Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1950 volume:

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' 1. rs-mruwv-z vw-,rwzff-rr:r,w+nv:w'M -1:1-ur :.:':1 . wlznamnwn. if: AL' .M 5 ' , - w-.11 14- . : '- rv ,f '1-Q:-w .--cfnzw 'asf f' cw wie- , . :-rw - fK'a.:ra4'::.7:',m::r4u1yrz:mwram.mve1smms11mwmHmmmw-impair . ' . V - . , . - , - qu vw., 4- f--, ' -, N 'z ..1:1Aww,z',m.,w, 1 S ! K e I ! The Students of Saugerties High School present The I95O Sawyer Saugerties High School Saugerties, New York X llhltl tbli tt 1 1-lb ll-1 Greetings to Our Readers Tl1e students of Saugerties High School present to you the 1950 Sawyer. This is its twenty-sixth year' of publication. lYithin its pages you will see pictures of your friends and classmates, as well as many familiar scenes in our village. In these pages we have made a sincere effort to acquaint you with the activities of our young people, both while in and out ot' school. lVe have endeavored to include every pupil in tl1e High School from the 7th through the 12th grades in at least one group photo- graph. Many appear several times. llle have tried also to give you a cross-section of the activities of our pupils ill fields that vary from athletics to music. Photographs of most of our clubs are included along with a statement ot' the purpose and a list of the accomplish- ments of each. llve have derived much enjoyment from preparing this book tor you. ln return we sincerely hope that you enjoy this yearbook and find it a valuable addition to your library of recorded memories. The Editors friggin fq,.-:'..-6--Q fx fifj :gay gg... N'-....... za KN rail- 'Q ,.-,- 1 lg , 5. 0 to ' I' 2L 1 ' ' s G f ii ' l e . ml ' i 9 i in A 0 ff i G I , I I ,J , t Our I9 O Theme This year for the theme of our yearbook we have chosen an industry which is important not o11ly to our town but also to the nation as a whole-paper making: People have realized since the beginning' of time that com- municating' and recording facts preserve and advance civilization. Papyrus was used by the early Egyptians, the Babylonians used clay, but our world of today has paper which has proven to be a more durable and n1ore Convenient product. Our paper mills in Saugerties play a small but important part in this great indstry. Throughout this hook our artists have pictured various phases of the paper industry and have related them to some of our activities in school. Every bit of art work in this yearbook was done by S. ll. S. students. The Editors LOUISE lN1YERS Editor-in-Chief of the Sawyer DH. GRANT D. BIOHSE Sll1!0l'illt0lldOll'f of Schools , -gg., X - W V,,,,, Y H' Y tix'-f V ,,,,., - YNQT' ., W' 2' g h Q, ' nf f + -1.- 1 ' - , if-I-.,,,,L - Y -,--L-' M 5 , f--4 . --fl ,-ff R :.-, L ,-Y , A N , - an ?n V I Y 'v 9 J A ,F W I A 3' I u , h 1' ll ' -E X 1 1 QlllldllllldlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllu:Ilnlnuunnmnmlllllllum , N i 1 'IIQL-i g -- w, 1 f ,wunmnw wfluwmuuvrvllrun UWM Emu 'N f X 'I' -Q Y in Y Nt , - ,X 2 ' W , 1,5 -5 ik I - mv TL, 1: H w' -Ji. 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S. in Education: Instruc- tor in Science. A. FRANCES Lxnxi-:D Syracuse A. B.: New York fniversity H. A.g Instruct rcss in Social Studies ani Guidance. NIARII-I E. LACEY New York l'nivcrsity A. B.g Albany State, Graduate Work: Instructress in Eng- lis limp: Woomux fitllgiltl' l'11ivc-rsity B. A fwtblllllllliil I'11ivvx'sity. Grad uatc Work: Il!SU'llCt0l' ln SK'il'lll'0. NIAu1,xx 'l'. Ill-:r:m1,xNc'r: Plattsburgh Stzlivz lnsiruc re-ss in ff0lllllll'I'Ct'. IDOROTHY W. EASTXYOOD Cortland Statv: Buffalo Statm- B. S. in Educzltiouq Albany State B. S. in Lihr:u'y Svi- vllvcq LibI'ill'i2lIl. Am' Loi' ANDERSON Cornell University. B. S. In strnvtrc-ss in llonn' Evono- mics. Esrnun Bizxx Kingston Hospital School ot Nursing: School Nnrst-. Lnox NIC'LAI'lillI,IN Oswcgo State B. S. in Edn- cation: Instructor in Inclus- trial l -Xrts. QIIRISTINI-I Ruznmzu Potsdzun B. S. Music l':dllL'2l ion: I11st1'1u't1'css in Vocal Nlusu-. ALVIN C. SI1:Ax1u'oss East Stl'0llllSl!lll'Lf l'0z1c'l1cl's fullvgv B. E.. N1-xx York lvnivorsily StI'lll'tlll' in Pllysiczll 19111111 lion. Ill-zmmx I,ILBl0RPI I4:ilStIIl2ll1 Sclmol of Music tal Nlusw. NI. Ixxstlwxctol' Ill Ixlslrmmll CLARA BIARGAHET XVYNKOOP Boonville Training Class, Oswego S ta t e Normalg Teachers' College. Columbia University. B.S.: lnstrnctress 7th Grade. DAYID S. CFNNINGHABI Ohio Northern University B. A.: Ohio State Graduate VVork: Albany State Teach- ers, Grarluate VVork: New Paltz State. Graduate YVork3 Principal Junior High Schoolg Instructor in 7th-8th Grade Mathematics and Science. ALAN B. LITTLE Syracuse Universityg Oneon- ta State B. E.g Graduate VVork at Oneonta: Instructor in 7th-8th Grade Social Studies. KAY SNYDI-IR Birds Business Cullcgc. N. Y F.. Uffive Assistant to Supvr- iIltt'lllll'llt of Svlmuls. GR,xN'1' ARNOLD xYlLI.1.-XXI LAW Uswn-go Stull' Collvgc B. S. IllSll'lll'f0l' in Imluslriul Arts Art 'Stlulvllts Imzlgllv of Nm-xx' York: follm-go of Fine Arts. Sj'I'2ll'llS1' IvlliYK'l'Sity. B.I .A.Z f'ollc'gv of thc City of N1-w York. NLS. in Emlllczltiull. ln- Sfl'llCtOl' uf Filltx .-Xrts. LARA Nl. SAl'Nnx-:ns Bc-ckvr Junior Collcgcg lVo1'- 1 ri w c-cstvl' btatc lcacllcrs Lol logo HS.: Syracusv Univvr- sity NIA.: I11st1'11cftl't-ss ln Social Stnmlivs. XHNIA Kl'llAnsKx' in Health and Pl1ySlf'2l Emlncation. IllSl1'l1Ct1'i'SS in Physical Education. flLAIJYS HAINES Hartwick. Oneonta B. A.: Unoonta State rllQflChCl'S Col- lcgc-: Albany nate Work: Instrnctrcss in English. Stato, Grad- ROBERT Nl. MOORE Westminster AB.: Graduate VVork, NIiddlelnl1'y and Al- lmany Statc: Instructor in English. 3 ' 553523. . N, . Q M NIAGILL SHIPIWAN Potsdam State Teaclicrs Col- legv. B. Ed.: Instructor in Sth Grade English. JAMES VAN XYALKENBURG Hartwick Collc-gc B.A.: Syra- cusc University MA.: In- strutor in Social Studies and English. Dental Hygienist. NIARY L. NIOTT New York Statc TQZICIICPS Colle-gc. Allmuy: BS. C0111- IllEI'CL'. NLS. C0m111c1'cc: In- Stl'l1Ctl'CSS in C0111111Q1'c0. BIADALINE VAN VALKBNBLRK EilSt1llilll Denial D1SpLI1SdlY Rochester. N. Y.: Hdrtxxuk Collcgc. Oneonta. 1X Morse ix FW. Ene fi an ? W 555 wevxeasaawaa V, Cm S W S S SQA? ' .N Q ii! X x X, if-iogf-WS h.NYw .kv W I' A XSSW? Aww K' SA' X-fix T36 Q Q i W, N . SF T is 1 S ,ms ix 5 Q A sign s ' ., fi' Q, 3 . yy X .. XXX. Q N M ax X X x X s xi cfxfmsisl ..