ?7 5 Y 4 5- lla If K If nib xf' f?51i' W? ,J-We 1 CM , 7f4a' , . ff? f!! f F f'e?'ff'j .Q la, Qi ' V' ..gt,l i M I ,171 mf gugrgylif WQ' ' Q L QI- 'f I 5 K X iid X 133 X 5 V 1 5,5 I Q2 I W 'l . AEE , . wtwilg Hn f A .aA3Z'i,!?5 O' , 1 4, ' 9. if 'Q 1'6 KLAQMTZQVIIQS X fljlr Y 5 f 'Z 1 'Q 2 + Q '1 'Y 1 ,Zn ,124 .s lm, ,144 9:-ff ef 1,2512 'N ..1.-4,--.inf 'vp Hu : W V xr 1, 9 ., 2, M v M' 'X I I I- kk --Z W Z, FE I 1 I' ' pl . V-. Z, I4 . 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Anne Cahill Paul Dietrich Louise Dubois usic e artnlent ersonnel OFFICERS OF ORCHESTRA ... .CHARLES BARONE Secretary .. . ... ... . .. . ...SHIRLEY VANTASSEL .. . .. . .CHRIS TOMASIDES Librarian . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BETTE HANNAY Librarian ....................... JOHN FERRARO PERSONNEL OF ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Shirley Nieffer Diana Poneck Ruth Sherman Chris Tomasides Richard Zielman Barbara Schnchhairdt. VIOLA-Barbara TeetSell CLARINETS Richard Genthner Charles Greco John Porto James Gardner Sal Provenzano SAXOPHONES Charles Barone Jean Holmes TRUMPETS John Ferraro Glen Genthner Gerard Greco PERCUSSION Bette Hannay Charles Misasi George Simmons Gerald Marcley Alwina Geneis TROMBONES John Amrod Anthony Ricci FLUTE .. ................. Jeannette Spring BASS .............. ...... M ike Polumbo PIANO .... Shirley VanTa,sSel FRENCH HORN .... .... H enry Schroeder GIRLS' SEXTETTE Lorraine Owens, Mzirgzie Ronson, Jean Morse, Kathryn Brandt, Jo Sauer, Janet Nieffer, Miss Emery. SWING BAND J. Amrod, C. Barone, J. Ferraro, G. Genthner, R. Genthner, M. Palumbo, M. Slater, J. Spring Adviser: Mr Wroble JUNIOR HIGH CHOI President .......... ..... S HIRLEY NEIFFER Accompa Vice-President ............. ROBERT TERPENING Monitors ..... Secretary-Treasurer .............. LOUISE MYERS Director if if Q Sally Bell Charles Brown Anne Cahill Sally Cooper Muriel Craw Albert Cutler Ruth DuBois George Falshaw Harry Freligh Shirley Fireligh Jean Holmes Joan Knauert June Krieger Frances Le Doux Jennie Legg Helen Legg Jack Keefe Vivian Martin Betty McGuire Nelda Montana Barbara Myer Louise Myers Shirley Neiffer Joan Olsid Bernice Ott June Overbaugh Roy Palmer Bobby Peters Diana Poneck Vernon Post George Proper Claire Rob-inson R niSt .. ........ JEANNETTE SPRING Romona Robinson Lois Saille John Sauer Rosemary Schaffer Ruth Sherman Wilhemina Short Catherine Simmons George Simmons Bill Slater Jeannette Spring Robert Terpening Dorothy Tompkins Lillian Tompkins Wallace Winchell Albert Whitaker Catherine Wiands Barb-ara Vozdik ...C. BROWN, W. WINCHELI. MISS EMERY Ili I1 School 'horn .xIll'I'I, II. Xrvirlsoll, Y, .xHl'2lI'IIllI, .l. ll:u'I1, I.. IKHVI4-lls, Il. lin-1'Iu-l', I'. Il:-II, IP. IIlH5IIxIIIlll'I'. lv IIIII1'l'Ill'.IllIl, IP Ilngs-rl, .I. IIHIl'I', .M lhllvr. H. Ihmlzl, I'. llmmll, Ii. Iiruxxll, .l. III'Il0IxS, H, lirmm. Il. I'l'U'4- ' , , II, Ilumm, I.. I1m'In:ms, N. liurlun, 1'. Iinyllxins. .I. Vlinv, 'l'. l'l':lI'l, VY. lxynus, .I. Imrilzlll, .l. IP:lxi, 'I'. Hilo-. W. Ibi1-lxhuull, .I. Ilivlll, I'. III'1'l'IlSIl'I', .X. Imnn, I . I 4-Itvn I I 1-m-Vlmf-In, .l. I'IIIlI.fl'I', Il. I I'IlIIl'l', .I. I:lIll'llu, V. .1-lu-ls, .X. JD--rlllxm-V. II, III'1'I'U, 'I'. II:l1'Ii4-I I, NI. Il:-ml:-nu. II. Il:-1111:-will, .I. 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'I'o'znpIiiI1s. .I. 'I'n1'r-rr, II. YIIII vlfl- XNI11I:uIw1'. Ia. Winnie-mlnl, II. v I PC. nfl fl 'V E 'wi' s, 5 f '-ln, Q wg? VH e Q , Y , ,Q 4 1 I! ffl 3.1 ' , .1 1 'L' - 'A ' ' . 1 U KV- I' K .V J V Jlfyx '- .. nf, v ., , .X 1, K - , un' ., -' J, lwvsiwlolxt MUSCANA Vll'P-l,l'i'hl1lOlll and 1'l'0gl'H.lll CllHl1'll1Hll .. Svc-roi :11'y-'l'1'eusu1'e1' ......... Mlviser John Ascarino l40l'l'2llIlP Buono .loan Crotty llill Hayes Jack Kerbert Reinlun Dot Nolan Joe Nolan Bob Smith Frank Snyrle-1' Helen Swart Wincledal KATHRYN BRANIJT .LORRAINE OWIGNS ...HMARGE RONSON ... .MISS EMEKY l'1's-sid:-111 .,...... vil'f l,l'l'SillQ'Il1 .. S1-M1-tzll'y ... 'I'1'e-usllxw-1' . .Xllvisn-1' ..,.,.. Nvlsun Hnrhzms l,UlliSQ' Ilulmis .lllilllllil Iw-111-rh:u'h 1211-nlku-ri Ga-uthm-r X, sw. ffff . ' 5 X xx N K 4? fr-J Ah Swv holds upfw Wasil , Q. 4-gi 'L I ' , I fii 1 I i nBlQ,fgN?f+i,gi'69 I-.. .,,-. -1-, Q lg wg we ,, I wsxAn,gy s -.f, ,, ,,, . -,gh eg' :- s f' yfji - 44,0 . 43. 4 fr-I ,1 x -- ,X -A A H . -3 -ur JM. The woods are hush'd, their music is no moreg The leaf is dead---. Tennyson-Idylls of the King w N? 'W-an Q gs? ax Q -L E: I J , gs, , K K A wma:-A QQWWQ .. W wa ,f M1 , If .AM g L, f W 5. . yi A o ' , sf f44g f E L s ' X4 Y , ,S I V, yi P f 3 AW, ., if V f Ai-sv' kkxi' V NWN ,gg if xl WHL I A . an, A , M .L lx MM, 3 Q gi f A Va S V ww-V Z 5 2. - X , S if A 'f X lf' '0 I? ffkffw 1 ? 1-X 5 'U 1 1 , , fl A ,, 4,,. xl V' I ,,.. ,vii i' ' 4' ,ffffk 1' 'V 1 fp- I 1 25,53 1 1' il v K f ,I 4' ff' ' f , : - . ! , . T 1 'Vx If ' V ' f ' f 5 f', ' f I 1 f ,f I W .J I l ' KJ f if I 'V X, N Wug , '9 V f fgg- W ' .ff f -A Ax NT V I f F E, A 2-sv f .H S! ,.-., x --fro., K fxfwlfh ...x . X TL Qxxfw. 1 W. 'HIN- .Y .Lam- R' 1 Sf 1 in 5 Front Row: Donlong Sinnottg Q Van Voorhis. W W Back Row: Gardnerg Christiannag J. vu. Q :hiv f , , 2 - 'i i J J, 1 S? 5 t h W gif fa gui z ' 5:5 -f xg 3 if 4 l zuu m NL 5 .53 5 ' yi Q, gy yy K 2, TA soccmn sconms Ari' s. H. s.-o .Sn Hn 5- ss-f SI HI S:-2 gm: WF S950 Q in ,L I '10 kv Q in , .---2 lsr! i 'l H0 M I xg H6 So '1 flex K' V ' A ' iw.. N ' ' 'ai Cairo-2 Tannersville-.-Je Catskill--1 Windham-4-0 GatSkill--O M Cairo-1 . Tannersville--0 Winrlhaml-1 1 Catskill-1 A' - 4 4 Michael ' I' . Ah 5 .. wi M' M' A Norman V. V. qGreco, ASEBALL Frank Trinka, Coach ...xg ' Third Row: Leonard Sinnott, Maurice Hunter, Miller, Ridy Sengebush, Gerard Marcley, John Dunn, George Terpening.. Qox. 4, ....,...,,1i:V Q 'Ig , ' Y Qs, S. H. S H. S. H. S. H. S. H. S. H. ..Q,.,f , ' .f v r A.. 1945 BASEBALL SCORES S.--7 Windham--3 S. H. S.-4 Windham--9 S. 12 Tannersville--3 S. H. S.-0 Hudson-9 S. 3 .Cairo-6 S. H. S.-14 Cairo--4 S.-0 Kingston--10 S. H. S.--1 Kingston-3 S.-3 Arlington-4 S. H. S.--10 Arlington-5 S.-4 Catskill-2 S. H. S.--3 Catskill--0 S. H. S.-1 Hudson-3 Frehgh .QL Donlon Pearsoxll, Gilbert Garrisong Coxg Terpeningg mtnmgngnmgn ED ASK VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES H. S.-33 Windham-28 H. S.-27 Arlington-31 H. S.-29 Ellenville--37 I-I. S.--27 Kingston-57 H, S.--32 Hudwn-41 H. S.-29 Tannersville-17 3. S.-38 Cairo--40 H S.--33. Catskill-25 mmmgazpmpnmm o 0 0 Q H. S.--18 H. S.-24 H. S.-41 H. S.-27 H. S.--23 H. S.--55 Ho Ho H. S.--34 Windhani-23 Arlington-48 Ellenville-39 Kingston-61 Hudson--37 Tannersvilie--26 Cairo-f-23 Catskill--48 Walden--52 Q D9 6 -'S' :- 3 Gardnerg Captain Doyle. Front Row: Donlong Wetzlerg Freligh. Back Row: Loerzelg MacMulleng Abbott. 4 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALILSQQRES S. H. S.-31 Hudson -28 S. H. S.-19 Catskill--12 S. H. S.--20 Cairo--12 S. H. S.-23 Arlington--18 S H. S.-Z5 Tannersville-12 H. S.-23 Ellenville--9 Front Row: Schatferg I-Iunterg Mauro. Back Row: Palumbog .Riccig Wl1itakergSinn0tt. S. H. S.---24 1EfHlldS9I1--31 S H. S.--20 Catikill---25 S. H. S.---17 ff, Kingstdn--39 S. H. Sq-v20 ,Arlillgton--23 S. H. S.---:Sf KingSt0n--48 S. H. S.-4-19 Ellenville--21 S. H. S.-23 Windham--15 R. Hobart Bach, . A we I S 3 5-J' x Eunice Kenny, Capt.g Betty Cahill, Irma Utzat 1 1 1 ff 1 2 l ,Q 1311121111 1 'Z 1 Q ,r 2 A H . ' W Marge Myer,1Gharles E. Greco, Bette Hannay W Y ff I M at :1 V ai , I 5? I ill? A 41 I 5? A Q 'gg kkAh I an if W ' W. 4 Q ,J A X jeff . W Q 'WX Z Q lx kryn K F , 5 5 gg, ,. K A , We my Ethel Goodrich, John Ferraro, Mary Peters 'fe V1 1 r' .- 1 v r , 'ffa.'.i:?5'f ' ' f wi - ww ,, T -'Y-,H ,fl 'af I' . ' if ,. '5 4 ' 4 , I V A !.I . 'W ua vi . R' H ,yi v- f-.G ' . JL. 1 ' A ,- '51 jfji yr wrqg, . Q ,iv - 'gh .-'T N A , nigh X . - Wifi? A . -gig Q Ah ,' 'v A-,Bgx ,- ,. M5213 .A 1 J in ,:- --. nhl., 1 I 1 Y if :fbi H453 Wqgboygv i ,A 5' + V Wh--f'Nff Mfg Twil 1, - , ' h 'iq . EV? iisihk. , V . ik ,IJ lk H ' , V gagv: . 9 L.. fa 5534 14 gig 1 A - -3' a-f2,Af4.f-'f.' 'f W-eh-w -vw if , . , . X GLW, V 3, '.lL.,,dvV QM .E fin, im iw! 5 -A ff,..M'f,.,,.i5, sji5l'g f fy E3 J- 165 - Q4 mm2 fi! 1 Charles E Ethel Jeanne Ann Nollfrt U an C . ,gan K e ' Xa 4 52? F. W. Mason, Coach ff S ,bib K: vi Z 5 E E ia S 2 fy 'Y M 2 ,T I Mug V N f vig ziwsgfvifs L f Q2 gf .59 ' 364:21 - Q 5 f5Sbf?Ki .J 1. : ' ,:- F has 3 8 Q 5 4 e A f ww K I :.- 4 , an y 1 Mx 5 . Sl, gg Janet Dickhaut, Mgr. ' N Q X X if X W J 'ww '1 5 Www I! 'R No tree in all the grove but has its charms Though each its hue peculiar. Cowper-The Task aw ah ww, Q5 y Q, fp- sf, 931 . N' ik Q ps A A. Tim. ff' , v, pw - .ff f J 4 x , I ,fl a r gyda N X :Vt . W .Lt ,I A Qizvgpr f 5 -31,2 Q4-an , - xuwx ,M .Q T, A-f 13: W sa fy if 45: .gy 1 vw -Q4 ,E Q -.Q viff' : kia A A, I , '-i' I . ' 5 :fy ' mn I ' is fwf fi U iii 5 1 - H ' x 2 4 'ik 5 1 ,Q Ga E ya , v MW 4 ' ' Q? x , xx ,Ai 3 i Q 0: 4 ' 1 . Z ,Q , Zv vvffgfi K I x-,h f ' ,, 3 wi, A Eggs- ' ' Ar , A-....... N 4' If -N V Af. -5 1 V 1 f K . .A - lu n ,Yagi I' K V 3 X t A. . ' I t J.,f2.A'g' ' , 6' ,-5 1, z , sf 9 . 