- r ...imma ani may WG' V25 W mms! mga K A v f uf. my 3 E 5 P lx if - X Geek . Sc Firm M i.m,Q se L.en Cg mn 9 we K+, if Tix Y s 3 H1 new Paper Making in Saugerties Paper making is valuable to our town as well as to the nation as a whole. All about us are evidences of the importance of this great industry: the books we read, the letters we write, and even the Sawyer itself. There are only two small mills in the Vnited States which coat colored paper-the Martin Cantine Company ot' Saugerties is o11e of them. This thriving' concern was formed in 1888 under the supervision of Martin Cantine and it has operated continually since its establishment. This company does not make paper but instead coats paper which has been produced elsewhere. Covers for Fanny Farmer candies, and jackets for the Doubleday book of the month are examples of its products. Indirectly the Cantine Mills ship to such foreign countries as India, New Zealand, South America, and South Africa. Originally there were only thirteen employees but now this concern offers employment to over three hundred of our townspeople. ' The two other paper concerns of our village are the F. L. Russell Company of Ulster Avenue, and the Saugerties Paper Mills Incorporated o11 the Esopus. The Russell Company rules and binds paper. Large quantities of their products can be seen in the various Newberry and VVoolworth stores throughout the United States. The Saugerties Paper Mills Inc. is the o11ly mill in Saugerties which ac- tually makes paper. This mill was formerly the Diamond Mills and its role in the life of Saugerties cannot be forgotten. Paper making is indeed an important industry. While walking down the streets of our village our townspeople feel assured and even proud as they see the smoke rising from the ever busy mills. The Editors The Oilllfillt' Co. Mills as seen from the south side of tho uppel Esopus-just above the falls. Tho F. Il. Russell l'o1'1101'z1ti011 Mills, located near the N. Y. C'v11f1'al frzwlcs, are binders of books and notebooks. wo girls at tho F. I.. Hussoll f101'll0l'2lti0ll uw phu ll wirv lJilld0I'S on notolmooks. The Saugerties Paper Mills Inc., formerly the Diamond Mills Water Sports in Saugerties Both the upper and lower Esopus Creek and the Hudson River lend theinselves to tl1e sport of boating. It is not surprising' then that the people of Saugerties are boat-ininded. On a sunnner's day, it is possible to see the owners of rowboats, outboard niotorboats, and the more fortunate owners of power boats enjoying this satisfying' sport. lVhether it be a large powerboat or a row boat, their owners are equally proud to participate in a sport so well enjoyed in this connnunity. The Esopus Creek and the Hudson River are the favorite swinnning haunts of inany of our young' people. Both adults and children enjoy this sport. We are fortunate in having an excellent bathing beach within reach of all. All sunnner long, the happy shouts of swinnners echo across the waters of the creek and the river. Un a hot sunnner's day, both children and adults agree that there is nothing like a cooling dip in the Esopus Creek. The area in and surrounding' Saugerties is known the state over for its excellent fishing. Saugerties' sportsmen fish the year round. In the spring, the icy 1110l1lltalll springs give up flashing' brook trout. During' the sunnner, fishermen frequent the Esopus Creek for bass, pickerel, bullheads and sunfish. The Hudson River is famed for its shad and large catfish. lVhen winter colnes, lllirlllf' hardy sportsmen brave tl1e icy winds to fish through the ice for perch and pickerel. Enthusiastic HSll91'l1lQ1l can find a wide and plentiful Variety of fish here i11 all seasons. , v xf E i 1 Q 5 i 1 3 l Q F S i T N .,,.M 1' E Q, 2 1 , we x f E S Ning' on 'I'l1v Imwm' Cro is' VB ,nj,1'p .Q W 1 nw. 5 ,QM I I 2:2-IES. 1 L L 2' I , gm . , i s I X . 2, Q35 N: Sm RA, M W fl.: ,Qs 'wwf Hvzulnrg' trmn In-it tn right: H2ll'lb2ll'2l Nlyw, gxllllt' l,m11bz1V Ifikliltlllil llulminsmi, Hlifll llvlirmli, lioln-VT xI2lSil,'l'0, William lxlilyf :xml Hllirlvy Kxnwpywl 211 ilu- Sim-Hull. 34 'qw f ' mx, kJJL.,42.wwJ E I :Ri v . , X ' 9 -1 , 'wx 4 1 f' . 'wi ' :V L Mr! , u . . .IPM ' ' 'WFQQ r. FX wr- . K , x Qu. 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'Q S.H.S. students skiing' O11 the slopes outside Saugerties village. QL. to RJ lVillia111 Mayoue, Joan Alsid, Joseph Cauger, Barbara Myer. KBQIOWJ Joan Alsid comes a-C1'0ppe1'. wx X w 0 XR X Nl wi W ! A 61 Q Q N A. ' Q Q, kg 1 Z if I H, Q!! 1? f' f l-JH VQQ If Nl .xr -, A 2. N jcfxw F L44 J . ,W C., ,Z Mm lj X1 3125? Q. 'fs' .QL AQ' ' f H. Xffisflffllqgav- ik-jf: Igfif? 1:31-Y if 356' 'Q V 'M J av w A 'uw V .ff 4, Rf 1 A Y Ll. x f fl l ' 1,1 X Ji lx f ,f 1' A , g f' K 41, if gf , f f' 17 N ' Oak WSE? 3 X f '11 1 f f ,M q s -6-in f 1 , .1 K - 'E' .YJ Dxg -4- A. -2 , X ml Jr 5 g fff2 f'ffiiXg.4 Z 0715, KK lj 1 - ..-if , ini -- .34 M 7 I ': I Af Q X U-Dawg, r f IW ' K ff X ' fl' 1' E' ' X- ,T L if' .:- 'N-1,34 A X. v5 xi- in - i ff , Ax - V I K A' 'A--- g,, ' jig '-v- :.f'2fQ, ,v 'iv-xr . -:ff:j1.V,,5,-FY?- -Fix- 1QTj'. Music Notes from the Music Department of Saugerties High School The Music Department started the school year with one new teacher, Miss Christine Riedler, a graduate of the Crane Music School of Potsdam. Both Mr. Dilmore and Miss Schrum returned from the previous year. The Annual Christmas Concert was presented on Decen1ber 16th with the Orchestra, Choir, and Soloists. A candlelight pro- cessional started the program, and decorations of spruce, red bows, and candles added color to the occasion. This program was reviewed by the local newspaper as one of the best ever presented at S. H. S. A11 exchange assembly was presented by the Music Department for the students of Hudson High School in their auditorium on February 17th. Over eighty students made the trip in three busses to offer the program, which was well received by the Hudson students. The Dance Band played for the usual Friday evening parties and also played for two assembly programs on April 20th and May 4th, On February 10th the Dance Band was invited to play on tl1e Saugerties Hour over Radio Station VVKNY in Kingston. April 28th was tl1e date for the production of Strauss's 'tCl1oc- olate Soldier. The excellent performance of this humorous musical was played to a capacity crowd in the S. H. S. Auditorium. The Spring Concert and the Junior Spring Concert were com- bined this year and presented on May 19th. Decorations were in the spring tradition with a Maypole and flower boxes. Once again the Choir, Orchestra, and Soloists presented a fine program to a very appreciative audience. Two groups which cannot go Without mention are the Girl's Sextette and the Boy's Quartet. The girls were under the direction of Miss Riedler this year, and Miss Schrum directed the boys' group. These groups both performed for all of the concerts and sang for the P.T.A., as well as appearing on the Saugerties Hour at VVKNY. High School Orchestra l'ERSUNNlCI, L. To lf. - xlilflillllll' Thicmscli. Joan cil'2lllWt'llI'. Victmiu Si-lwfl'vl. Nancy Mycix, Holm-rt Pcarson, Ruth Sh0I'lllilll. Paul Dm-itric-li, .-Xnnc Fziliill. :xlXVlIl2l Gvncis. Mr. Dilmorc. Margaret Hymcs. Estvllc Xvl'0lSl'll. Rillllllllil llnliinsun. r Janvt Vain Fussell. Nlicluwl Iannonc. 'l'lumias Nlartiuu. .lcaniiwttv Spring. Rli'll2ll'll Fviu, Josm-ph Cangvr, Donald Rougivr. xY2lll2ll'l' Winclivll, William Nll'H.l'l'. Lawrcnc-0 Cahill. Sf11lg1z'r1'1'c's High School is forfunaff' in lIllI'1.IIf1 an v.z'f'a'llw11f high .wrlzmil lH'f'!Il'Sf7'!1. fllosf of flu' Illf?7II,bl'TS of flu' 0l'f'lIl'Sfl'!l falrr lllSfl'IllI1l'IIfl1I lz'.s'.w11.v IUHIUI' fha flirc'Cl'i0n of Illr. Dilmorrn llndvr his r1'ir1'r'fi011, flu' Ol'f'lIl'Sfl'fI plays offwz in assffnzlzly and in cfzwry 'nzusiral program 1m'.w11ff'cl rlzlring Thr' yvar. such as the Opcfrffffrz, The cihTlSf7IlllS fvO7ll'l'7'f. and flu' Spring F0111-NT. .llriny of fha' xfzulmifx in fhv orclmsfm l'I'l'7If1lllll.1f go lo follcgf' to lIl'l'lJfII't' for nzusir' r'f1l'f'f'1'.v. Swing Band PERSONNEL Tholuas Martino, saxophom-1 Margmct Hymcs lmss fiddle: Jezumette Spring. pianog Jeamu Holmcs. snxophoncg Michael Izmnonc, Saxo- phone: Albert Whitaker, dl'lII'IlSI VVallau-0 XYilll'll0ll, tflllllpiftl Joscph CilIlg0l'. trumpvt. Mr. Diluloro at H10 WKNY mikv. A Cappella Choir PERSONNEL Top Row -- Charles Tobizissen. Donald Crxlmlzill. Gsorge Sininions. Calvin Cody. Edward Trnka. Leslie Short, John Rossi. Albert Cutler 5111 Row - Donald Rougier. Donald Kiaitin. Jerry Jones. Rielinrd Myer. Richard Zeilman. Jack Keefe. Edward Mayone. Eclniunml Burlmns. Paul Deitrieh itll Row - George Bell. June Overbaugh, Ruth Dt'fiI'lD2lt. Shirley Nielfer. Ann Marie Vozdiek, B2lI'lJil1'2l Myer. Joan Alsid. Betty McGuire. Joan Staff. Anne Cahill. Ward Sehelling 3rd Row - Thomas Martino, Joseph Vredenburgh. Charles Gilmore. Nnney Vanderbeek, Margaret Nelson, Naney Myers. Nuney Banks, ihl2Il'gill'6t Bitter- mann. Patricia Fannan. Lois Saile. George Yerry. Donald Quaekenbnsh 2nd Row - Robert Masiero, Alwinzr Geneis, llillllllllil Robinson. Ruth Sher- nmn. Ruth DuBois. Joan Hoffman. Norma Modjeskn, Muriel Crziw. iXI2l1'l2lllllt' Vager. Joan Granwehr. Barbara Robinson lst Row - Irene Haglund, Ruth Heiswinkel. Sully Cooper. Shirley Nagy. Estelle VVrolsen, Joseph Canger, Miss Reidler, Jeannette Spring. Vietorial Hehe-Hel, Elizabeth Eekhoff, Helen Fannan. Joan Knzinert. Jane Krieger The A Capella Choir is one of the music organizflfions in S.H.S. If is ll privilege fo be ll rrzerriber. 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Saugertles High School Sports f'12lllQl'l'lll'S Iligh Sc-hool proniotl-s :in cxll-iisivl' svlnwlllll- of lllll'l'-Si'il0lilSlll' sporls. In tho Full. lhl- linglish sporl of soc-wr is fl-ziliiiwl. This your Silllg.f0I'lll'S :ul :1 lznrly gooll sl-zison, winning lwo gainu-s, lying onc :incl losing llirvv. Tho ln-lll all lzinlinl-s lwolll ls llSl'll lor lhls sporl. From sovvl-i'. sporls l-nlhusiaisls all S.II.S. turn lo lhl- lmskcllmll 1-onrl. l'his your lhl- sm-:ison laislcml from Ilvwiiilmci' Sl-c-onll unlil FlllJI'll2ll Y 'l'wl'nly- liflh. In l'c't'l'lll ywirs. lhl- hziskc-lhzill sl-zisons hzivc- not lwvn :ls Slll'l'l'SSflll :ls llvsirl-ll, lull ovvr ai long pl-rioll of time S2lllQK'I'll0S has proclnl-ul lllilllj' onl- slzinxling lmskvllmzlll plziyvrs. Tho Spring :incl l'lllll'llllllllg months :irc spl-nl in lhl- fivlll of lmsl-hull. Ilonn- gzinil-s url- pluyl-ll on thc lliznnonll all C':1nlinc's Fivlll. ln :ill lhvsv sports. our opponl-nls url- lll'ZlXVll from svhools lll lhl- xllll-IlllllSOIl Yzlllvy. Girls also lnivl- il vllzlilm- to pz1i'lic-ipailv in sporls all F-.II.S. Many girls laikl- pzirl in lhl- noon-honr hziskl-lhzill zincl soflhzill QZIIIIUS. Aftvr school on W1-llm-sclnys, lhv girls' howling ll-ann gon-s lo lho Saingvtlil-s R:-l-iw-zllioll C'vnlvr lo howl. In lllllllllllll. El lun' ol lhv lll0l'U 5110115-lllllllll'li girls il!'U 2lf'tlV1' lll thc' Girls' Gym 'l'l-inn which goals lo oth:-r schools lo p:n'lil'1pz1ll- in huskvllmll, slinfflvhourll. zinll ping pong. Tho Gyin Tcznn also pre-sl-nls onc CVUIIIIIQI pro- runi lo lhl- lol-ul pnhliv. Sports Soccer PERSONNEL Qual Hom - Donald Wlhipplc. Rolmcrt Pcarson. Richard Klazzacone, Richard Bnono. Robert Pctcrs. Joseph Riccio. Ivan Ennis, Raynlonml Lang. Gerard Brice, YYilliam France. Hivlrarcl Carpe-lltcr lsr Hou: - Albert Whitaker. Donald Mya-rs. Wil- llillll Reynolds. Lconard Swconcy. Donald Martin. Hr. Searfoss, George Sinnnons. Ralph Bogcrt. Billy Fl'?lllL'0 really to hook onu past 'rho mlofollsv. Joseph Cangcr. Robert Tcrpvning. John Bartc-lls S Back Row: Basketball Basketball in Saugerties, as in most other communities in the United States, is the major sports. one of Basketball flourishes in the popular mind because it's a sport that the spectator can be close to. The most remote spectator in the auditorium is closer to the scene of action. almost. than the nearest spectator is to the scene of action in a baseball game. There is plenty of chance for the develop- ment of skill in basketball-skill of an in- dividual nature and of a group nature, too. No matter how clever a player becomes it seems another player improves on his per- formance. Saugerties joins the world in its enjoyment of the game of basketball. I Varsity Reading counter-clockwise starting with the player in the upper left hand corner: Vincent Hackett. VVilliam Schneider. Donald Martin, Richard Carpenter. Michael Catalin- otto, George Haun, Jack Bartells. George Simmons Junior Varsity Front Row from left to right: Ralph Bogert. Gerard Brice. Charles Tobias- sen. Robert Terpening, John Scholetsky, Floyd Burgher. VValter Harper Robert Peters, Leonard Sweeney, Salvadore Greco, Donald Myer, Donald Quackenbush, Wllll21Hl France, Richard Mazzacone, Coach Law ffl -gy- M-we 11' 1 E f if x Y. X A 95 'Fig--f Q E 5 i w Q I X .E M in Our Dugoul A baseball game at the Martin Cantina Memorial Field We get ready to make zz hit. Nice Work by the bat boy. Girls' Basketball l'l'lRSONNlCI. Qml 1f0Il'. I.. fo lf. - Ruth Sllt'I'lll1lll. Bully Lou flullllr4lUll. I,lll'i'Zlllll' limo Dorollmy Sl'llg2Q0lJllSll, Ii2lllll4'1'll Slllllllllllx 'll'ZlIlllC Imlmml, .loam Sm-lmcmmnku Lois Flllglll' lsr' Hou' - Miss Kllllzllwliy. .luzm Nluwcl: Iona lilllllf. Luis r1:1llc'. TXlillll'lt 1 FVIIIICC. Alllll' Lmlllmzmlu Cheerleading JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM PERSONNEL 21111 Hou' M- Nancy Ranks. Jilllixt Mc-Cuig. Joan CQl'2lllW0hl'. Nlurizlxmn' X'lU'L'l' Num-5' Yv2lllllCl'lJl'L'k. Rose Nl0lltl'lCOllL' lsf Roar - Nlurizullle rFlli0IllSL'll. CXQIPOIXII VVllita-llczld. NlEllll'Pl'll Fm - x UWA nga - 'I:s:'-:-: ,N , R Bowling Girls' Team PERSONNEL 3rd Row - Jean Jackson. Jean Lasher, Norma Modjeska, Sally Cooper, Janet Zwecker, Patricia Beadle, Sarah Thornton, Marie Spinella, Janice Lasher Qnd Row - Iris Bogoson, Janet Briody, Dolores Riccardi, Lois Saile. Clara Fondino. Patricia Cunningham, Jean Ann DuBois. Nancy Erickson. Irene Cooper, Barbara Genthner, Jeannette Crandall. Victoria Scheffel lst Row - Kathleen Simmons. Nancy Myer, Estella Wrolsen, Hrs. VVynkoop, June Thornton, Ruth DuBois, Jean Knauert 9 Boys Team PERSONNEL 3rd Row - Joseph Benjamin, John Sauer, Clarence Nollet, Cortland Martin, Mr. Woodman, Dwight Ball, Richard Buono. Ward Schelling, Peter Hill Qnd Row - James Gage. Richard McConekey, John Pavlak, William Plimley, Ralph Bogert, Peter Erceg. John Keeley. Ernest Fick, William Tongue lst Row - Ronald Johnston, Donald VVhipple. John Althiser, George Yerry. James 0'Bryon, Robert Masiero Girls' Softball L. to R. - Iona Ennis, Rose Schoonmaker, Lorraine Brooks. Maureen McGoey. Dorothy Sengebush, Betty Lou Johnston, Joan Mower. Anne Lombardo - M ., . 1 . E se' 15 ' WX. -... x 4 x X ? gm Xwwigvwxiw ,,,.V: .QW kmKwQ,,w,Q Z Y'-f. m Q Qt Q Q SE a,,,W:,gw ,- ,-g:g ,.... .,1 Max if ' M'f 43.i'S 1-mmf as 1134226 Q -xx , .WW in fiiw f f m NR J .--. I , 'I 4S,?,9x 1 K ' N vi E 5255333 1 ...,... ? 2-if -' i E?i?5i 3333 E 33 fi if i A ig- EN M ' if hi 2 Miss? -fx? M Aff 'v' 17 'Y-I 'fem if ww' i?Q'iRNi-Qwkf . '91 K N ii if M5 wx ws x . 'qks . :,4f . .,QMXfu ,.Q, 5 . 'X ,. ' vs.