1 f' Q. K-7' ,V -fi' 'hz fa, , zo- .BO LW, 1il A is pf . . ,,..M g Jwff'-s..x 3? , X if lf' 1 ,XII4 X ai' ,ff B00K9S CL :Ao W 1 'if fw - QS1 ' if A i xx f 3 U if 'P 7 f ,. fi ,.. First Row: Gerarml Donlon, Harry Kroin, Robert, l'1vit,1'icl1, M12 SWi11l1Pl'iOIl, .Innws Bridginan, John Alnrod. Second Row: Ralph Lachinaun, Richard Hoffmann, Noel Reynolds, VVilli41m .IPVWZIIIII Jr., Justin Pearson, Robert Smith. Third Row: Richard Meiswinkle, Jaines Dargan, John Ascarino, Riclmrd Zell- mun, Paul Deitrich. Absent from picture: Gerald Marcley, Ronald 'l'u1'ne1', Andrew Vozclik. QSM Y 'k.'QPR'hI '-I-' ' - .0 f H., President ..................... ............................... R OBERT DICITRICII Vice-President .. .MJAMES RRIDGMAN Secrotary ...... ....,. H ARRY KROM l'1'easu1'e1' .... ...... . IOHN AMRUIJ Advise-1' .. . . . .NlR. SXYINNICRTUN CUUNCIL IFSI Row 11,1 me 1 1 1 er, M11 N1z1s011, Ge-011.0 t1 14111111-. Q11 014 econd Row 11 1131 1 111111 .Ie 111116 11111'111z111s, 1i1t'11211'l1 110111111 101111 110111 N :rd Row 1 11111 lwilyflllv, M111 1 4 1'1esl11e11I .... 1111111111 X114 1l11N1l1111l .... 1111 N1111111 1111111 ................. 1011 1 1111 1111-111111 UNIX F1 HH-IN 1111, MASON, 1111. 1 N ss 11111 SAFETY COUNCIL 1'1'Psi41011t .... .. Jxl1Y15Pl' ....... N1-1s011 111111111115 111-1'11z11'11 13Pl1t'I'1l'1 W111i:1111 1101111 .10s1-1111 1l0y11- CIIZIVIUS 141. 1111-1'0 .1011Il Kvvll' DELTA PIII AMBD First Row: Joan Murphy, Juliana Nau, Beverly Van Voorhis, ROS9I1lHI'IG Turvo, Joan Farrell, Sue Daxnis, Doris Staccio. Second Row: Irma Utzat, Joyce Richter, Miss Rowe, Margie MyerS, Marjoriv Ziegler. Third Row: Janet Dickhaut, Betty Thornton, Ethel Goodrich, Bertha Vannlflr- beck. OFFICERS President ........ .,.....,.... .... I I OSEMARIIC 'FIIRCU Vic-P-Pwsillellt ... .. ....... VIRGINIA KNAl'S'l' Svvre-tary ...... ............ . JOAN FARRICLI. 'l'I'PilSllI't-Il' .... .... B ICVICRLY VAN VOORHIS Allvisvr ................ MISS Il0Wl'Z ?. .. m.....-,..2Q. .2 6 3 'v 'T' I Il'HllIl'lII ,...... .... I MII UIII N I . 'Cf NAYIJNIC N lll'IIl'IIY NIH--l'l'1-slrlv-Ill .. .,,.. IUX ' W K we-t:IV1'y .,,..... ..,,.,.. . IOXN IIA Irvzlsum-1' .........,. ...I 'I'I'III'II, IIHUIIIKII II -.J I:'ug1'zll1l I'I1:lirl11m .. ..,NI.Xl'IlI-Il-IN NIAIAINI4. Mlvifas-1' ............ ......... N HSS IIINLXN lfmum- Axtvll 1II:uIyH IN-Immy lllolml'-:11'yJ Ilusuliml III-nnilnuvl' , Immtlly IIIIII-rmznml M1114-s I,:uxx'IQ-ss nu- Ilrunn IH-:url N11-Nlullus Nlury f'III'Il'y IIs-If-11 Nlvklzmus Imris Dixon xI2ll'Il' NI:I1'+'IIi If-Vs-sal llaxvi Illlih 3104111- Ima-I IIi1'IiIl:ullI IIUIIIIOI' NI:1ZZ:ur'ux11- 0 lI1:u'IoII1- Din-Ill Nlury .ln NUIII-I O N II'I1IIIIiI Knzmst Illulmmxvyl I XIVILIIIIII lim-rzvl Nun Nullo-I I'IIl'i4-in Kuzxsnivlx I.m'1':Iim- Um-ns Iurn-lin NI:uzmu'mu- JPJIIIIII' Smith I .. ., ,. '. v Ix nx HIIIL,ll1I ImmII1y hnymlal Yum-y Sm-I-ns-y 'J 3 K TNQ .y Q' I 9 12141, ir,gg,A.ffai1e- a f, ' l, ilrrar l ull +2 President-ELEANOR MAZZAIONE Vice President-VERA MELIUS Secretary-GERRY SHORT Treasurer-DORIS STACCIO Advisers-MISS EASTWOOD and MISS EVANS First Row: Doris Patterson Di-ani Masiero Miss Evans, Gerry Short, Vera Melius Eleanor Mazzaione Doris Staccio Miss Eastwood, Catherine North Mary Hymes. second Row: Jean Keefe Harry See Larl Hoffman, Edward Bryce, Henry Joe Schroeder Clifford Pearson Jack Donlon Ray Christiana, Leonard Sinnott Mickey McCormick Fheodore Wiands Bessie Boler. lhird Row: Kathryn Brandt Frances Martin, Dolores Mauro, Betty Thorn- ton, Jeun Morse June 0B1'yon June Winchcll Clotilda Mazzuca, Joan Buytkins . .lo-in Lrotty Dona Hull. Nbsent from Picture: Noel Diaz Adrienne Donlon, Eunice Kenney. 'L Q .. A A- n 0 5 eff, H ry. -5 5 -vT 10 ' 1 If . A a-' , 1,1 ta-Aj f A y .---in - i 1, 1 1 'f .ff ff ,.',.-'ffl . -:F a if M , ,,- .- E ,- 1 ,,.. , - . - ' -1, , f, ff , .,., .i .- fi f .i eeri fe ff ' - Q ' ' rf' ' .Ls F 0- 6 .Q .5 Q I Y-X 1 ' 'rg' llll ,, G ll: ff, ' J f If llllw f 1 -f, ..,,,.. .Q . .i A ,- 'S l 'y ' ' xx I ' 'Nm 'W xiiffix K .xx Y X XR' Q 4 NK fx K- .fs V A .-,- Xibftgcx my , A .A I Ng all V -4'ii-N,-'Y in RTI! it i fi , -iV :li- . 1 U' A Al ' ff 1' ' J' ., 4 FIIBENS L F011 HIG H SCHOOL PIJUG HKEEPSIE I 9 Mu.ES 1-.nh ut ...... Him-l1zll'd Qtllllhllll I xesimlvut ...Chris Iom un rut lly-Tl'92lSl1l'PI' Ellen L um John Amrod lion Bell lmrothy Hitlorxlnn Mivllawl Buono Ike-tty Unhill Paul Iveitric-11 Marge l':Ill9l'il'l I':1t Gardner Glenford Genth lmris Stut'I'o1'4l ROIZIIM1 Slycos .'XIlL1l'0W Vozdilc AMICITIA First Row: Carolyn Galietta, Miss Fonda, Jean Robin son, Janet, Dicklraut, Pearl McManus Maureen Malone Miss Canur, Doris Dixon Second Row: Dona Hull, Pat Sauer, Marge Myel Janet Felten, Juanita Feuerbach, Pat Gardner, Joan Ruytkins, Nancy Sweeney, M'a,ry Curley Third Row: Janet Nieffer Alwina Geneis Sue Daxnis Rosenlarie Turco, Angla Misasi, Dorothy Bitterinann, Helen McManus. Absent from picture: Hope Heinlein, Marie Marielli, Josephine Sango, Genevieve Secreto. Preafiilent ........................... PEARL MCMANUS Vice-ll-resident .. ...JANET DICKHAIVI' Secretary .... ............ J EAN ROBINSON TI'G2lSlll'i-'I' .. .......... MAUREEN MALONE Advisers . ...MISS CAMP, MISS FONDA X 5 Wim ' f 4 A av i' Ss A ' K Eff? K :wg ull- 'lull OFFICERS President-JOAN CRAUS Vive Prvsidollt-'ROSEANN MACLARY Secretary-DOLORES ABEEI1 'l'reasu1'er-LORRAINE SECRETO Adviser-MISS LARNI-'ill Lorraine Bach, Kay Burgher, Thearesa. Cafaldo, Jackie Cooper, Doris Dixon, Carolyn Galietta, Joan Geligh, Thelma Greco, Janet Hennegan, Mary Igoe, Margie King, Eleanor Kinzelmann, Dolores Machione, Loretta Mazzacone, Myra Myers, Virginia Myers, Frieda Mower, Gloria Ott., Violet Pearson, Eleanor Polumbo, Jo Sangre, IA0l'l'1llll9 Secreto, Dolores Simmons, Ann VValbroehl. T' es ll lllicz lllllllilll. Consul ., ...Ile-tty L Scrribzi ..,...... Juliana Amlile ..... Livingston l,2ltl'0Il'2L ........ Miss l First R o w: Living Cody, Juliana Nan. Lenten Betty Cahill, Hawk, John Amrod, Second Row: C10 NlliZZllf'2l. 'l'l1P1'c-su S liicliulwl G1-ntlnw-i', I l'f-ters. llotty llitlcrn Frum-Qs M artin. Third R o w: .ls- Sniitli, Joyr-fi Snyflvr, wen Malonv. Ilona Joan Murphy. gg.,-QS: wr-ed -HW' IUWNI1 01114001-ni nun-asv' --lllilUQ5v0 lUi- flvu I'- cg,- -..r f--- Wal I -1- ar- 4 lllf- Jnlusi' l' , ' A A lb Hills-nt 4 .,lh'lt4- Ilzlnnny ' W Q l,l'4'HiIfO'lll John Robbins 4 V1-t:u'y . ........ Ju Silllvl' I ' 'usurs-r . ,... Pnl tlsmwlln-1' 'iSv1' .... .,.NliHs In-nlv 1 irst Row: lmmlhy Hun, W Mx , Mznrgs- Nolan, l'zlI Gnrnl- , livlli' Ilzulnany, Miss mtv, .lu Sum-r, John Rob- A 4, .lzlm-I Ni:-ffm-1', .lllllll 4 Vurl. ,., . V rw econd Row: .lf-:mnv lth, M:xl'p:':ul'4-t l':IIIl'I'il'li, vl lfvllnll, .lllilllilil I 1'lll'l ll, Na-il Vox, .lmm Km-lc-y, :I ll ll 4- H U jg zu r I, Je-an fx- lilltillll. Virginia NIIHNUV, miss- lmliuis, M:u'un- Mye-r, 'is Sl:1fl'm'4I. hird Row: ll:-I4-11 Su:ul'!, ty Hittvrumrm, ICII1-n dm-x', lmrulhy Slmrt, R0- I Mya-r, M2illl'il'Q' llunte-r, :lun VVimlo-slnl. Shirls-y 'fill, Shirlvy Vzm 'I':lsswlI. 4 'N 'L'L'W r . ,M 1-inf' Y Yi:,f:u::-nun., Y Af ' -.pgs-, ..-... '-GIG.. ,.jr':'1:3 V nu- -1- 2 ,-.gg-V n - 1-'L 4 i' irish wuuao- -nun. --vu-v-f-.,..,-.q -...nf -rw ,A rnpcuvn-uv ........ W --:::ff2aeN- --lf' 'Y my ,W S+-iw-:Q-ar f -!E'2'v--A- , ,ggi ..- -sq-n fe, ,F-sol 'N-.. ...ow ,...v-..,n,,n-,, ,M- .-F-1 ,us J'. i. .. VK LEADER CL First Row: Jacquelin Salisbury, Emily Burns, Joyce Richter, Betty Thornton, Miss Tinkham, Jean Ricketson, Helen Whitehead, Florence Houck. Second Row: Eunice Kenney, Beverly Van Voorhis, Dorothy Snyder, Irina Utzat, Marjorie Ziegler, Margie Myers, Mary Peters. Third Row: Bertha Vanderbeck, Dolores Mayone, Ethel Goodrich, Charlotte Diehl, Virginia Loerzel, Shirley Brooks. OFFICERS Presimleui ...... .............. J EAN RICKETSON Vice-President . . . .... BE'I l'Y THORNTON Secretary ..... ......... J OYCE RICHTER 'l'i'eaSllI'91' . . . ..... HELEN WHITEHEAD Adviser ........ .MISS TINKHAM 1 '+G ,In if ,,. J i . 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MISS .IUNI First Row: Luuisv Myvr, .Iuun .Xlsi NI:ulrw-n l4'r:nn4-1-, l'I:uirw- Iiuhinsun, Mi .lunv-s, Iliunn I'um-vk, Nlurivi Vrzuw, .luni ,econd Row: IIIt'I'lHl'lI ZQ-ilmnn, Anm- C hill, Shirl--y Nia-ITvx', Ilurlmru Nlyvr, Im hue Yozdik, Iii4-Inu-nl HuI'fnmn, .Xlh--rt Vu In I tix Xlxf'uir Iwannw Iiolxm-Q I4-1 Third Row: Ilulh 5Il1'I'lllJlII, 1,51- Xlhn-rl XYhil1lk:-V, l,:1I'l'y I,ut'lus, XV:nIl:n llIlllIiI I v me . u .:1 -. f ,IW .Cl WILL I 'W fwx I fs Ill -I 4 L09 U L Q ,..,, .CYQIA .- . IIJIII Iinrhzlns Uasllalollzl 1' l'liIl1' lizlz IJPPIISQIIQI ll Hlllllvl' Ke'1'hvx'l Mnnrn M illvl' Nlye-1' Mc-l'ur1nin'k Nolan Nolan Nollvt Ruhinsnn Sinnoll Sillllllfl Spewl 'l'4mnm-svn 'l'lll'1-0 I tzul Whit vlw-,ul Young .:.v,.- , . -'g fi4'g..,.. ,-:numb .L in l.llfVlUT .ZEN-usd'11-.gl V 'NISE'-v'4 Saugerties lli ll VITY? HF! 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EDWARD BRYCE Treasurer ............ ROSEMARY TILL Rel ortei ...... MARGARET EMERICK Librari'1n ., . .. .... JAMES HOFFMAN Ml 1 e .................................. ..... ......... M R . PARSONS Lhalles Anderson, George Betts, Jeanne Bogert, Emily Burns, William Down, Jme Felten, Madeline Hackett, Rosalind Henninger, Marilyn Kamp, Henry Knaust, Llaunee le Doux, Mary Lou Loerzel, William Meiswinkel, Jean Morse, Jerome Mon- tani I1 mg Ribsamen, Regina Robinson, Walter Robinson, Henry Schroeder, Rich-ard Vandelbeel Theodore NYiand Robe-rt Wiltbank. chool Science Clubs S C I E N C l 1 l l A X l' n-e1 side-nt, ............. LARRY LOFTUS Vice-I'1'esident ..... RALPH LACHMANN S c1c'1 if-lury ........... ANDREW VUZIJIK 'I'1'9asl1l'Pl' ........... CONRAD MARTIN m1vm+-l- ...,..........,.................. . ..... vuss mlwxmxrl' ll 1 Nb l K :meth -Breitll ult K tll 1 Bu Ni l 1 I Bu n I itll 1 IK gl I C, u J cquellnv L 1 In D g t, l ll I wh 11 1 lllx h1etlxLfl1gB6-lyHuclJ111tH1ga Rl11lHlfx11VI Rulre? VIZ it lm llvicyhon xllxkettkfggdv iw gecg timdllgex-f St I I IIS xl Qxff ll Ron 1111 Tuxnel Y g 79' ff ! ll . l :Ml T ff 1 , fl X ' l H.. N l, A' ' , ' ' ll 'I ll lf f ff plhv' , f ll f l w J l ll ,ll M3 l - lm , 'lIll l'f l i f lf ' 'lull ,ll ll l A l l, W V4.2 m l' l f Fl l fly Tl YV llll + A 'W -W: S f QW Wil: 'l imfllf ull1.UllllMWMz,5l fllI1J Jl W W ll Mmm 1 ' N 'mwmflu Q X44 i WUUWW llfIlu U f ,lUll l1l1l' IWW ll fW'W lla' e? ff K l - ,, l X l lllflflffffiffflflfffffffffl H W mmHmllummplnnrw f l T di'T: f 1 ..-W ,L -55 -' NX vi . 'ai 'X K , f Tw- TW NSSW ST 1 l PU RPosl: 1 'ro CREATE,I'1l IGH STAN lR S or ,t A Hors H1Y4 A President-Glenfm-d Genthner l Vice-President--Justin Pearson iSecretary'e-Roland Stycos s ,Treasurer--Gordon Myer ,Adviser-'Mr. Mason Qergeant-at-Arms--Edward Hartz ll sFirst Row: Harry Krom, Edward Hartz, Roland Stycos, Glenford Genthner, Mr. Mason, Justm Pearson, Gordon Myer, Charles E. Greco, Wnnam Meiswinkle. ' ' l Second Row: William MacMullen, John Jorgenson, Neil Cox, Living- s , stun Cody, r John Robbins, Kendal! Sebring, George Terpening, Austin Tobiassen, George Betts, Frederick Myers. . Third Row: Salvatore Provenzano, Robert Myer, John Ferraro, Robert Deitrich, Charles Monroe, Charles Barone, Charles R. Greco, John Porto. A t rlTAlN,AN ,sEXTEND 2' Ml-' . 1' -, EM, ..-I V , v s K K 'IRISTIAN CWKRACTER HI-Y ' Presidentf-Betty Bittermanni he A Q Vice-President--Marjorie Ziegler Q. s Secretary-Margie Myers , 3 i Treasurer-Dorothy Snyder i s M s Adviser--Mrs. Heermance i Le ,fgif V Qs XI. lk 2 5 J'-fix K Y L' .V First Row: Patricia Kwasnick,gQEQliineffxWVn1K.liell, Dorothy Snyder, Betty Bittermann, Mrs. Heermance, lliagjoriei r,',,Margie Myers, Better N sg Hannay, Betty Cahill. s ff, f y it I Q gy if .f fuk 41? 1 in - e if Qgu,-'ig,,,'ji-. . KF Second Row: Joan Hawk, Laifra Nefikifkflietfy Mccaruiy, 'rheresai e-i-ig, Sasso, Eunice Kenney, Joyce Richter, Doris Keller, Virginia Loerzel, Ricketson. y s M so ' Lid' 4 e Third Row: Rose Bruno, Ruth Moore, Joyce Fierog Dolores Mayoneg Farrell, Juliana Nau. s s as - :I , Mary Peters, Helen Whitehead, Joyce Snyder, Frances Martin, .Ioan SAWYER STAFF Emlilor-in-Cllief ... Nlzumging Editor Alklllliigillg I-hlitol' ....,..,..,. fl1'r'l1Iz1t10l1 NIZIIIZISIPI' ...,....., Assistant Circulation Nlumagvr Assisizmt CIITIIIZIIIOII Manager AlIVUI'lIbIIIiI Nlauulgex' ...... .. Assist-aut AlIVP'I'fISIIIg NIEIIIEIKPI' Assistant Arlvertisiug NIZIIIQIQIPI' S11:11rsI1ot Edltol' .............. Assistauli SIl2lIx'bwIlOI Editor GLEINFO RIJ GENTHNER JR. . . . . . . .OLGA FEDYK . . . .BETTY CAHIIIII , . . .JOYCE SNYIJER ELAINE WINCHELI. . . . . . .GEORGE BETTS ..EI,I,EN GARDNER .... .PAT GARDNER ..HELEN MCMANIIS . .,... JOHN AMROII MAUREEN MAIIONE Assistant SIIIIIPSIIOI Edirol' ................................., JOYCE FIERO Grimls Editor ......... IJOIUWIIY HANNAY, JEAN RICKETSON, MARGE NOLAN, JAMES HOFFMAN Art Editor- .............................................. JUSTIN PEARSON Chivf IIllSIIlPSh Nlzmzlgvr ....... ,................,.. .... M . ARGIE MYERS Chief Business INIZIIIHQIPI' .....................,.............. JULIANA NAII Chief IIllSIllPSr, Assistants ......,. VIRGINIA MOWER. RIITH MOORE, DOT IZITTERMANN. THELMA CLINE, OLGA FEDYK, PAT SAUER Arlirwls ..... DONALD BELL, ROBERT DEITRICH, JUANITA FEUERBACH. PAT GARDNER, JOAN HAWK, XVILLIAM JERWANN, VIRGINIA KNAIIST, HARRY KROM, CLARENCE MARCLAY, CONRAD MARTIN, MICKEY GINIA MYER, LOUISE MYERS, JULIANNA NAU, GLADYS OIIERG, VVILIIIAM ROSE, .IO SAUER, LEONARD SINNOTT, GEORGE TERPENING, ROBERT 'I'EfI'ZI,OFF, AUSTIN 'l'URIASSEN, VVAIIIIACE VVINCHEIIII. LE DOIIX, GERALD MCCORMICK, VIR- ! . 2 X 5, Q? 5 , '1f I .ff y Q 'J' , X !5?,,S'v 1 Jag , 'Qi 'Q X. ei 4 x , '? : .38 A 'V w, 9 A K, i f er if E silt S Z' N7, gave 'E O ig, . fa I' fi. I 55: rg 75.25- 5 X -4? ff f ' ' '53 4' ' fsi-1, '62, 1 Jr-ef'-f, If f ffm ' - -:- . ' 1 Q . . f' , fl!! . ' QY ' I fi r lf' we 1' A .I 9 I 1 I 9 I: f' W, , X- f V-9 6 'Q ' If '2 - 7 Ant: W, f f xf N .f J k g','f1, A 7Ar ' L 3 if 'iff Y'fX '- . ' ' XJ NH ,Qxx THE ULSTERETTE Iislzlblislie-:I IIIEI. I'1iI1Iisl1i-:I by Sludvnis of Sziiigm-i'li1-:Q High Sclmoi. Szillgwtivs, Now York. EDITORIAL STAFF AIPIIIDUI' ut' Capital Ilistrim-1 Svliolustiv Pri-ss .Nssom-iziiimi of Siam- ol' Nm-xx' York. I'Iwlitoi'-iii-Cliief ................,...............,........... .IDI Ulu hNX Iilzli Mauiugiug Editors ...................., ICIIAINIG VI'lNC'lII4Zl.I., UIAIA FICDYK Aclvvrtisillg lW2I.ll'lU1l'l' ...... ..................... I 'I1I,l.I'ZN GAIRDNICII Assistants .........,........ ...I'A'I' GARIJNICII. IfIICI,IGN M1-MANVS .-ASSib!llIlL Busiiwss Nl:l1l2lg:t'1's . ..... .IIILIANA NAII, MARGIIG MYERS ldxm-Iizirize Iinlitoi' ........... .........,............ . IUYCIG 1I1CH'I'I'Ill Sports I+11Iitn.r .... .......................... I II-YDRGIC III+I'l l'S Assistaxlts ..... ..... N ICLSIIN IRVIIIIANS, Illlil, JICRWANN Griiuls Idditm' .. ,........................,...., DWI' IIANNAY .Assisizilllfi ....... .... L 'IIAIIICNCIC LIC DUl'X. JAMES IIUFFMAN I,iIm'zu'y Iialitor ............,............. MARY .IU NOI,l,I'Z'I' Ar.si:4InntS ....... ............. . IAUK IWIIIIIAIQU, DICK MAYUNIC Clubs Iifliloi' ...,.,...................,..,..... .IOYCIG IFIICIIIU As:-zislzlxlts ......... ...ICLICANUIQ MAZZAUIINIC, MAITIIICICN MAIAINIC Cziloiiilizii- Iflmlitm' ...... .....................,.......... A IAIIGIIC MYERS I'ii'r'uI:1ti0u Mziiiuger .. . . .. ...I3IfI'I I'Y I3l'I I'I'IIIMANN Assistant ............ ,... A I.XII.IOllII'Z ZlICGl.I-Till Ari Eilitor ........... ..,,.. . Il'S'l'IN PICARSUN 14's-:lilirfe Editor ........ ...JIIIJANNA NAI' Ilumzm Int:-rest Iiclitm' .. ..................... IRMA l I'ZA'I' Assistant .....................................,.....,........ ANN NUl,I.I'Z'I' 'Vyynimls ..................,....,......... ROSE IIRVNO, .IICAN Rli'KIC'l'SON lh'p01'Ie1's ...IOAN HAWK, IUJIIICIVI' MYIGIQS, 'FHICLMA CLINIC, LIVINGSTON CODY, JANICT DICKHAIIT. MARGARIYI' ICNIICRICK, JACK AMROD. DOROTHY Bl'l I'ICRMANN, .IlIANl'I'A I ICIil+IRlIACII. .IO SAVICH. RICHARD GICN'I'HNICR, B. HANNAY, M, NULAN, J. ROBINSON, M. I'I'I'1'l'IRS. l uc'ultv Adviser .,..............................,.. DR. GRANT D. MORSE Assislzillt Fzltfulty Adviser .. .... MISS MAHIIC IC. LACICY t 'augerties 4- Club i 1 5 if OFFICERS Iwvsitlviit ...... .... K IQNDALI. SEBRING Adviser ............ .... I HJVVAIIID GUlfZ'l'SCHIl'S Vive-Presimleitt .......... JOHN SNYIJER Assistant Adviser .. ....... GEORGE 'I'ERI'i-INING Secretzu'y ..... .,........... F REDERICK MYERS News Reporters ......... F. SNYDER, B. .IICRVVANN TI'P2'lS1lI'Pl' ...........,.......... JUSTIN PEARSUN Hobart Bach, Alton C+11'11right, Robert Fil1,9Q91', Howard Gaynor, John Mauro, Clittord P0z11'so11, VValter Robinson, Donald Short, Homer Van Voorhis. if-5aQ5Qf. r'-, Y One impulse from a vernal wood May teach you more of man, Of moral evil and of good, Than all the sages can. Wordsworth-The Tables Turned wg ii , ii iii? NQQX? W if i ,.2:, Atfw Mx 'y 'if 5? 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MISS ROWE Abbott, William, Amrod, John, Arvidson, Yvonne, Ascarino, John, Barlow, Jane, Bartells, Elizabeth, Bell, Donald, Bissikumer, Emilie, Bit- lermann, Dorothy, Bogert, Jeanne, Boler, Anna, Bowra, Pearl, Brandow, William, Brandt, Kathryn, Bryce, Edward, Buono, John, Buono, Lor- raine, Burhans, Nelson, Burton, Charlotte, Buytkins, Joan, Craft, Wini- fredg Delanoy, Magdalena, Diaz, Noel, Dile, Wilma, Down, William, Dunn, Florence E., Emerick, Margaret, Felten, Janet, Finger, Robert, France, Joan: Freligh, Martin, Ga.rdne1', Ellen, Gardner, Patricia, Garrison, Jerome, Gaynor, Howard, Genthner, Richard, Goodrich, Ethel, Hackett, Madeline, Hillje, John, Hillje, Mary, Hoffmann, Carl, Hommel, Betty, Hommel, Janet, Hull, Dona, Hunter, Maurice, Jerwann, Williaiii, Johnson, Laura, Kamp, Marilyn, Kerbert, John, King, John, Lewis, Linford, ,i A CL Sq' 'lf - , 115-f fx R , 1' ! i xJ G- ri I . i Q , rl Lol-rzel, .loss-ph, Iioerzel, Mary, Marines, Josephg Malone, Lorraine: Marlin l'Iflw-ni-rig Musiero, Illllllllilj Munro, Dolores, Mauro, John: Marnsolf, Robert: ' Nlf:f'01'lllll'li, Jzunesg NIPNIUIIIIS, Helen: Miller, John: Miller, Mary: Nlinhler, , lfiurlg Montana, Jerome, Morse, Jean: Mower, Jean: Myer, Ethel: Myer, ,f Marge: Myer, Roy, Myers, Cynthia: Nieffer, Janet, Nolan, Joseph, Nollel, r r ' N .Xnng 0'Ili'yox1,.Izuie: Owens, Lorraine: Peters, Wallace: Pfeiffer. 