-A 'U X . Q5 .. Q A, ' 1 0 ' f i 'xfwif Uym Ieam M-, ...K sw vizsxln-nt T Activities Boys' Hi-Y PERSONNEL Srd Hou' - Richard Buono. Joseph Riccio, Richard VVrolsen. George Cox. Roy Palmer. Wallace Winchell. Alfred Hopf. Leslie Short. Michael Catalinotto. Richard Carpenter Qnd Roll' - VVilliam Nlayone. George Simmons, Peter Erceg. Calvin Cody. Joseph Canger, Francis Myer. John NIcVVeeney lst Roar - Rohert Masiero. Edward Trnka, Jansen Dederiek. Mr. Woodman. Mr. Law. John Keefe. VVard Schelling, Lowell Nfiller OFFICERS President - John Keefe Treasurer - Edward Trnka Vzee-presiclelzt -Jansen Dederick Sergeant-at-Arms - VVillian1 Mayone Secretary - Ward Schelling Advisors - Mr. Woodman. Mr. Law PURPOSE: To create. maintain. and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. ACTIVITIES: Our club members acted as ticket sellers. ticket collectors. and ushers at haskethall games. They acted also as linesmen at soccer games. The hovs decorated the school halls at Christmas time. They took care of the games at the Friday night dances. Girls' Hi-Y PERSONNEL 4-111 Hou' - NItll'g2ll'0t Hynies. Lois Saile. Jane Krieger. Helen Tzlliiizulge, Muriel CJFEIW. Anne Cahill. Ruth Slli'l'lll2lll. Josephine Pasqua, Mziureen Fl'2llll'l'. Ruth Ft'ltllI1tllllS. Louise Esposito. Joan Mower 3111 Hou- - Sally Cooper, Joan Staff. Betty Nll'cilllI'l'. Ruth l,1'fil'02lt. KI21I'l2lllllC Vager. Joan G1'z1nweh1'. Kathleen Sinnnons. June f,VOI'l72lllg'l1. Sally Bell. Carolyn Whitehead Qllll 11,0Il' - Norlnzi Momljeskzi, Jeannette Spring. Ann Marie Vozcliek. Sliirley Nieffer. Mrs. ll0!'l'lIl2llN'C. Dolores Rieezmli, Evelyn Bl'llt'kXN'2tf'. Louise Myers. Alwinu Geneis lst Hou' - Viju Klaivn. Jeanne Iiilllllllll. Nlzirion Oswald. Jennie Nlairtino 0 FFI C li R5 l'n'.v1'1lf'11f - Shirley Nieffei' Trf'u.w1n'e1' - Evelyii Bl'0t'liW2lj' lvIl'l'-lIl'l'S1idl'lIf - Ann Nlnrie Vozilick Sl'I'gl'fllI7L-Clf-.1WINS - ,lt'illlIll'lll' Spring Sf'l'l'l'fllI'y - Dolores Rieeairmli .lclrisor - Mrs. Nl:11'i:111 T. llee1'111z1nee ' I 2: To e1'e11te. 111a1i11tz1i11 illlll extend l1ifl1 Sl2lll1l2ll'1lH of f'l11'isli:111 PI R POSI' , 5, l'll2lI'ilt'll'l' tllI'llllgll0lll tlllt school Zllltl Clllllllllllllly. AC l'lYl'l'Il'1S: U111' service uetivities eonsisteil of taking eure of floors mlurf ing the lllltlll-lllblll' illlll l'0Iltllli'llIlQ2f the Zlllllllill elotlnng mlrive for ll1e SAVE llllu Cllll,DltluN l'l',UluRAllUN. I4o1' our ow11 t'IlAl0j'lIll'lll. we l1el1l two looml sales to Cill'Il money for il Spring lizinquet. Table Tennis Club PERSONNEL Qml Row - YVillian1VNieffer. Charles Deitrich. Gerard Brice. John Pavlak Charles Scala. John Seholetzky. Dwight Ball. John Keeley. Joseph Lahond. Donald Longtoe ln! Row - Alfred Iannone. Joseph Benjamin, Richard Fein. Mr. Emery. Wil- liam Tongue, Charles Gilmore. John Dixon OFFICERS President - Richard Fein Treasurer - John Dixon Vice-president - William Nieffer Advisor - INIr. Emery Secretary - Alfred Iannone PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in Table Tennis and sportsmanship. ACTIVITIES: The table tennis team played Catskill and took part in the Hudson Valley Finals. The weekly meetings through the year were used for practice. Delta Phi Lambda PERSONNEL Srd Ron' - Margaret Nelson. Nancy Myers, Nancy Banks, Carol Van Etten, Nancy Vanderbeck. Rose Monteleone Qnd Rau' - Janice Lasher. Jane Ziegler. Jean Lasher. Shirley Nu-Pfer. Ann Marie Vozdick, Barbara Myer. Joan Alsid lst Rau' - Frances Cafaldo. Lois Salle. Maureen France, Miss Saunders, Ruth DeGroat. Margaret Bittermann OFFICERS President - Ruth DeGroat Treasurer -- Lois Saile Vice-president - Maureen France Advisor - Clara M. Saunders Secretary - Margaret Bittermann PURPOSE: To stimulate deeper friendship among the girls of Saugerties High by practising the social arts and by studying the techniques of good social behavior. ACTIVITIES: We sponsored the annual Sno-Ball. Our meetings consisted of study classes i11 forms of etiquette and discussions of social situations. In the fall we had formal initiation and pledging ceremonies, and in the spring we held a banquet for club members. Res Publica Romana PERSONNEL fini Row - Joseph Vredenburgh, Kathleen Simmons, Margaret Hymes, Louise Myers, Joseph Lahoud, Louise Esposito, Ruth Sherman, Richard Fein Qna' Row - Ramona Robinson, Jeannette Spring, Edmund Burhans, Albert Cutler, Betty McGuire, Roger Donlon, Charles Tobiassen lst Row - Jeanne Lahoud, Joan Alsid, Barbara Myer, Miss Lente, Anne Cahill, Muriel Craw, Jane Krieger OFFICERS Consuls - Anne Cahill, Barbara Blyer Scriba - Joan Alsid ,eleclile - Bluriel Craw Advisor - lXIiss Lente PURPOSE: To become better acquainted with Roman civilization which is the basis of our own and also to increase our knowledge and appreciation of operatic music. ACTIVITIES: Our club members sold Christmas cards to finance their an- nual trip to New York. This year, we attended a performance of Madame Butterfly at the Metropolitan Ope1'a House and saw The Velvet Glove. 'l'hrough the year, we kept up with opera and theatre news in preparation for a deeper enjoyment of the New York trip. Fleur-de-Lis PERSONNEL firfl Hou' - Clara l ortino. Naney Stone. Betty Lou Johnston. Janet Rriomly. Ruth DuBois, Lois Finger, Betty McGuire, Albert Cutler. Charles Tohiassen. Kathleen Sinnnons. Violet Cook. Bernice Ott. John Marino, Jane Krieger Qnd Hou' - Jacqueline Stoly. Rosemarie YYolff. Elizabeth Eekhofl. Virginia Royael, Barbara Tice. James Pfeiffer. Norman Deseh, Peter Ilill. Joan Staff. Marianne Thiemsen. James Aecurso lst Row - Anne Cahill. Janet Van Tassell, Kathryn Caeehillo. Peter Ereeg. Donald Crandall, Miss Lente. Louise Myers. Louise Esposito. Ruth Meiswinkel. Maureen Maelary OFFICERS President - Louise Myers Treasurer - Peter Ereeg Vice-president - Donald Crandall .-ldrisor - Miss Lente Secretary - Louise Esposito PURPOSE: To become better acquainted with the French language. its art. musie. government, Customs and traditions. ACTIVITIES: Our club members earned money through the year to finanee a trip to New York where we saw a French movie and ate at a French restaurant. The elub also held the annual Candle Light Sing at Christmas time for the language students of S.H.S. Sub Deb Club PERSONNEL 3111 Row - Eleanor Zschemisch, Joan Morgan, Blanche Sparling. Lucy Doyle, Janet Van Tassell, Marie Sestito, Shirley Vedder Qnd Row - Eleanor Moose, Patricia Fusick, Mary Buytkins, Joan Gordon, Lorraine Brooks, Jean Brown, Camilla Brooks, Irene Haglund, Ina Kimble lst Row - Virginia Vedder, Shirley Winte1's, Louise Keller, Miss Larned, Dorothy Sengebush, Janet Notarnicola OFFICERS President - Louise Keller Secretary - Janet Notarnicola Vice-president -- Dorothy Sengebush Advisor - Miss Lained PURPOSE: Sub Deb is a club for sophomore and freshman girls. It is for the purpose of aiding in the social and personal development of the members. ACTIVITIES: Our activities have included noon-hour picnics and parties. We have gone on trips to near-by places of interest. At our meetings we had programs concerning etiquette, personality, and other topics of interest. Cinema Club PERSONNEL bird Hou: - .Ioan IIOl'Iilll2lI1. Vernon Tobiassen. Patrick Quiek, Ronald Whipper. Jacqueline Craft Qnd Ifou' - Barbara Tice, Arline Steiger. Helen Hackett, .Ioan Sehoonmnker. Elizabeth Eekhoff, Cilllllllil Brooks, Catherine Ginnnone lst Hou' - Jerry Jones. Joan Gordon, Mary Buytkins. Miss Haines. Bn1'bz1rn Robinson. Ruth KIeiswinkel OFFICERS I'resz'rlm1f - Barbara Robinson Treasurrfr - Joan Gordon Vlfl'-Pl'l'SI.llt'lI,f - Ruth Meiswinkel Aclvisor - Miss Haines Secretary - Mary Buytkins PURPOSE: To study movies and post reviews of lII'illllZ1tlC productions. ACTIVITIES: Our club studied movies and each week we posted reviews of those movies which were currently being shown in Snugerties on n bulletin board III the hull. We also presented a movie during the year. Art Club PERSONNEL 27111 Row - Ril5'IIll1I1il Lang. George Cox. Roy Palmer, Ernest Bzwkinail, Roland Hayone. Harvey Eyler lsf Hour - Vvilllillll Mayone. Janet Briody. Donald Barthohne. Gloria Connell. Mr. Arnold. Thomas Martino OFFICERS President - Donald Bartholoine Sf'c1'etary-Treasurer' - Janet Briody Vice-president - Gloria Connell .-ldvisor - Dir. Grant Arnold PURPOSE: To create art interest and appreciation throughout school and connnunity. ACTIVITIES: VVe painted scenery for stage productions including the Senior Plays and the Spring Operetta. The Chocolate Soldier. VVe inet twice ai month. Mu lpha Club PERSONNEL 'irzl Hou' - Tlionms iXI2ll'iill0. Alwiuai Gs-ucis. Rulwrt l'vui'so11, l':1ul Dcitiuli Gloria Comm-ll, Rolwrt Nlasivro Qml Ron' - Rossi Nloiitelconv. Nziiivy Nlycrs. Iiclwairil Trnkal. Juno Zu lu Vic-tnrin Schcffvl. VVHVII Schvlling lsf Hou' - Iflstm-llc XYYOISOII, Joseph Cziiigxcr. Miss Sc-hruiii. Wallin-v Wimlull Juno t,Vi'I'iD2lllj,Ih OFFICERS l'rf'.vizl1'11f - Wallace- xvilll'ilCii Tfl'lIS1l7'l'l' - listvllv Wrolscn l'ir-4'-prf'siflr'11t - Josvph CZIIIQIOI' .lflI'fSOI' - Misa Sc-lirum St'l'l'l'fllI'y - Juni- fJV0l'iT2lllgil l'l'Rl'0SE: To furthvr thc zippu-cizitiuii of gmail nmsiv. AC l'lVI'l'Il'1S: Our clulm went on ai trip to Nvw York wlu-rv wa- saw ll Illlhll xl WT iloimtl-mi prlzcs for lllllSlCg stuclm-nts which wvrc QIYCII uni on flaws Ni1 U lsterette Staff PERSONNEL 'l-th Ron' - Joseph Cl2lIlgCI'.Cl7'lIlIlS Editor: Shirley Nieifer. E.1'change Editor: Ruth lleflrroat, illusic: Evelyn Brockway. llleekly Ulstcrette Typist: Klarion Oswald. Weekly Ulsterette Typist: Edward hlayone. Reporter Srd Row - Muriel Craw. Adzrertising Asst.: Norma Modjeska. Reporter: Betty Johnston. Reporter: Jennie Martino. Weekly Ulsterette Typist: Ramona Robinson. ,-ldzfertising: Jane Krieger, Circulation Editor: Joan Mower. Weekly Ulsterette Typist: Vvarcl Schelling. Editor-at-Large: Carolyn VVhitehead. Re- porter: Violet Cook, Literary Editor Qnd Row -- Louise Myers. Reporter: Anne Cahill, Clubs Editor: Ruth DuBois. Weekly Ulsterette Editor: Jacqueline Tobias. lhlonthly Ulsterette Typist: Marianne Vager. Art Editor: Helen Fannan. Reporter: Shirley Nagy. Sports Editor: Dr. Morse. Faculty .eldeisor lst Rout - Albert Cutler. Jlanaging Editor: Nlrs. Heermance. Asst. Faculty Advisor of Weekly Ulsterette: Miss Lacey, Asst. Faculty elclzwisor: Paul Deitrieh. Editor-in-Chief: Lois Finger. Weekly Ulsterctte Editor: Margaret Nelson. Re- porter The Ulsterette has been consecutively published in Saugerties High School for the past twenty-si.r years. The printed edition is issued quarterly: the mimeographed edition is issued weekly. In many respects the weekly Ulsterette is the most important publica- tion issued in the local school system. It is a working sheet which informs pupils and faculty of forthcoming events. It seldorn deals with the past. Pupils who work on the Flsterette. both the Quarterly Ulsterette and the ll'eelfly Ulsterette. have a Valuable e.rperience. Ten different editors each take the responsibility for one month 's edition of the weekly Ulsterette. The typists in the Commercial Department. under the direction of illrs. Heermance, hare done ercellent work in producing clear. attractizre, legible copies. Their work over the past few years has been a credit to tlzemselves, to lllrs. Heermance, and to the Commerce Department of the school. Sawyer Staff ew? f Mffmvzevmz 5 + ss s PERSONNEL bird How - Harvey Eyler. artist.' Joseph Riccio, asst. adeertisirrg editor: Roy Palmer, artist: Ernest Bilfklllilll. artist.' Peter Ereeg. Business lllanager: Enl- mnnd BllI'll2lllS. humor editor. ind How - Dr. Horse, Faculty advisor: Louise Esposito. asst. Senior Editor: Marianne Vager. artist: Joan Granwehr. Snapshot Editor: Kathleen Simmons. .lsst. Business hlanagcr: Josephine Pasquzl. artist: Ruth DuBois. .-lsst. Hasi- ness fllanager: Joan Mower. Asst. Business lllanager: VV:n'cl Sehelling. Senior Editor lst How - Jeannette Spring. .-ldrertising Editor: Betty McGuire. .Vanaging Editor.' Miss Lacey. Asst. Faculty .'1lll'l.S'O7',' Louise Myers. Editor'-in-f'hief: Anne Cahill. Senior Editor: Jane Krieger, Typist: Absent from picture-Evelyn Brockway. .Vanaging Editor: Donald B2ll'thKlllllt'. art editor: Marion Oswald. typist. This is the Twenty-Si.rth conseczztire year of publication of the Sawyer. e.rcept for one year during the Second World War. when materials were not aeailalrle. During these twenty-si.r years the Sawyer' has grown and irnprored. Its annual publication has provided i'aluable editorial experience to a large nurnlJer of young people. During these twenty-si.r years it has serred as an instrument calling for cornrnunity cooperation. It proeides a pleasing record oj' the physical appearance and of the school activities of all pupils in Saugerties High School. from the 7th Grade through the 12th Grades. for a period of twenty-si.r years. Not a day passes. we lJf'l1il'l'f'. without one or more persons turning to a lraclc nurnlrer of the Sawyer to secure some desired information. 69 Fig if Y E X Esopus Council l'l'IRSUNXliL 4111 Hou' - .IOQ111 G1'z11111'el11'. VV2ll'l'l'll Kl'llk'I'll1lllhl'. Ijllllillll C'1'z1111la1ll. liillilllll XIRIXOIIC. vvilliillll Plillllcy. lillgli' ljtllllllll. 1511111111111 B111'l1:111s. l'11lw:11'1l NIZIXOIN' Joscpl1 V1'ccl1-11lJ111'gl1 Iirfl l1'o11' - Lc11m'z1 Kwfv. Hzlrilyll Vvillllih I,Ullillll Nliiwiligl. l'z1t1'ic'k Quick Il'0ll6' 0111111-1'. Joan Ililfflllilll. Lillllil Bull, C'y11thi11 Abbott, NIill'i2lllllf' xvilgflxl 21111 Hou' - Miss Hogull. J:'z111 .lz1ckso11. lxIlll'il'l CNIZINV. Ka1tl1lm'11 Si111111o11s. -1:1111 Ziakgllw, c,ilI'l1lf'll XYl1itel11'z11l. Nlillqlxllt' XY2ll'Vill. Dr. Nlorsv lsf lfllll' - 11111111 Kllillli'I't. Ja-2111111-tlc Springg. Holm-1't Nlguicxu. Ruth IJ1-G1'1mt Iiclly NIK'f1llil'l'. P:1t1'i1'i:1 Hvalallm- 0FFIC'lCHS I'1'1'.s'1'1l1'111' S Ru!11'1'l jxI2lSil'l'0 Sl'f'7'l'fl!7'.U - Hulh I,i'f1l'0ill Vim'-l11'1'.vi1l1'1z! f J1'z11111vll1' Spring T1'1'a.s'117'1'1' - Bvlly KI1'G11i1'1- T110 f:.S'0f2IlN l'o1111f'1l is fflt' Sflllft'I1f l'UIlIIf'fI of Su1lyz'1'fi1's High Sf'l1m1l If is 111c1cf1' 1111 nj 1'1'111'4'.w'111'r11'1'1'4's 1'l111.w'11. fIl'0 fI'OI1I t'lIf'lI f1o111a'rfm111. Zo- f,Jl'flIl'I' II'IflI ffzrm' I c1f'11lT-11 111z'111lJ1'1's. Sigma Club PER SONX IC L L. lo If. - Abby BilI'1lill'Il. vIZlCqll6llllL' Tolmias. Dolorvs Ric-1'a1'di. Clara l o1'li11o SlllI'll'j' Nagy, c'21I'0lj'll Van Etti-11. .lanvt ixllqdlllgllllll. IIt'll'll Filllllilll. NI2ll'gI2ll'K'l NL-lson. Nancy Xv21IlilCl'lJCCli. AIilI'l2llll1C 'l'l1ic111sc11. Violct Cook. cl2ll'0lyll Whitv- lu-ad. AI2ll'l2ll1IlC Vagvr. Miss Hogan. Ra111o11a 1i0lJlllSOIl. Joan fil'lllHYClll'. EVl'lylI Brockway. Patricia Bundle. Nancy Erickson, Ruth F0lil!llZlIllS, Rita F0ltiI1l2IIllS Vija Klava. Janct Nlltlll'IllL'lll2l. Elaine Allvll. Illil Ki111l1l0. Nl:11'io11 Oswald AIilI'gill'0lQ llipp OFFICERS 1'r1'sizl1'11z' - Joan Gl'illlNX'L'll1' T1'vc1su1'm' -'- Nl:11'ia11111- Yagi-1' I'1'r'z'-prvs1'1l1'111 -- C'a1'oly11 Wl1itcl1cad Alflrixor - Miss llogan Sffvrfftrzry - Rilllllillil Rol1i11so11 1'l'RPUSl'l: To svrvc thi- school i11 NVl1iltl'VL'I' way possilmlo. AC l'IVITIHS: fhll' sc-1'vic'o avtivitics included thc' carl- of llu- doors i11 llw Q2,ylIlllilSllllIl vvcry ll0Oll wl1o1'c thc- 1110111l1c1's 1-lu-ckcml all st11dv11ls who i'llli'I'1'1l tllc lmuilding. The c-l11l1 sold 111ilk cvcrv 110011 lu-fo1'v taking K'll2ll'g,fl' of llu- dv- lm-11lio11 list. 0111' c'l11l1 hold a picnic in thu fall, a Clll'lSt!llilS party. a Villl'llllIll a party at whic-l1 this pli'tllI'0 was takon. Zlllll o11 April l made il lrip lo Now York. 