'l'heo4lore: , X lleynolnls, Jeannine, Reynolds, Noel, Ribszunen, Irving: Rif-vi. Anthony: If llirlletsoil, l-Imlilh: Ilielis, Gilbert: Robinson, Regina, Roselikrzam-e, I':ltrir-ing Salisbury, Lorraine, Sauer, Josephine: Sehroerier, Henry Joseph: See, Hurry: Short, Ilonuhlg Sinnott, Frank: Sinnoll. lA 0ll'.Il'llQ Smith. Robert, V.g Snymie-r, Eileen: Snyder, Frzuiklinl Sperl. lieonurxli Sn':1rl, Ileleng Sw:-erin-y, llic-h:ml: 'l'uli11zulge, George: Teetsel. llzu'l1:li'z1: 'l'eIzlo1'I', 'V Robert, Thorne, George: Tobias, Verna, 'l'01lllliiillS, Jnne: Tonneson. X Lloyd, 'I7rinli:1, Gilbert: V-llllKlPl'bP1'li, Rivhzuwlg Yan 'I'z1:4Sell, Shirley: Yun Q Yoorhis, llonu-rg Welzler, John: Wiumls, Theomiore: Winmlefhll. lleimhrnl r QQ NVoIven, lizlyinonml. I ffl i i r , X fr iflr N ' ' .., . .-my -1'-, Q wi, 4 pi If K '. .ly l R q-:if ef fi ji ff' j L ' : Yi I - MW!! .ff , I in X h .1 A . f 5- 3, .. ' RWQX xl .1 'x N- xkt li FIIESIUVL . , r-. in -.vu ,, i -V 1 I - l 0 , V rff xiii- N . F .' 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We fl , , ' 'Q Q Km E U .A F' QNX 'N w 1 K 'I UNIIIB Ill W r EIGHTH GRADE Alsid, Joan, Bach, Donald, Cahill, Anne, Craw, Muriel, Cutler, Albert, DuBois, Ruth, Ennis, Iona, Falshaw, George, France, Maureen, Holmes, Je-anne, Keefe, John, Kelley, Elsie, Joehn, Rudolf, Krieger, Jane, Lasher, Janice, Lasher, Jean, Legg, Helen, Martin, Vivian, McGuire, Elizabeth, Myer, Barbara, Myer, Francis, Myers, Louise: Neiffer, Shirley, Poneok, Diana, Proper, George, Robinson, Claire, Saile, Lois: Srhatfer, Rosemary, Schneider, William, Schwab, Mary, Sohoonmaker, Marilyn, Hebert, Louis, Sherman, Ruth, Short, Wilhelmina, Simmons, George, Spring, Jean- nette, Staff, Joan, Tlillllilflflil, Helen, Vanderbeck, Robert, Vozdik, Barbara, Whitaker, Allwrt, Wiucliell, Wallace, Wrolsen, Richard. ROOM 36 -- Sth GRADE Presirlent ..... VIV1-'-I,l'9hIlIPlll Ser-retary ... Tl'9'llSllil'9l' .... Adviser ... l're-sialent ... Vive-l'1'esi4leiii Serreizlly ... 'l'reuslirer ... Adviser ... Vresiclenl ,., Vive-l'resiclenl Secretary ... 'I'l'PilSlll'f l' ... .Mlviser ... ROOM 52 - 7th GRADE ROOM 51 - 7th GRADE ...BARBARA MYER ,.. .DIANA PONECK ......LOUISE MYERS ....AlQBERT Cll'l'LlCli .. . . . . . .MISS JONES .ROBERT TERPICNING . , . .CHARLES BRUVVN KATHLEEN SIMMONS . . . . .. .VERNON POST . . .MR. CUNNINGHAM . . . . . . .CALVIN CODY ...JUNE OVERBAUGH ....WILLIAM SLA'l'l'IR ....'l'HERESA RILEY ...MISS CUSGRAVIC SCll00L 7 . I 4' . SEVENTH GRADE lie-ll, Sully: lloxwn, Murilyng H11-itlxzillpt, th-rznldg Hrittinullum, Virgixlizxg llrown, Vllill' . 1-sg HllI'LfhQ'l', Floyd: f'ilI'lIf'Illf'l', Inir'l1z11'4l1 Vufly, 1':1lx'i11g f'001H'l', Sully: Imllois, NOI'1ll1lIlI l'fllI'I1'l', lfrzmlag Illlnuis, Ivan: l re-ligh. 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SALUTATORY This is the most momentous evening in the school life of the class of 1946. As a class we are .fawored in that we are the first peace time graduating class of Saugerties since 1941. Moreover, we are privileged in being the fiftieth graduating class of this school. Our training thus far has been to prepare us for the world. Shakespeare has called the world a stage and all the men and women players. We, the class of 1946, are now, figuratively speaking, in the Wings of that stage, about to enter the drama .of life as active players. We feel deeply the honor of this occasion. We welcome you to- night, and hope that we can adequately express our sin- cere emotions to you. JOYCE SNYDER VALEDICTORY To-night is the evening towards which we have been eagerly looking for a long time. This is the last mee-ting of the class of 1946, as a student unit. At times we thought this moment would never come. Now it has arrived and we approach the future with varied emotions. We are not entirely sure of ourselves. We look forward with awe and confusion. We wzonder what will happen as we go through life. Nevertheless, we are anxious to verify our motto, The more prepared, the more powerful. Up to now we have been receiving the tools for our life ahead, and now we set out to use them. We have been aided in obtaining these tools, by our parents, the faculty, and the Board of Education. We feel very grateful for the assistance they have given us. We shall strive to make good use of what they have given us. And so, as we leave school, we say to them, Thank you, and farewell. GLENFORD GENTHNER, Jr. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members previously elected: Livingston Cody Margie Myers Glenford Genthner Justin Pearson Olga Fedyk Joyce Snyder Elaine Winchell 1946 Elections Seniors: Juliana Nau Robert Wiltbank Edwalrd Ricks Frederick Myers Theresa Sasso Juniors: Betty Cahill John Robbins Jo-an Farrell Walter Robinson Joyce Fiero Irma Utzat EDWARD HARTZ Vil'1'fPl'l'Ri4ll'llf GORDON MYER '1'rv:1s1l1'e1' JUSTIN PEARSON I'1'vsifl4-nt ol' Vlzlss of '-16 ISS N LEONA HOGAN Adviser GLENFORD GENTHN ER, Jr. Valedictorian MARJORIE ZIEGLER Sv 011' t ary JOYCE SNYDER S'lllllf2lt.0I'ii1Il BELSITO, GRACE Sigma Club 14, 535 Amicitia 113 Library Club 1435 Girls' Hi-Y 14, 535 Leaders' Club 1535 Home- room President 1535 President, Sigma 1435 Vice- President, Homeroom 1135 Secretary, Home- room 1435 Chorus 1435 'Glee Club. 1435 Publica- tion Staff, Ulsterette 1435 Chairman, Orchestra Committee for Senior Ball 1435 Esopus Council 153: Christmas Concert 143. BETTS, GEORGE A. Saugensci 1135 Alpha Pi Lambda 13, 435 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 435 Noon-hour Softball 12, 335 Noon- hour Volleyball 12, 3, 435 Noon-hour Football 1335 Noon-hour Basketball 1435 Homeroom Program Chairman 1435 Assistant Sports Editor, Ulster- ette 1335 Sports Editor, Ulsterette 1435 Stage Hand, Junior Play 1335 Stage Manager, Senior Play 1435 Assembly Usher 13, 43. BITTEVRMANN, BETTY A-Sharp 1235 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 4, 535 Fleur-de-lis 13, 4, 535 Res Publica Romana 13, 4, 535 Secre- tary, A-Sharp 1235 President, Girls' Hi-Y 1535 President, Fleur-de-lis 1435 Chorus 14, 535 Girls' Glee Club 1435 Secretary, Girls' Glee Club 1435 Assistant Circulation Manager, Ulsterette 1435 Circulation Manager, Ulsterette 1535 Chairman, Refreshment Committee for Senior Ball 1435 Chairman, Publicity for Senior Ball 1535 Chair- man, Theme Committee for Senior Ball 1535 As- sistant Snapshot Editor, Sawyer 1535 Christmas Concert 1435 Education Week Program 1435 Sawyer Salesman 143. BROOKS, SHIRLEY 1BROOKSIE3 1 Leaders' Club 13,435 Copa Club- 1435 After- school Basketball 1135 Secretary, Copa Club 1435 Girls' Glee Club 1335 Chorus 12, 335 Usher for Senior Play 1435 Decoration Committee for Senior Ball 1435 Christmas Concert 1335 Assist- ant Grade Teacher 133. HRUN13, ROSE Sigma 13, 43: Girls' Hi-Y 1433 Chorus 143, Illsterette Typist, 1433 Senior Play 143, Orches- tra Committee for Senior Ball 143: Messenger to Dr. Morse 123. BURNS, EMILY A. 1REl33 Leaders' Club 13, 431 Alpha Pi Lambda 13. 43: Noon-hour Basketball 133: Noon-hour Volleyball 1333 Noon-hour Baseball 133: Property Connnit- tee for Senior Play 1435 Refreshment Commit- tee for Senior Ball 143. CLINE, TH ELMA Transferrrczl from Kingston High School 11, 235 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 433 Ili-Ski-Hi 13, 43: Chorus 1435 Assistant Property Manager for Senior Play 143. CODY, LIVINGSTON A. Iles Publica Romana 12, 3, -133 Boys' Hi-Y 1433 Cues and Characters 1433 Homerooln Appear- ance Chairman 1133 Aetlile, Res Publica Romana 1433 lilsterette Reporter 11, 43, Senior Play 143, Cues and Characters Play 143: Assembly Usher 143, National Honor Society 13, 43. COLLINS, JOHN Alpha Pi Lznnbcla fl, 2, 3, -U5 Noonhour Volley- ball C-U3 Vice-President, Alpha Pi Lambda HJ. DAMIS, SUE Delta I'l1i llzmlbmlzi U93 Anlicilia fl, 3. -U5 ll'L1skutb:lll C175 Chorus C155 Usher Senior Play: Decoration C01lllllit.l86 Senior Bullg Messenger for Dr. Morse HJ. DAVI, 'FHERESA CTESS7 Bi-Ski-Hi Cl, 2, 3, 435 Secretary Bi-Ski-Hi C5173 Sigma CZ, 3, 413 Treasurer Signwi 4331 Aniicitin Cl, 2, 33g Homeroorn Vice-Presiclent C131 Chorus 12, 3, 493 Senior Play, Orchestra Connnittoc for Senior Ball. UIGLANOY, GLADYS CBUCKYJ Sigma Club C495 Ping Pong illg Basketball After School C195 Noon-hour Baseball 613: Banking Staff 111. DI RHI., CHARIA J'l I'I'I 1CHAR1 Leaders' Club 13. -41: Copa Club 1-11: Sigma Club 13, 41: A-Shairp Club 1211 Presiuleut Copa Club 1413 Chorus 1l, 2, 313 Usher for Senior Play: llem-ovation Committee Senior Ilall. l1l'II'I'RICH, HUBlCR'I' H. UJICDEE1 Mu Alpha 11, 21: Hooks Club 11, 2, 413 Hi-Y 1-113 Chess Team 11, 2, 413 Baseball 121: President Hooks Club 141: Home Room Treasurer 111: llonieroom Vic-e-President 1-l1g Chorus 1l, 21. DOYLE, JOSEPH 1JOE1 J. V. Basketball 1l, 21: Varsity Basketball 13, 413 Captain, Basketball 1415 Soccer 13. 