'l'l10 Clllll saw lllo IiilStl'I' Show at Radio Cily. visilvd AIlll'y.S and ll11- l':lllIJll'0 Slato Building and saw tlw play AIl'llllN'l' of llu- YY1-ml4li11o ' 5. Library Club PERSONNEL 21111 Hou' - Ralph Bogt-rt, Pc-tc-1' Hill, Miss Evans. Sally Coopcr, Gloria Hutton. llclcu Filllllilll. IIlCllEll'll Ruono. .loscph Vl'CtlClllBlll'gll. Rogcr I,0lllUll lst lfflil' - Elaim- Allltll. John McM'cc11cy. Louise Koller. Doualml Iiilllgftiilt. l J .Ioan Mowcr. Eclwartl Mayom-. Ktllllllwll Wiamls. A.f1'4-ml IiillllUlll'. latrit-ia Mowvr, Arthur Staltorml PERSONNEL 21111 Hou' - Donalzl Ravh. Michacl Catallinotto. Dorothy St-11gch11sl1. Betty J0llllSi0ll. N1ll'lll2l Mocljt-ska, Arlinc Stciger. Miss Eastwood, Ricl1a1'cl Mazza- r'o110. Alfrccl Hopf lst Hou' - Sta-lla I o11cli11o, Pat1'ic-ia Filllllilll, John Marino. Jost-pl1i11c Pasqua. Louis Costvllo. Jcimic Martino. Donald cQll2lL'k0llllllSh. .xllllil F1':111g1-llo. FIWIIICGS Cafalclo. Sally Boll OFFICERS T7'f'r1.s'1u'r'r - Dorothy Clark P7'l'Slflf'IIf - Etlwartl Ma1yo116 Progrunz Cfzairnzun - Jc1111ic Martino Iv1'Cl'-ll7'l'.'fI'!lt'I2f - Louis Costello ,lrl1'iso1'.v - Miss Eastwood. Miss Evans S1'c1'c't11r'y - .lo.121 Mowcr PCRPUSE: To assist i11 the giamlc- and high svhool lllJI'2ll'lUS. AC'l'IVI'l'lES: SfllIlClltS who he-long to LllJI'2l1'y Cluh 11111st giyv at lvast ouc- pvriorl of sc1'v1m'e Cach wt-ck to cithcr high school or gratlo lllll'ill'f'. This yvar the Cluh took a trip to Ncw York City. Thcy saw a play. Radio City Music Ilall illlil La Guardia Ficlml. I11 aml1litio11 to a Cl1l'lStll12lS party. thc Cluh hold two 111cct111gs oavh llllllltll. Ga111cs. music, Zlllll spcakvrs wt-rc cnjoyecl. The I I I I 'I I ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 I X ,HS ' Z, 111, 1 I Junior High School Camera Club A PERSONNEL K Ulf Hou' - Linda Ball, Bal'lJara CllI'lStIll2lll. E111-n Ann Ilzirtlvy. ,loan Jili'k.wUll. Arlricnne Ficro, Marilyn W'innic. Lcnora Kvvfc. Ircnv Puls. lilizzilwlll ll21l'llSSll'l'. Lois Tobias, Mary Anne Mycr 3111 Hou: - Patricia Cunningham, .lcallncttc cwl'ZllNLlll, Martin Fein, Gail Abbott. Carroll Kimble, Clyclv Knanvrt. Helen Storin. .loan Harris. Rll'll2ll'll Fnsaru 2111! If01l'- Patricia VVilcl0. Jvanncttc Zcilnlan. Shirley Law. NlZll'lltlll' Yaryin. Mr. Cunningham. Nancy Stafford, Cynthia Abbott ls-f Hou' - Donald NIcCaig, I.a1wl'c-114-0 Cahill. Ronald .loliiistulnx Donald Lvzcttc. Richard Guorcn OFFICERS Prrsiflwzf - Nancy Stafforcl Tr1'asurz'r - Shirlcy Law VlCl'-lift'-Qlillfllf - Cynthia Abbott .vlflzixor - David S. filllllllllglllllll St'f'l'l'fII7'.U - Klarlcnv Yarvin PURPOSE: To CIlC0llI'2l l' an intcrcst in thc taking. cle-vc-lo minw. anal irintingf ul plmtographsg to cnjoy photography as a hulmlmy anml learn its pussllnlitlvs as a profession: to apprm-clatc thc YICWIIIQ of gum! pll'tllI't'S. AC'rl'IVI'l'IICS: Tllrollghont thc ya-ar wo had pict111'v-laking CUlltl'SlS :inning our lllclllln-I's. VV0 wont on fic-lil trips anal outings. Sonic of our Illl'l'tlllgS wort- l'1'l'I'l'iltlUllill and social, and at othvrs wo had spvakcrs. Language Arts Club PERSONNEL H11 Hour -- Rol1v1'tz1 Klllllllilll. Jn-1111 DuBois. Dorothy Brooks, Hopv NI:11'yo11. Lodn-11111 R2lllSlllIl. Lou Allll Sc-11111-l1l1111'1lt. Cl11'isti11c Athens. Pi1tl'iC'l2l Clllllllllgf- 1111111 Src! Hou' - Ruth R0yll0lll5. Flora I,:111c. Jillllxt Swurt. Shirlvy YVhitak01', B111- l1z11'z1 Gv11tl11101'. Nlzlljx' A1111 Mycr. Ricl1z11'd FllS2ll'O. Jon 0'B1'yo11, John Mc'- Carthy, Ig2lI'l1ill'2l YVilliz1111s Qnrl Hou' - Domlld Nlcfaig. YYz11'1'c11 Kcllc1'l1o11s0. Mrs. YVy11koop. Jv:111 Jack- son. Piltl'lClil Wilmlc. BZl1'llill'il Ch1'ist111z111 lxf Ro1l'- BllI'I'j' F1'isl1ic. Houalcl .lol111sto110. f'l1z11'l0s iBI'ZlCkCtt. Ric-l1:11'1l llullin OFF I C E RS P7'l'.S'I'l1l'7lf - Jlliill J1ll'kS1lll Twaszcrm' - Bz11'lm1'z1 Cl11'ist111z111 l ic'c'-przfsiclwzf - Iyilllillfl NIcC:1ig .lrlrisor - Clara 1XIZlI'2f2lI'0t VVy11koop Srwrcfclry - xYilI'l'L'll Killl6'1'lll1llSC l'I,'R,PUSE: To study good litc1'11'ru1'c: to fostcl' gl'0fllQQl' i11tc1'est in d1'z1111:1'tiC :11't: to bring togvtlwl' socmlly. thosc StlldClltS who havc il 011111111011 purposv. ACTIVITIES: RL'illllllg and studying plays: D1'z111111tiz11tio11 of skits 111111 short plays Ill 1111-0t111gsg P11-sm-11t11t1c111 of 'WVIII1111' Fucvs Llfcn as :111 alsscnlbly pl'0gl'll1ll. 4-H Club PERSONNEL 25111 Hou' - .Rilylllilllll NIow6l'. Martin Fein. Pete-1' Kouhn. Jllllll fIlllllIL'l'llll. George CJVCl'IJ2Illgh. George Sawlcs. Hams fIllllill'l'U4I 2111! ROII' - F1'0clc1'ick ShiNIl'l'. .Iz1111vs Rilvy, .IOH'1'vy Gippvrl. Clulrlvs Rilvy. .'xl'l1llllI Russell, Waltvr cJVl'l'IHlllgIl, Gcorge J:111ss1'11. Wzxym- Plvllgll lst Hou' - Ernest Koa-hu. .lz1111cs Pfcilfvr. Jose-ph Him-io. Mr. Gom-lcl1i1ls. Lcalic Shorl. Robert Pfcil'l'01'. Elsworth Dunn UFFICWIRS 1,7'l'SI.l1l'71f - Joscph Riccio Trvzzszzrm' - Rohcrl l'fviH'1-1' l'im'-11rr'sifl011f -- JEIIHUS Pfcilfcl' .lflrlsor - NIV. Govtc'l1i11s Sl'C7'l'll17'-Ll - Erncst Kovhn .I.S'SlSflIIIf -- Le-sliv Short PURPOSE: I plvclgc: My hvacl to clez11'01' tllllllilllgf. My hcart to gIl'CZlIl'I' loyalty. My hamls to l2ll'gfl'l' sclwlcc, and My health to hvttcl' living. for my club, my l'0ll1ll1lll1IIy. zmml my CUlllltI'y.N ACTIVITIES: Our club is IIl2llIlIy i11tc1'vstc-cl i11 :1g1'ir-11lt111'11 z111cl thc lllClllIlCl'S strive to lvaru as much about filfllllllg as thvy 41111. Chess Club PERSONNEL I.. fo Il. - John Pavlnk. Yvurml Schclliug. Joseph Riccio. Ralph Bogcrt. Mr. Axuolcl. lAl'llllll' Slzlfforcl. Jzuues 0'Bl'y011. Paul Dvitrich ffl Main - Wm-cl SL-llelliuv' I 2- l9l'RPUSIC: To promotc an lmcttc-1' lllllll'1'St2llNllI1g and .1 public' zlppczll towzmls thc art of Illilylllg chcss, lXC l'IVl'l'IES: Um' chcss tvaun alwlctim-1-ml all vwlr to n'0mrc for lIlillClll'S I . Y Y X . I l v zxggzunst thc tvzxiu ll'Ulll NL-W Paltz State- 'lvzu-l1v1's Collcgc. We plzlycml mlm llQf2IlllSl :1 fzlculty lvuln. Young and Gay 1nAe,nTnF xc A 'hor Of! ?9KE,,,9 Si r 'a fit: li .. 