413 Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 413 Captain Baseball 131: Home- room 'I'.reasurer 141: Stage Manager Senior Playg Orchestra Committee Senior Ball: Assembly Usher 1413 Safety Counril 141. IJRECHSLER, ALIC E Cues and Characters 1-115 Bowling 121: Chorus 13, 411 Chairman of Refreshment Committee Senior Ball: Grade Assistant 1313 Kindergarten Helper 131: Hot Lune-h Helper 131. we , if X ' tt 'f Q 3 S -.ii i .. ..4. FEDYK, OLGA Ping Pong Club 1195 Amicitia Club 11, 2, 395 President, Anlicitia Club 1395 After School Bas- ketball 1395 Secretary, Homeroom 1195 Treasur- er, Homeroom 1395 President, Homeroom 1495 Exchange Editor, Ulsterette 1395 Editor, Weekly Ulsterette 1395 Managing Editor, Ulsterette 1495 Managing Editor, Sawye-r 1495 Property Manager, Sophomore Play 1295 Assistant to Class His- torian 1495 Treasurer, Esopus Council 1495 So- cial Studies Prize 1195 Sawyer Salesman 1395 National Honor Society 13, 495 Delegate to Press Conference 139. GENTHNER, GLENFORD, JR. Mu Alpha 11, 2, 3, 495 Res Publica Romana 12, 395 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 495 Vice-President, Mu Alpha 1295 President, Boys' Hi-Y 1495 Debating 12, 3, 495 President, Forensic Forum 1395 Home- room Bresident 11, 395 Junior Class President 1395 O-rchestra 11, 2, 3, 495 A Capfpella 11, 2, 3, 495 Swing Band 12, 3, 495 Ulsterette 11, 2, 395 Sports Editor, Ulsterette 1295 Advertising Man- ager, Ulsterette 1395 Editor-in-chief, Sawyer 1495 Advertising Manager, Sawyer 1395 Chapel De- bate 13, 495 Senior Play 1495 Sophomore Play 1295 Esopus Council 12, 495 Vice-President, Esopus Council 1495 H.M.S. Pin-afore 1195 Trial By Jury 1295 Pirates of Penzance 1395 Prize Speaking 13, 495 National Honor Society 13, 495 Chonita 1495 Commencement Speaker 1495 Valedictorian 149. GILLESPY, ROY 1BUD9 Junior Varsity Basketball 11, 295 Senior Play 1495 Senior B-all Decorating Committee 1495 As- sembly Usher 149. GUNDERSEN, ANN Science Club 11, 295 Girls' Glee Club 1395 As- sistant Clubs Editor, Ulsterette 119: Usher Senior Play. HARTZ, EDWARD Boys' Hi-Y 13, -475 Bi-Ski-Hi 117: Assistant to Mr. Mason 1275 Noon-hour Softb-all 11, 2, 375 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 275 President of Home- room 1475 Vice-President of Senior Class5 A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 475 Treasurer of A Cappella Choir 1475 Orchestra 1l, 273 Dance Orchestra 1175 Boys' Qu-artet 13, 475 Senior I'lay5 Assembly Usher 1475 Esopus Council 1475 Trial By Jury 1275 Pirates of Penzance 1375 Chonit'a 147. HAWK, JOAN M. 1HAWKIE, IGITURl Sigma Club 13, 475 Secretary, Sigma Club 1475 Girls' Hi-Y 1475 Res Publica Romana 147: Bi- Ski-Hi 1275 Amicitia 1275 Delta Phi Lambda 137: Le-uders' Club 1375 Reporter, Ulsterette 1-175 Sec- retary of Sophomore Class 1275 Secretary of .lunior Class 1375 Secretary of Homeroom 1475 Art Staff, Sawyer 13, 475 Properties, Senior Play 1-17. IIPINNINGICR, RUSALIND Alpha Pi Lambda 13, 475 Art Club 1475 Chorus 11, 2, 375 Spring Concert 127: Usher for Senior Play 1-17. I-IOUCK, FLORENCE J. Leaders' Club 13, 475 Copa Club 1-475 Basketbznll 1353 Chorus 11, 2, 375 Glee Club 1375 Decoration Committee for Senior Ball: Usher for Senior Play 1431 Christmas Concert 1375 Assistant Gradi- 'Feucher 137. HUSTED, ELEANOR RUTH Chorus 1335 Decorating Committee Senior Ball. IGOE, ELLEN T. Copa, Club 149: Chorus 1475 Senior Play, Pro- perty Manager, Senior Decoration Committee. KELLER, DORIS V. CDOTJ A-Sharp 12, 373 Copa Club 149: Girls' Hi-Y 13, 43: Noon-hour Basketball 1115 Bowling 1133 Noon-hour Baseball 1133 Senior Pl-ay, Decorating Committee, Senior Play. KENNEY, EUNICE Amicitia 11, 235 Library Club 12, 32, Piresident 1325 Leaders' Club 1453 Delta Phi Lambda 139: Bi-Ski-Hi 1255 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 43, Ping-Pong Club 1133 Chorus 11, 2, 37: Property Manager of Junior Play, Property Manager of Senior Play, Cheerleading 12, 3, 43, Captain 143. KNAIIST, VIRGINIA RIITH 1GINNY7 Amivltia 11, 275 Ili-Ski-Hi 1273 Sigma 12, 3, -173 In-Ita Phi Lambda 13, -'17, Ping-Pong Club 1173 Sc-hool Howling 117: Vice-Presiflent of Amicitia 127, 'l'ro'asurm- of Freshman Classg Homeroom I,l'1'SI1I1'IlI, 1273 A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 3, 473 Christmas Concert 1373 Ulsterette Reporter 117, Sophomore Play. KRUM, HARRY Sulluviisvi 117: lli-Ski-Ili 12, 373 Roolis 1'lub 11, 2, 173 Sm-1-1-l:ii'y of Rook:-i Club 12, 475 Boys' Ili-X' 13, -173 Alplra Phi Lambda 137: Chess 'Fe-am 11, 2, 17: Vic-4--Prvsident of Sophomore Homoroomg A Capps-lla Choir 11, 2, 3, -47, Sports Iiflitor, Saw- yvr 1371 Weekly Ulsteretto Editor 1273 Sports Iflclltor, lllst.Pr9tte 1373 Sophomore Play 1273 Asrwmhly llslwr 13, 47, Clrristmas Speaker 1273 Christmas Concert 1273 lflcl. Week Program 11, 2, 3, '17, Operetta, H, M. S. Piuafore-5 Pirates of Penzance? Trial by Juryg Chouit'a. LAWLICSS, AGN ICS Copa Club 1-175 'I'I'P2lSIIl'Pl' of Copa Club 1-17: Sigma 117, Decorating Committee Se-uior Ball. LIC ll1'lllX, 1ll1ARl'lN1ll'l 1CIllCIiIl'I7 Alpha Pi Lambcla 13, 47: Saugenci 11, 273 Presi- mlvut 11, 27g Soccer Squad 12, 3, 47: Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, -17, Noon-hour B'aSketball 13. -17g Co-captain 13, -175 Vive--Pi'esiriP1it. Homeroom 1373 Program Chairman 137: lllstorette 1473 Sawyvr Art Staff 12, 3, -17, Social Studies Pro- gram 1173 Sophomore Play Stage Managefi' 127. Q LOERZEL, VIRGINIA 1GINNY7 Sigma Club 1475 Lenders' Club 1475 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 47. MISASI, TERESA 1TERRY7 Amicitia 1175 Chorus 11, 473 Senior Ball Decorat- ing Committee. MC CARTHY, BETTY Girls' Hi-Y 13, 475 Amicitia 1173 Chorus 1-173 Property Manager, Senior Playg Senior Ball Decorating Committee. MURPHY, JOAN 1MURPH7 Amicitia 11, 275 Ping-Pong Club- 117: Sigma Club 13, 473 Vice-President, 1475 Leaders' Club 1373 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 473 Latin Club 1473 Senior Playg Esopus Council 117. M YER, GORUUN Boys' Hi-Y 13, 'llg Honierooln Progirani Chair- man 1113 V100-l,l'9Sl1l9lll Hoinerooni 1213 Noon- hour Softball 11, 2, 3, 41, Noon-hour Volleybill 11, 2, 3, -Hg Noon-hour Football 12, 3, 413 Capt. Noon-hour Softball and Volleyl:-:ill 13, -H3 'l're:is- urer of Senior Class: Treasurer of Iloys' I'li4Yg Asaistant Stage Manager for Senior Play: As- sembly Usher 13, -tl. MYER, R0llER'l' F. 111033 Fleur-de-lis 12, 3, 411 Program Chairman in-:tn 1311 lloys' Hi-Y 1413 lilstetrette Reporter 1l, 2, -lj: Artful:-ittuit Stage Manager 1-U3 Assem- bly llslwi' 143. MYERS, FREDERICK Mu Alpha 11, 2, 3, Atl: Boys' Hi-Y 13, 415 Sau- gertles Agricultuiral 4-H 11, 2, 3, 413 Vice-Presb dent 1213 Secretary 13, 413 Saugensci Science Club 111, Noon-hour Softball 1133 Chorus 11, 315 A Cappella 11, 2, 3, 491 lilsterette 1213 Junior Play, Senior Play, Assembly Usher 13, 411 Piuafore 111: Trial by Jury 121: Pirates ot' l'enzant'e 1312 Choulta 141. MYERS, MARGIE Mu Alpha 12, 313 Treasurer 137, llelta Phi 141: Library Club 12, 31: Girls' Hi-Y 13, 413 Secre- tary 1-ll: lleatlers' Club 1413 Noon-hour Volley- ball 12l3 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 47: Girls' Glee Club 12, 313 lllsterette, Calendar Editor 1415 Senior Play, Senior Ball Decorating Coinniitteeg Na- tional Honor Society 131: Christmas Concert 131. NAU, JULIANA 4BABE7 Immaculate, High School, New York 41, 27g Res Publica Romana 43, 473 Scriba 4473 Girls' Hi-Y 43, 473 Delta Phi Lambda 4473 UlSte1'ette, Fea- ture Editor 4473 Sawyer Business Manager 4473 Senior Sawyer Snapshot Editor 4473 Sawyer Art Staff 447. NEWKIRK, LAURA E. Ping-Pong Club 4173 A Sharp Club 4275 Girls' Hi-Y 4475 Chorus 42, 3, 473 A Cappella 42, 3, 473 Senior Ball Decorating Committee, Trial by Jury 4273 Chonita 447. NOLAN, MARJORIE 4MARGE7 Julia Richman High School 41, 27, Fleur-de-lls 43, 473 Ulsterette Reporter 4473 Senior Play, Senior Ball Theme Committee, Senior Ball lbeeorating Committee. NOLLET, MARY JO 4M.J.3 J07 Cues and Characters 4573 Sigma Club 41, 2, 3, 475 Arts and Crafts 41, 273 Instrumental Music Club 4173 Bi-Ski-Hi 42, 3, 473 Debate Club 4373 Fleur-de-lis 43, 47g Secretary, Bi-Ski-Hi, 437: Secretary, Instrumental Music Club 4173 Forensic Forum 437, Poster Publicity Chairman 42, 3, 473 Chorus 41, 475 A Cappella Choir 41, 2, 3, 473 Lit. Editor of Quarterly Ulsteirette 4575 Ulsterette Staff 4175 Assistant Lit. Editor of Quarterly Ulsterette 43, 475 Sawyer Staff 447: Sophomore Play, Freshman Play, Junior Play: Pirates of Penzance 4-D: Trial By Jury 4373 Pinafore 4275 Banking Staff 4175 Spring Concert 417. OBICRG, GIJADYS F. Mnsicana 1l, 2, 3, 45: A-rt Club 13, 453 l'ingAI'oug Club 1l5g Arts and Crafts 1l5g Girls' Basketball 1253 Girls' Volleyball 125: Secretary of Art Club 135, l't-et-tident of Art Club 1-l5g Chorus 125: Sawyer Art Staff 12, 3, -15, Class Colors and Motto Committee 145. 0'llRY1lN, .IUNIC IIICLICN Library Club 12, 3, -l53 Musivana 1l, 2, 3, -153 Secretary of Musiteana 1353 llaslietball 135: Softball 12, 355 Captain 1253 Volleyball 12, 35: Horne-rooin Appearance Chairman 125: Chorus 1l, 2. 35: llibrari-an 12, 3, -155 Captain Girls' Volleyball 125. l'l'IAltS1JN, CI,IFF1JItD 1CLIFF5 Library Club 13, 455 -l-H Club 12, 3, 45: Honorary Member of Sigma Club 145: Softball 115: As- sistant Stage Manager 1-l5g Assembly Usher 1-153 Librarian 13, 45. l'l'fAl1S1lN, JUSTIN W, 1CHUCK5 Myron .l. Mivliael School, Kingston 1l5g King- ston High School 1253 4-H 13, 453 Presimlent 1353 Treasurer 1453 Rooks Club 145, Forensic Forum 1355 Art. Club 135: Boys' Hi-Y 13, 453 Vice-Presb tlent 145, Noon-hour Softball 1353 Noon-hour Football 135: Noon-hour Basketball 1355 Chess team 1453 Senior Class President 1453 Sawyer Art, Staff 135, Sawyer Art Editor 1453 Ulste-rette Art lfltlltor 1-15: Scenery for Operetta 135, Ticket- Finanre, Senior Pl-nys, Ticket-Finance, Senior llall, Assembly llslier 145: Safety Council 1-l5: Presitlent 145, National Honor Society 13, 45. RICHTER, JOYCE Amicitia 11, 2, 335 Girls' Hi-Y 1433 Leaders' Club 13, 433 Secretary, Leaders' Club 1435 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 433 Ping-Pong Club' 1133 After-school Basketball 1335 Treasurer of Homeroom 1435 Ulsterette, Exchange Editor 143, Reporter of Quarterly Ulsterette 1333 Editor, Weekly Ulster- ette 1333 Esopus Council 1433 Secretary of Esopus Council 1433 Sawyer Salesman 133. RICKETSON, JEAN 1CUDDLES3 Amicitia 11, 2, 333 Vice-President. of Amiticia 133, Girls' Hi-Y 143, Ping'Pong 1133 Leaders' Club 13, 435 President, Leaders' Club 1433 Sec- retary of Homeroom 123, Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Senior Play, Assistant, Class Will 143. RICKS, EDWARD H. 1ED3 Ping-Pong Club 1133 Honorary Member of Sigma Club 1435 Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 3, 433 Noon- hour Football 11, 2, 3, 43g Noon-hour Basketball 13, 433 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 433 Captain, Noon-hour Volleyball 1435 Ass't. Stage Manager, Senior Play, Assembly Usher 143. SASSO, THERESA Girls' Hi-Y 1433 Mu Alpha 13, 43, Secretary, Mu Alpha 1435 Res Publica Romana 13, 433 Leaders' Club 1335 Secretary of Homeroom 143, A Cap- pella, 13, 43g Sawyer Salesman 1335 Pirates of Penzance 133, Chonita. 1433 Christmas Con- cert 133. SIGBRING, KENIJALL 1KEN5 -l-II 11, 2, 3, 45: Hi-Y 13, 45: -I-H 'Frearzurer 125: -I-H Vice-President 135: -1-H President 145: Stage Manager-Assembly 145: Assistant Stage Man- -ager 135: Stage Manager Education Week Pro- gram 135: Stage Manager Christmas Concert. 1-15: Stage Manager Grade Operett-a 135: San'- yer Ilenetit. Movie Salesman 1-15: 1Cduc'ation Week Program 135. SNYDl'IIl, DOROTHY 1DOT5 i,ea1ler:-1' Club 13, -15: Girls' Hi-Y 13, 45: Treas- urer, Girls' Hi-Y 145: Sigma 1-15: Girls' Glee Club 135: Chorus 12, 3, 45: Usher for Senior Play 145: Decoration for Senior Ball: Christmas Con- vert 135. SNYDER, JOYCE I5. Science Club 115: Mu Alpha 12, 35: Vice-Presi- rlent, Mu Alpha 135: Latin Club 12, 3, 45: Hi-Y 13, 45: Amicitia 11, 25: A Cappella 12, 35: Chorus 115: lflditor, Weekly Ulsterette 135: lCtlitor-in- Chief, lllsterette 145: Sawyer Salesman 12, 35: Assistant Advertising Manager, Sawyer 1353 As- sistant Advertising Manager, Ulsterette 135: Circulation Manager, Sawyer 145: Sophomore Play, Ticket. Committee, Senior Plays, Com- ment-ement Speaker, Theme Committee, Senior Rall, Pirates of Penzance 135: Trial by Jury 125: lflngliah Prize 115: National Honor Society 13, 45: Delegate to Pre:-na Conference 135: Junior Presentations Committee 135: Salutatorian 145. ST YCOS, ROLA ND 1ROLI.O5 111-Ski-Hi 11, 25: Mu Alpha 11, 25: Treasurer, Bi- Ski-Hi 125: Treasurer, Mu Alpha 125: Hi-Y 13, 45: Seoretary, Hi-Y 145: Debating 145: Vice- President of Homeroom 11, 35: Program Chair- man 145: A Cappella 125: Orchestra 12, 35: Senior Pli A-wembl ll-ther 115' 1 -aopnfx Coun- . ' ty, y , - , ,. , cil 135: Pinafore 115: Trial by Jury 125. TERPENING GEORGE J. 1TERP7 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 473 Bi-Ski-Hi 11, 2, 3, 473 Presi- dent, Bi-Ski-Hi 13, 473 4-H 11, 2, 3, 473 Vice- President, 4-H 1173 Assistant Adviser 4-H 1473 A-Sharp 1273 Rifleers 1473 Secretary Rifleers 1473 Soccer Team 11, 2, 3, 473 Captain 147: Jun- ior Varsity Basket.ball 11, 273 Varsity Basket- ball 13, 473 Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 473 President, Freshman Class 1173 Homreoom President 1173 President, Sophomore Class 1273 Homeroom Pro- zrani Chairman 1273 Vice-President, Junior Class 1373 President, Esopus Council 147: A Cappella 11, 2, 3, 473 Board of Directors 12, 373 President. A Cappella 1473 Boys' Quartette 12, 3, 473 Art Staff of Sawyer 12, 3, 473 Ulsterette Reporter 1173 Art Editor of Sawyer 12, 373 Stage Man- ager Sophomore Play, Senior Play Scenery Com- mittee, Esopus Council 12, 3, 473 Pinafore 1173 Tri-al by Jury 1273 Chonita 1473 Pirates of Penzance 1373 Newburgh Bowling Tournament 147. TILL, ROSEMARY Alpha Pi Lambda 13, 473 Treasurer 1473 Sau- sgensci 11, 273 Vice-President 1273 Noon-hour llasketball 11, 2, 373 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 2273 Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 37. THORNTON, BETTY A. 1BETTY7 Leaders' Club 12, 3, 473 Vice-President 1473 Libr- ary Club 12, 3, 473 Treasurer 1373 Delta Phi Lambda 1473 Ping-Pong Club' 1173 A Sharp 11, 2, 373 Noon-hour Basketball 11, 2, 373 Softball 11, 2, 373 Volleyball 11, 2, 373 Chorus 1373 Sawyer Art Staff 12, 3, 473 Chairman of Decoration Com' mittee for Senior Ball 1473 Hot Lunch Assistant 13 47. v TOBIASSEN, AUSTIN 1OTTO7 Chelsea Vocational High School, New York City 11, 273 Art Club 1473 Boy's Hi-Y 1473 Noon-hour Softball 13, 473 Noon-hour Volleyball 13, 473 Noon-hour Basketball 1473 Noon-hour Football 1473 Sawyer Art Staff 1473 Class Colors and Motto 147: Assembly Usher 147. 'i'l VRCU, ROSICMARIE 4'l'l'llK5 llelln I'lii lininbdu 43, 15, President 4215, Bi-Slii- Hi 42, Sl, 1153 Anilcilin 41, 2, Il, 45: Orchestral llolnlnillw- ol' Senior llall 4455 llr. Morse's Mes- sa-ngvr 4153 Assistant Io Mr. Mason 435. UNIJl'IIlHll.l., RICHARD 4STI'I'CH5 lli-Ski-Hi 4253 Baseball 425: llowling 42, 453 As- sistant Stage Munzuxer, Senior Play 4-453 Orches- ir-:i, Connnitlee- l'or the Senior Ball 445: Safely 4'onnc-il 4-153 Naval llisrlinrgee May, lil-15. WIIXVIZANK, ROHICWI' 4Il45B5 Alpha l'i l.unih-rl:i 4-l53 Ass:-nihly Usher 42, 45. WINCHELI., ELAINE E. Girls' HiY 43, 453 Aniicitia 41, 25, Delta Phi lxainbda 4353 Bi-Ski-Hi 4251 Hoineroom Treasur- er 4355 Honierooni President 4155 Homerooin Secretary 4253 A Cappella 42, 35: Weekly Ulster- ette 4353 Sawyer Art Staff 435, Managing Editor lllsterette 445, Calendar Editor 4353 Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Senior Play: Class Historian 445: 'Fheine Committee for Senior Ball 4459 Pi- rates of Penzance 435, National Honor Society 43, 455 Junior Presentation Connnittee 435, Dele- pzati- to Press Conference 4355 Trial by Jury 423- SENIORS OF 1946 YERRY, CATHERIINE Senior Ilzlll Dec-oraling Commillef-. ZIEGLER, MARJORIE KMARGIE3 James Ford Rhodes High School, Cleveland, Ohio C133 Girls' Hi-Y 13,435 Vice-President 4435 Lead- ers' Club 13, 435 Delta Phi Lambda C435 Alpha Pl Lambda Q233 Secretary of the Senior Class Assist-ant Circulation Manager, Ulsterette 143: Reporter, Qualrterly Ulsterette C433 Property Manager of Junior Play, Publicity Committee for Senior Play, Publicity Committee for Senior Ball, Usher for Senior Play, Ilec-orzttion Committee for Senior Ball. Juniors Who Expect To Be Graduated In 1946 IIANNAY, DOROTHY 1Sl.IMJ Mu Alplm 13, H3 Cuvs :md Clm1'z1otv1's 1475 Fl:-ur-mls--lis 13, -llg Secwe-tary ol' Honwroom 133: Sl'C'l'9Ull'y ol' A Cappella Choir 1471 A Calrpellzl Ulmir 11, 2, 3, lj: Grincls ldzlitor, Sawyer 1-lj: Grimls l'Ialit,m', Ul:-ntefrette 1-U3 Ch011iLa 1453 'l'-ri-ul lly Jury 1333 H. M. S. l'in:1fo1'v 1273 1'l1x'istnms COIIUI-'ll'l. 1l, 2, 3, lj. KlMlll.lG, lill!llAlill 1lllCKj Szllxge-x'lls-5 Junior' Rit'lve1':-1 1-U3 lixecutivc Ollicel' 1-lj, Noon-hour Volleyball 141. SCHVVAHZ, lll'Il,l'IN l m'm-zz llllls lllpzh School UMD: Copa Club 1133 1'hm'us 13, ly. M Yvivmw-rl 'MGI 1 'A 3 ,v , V ' L?z..Algl ifmfsg EEHFQ Q :ji 'QQ 'mini H I ' fx' YQ , fu f ai gg Y Wg? 1 ef?g'v' Q' c l llt-ily' lilllt'l'lll1lllIl Fun Slit- t-yt-1' t-t-:iso to ht- 't-t-t ionzttt- :intl lt intl? 2. Shirlt-y llroolts Enjoy lift- whilt- you Illlljlu .L Host- liruno So quit-t, yt-t so plt-ztsniit. t ltiniily liurns Living in at worltl that has for ottt-n t-x't-rything but play. .i. l.ivingston t'otly Still on his tlt-lit'zttt- pztlt- Itt-t-, :i thin sniilt- is showing. ti. tllzttiys lit-lnnoy--A light, bright :tri at stttr, hint-s in ht-i' t-yt-s, 7. Vlitirlottt- lbit-lil I.t-uliiiig on tht- oltl stont- lnitlgt-, slit- wzttvht-tl tht- i't-:t.t'lt-ss swallows ily. X. .lov Doylt- 'l'ht- tiint- I'x't- lost in wooing . EI. 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' ' x fw I 3' 0 O X Q -kt Q Q Q BETTY Qrmmi Hnngy g,-1-,WMAN 6ENERAL Mg 12 in mug.. ff ii? , if ' Q gf' 'v qi I Xu 1 A - A Ik! I xilkj'-9 H' I . s ' . . '. - ', f . ' f Q Q s 9 NN' 10. JAN: Rvsssu. Quan Su-V60-5 - KAY KMSER Dear Advertiser: The rates of SAWYER advertising, which are higher than for some books, are justified for many reasons. If you are prompted to hesitate to take an advertisement, here are some reasons that will convince you that you are getting your money's worth in a SAWYER advertisement. 1. The SAWYER is read by more people and for a longer period of time than any other publi- cation produced in Saugerties. It not only reaches the majority of homes in Saugerties, but also reaches the four corners of the earth. 2. An advertisement in the SAWYER is valuable to you not only today, but tomorrow, next month, and next year. The SAWYER is not thrown away. It's looked at again and again. 3. The SAWYER is your best advertising medium for reaching the young people of the community-your future customers. Probably, more young people in Saugerties read the SAW- YER than any other local publication. 4. You are in good company when you ad- vertise in the SAWYER. Most of your business friends do. 5. It makes new friends and keeps old ones. We do not ask for your advertisement as a gift, but assure you that it is a sound business in- vestment. The Editors Official Photographer to Saugerties High School RONALD B. JOHNSTONE KTHE MAN BEHIND THE CAMERA! Specializing In Modern Portraiture Weddings and Baby Portraits A Modern Store and Photo Lab for Your Own Snapshots. H-ave Your Prints Printed and Enlarged by Our New Electronic Printers. KODAK CAMERAS and SUPPLIES 88 1'AH'1'1T1ON ST. Pho-no 130W SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Vxfx,vve.-e,vx,vvvvxAfvvvvvxAAA,vwx,vNAfvv COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION JOS. VOZDIK, Prop. The Home of Sinclair Products Drive in, please- Drive out pleased Phone Saugerties 509 150 Partition St. Conipliments of VOZDIK'S SUPER MARKET O 262 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES LONDON 'S Youth Centre BOYS' and GIRLS' OUTFITTERS CRIB TO COLLEGE 33 NORTH FRONT STREET KINGSTON, N. Y. JOHN A. SNYDER AGENCY, INC. CHRIS T. MINIKIN, Pres. IS NOW LOCATED AT 215 Main St., Saugerties, N. Y. COpposite Lerner's Dept. Store? Telephone: Saugerties 516 -X -exfvvvx x xA,vX-efvvxAA.fCfVxA.AfVvxfxAfvx.Afvx F AWNINC-S for fl f Y 'fn i f J 7, f.. ,W ff EVERY PURPOSE Esopus Awning Shop TRUCK COVERS and CANVAS SPECIALTIES 37 JANE STREET Telephone 733-J C. M. MARKSBURY Proprietor Your Singer Sewing Center Offelrs You Sewing Notions, Helpful Finishing Services and Individualized In- struction to Solve Your Sew- ing Problems. Special Summer Courses For Teen-Age Girls A Carefully Planned Prog.rani of Pleasant Sewing Under Expert Supervision. Classes Liinitede-fllegister Now Singer Sewing Machine Co. 270 FAIR STREET KINGSTON, N. Y. fvv-V-vvvvx AJC-vvvvvxA,vx,NAA,, SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Seabee-a soldier in sailor's uni- form with a n1arine's training doinfr a Civilian job at WPA wages. The ability to multiply rapidly is known as QQ on biology test.J Bill Down's infidelity, George Washington isn't as honest as the history books say. Why not? Well, why do they close the banks on his birthday? WE WONDER Why Senior boys a-re so bashfnl? How fifth year students get away with it? What school is going to do without this year's seniors around next year? What John Robbins would look like with hair? What hap-pe-ned to 21 certain red- headed history teacher's balloon? Why everyone is spraining every- thing? If the boys think they look mainly with those crew cuts? Why Dr. Morse niinroves these jokes? -vvvvvvyx-VvX,vVVx STATIONERY COUIDUITICIUZS OFFICE EQUIPMENT PI-IOTO SUPPLIES of O O'REILLY'S CLYDE F. GARDNER 530 Broadway 2 38 John St KINGSTON, N. Y. CANDYLAND RESTAURANT MAIN STREET For An Enjoyable Meal in Pleasant Surroundings STEAKS - CHOPS - SHORT ORDERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sodas and Sundaes - Homemade Ice Cream AAAAAAAm . Av.-.-.-.-J I I 'r I I r 'I 'I 'I 'I in 2 I n '1 I 12 4a 4 tr I 'r I In 'I I tr 1 'I 'r I 'r P I 'I 'r I I 'I 'r I I - - v .Afvvv-,4,-,-,- .A.-.Av-JKAAAA LAN G'S 0 Sporting Goods and Ammunition O WILLIAM WYNKOOP, Prop. 286 MAIN ST. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Compliments of THORN TON 'S Insurance Agency 9 EUGENE F. THORNTON Phone 233 . . . The . . . CORNER BAKERY G. GENTHNER, Prop. Quality Always Cor. Partition and Jane Sts. SAUGERTIES : NEW YORK vvvv.-.-.-fvvv.-.-v-v-.fxfsfv-v-,I-.-.-v-.-.1-.-.-.AAI-.A.-.-.- Chickie: There's never any de- pression in the undertaking busi- ness. Mr. Mason: Well then, how do you account for the fact that the business is always in the hole? Chickie: Well, 1that's really going into it pretty deep. ...,. CAN YOU IMAGINE Bill Hayes having his chemistry done? Jean Ricketson being stage struck? People studying in the library? Mr. Mason minus his moustache? Bette Hannay being silent ilve minutes? Seniors liking their pictures? Coxy with a steady? Betty McCarthy as a brunette? Mr. Parsons: When rain falls does it ever rise again? Chick: Yes. Mr. Parsons: When? Chick: In dew time. Marge: I've got a good joke for you. I carried it 'all the way from New York City. Dot: Well, all I can say, is that you oanried it too far. E -.-x.-. I 4 I In I in 'r I I 4 I In 3 in 'I :I 'I 'r 1 In tr I 'r In 'I 4 I If I 1 4a -.A-.-.-v-.-.fvz-.-vvvv-.-.-v-.A.-vsf.-.-.-.-v-.fv-.-.A.-.- fvvx A -Mx . We X x fX,vX,X.m,efxfvvvvvxfvx,xA,s AAAAA,NAAAfxAAAA,xfe-X AANA W ,.. - A, ff A A ,- ,- A.,.,A NA,-UVx,xfvXAA,vxA. Phone: Saugerties 462 DALE'S SANITARIUM I RUTH DALE, R. N. Chronic, Acute, Post-Operative and Maternity Cases AAA,-VXA, -V-vvvv VVvvxf.Afvwx,sf-.-.-xfv-v-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-.A.AvxAfvv-.-.-.-sAfv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-Afvv.-v-. Compliments of DENNIS J. WYNNE PONTIAC DEALER WILLIAM F. KELLY Decorator Paints and Wall Paper Visit Our Gift Department FOSTORIA GLASS 98 PARTITION STREET Tel. Saug. 20 RACHEL DRESS SHOP Dresses and Sports Wear VACATION WEAR TENNIS DRESSES SLACK SUITS BATI-IING SUITS SWEATERS - COATS COTTON AND WOOL SOCKS IVEMBLEIY N0-Crush NECKWEAR The REED Store qv-.-.-Jvvv-.-.-v-.-v-V-v-,A,vvv-.-.-.+.-.xfxf-.-.v.-.-.fvxf.-.fvx,-.-,AAfvxAf.A.f.-.-.-. v-v-v-.-.-.1-.-.-JxAAfvxAAA,v Bull Brand Poultry and Dairy Feeds Fertilizers - Seeds Fuel Oil - Kerosene FAIR PRICES - PROMPT DELIVERY Cody Coal 81 Grain Co., Inc. TEL. 700 MALDEN?-ON-HUDSON Congratulations Compliments Graduates You Are About to Step of in a New Direction MAY YOU ALWAYS MOVE FORWARD! PASTRY sHoP , THE MAIN ST SAUGERTIES N Y SAUGERTIES COAL 8z LUMBER CO kfsfvkzvxzxfxf Compliments of Garland Steam Laundry SONG TITLES Dream -for high marks. I'll buy that Dream -no home- work. Going My Way -detention. It's only a Paper Moon -decora- tions at Hallowe'en Party. That's for Me -longer vacations. No Can Do -study. Can't you read between the Lines? -students to Miss Lacey. June Comes Around Every Year -nuff-sed. There must be a Way -to escape finals. Symphony -S. H. S. orchestra. In the Middle of May -Senior Ball. Dr. Morse: Please file these let- ters. Luella: Wouldn't it be easier to trim them with a p-air of scissors? Pearl: I w-ant you to come to my dancing party. Ray: Thanks! Is it formal, or should I wear my own clothes? Bob: Well I must be off. Cliff: That's what I thought, when I first saw you. Compliments of George L. Kerbert Saugerties New York Compliments of Coxsackie Milling and Supply Corporation Burns Cor. Saugerties, N. Y. vvv-.AfvvxA, xxx.-.xxx A. AA.,-L AAA DANIEL LAMB'S SON HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING - ROOFING C Telephone 159 THE CORNER SHOP Ice Cream School Supplies Stationery 0 Phone 135 W. ROBINSON, Prop. Compliments of Kenneth G. Beadle of The Beadle Pharmacy Entertain Your Friends at the ORPHEUM THEATRE SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Latest and Best Attractions Always Cool and Comfortable wAAAAAwvw 5 1 E 3 2 5 E ,xf..-.- ,--.-.,.,.A,.,v- -V- n 1 D 1 I 1 I I lr P 5 4+ 1 lr v 1 lr P i D 1 D 4 tr n vx To all of you Graduates whom we have served since you attended kindergarten, accept our sincere Wishes for a successful future. TAmmu Cleanersfurrlers 131-IM AMN 512 Phone 57 Compliments to the Class of 1946 Flora M. Burhans Service With Security Since 1880 J. CLARK DONLON General Insurance Telephone 334 : Saugerties, N. Y. For Your Insurance- C DONLON xfvv-vxfvvvx, ,-,fm-.-AWWA-,.,-,-,., Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 19-46 F. L. R U S SEL L CORPCDRATION Saugerties, New York ,.,,,,.,.v,v,.v.v.-. .-.-.-.nfvxfvv-.-vs psf.-.-.-.-.-.-sAA,-.-v-v-.1-x.-.-.-.-.-.-.-xfvvsfvvw-.-.-.- -.-.-.- A.-.-Y-.-.-.-.+.-.v 1 'I in lr r 'r 1 Compliments Saugerties Savings and Loan Association Paramont Pharmacy BOB Sz HARRY WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Cashdollar stayed home when he was really sick? Candyland closed? The fellows didn't wait until the week before the ball to get dates? We kept with the cheerleaders? Joyce Snyder ever agreed with a teacher? Jean Keefe settled down to one boy friend? Charlie: In your physics test what did you put down for the dellni- tion of a cubic yard? Cox: Why a. cubic yard is where all the little Cubans play. Donald B: How come you don't like the girls, Dick? Dick G.: Well, it's this wayg they're always too biased. Don: Biased? Dick: Yeah, b-las this and bias that. Grinds Editor: Have you heard my last joke? ' Student: I hope so. Nita: When I sing I get tears in my eyes. What can I do for this? Mr. Wroble: Stuff cotton in your ears. VN -VVV-.1 ,V-,,,-f .f-.1-V-Y X. V AvvvvvvwNvvvvvwN vAvAvvvmNvAvwANvmAf , FLANAGAN 'S O Men's and Boys' Clothing 0 Kingston, New York ROMING'S 1, PUBLIC MARKET 1 4 I 1 r 'u I QUALITY MEATS . . . and . . . HOMEMADE BOLOGNAS 261 MAIN ST. TEL. 19 The Saugerties Daily Post The Saugerties Weekly Telegraph The Home and Family Newspaper of Saugerties for Over Seventy-live Years All of the home, school and Hudson Valley News you are interested in and When It's News O J ob Printing .of Quality Let us Give You an Estimate on Your Printing. Our Congratulations to the 5 Graduates J ULIA'S LUNCH B. DREFIN, Prop. Home Cooked Dinners Steaks and Chops 5 Sea Food 68 PARTITION STREET ----- Jvvx, ---- A -.v.,.,.,.,.,,,A,v,,,,.-.,.,.,.,.,.,,vVx,s,v.,.,.-. ,, ,, .. . 3 r I n 4 lr r I I I I 4 5: 1: 4k S I 'r 'r 'r fn 1: 3 A, -.xfwvx AA. A. vvxwxxvvvx NA.-,ANNO-. AAA., w.A Men's Sz Boys' Clothing CONGRATULATIONS TQ THE GRADUATES Sportswear for Women and Girls R. J. MOONEY Children's 8a Infants' Wear ' Footwear for the Family PLUMBING - HEATING OIL HEATING A SPECIALTY A- AMR0D O 123 PARTITION ST. PHONE 429 SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Saugerties, N. Y. Phone 383 BONESTEEL SANITARIUM Your Home in Time of Medical Need Also Licensed for Maternity Work For Convalescents Registered Nurses in Attendance Spacious Porch Overlooking Catskills Private, Semi-Private and Walrd Accommodations Rates Moderate Mrs. Melinda Bonesteel and Chester H. Bonesteel 102 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES, N. Y. AAvAAAA .-.-.-.-.-v-.-.fxfvvvxf-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-v-v-.-Af.-.-.-fvv.-,Av-.-AAAAAAAAAfvvvxfvx ANmA WE'LL NEVER FORGET- G. Bett-laugh. B. Bittermann-bossiness. S. Brook-natu-ral curly hair. R. Bruno-sarcasm. E. Burns-temper. D. Cashdoll-ar-love for women. T. Cline-shyness. L. Cody-Hawaiian tie. J. Collin--dimples. S. Damis-walk. T. Davi-sophistication. B. Deitrich-chess playing? G. Delanoy-meekness. C. Diehl-fingernails. J. Doyle-basketball playing. A. Drechsler-Senior Ball punch. O. Fedyk-disposition. G. Genthner-blush. R. Gillespy-absenteeism. A. Gundersen's-ability to talk. D. Hannay-personality. E. Hartz-way with teachers. F. Hauck-smile. R. Bruno's-sarcasim. P. C. SMITH 8z SON QUALITY HARDWARE SHERWIN-VVILLIAMS PAINT PLUMBING -:- HEATING O Telephone 253 Robert A. Snyder The Snyder Family has been in the Insurance Business since 1889. Telephone 322 265 MAIN STREET Saugerties, New York LAYTON'S TAXI and Ambulance Service Phone 424 -.-.-vs. I :P 'I :v I 'I I I 'r ji P 3 P 1: I P 4 +: 'r 4 Compliments of GEORGE HCLMES Memorial Dealer Just Good Food Tha,t's A11 ROMEO'S RESTAURANT AfwvV Miss Lente: When did Ceasar de- feat the greatest number? Dick G.: I think it was on our last seven week's test. Mr. Mason: I am tempted to give a test. Ken: Yield not to temptation. Mary: Which would you rather be, rich or handsome? Joe: Well, I'd like to be rich too. Terp: No woman has ever made a fool out. of me. Coxy: Gosh, you mean you did it all by yourself? Jim H: I read Scott's Lady of the Lake for English. Clarence: Have you read Scott's Emulsion? CHea1'd in Home making BJ: Have any of you girls got any gum? You know, gumb. Irma: I have a. sliver in my fin- ger. Dot: Oh, been scratching your head again. r 1 3 r 4 r 'r '1 4 1 r In In 'r 'n in In n 'n 5 In l lu 'r r 'r 1 4: l V-vxA,vv-V-vxfvvvxfvvvvsfx -., Vvv vvyvNwvvVwvwNAvvvvAvwNvvvVvvvvvvvvvvvvvwAANA MON TAN 0'S Shoes Compliments of Ross Snyder's Garage Phone 512 Best Wishes to the Class of 1946 Hartley 8a Lamouree Pine Knoll Dairy GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Phone Saugerties 144 1 'I 1 1 lr 1 tb 'r 'r 1 -.,-.-.-..-. .-.-v- - EE 1+ s -: 'I 'r 5: Ar 1: 3 n 'r .NN N. 'I 'r 1 tr I 'i 1 -.-.-.-.-.-,f-. P.-.Af.A.-.--v-.rv-.-.-.-.-v-v-.-A-.-:.-.-.-.-.,-. ' AAAA,vxf . ..-X -fVvxA,xfxA,Mx,-.A-X .-X, N-..,. '- A A -A - -,-A,-n- A,-nfs,-,AA Compliments of 3 S JAMES DARGAN WE'LL N EVER FORGET- Hawk-jewelry. ,Henninger-giggle. Husted-chin. Igoe-Study Hall Activities, Keller-voice. Kimble-grin. Knaust-fashions. Krom-curley locks. Lawless-darkness. Le Doux--jokes. Loerzel-clowning. McCarthy-red hair. Misasi-tardiness. Murphy-smallness. Myer-square dancing. Myer-enunciation. Myers-tenor voice. Myers-sense of humor Nau-shyness. Newkirk-ear trouble. Nolan-eye lashes. Oberg-art. O'Bryon-troubles. 'lu' Z META NELSON S Beauty and Cosmetic Salon Perma.nents of Reputation Phone 249 228 MAIN STRE-ET Saugerties, N. Y. AAAANAAAANNA-uma x xA XA .V vx.fvvvvx,vvvx,, Erected 1740 Tel. Saugerties 589 SCHOENTAG'S COLONIAL TAVERN WILLIAMS and DONOVAN, Props. KINGS HIGHWAY The Palenville Road, Route 32 TEAS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS Five minutes from the Village of Saugerties ROBINSON 'S SERVICE STATION The Home of Socony Products TIRES - BATTERY SERVICE ACTIONIZED LUBRICATION CAR POLISHING SEIBERLING TIRES AND TUBES AUTO ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES TOURISTS SMALL PARTIES OUTLET W A ' SHOP High in Public Coniidence Saugerties' Newest Specialty Shop 79 PARTITION ST. Because .o-f its Strong, Modern Courses . . . mesultful teaching . . . student interest . . . employment service . . . Shorthand - Secretarial Bookkeeping - Accounting Bulletin Mailed Phone Kingston 178 JOSEPH J. MORGAN, Director Burgevin Building Corner FAIR and MAIN Streets vyx. xx.. .A,X,-.-.- 'r 1 lr P 'r in U 'r r 1+ 'r 'r 1 'I In r 'r 'r 'r In 'I 1 P In I 1 'I 1 D r 'r 1 1: 1 lr tr E 1 AA .-.-.-.Af-.+-4-.-.-vv-vvvsr.-.-.fv-.-.-.-v-.-,f.-.-.-v- THE SEAMON BROS. CO., Inc. GIFTS FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS GEO. H. SMITH, Pres.g CHARLES A. SMITH, Vice-Pres. HARRY J. SMITH, Secty. 8: Treas. WE'LL NEVER FORGET- C. Pearson-and Sigma Club. J. Pearson--humor ? ? J. Richter-sweaters. J. Ricketson-acting. E. Ricks-math. T. Sasso-quietness. K. Sebring-gum chewing. D. Snyder-gossip. J. Snyder-arguments. R. Stycos-beard. G. Terpenlng-sports. R. Till-scientific mind. B. Thornton-decorating ability. A. Tobiasson-bashfulness. R. Turco-hair. R. Underhill-dancing. R. Wiltbank-genius in the mak- ing. E. Winchell-attractiveness. C. Yenry-nickname lpussyj. M. Ziegler-natural 1?D blondness. Roland at the opera in the third mezzanine. I wouldn't say I was up high but a fellow tapped me on the back and said 'which way to Capis- t.rano. ' GEORGE'S PHOTO SERVICE GEORGE v. .SHULTIS-class of '36 Complete Photo Finishing Service For the Amateur Photographer CORNER W. BRIDGE Sz MA Saugerties, N. Y. IN .v.'.v.v,,,, x.-. .'.-. -.v. 2 5 1 1 'r 1 l 'r 'r v-.-.--,-vAv-.-.-.-vv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.+.-.-.-.-.-.A.-.-.-v-Y-A-.-.-4.-4vxf.-.-.A,-.-.A.AAf.-.-.-..-.-.-.-v-v- B. H. Delson Co. Operating Lerner's Dept. Store Offers its Congratulations to the Class of '46 and extends its wishes for its members' future health, wealth and happiness. C ONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES M. G. BANKS St-ationer 8: Newsdealer 223 MAIN ST. Saugerties, N. Y. Compliments of The Sa ugerties Savings Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mortgage Loans Our Specialty AAAAAA AvAAA v-.-.-.-.AA-v-.fv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.fvvy-v-.Q -.-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.xf.-.-.-.-v- Compliments of JOHN C. SAUER MAIN STREET - Opposite P. o. SAUGERTIES NEW YORK For Those Wh.o Want the Best Blue Ribbon Cleaners 8z Dyers s. FRANCELLO, Prop. CLEANING - DYEING - PRESSING 93 Partition St. Saugerties, N. Y. Phone 66-J Residence Phone 74-M Nationally Advertised Brands Are Your Guarantee of Quality Arrow Shirts McGregor Sportswear Interwoven Sox Alligator Rainwear Superba Neckwear Hickok Belts AT Jacobs' Men's Shop PARTITION ST. SAUGERTIES .-.-.V.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-4vv-.-v-v-v- l 5 5 'r l tr 'f 5 'r 'I 4 'I 3 tr ,-,-,-.-,-,-.-.-.f.-.-.-v- wvvvgwvvvvx v.'.'.-.v. ,-,-,-.,-,-.-,sf-.-.-.-v-,-y-v-.-x.,sf-.A.A. QUALIFIED Compliments We are qualified to supervise of all details with the prompt- ness and efiiciency that is characteristic of a depend- 'able funeral director. The Flower Garden Opp. Bus Terminal Galietta Funeral Services ' Phone 361-W Saugerties, N. Y. Our Greenhouses Lic. Mr. H. P. GALIETTA Compliments of The Saugeriies National Bank ancl Trust Company of Saugerties MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ..-.-v-.-v-.1-.-.-.-.Q.AA,-.-.-..-.- Ivxfvvxfvvx, SA,-VV-,xA,yxAAA,Vvv V VvvmmVmVVVVvxAANvx NAAANVXMVC xx Nxxfvxx N-Vx vxx-Cxxyx N-s.A.A,fV-V-.Nxf.N.,xN-xxx X-Avvxw -wx-vxfvxx,-s. Nxxxvxxxxxxxwx PRINTING ofthe BETTER KIND Newspapers, Magazines, School Journals, Book Work-in fact, publication work is our specialty. Printers of the Following Publications: RETAIL TOBACCO DEALER of New Jersey EPHPHETA THE TOBACCO RECORD THE ORCHESTRA WORLD THE SAWYER-Saugerties High School Year Book ETO VOICE SONGWRITER'S REVIEW THE BULLETIN Our Best Wishes to the 1946 Graduates Printing of Every Description Tel. Siaugerties 111 12 FIRST STREET SAUGERTIES, N. Y. 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CLOUC-H and REYNOLD'S QUALITY MARKET TEL 11 R 1 45 SOUTH PARTITION ST Compliments Compliments of of KAYE SPORTWAIR HACKETTS STORE Formerly Goff's Sport Clothes O I+ or Every Occasion MEAT and GROCERIES Cor. Market and Elm Partxtlon St Saugertles Phone 301 Awv Our Congratulations To The Graduates S. BERZAL 8k CCD. Farm Products 69 MAIN STREET Sgt NY rel. 32.3 .-.-.-.-.Af-.-.-.-Amvv.-.-.Av-v-v-.-AsAm-.-v- s ,VVXAA Compliments 3 of Smith Brothers' SPATZ Bottling Company Riding School Cross St. Saugerties Benedictine Hospital School of Nursing KINGSTON, N. Y. Registered by the Regents of the State of New York Requirements: High School Graduation Age 17 M, to 30. Register now for the Fall Class imwmmmwwmwmmmmmws SENIORS Compare! Compare I !Compare ! ! ! Spencer's Business School KINGSTON, N. Y. Offers Complete business and secretary training courses under the guidance and supervision of a fully Licensed Teacher. Don't be fooled into failure. 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