'Q Sir Charles .Warlowc -- Albert Cutler Senior . She Stoops to Conquer Vlassic' l'l0lll0ilY hy Oliver Goldsmith fl021t'llQll hy Mario E. Lacey Young rwarlozve. his son - Joseph Canger Hastings, friend of young .llarlowe - Robert Masiero Harclcasfle - Erlwzird Hayono Kate Harclcastle. hiv clazigfztm' - Shirley Nic-ffcr Tony Liunpkin. his stepsorz, Ellwarcl Trukzl Diggory, his szfrzvanf - Yvilliam NIEIYOHC Ilflrs. Harclcastle, his second wife - Ruth D0Gr0al Consfance Ncfrille, her niece -- Anne Cahill Pla Court C0ll1l'llf' by ftlillllll' NWN- 'ozwlwml by Rolwrl M. Hmmm- A Friend at QS 1,I'Of-t'S-907' Bruce - Paul Dvitricll JlUIiOl', flu' pr0fr'.v.s'rn s lti ,llvar old son -- 'FIIOIIIZIS Nlurtillo Mr.s'. Bruce' - -ll'illlll6tl0 Spring .lz111'z'1'. .IIHIl.UI'.S yozmgffr sisfm' - Jcnnic lxlillfillll J11110. .l1n11'or'.v fIl'1.II - Luis Fillgc-1' .Vary I'YI'1U1l'f', .lum .w fziffml - .loam Stalil' .U1'1c's S. Sfcznlvy. .lIlIIfO.'.N IT ymr nhl fl'1.f'IIfl - Inllllilltl Hung 1101111 Taylor - Geolgo Cox 4 ...sv .9 -775,51 ilgielgf 55 lil I Q- up I ff:ff'2 gHFs Nx?25?2ZQEWy TE ' 'K L WX7' ' 'i'- '-' ' .. f I! V-1. X., 0 . 0-7 1 ' - s ff ! 4,2111 Q ss. -Q 's i -, Lvu 1 -.f' . z-,E Lv is - Q 7 1 - fs 's 2. M ,EwY. wEMEf-fwWwwMm-SfM s' ' s X '- Jf sf- ' Af 7 -'N if f 1,4 ' -als, -1- .is-'Rig' --T'j,g A - -5-A A A -XX' X , . 4,,, , ss:-:Sig-bn ,f 4, ,ws ss- N... . EL L a' -A 1 J' V Y -1 -QSSH -S, :- XXL Y' - S EXC. ' si- iff. sginfk'Mi53E5QSEpQQf: sssl?ssMWf,fQyfyfWQ,s X XXX - s XXX kXSxXS ,,,,j'iE :ZW P 3 L5 15- - :figs T '25 C,-2:7 H mg? I 1 lx f ,,. y jf.-f4,.,,, X I' 4 :JV u ma fx , X 'P 1 ' xv- 4 fe. Y A G his 1 if X 'I Z Q' xy - ' 35' f- , A35 1 1 A ' ,' W 'ff '.a ,jf I F-N' f '1 1 'NIKE , N N Nz N X N X S R Y , , U ' ' M , 'l QW X 'X X f ', X '11, A31 X T I x v lui! Q1 . .3 ' I , 5' Y' 1' il. . .. X A xii' x J XNQ ab K it fic- J Lg' 5' 1 ' NI il ff ff ,Q lun gl X . S fx :LEM nn' L 5 I x X Q E s M f K. J , , 1' X 1. .i N. A L , g g sr ,i5,,,yA.l,, 1 X fe 1 Q, X X 1. ' e. X fig' LX S' A Z 9 .1 XX X Q X ,g ,T X 5 X X ' 4,--4 '- '4-jr gp-- Classes Junior Class N K k mv-vw .Wa if 'WZ ab xx H3324 . -mmm. I L . if f.a..lHA,,,,,:i?15i We Q , PERSONNEL 'xt Hou' - Mivliacl Catalinotto. Louis Costcllo. Richarml Ca1'pc'ntc-r. Donald Longtoc. Josvph hvl'6dCIlbllI'g-IR. Ramona Robinson. Mrs. Heer- nianvc-. P4-tor Phwog, Pctvr Hill, Frank Ehrlcr, Rohn-rt Putt-rs, Lowcll Miller 21141 Hou' - Abby Barnard. Sally Coopcr. Kath- ryn Wlianmls, Carolyn VVl1itcln-sul, Shirloy Nagy. Vija Klava, Margaret Bitte-rniann. Patricia Howe-r, Bcrnicc Ott, Richard Martin Sm' IfOIl,' -- Javqnelinc Tobias. Helen Fannan. Joan Granwchr. Nlariannc Vagcr. Violct Cook. Sally Boll, Maureen 3IrGocy, Thcresa Riley. Gloria Connvll. Rcginahl Hcnjamin 4171 Hou' - Donald Bartholonw. Lillian Thonip- kins. Maureen Maclary. Kathlccn Sininions. Nlargarct Hipp. Juno Ovcrbaugh. Joan Knauert. Rlaint- Allvn, Vic-toria Sangi, Fram'cs Cafalclo 5th How - Roy Pahncr, .laincs Pf0il'l'v1', Alfroml Hopf. Lcslic Short. Bruce McLaughlin. Janie-s Accurso. Leo Gordon Gill How - Donald Mycr, Ivan Ennis. Ross Melville. Ralph Bogcrt, Calvin Cody. Gt-orgv Haun. Vinci-nt Hackett, Arthur Ricks. Robm-rt Tvrpt-ning, Harold Hanscr OFFICERS I'rvs1'1lv11z' - Pctcr 1511-cg Sm-reftary - Joscph Vredenbnrgh Vim'-p1'esiclcrzf - Ramona Robinson Treasurcfr - Richard Buono .tldzvisor - hlrs. Ht-crnram-o 82 Sophomore Class PERSONNEL lsf H0111 - N1111'i1111110 Thi:-111s1-11. John xI211'1l10, C111'o1cc Fctty. BI'lll'0 N1ig11111111, 1i1sw111't11 Ijllllll A111111 F1'1111ge1111. K11thry11 C11cc11i1111, EK1l1lllIlC1 5,417 HOU. - Victm-in 5t.1u.ffl.L Eliml,1.th E1.kh,,ff- BU1'h?1US- Charles T0b1aS5'?U- BIT- Emfvy- J0591711 131111111111 R1111i11s1111, A1'10111' Ste-ig1'1'. R11s1111111ric Lilhmlfl- Roger Dfmlon- Alffed Iimlwlw- R01W1't VV111f1'. 11111111-s Gage. c10lli'112l1ll1 N1111'ti11. R1l'11il1'l1 L1-Z1-tt1-. P11t1'ici11 F1111na11 111-in, William Nivfil-r Qflff Rfffl' - JOHN BFUWIL- Sh1I'10Y 1Y1lltl'1S- Rllth 6111 R1111' - J111111 P2lV12l1i, R101111111 N111zz111-11110. Mf'lSWlUkl'1- MPUT Blllytkllls- 11121 IXlI1lbl01 llfflll' J111'1'y J11111-s. 1701121111 Q11111-k1-111111s11. 11111111 1311'- HHPYIUIN1- Mum' 5f'5f1tU- LUCY DUXIV- Jflllct V111 11-11s. R11y111111111 L1111g.J111111 Silll1'I'. AI'11lll1' St11f1'111'11. T11ss1-11, C1ill'2'1 F111't11111. J1111ct Br11111y. C1111111111 Igogm. Myers Bmokx hhlrlcy Bmwliv l V 7111 Hou' - 11111113511 13011, 111111111 1X1j'l'l'S. I1l'l'lly :im ROI - Bm'l1:'1'1' IWC1 L0lllSl' 1V'11f'1'- -I2'f'f1W Lvwis. R11111-rt 0111-11s. X111'1111111 171-s1'11. 111111111111 111111 Stoly. P11t1'11'111 B1'11w11. Rose NI1111te1c11111'. G,m-dm-1-.I,n1v1-1-1,1-Q0511131111 .1111111 21111211-1', N2llll'j' Banks. N111113' Myers. Pctel' C'11f1111111. J111111-s 0'Bry1111, W111tc1' OV1-1'111111g11. , , S111v11t111'1- t11'0l'll, 1111-11111'11 Si1111111l. i'111'1i1111 SIJl'1'1 1u1'1111st 1x11111111 A1f1'l'l1 Sylvcstvl' H11 HMI' - Dumthy Smlgcbllsh' BDNF Lou John' S1111 Ifllll' - 1X1'111l11' XY1111111. C'11111'11-N SK'2l1il. 11111111 st1111. 1'Ist1-1111 W1'111s1-11. 1x12l1'gIil1'l11 Nelson. X11111-y 5t,lmll,tZkV John Rossi x1v2l1ll1l'l'1Jl'i'1i. 1111111-1 N11t111'11i1'11111. -1111111 G111111111. OFFICERS l'11'.1i1l1f111' - C'11111-11-1- T11l1i11ss1111 Sl'!'l'l'fC!I'.If - -111111111 1111111.11111 1v1bl'l'-j2I'l'-'f1ll1'l1It - 1'1I1llllIllt1 13111'111111s TI'l'l1NllI'f'l' -- 111115111 13111111111 .l1l1'1'.v11r - NIP. 11l117l'l'1 l'11Il1'l'f' 83 8111 lzflll' - 11111111111 C1'.111111111. 17111111111 N1111'1i11. Freshman Class PERSONNEL lst Row - Gloria Hutton, Ruth Freligh. Joan Schoonmaker, Janet lXlcCaig. Patricia Beadle. Lorraine Brooks, Walter Harper. Klr. Vvoodman. Dwight Ball, Rita Feldmanis. Katherine Giannone Virginia Royael. June Thornton. Sally Teetsell Qnd Row - Ruth Provenzano, Sarah Thornton. Sarah Hymes, Ruth Hynlcs, Rose Schoonniaker. Valorie Maryon, Jane Talmadge. Sandra Karoni. Blanche Sparling, Beverly Owens. Carmita VVhit- aker, Patricia Flicker. Jacqueline Craft 32d Row - Viola Misasi, Nancy Erickson, Irene Cooper, Patricia Abbott, Joan Allen, Jean Fon- dino, Shirley Vedder, Patricia Fusiek. Eleanor Moose, Joan Morgan, Blary Hopf. Evelyn Alter- vogt, Elizabeth Freligh. John Keeley 4th Row - Barbara Terwilliger. Janet Zweeker. Iris Bogoson, Joan Hoffman. Lois Myer. Eleanor Zschemisch, Virginia Vedder, Richard Tonneson. Clifford O'Sullivan. Stanley Anderson, John Lasher Vtlipper, Robert Pfeiffer, Roberta Carle. Betty Lou Patterson, Helen VVynkoop. Helen Hackett. Geraldine hlisasi 6th, Row - John Dixon, Mervin Gillespy. John Karom, hlichael Iannone. Joseph Benjamin. Donald Wlhlpple, Patrick Quick, Frank Roeser. Odell Palmer, William Finger. George Yerry 7th Row - Floyd Whitehead, Frank Brockway. Gerard Brice. Charles Deitrich. William Tongue, William France. Harry France, Ronald Longtoe. George NieH'er, Robert Overbaugh, Donald Tal- madge 8th Row - John Mack, Joseph Fabian, Walter Collins. Ernest Fick, Richard McConekey, Robert Pearson, John Hopf. Benjamin Rozenkrance, George Oswald, John Hutton, Richard Miller 9th Row - Clarence Nollet, Roland Mayone, Dominick Ferraro, William Plimley, Bruce Dede- rick, Frederick Jones, George Speenburgh. Richard llyer, Charles Riley. Leonard Sweeney. Gerald 5th Row - Francis Kidney. Robert Flower. Reynolds, Alva Helm Charles Gilmore, Bernard Tobiassen. Ronald OFFICERS President - Dwight Ball Vice-president - Walter Harper 84 Eighth Grade PERSONNEL lst Row - Thelma Doyle, Irene Pols. Mary Ann Myer, Elizabeth Haeussler, Marilyn Winnie. Lenora Keefe, Mr. Shipman, Mr. Little, Cynthia Abbott, Robert Tice. Marlene Yarvin. Helen Storm, Joan Harris Qrzd Row -- Robert Carpenter, George Spinella, Nancy Stafford, Jeannette Zeilman, Joan Sulkey, Marie Spinella, Lois Tobias, Ruth Reynolds. Eleanor Peters. Shirley Law, Lawrence Cahill John Gunderud, Chester Short, Floyd Pleugh, Joseph Kelly, Richard Fusaro, Andres Neimanis, Richard Gneren, Gordon Craw, Gail Abbott, George Sowles 4th Row - Walter Klubenspies, Ronald Tal- madge, James Riley, Carroll Kimble, Frank Whit- aker, Clyde Knauert, Peter Koehn, Arnold Rus- sell, Charles Braitling. Richard Ricketson. Robert Simon 3rd Row - George Overbaugh, George Johnson. OFFICERS President - Lenora Keefe President - Cynthia Abbott Vice-president - Marilyn Winnie Vice-president - Bard Coons Secretary - Marilyn Craft Secretary -- Robert Tice Treasurer - Elizabeth Haeussler Treasurer -- Ruth Reynolds Program Chairman - Larry Cahill Program Chairman - Marie Spinella Advisor - hir. Shipman Advisor - hir. Little 85 Seventh Grade PERSONNEL lst Row - Lillian Jorgensen, Gladys Rawlings, hardt, Patricia VVilde, Blartin Fein. Warren Ricks. Barbara Williams, Jon O'Bryon, Ronald John- stone. Barbara Christman, Linda Ball, Mr. Cun- ningham. hlrs. VVynkoop, Jean Jackson, Barbara Genthner. Ellen Ann Hartley. John McCarthy 21111 Hou: - Patricia Cunningham. Robert Mig- liore, Barry Frisbe, John Patterson, Andrew Tal- niadge. Donald NleCaig, Randolph Craft. Rich- ard Mullin. Donald Lezette. Wlesley Sparling. Riehard Patterson bird Hou' - Betty Mower, Jean Ann DuBois, l'lu'isline Athens. Dorothy Brooks. Nlaureen Kle- Gary. Anna Nlae Sehoonlnaker, Lou Ann Sehueh- Howard Rieketson, Charles Braekett 4th Row - Dolores Campanella. Adrienne Fiero. John Althiser. Ronald Amend. Robert Nlignano. Paul Roeser, VVilliam McGary. Jeannette Cran- dall. Hope Maryon. Lodema Ransom. Janet Swart. Warren Kellerhouse .Sfh H0311 - August Fellows. George Johnson. Larry Lewis. James Tahnadge. John Schneider. Harold Reynolds. Louis Burnette. Guy Rider. Leonard Speenburgh. Shirley Whitaker. Roberta Kulhnan. Flora Lane OFFlCEliS 1'r'1'sicle11f - Linda Ball 1,l't'Sl'fll'I2f - Jean Jaelison l'1'f'e-prf'.wffle11f - Jon O'E3ryon Vice-presfclerzf - Richard Mullin Sl'C'7'l'ffl7.Il - Barbara Christman Secretary - Barbara Geiithner Trcwrurer - Ronald Johnstone Treasurer -- Jack Xlefartliy Progrunz fillIlUA7'I11lllI - Guy Rider Progmm Cllzaisnzan - Patricia 'Wilde .lclrixor - Mr. Cunningham .ldrisor - Hrs. YYynkoop 86 wif ff f f YN' W J QL' , x H-V. Seniors X X X 1 - . --ffl, 5 , ff 1 deff ,A sk Valedictory BY ANNE CAHILL The world begins a new half-century in this year of nineteen hundred fifty. We, the graduating class are likewise beginning a new phase in our lives. Up until now we have been guided by the helping hands of our parents, the faculty of Saugerties High School, and the Board of Education. We face the future knowing that now we must help ourselves, but we have received such fine training from these people that our tasks have been lightened. On behalf of my fellow classmates, I thank those who have aided usg we know our experiences here will influence us in our future lives. Farewell, Saugerties High School. Salutatory BY BETTY MCGUIRE Tonight we, the Seniors of 1950 come to the end of our high school careers. We sit together as an undergraduate class for the last time. Tomorrow we shall step into the world, each to make his own way. We hold as an example for ourselves these great American men about whom our program centers tonight. You, the parents, friends, and teachers of the Seniors of 1950 are, in a sense, as much a part of this class as we are. for your tireless help and en- couragement have guided us over the rough places in life for many years. We thank you sincerely and welcome you to these commencement exercises, not merely as spectators, but also as honorary members of the Class of 1950 whose graduation you helped make possible. WRX . S iff W A if x A is Q y S59 - '2 x,.., ,Q Ng ' . 2 I ' 5 S 4 Q AVS' QRS V EI ' Hx Am Mc Game ANNE CLASMN i3AbSgIu+4+m-fan Gnoaf y',J5,1ia.'4'wunn X 'Uiflcnf in WN 2 QP . 5 fi 5 5 'N 3 if 5 E N XX 3 S . , Q 5 5 x : Q S X. . 5.:Z1,. Baoc m N L Home Hogan Sfenogvaphev Adviser:- X . A Q yfggg Sch! ffihfgi Rohan? T' fr ANN Mania Xfogdicik A veaswm A ,gcwafarfy ' . Wvsmden ASIERO WANDA AHRENS CLee5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. 1Villiam Ahrens Fleur-de-Lis C155 Homecon CQ,35, Secretary C355 Natura C155 Leaders Club C255 Sigma C2355 A Cappella Choir C1,2,3,455 Chorus C255 Sawyer Business Staff C255 Operetta C1,2,3,455 Property Manager Senior Playg Assistant Cafeteria C35- ' JOAN ALSID Parents: Mr, and Mrs. Charles Alsid Res Publica Romana C3,45, Secretary and Treasurer C455 Fleur-de-Lis C355 Bi-Ski-Hi Cl,25, Treasurer C255 Amicitia C155 Delta Phi C455 Homeroom Officer C155 A Cappella Choir Cl,Q,3,455 Operetta C2,3,455 Senior 'Ball Decorating Com- mitteeg Junior Varsity Cheerleader Cl,255 Varsity Cheerleader fC3,45. DONALD BACH CBachie5 Parent: Mrs. Hobart Bach Library Club CQ,3,455 Noon-hour Volleyball C155 Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Assembly Usher C455 Assembly Stage Manager C35. ERNEST BARKMAN CSlim5 Guardian: Mrs. Edith Simmons Transferred from Averill Park High School C155 Art Club C3,45, Secretary and Treasurer C355 Sawyer Stall' Artist C355 Stage Manager for Senior Play. 90 iVanda Ahrens Joan Alsid EVELYN M. BROCKWAY CEvie5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brockway Eign For C1,25, President C255 Alpha Pi Lambda C155 Leaders Club C255 Amicitia C255 Sigma C455 Girls' Hi-Y C45, Treasurerg Homeroom Officer C2,3,455 Class Treasurer C355 Class Stenographer C455 Weekly Ulsterette Editor C355 Sawyer Stag, Managing Editor C455 Weekly Ulsterette Typist C455 Fish and Game Club Conservation Contest-First Prize C355 Sawyer Salesman C155 Messenger for Nurse C455 National Honor Society, Sec. C45. Donald lin:-h I-Irm-st linrknmn liu-lpn M. lfl'01'liWll3' Anno Cuhlll Jxnu-uh J. Fung:-r G1-orlrv f'0Y ANNE CAHILL JOSI-Il'll1'.XN11liR 1.1111-J l,2ll'C'lltSf Mr. zmfl Mrs. Lzxwrvxwe M, Fallill Puvvlllsz Mr. mul Mrs. Joss-ph J, l':ll1p,54-1' Re-s Plllrliou Rmmmnn 11.23.-lb. S1'I'il'll 133. fonsul 1432 Fleur- Mplm Pi l,:1mlm1!:1 113: fum-s and i'Im1':u'lvl's 12.3r1 Mu .Klplm :Iv-Lis 12.3.4J: Mu Alpha 11.293 Girls' lli-Y 13.1-P1 F011-'llsim' 12.3.4J. l'1'vsi1lx'lli 1+J.'l'l'1'us1l1'1-1' IDU: lioyk Ili-Y 1,1-51 Suv:-vx Fnrum 11.2.3.1-J. Fevrvt:u'y-Trezlsllrel' 1231 Bowling 1191 1-H3 Bowling 12.3J: Ilumcrnmml OHM-1-1' 1lJ: .X fnppn-Ilan Hmm-rmnn Uffivcr 122: String EllSt'Illlllt' 1lJ: A CXEIPPVHEI 11.23.492 Un-llc-sl1':1 12.15.471 Ijflllii' limul 12.3.21-7: Trump:-I 11.2.3.4-Q1f,l'1'lIl'Sll'2l 1l.2.f5.M. I4illI'2lI'iilll 1271 l'lslv1'e-li0Siaff 'l'1iu1 l'Isl1-11-llv SMH' 149: Famyor SMH' 1l.2.fiJ1 t,IN'l'l'H2l 1l.2.fi.'lJ. lllllllilll llllwvst Hclilor 127. flulxs H1liio1' 1411 11.2.3421 S0lli1bl' Play: Hsopus fqlblllllil 1lP: -,lllli1il' Yalrsib Wwkly l'lsl1-re-110 Editor 1423 Snwym' SMH 1-l-9. S1-niur 1'l1g-4-rlpmiw 122, mlilnrz Soplmmnore- Play. Juuim' Play: Si'lli0l' Play: Upm-re-lin 11.23.-LJ: Esupus C'uum'il 12J1 Luliu I Prize: Plznle fh 0lllt'lI'j' GI.jUlgGl.j QUX rim-1 Nurse-As Nlvsss-llge-1' 1415 Junior Yzlrsily cxllt'l I'lt'illl9I' lmuwnlsi MFA and Mm' Gt.l,,.u. QW 1l.2J: Varsity l'l11-vx'l1-mln-1' 13.-H3 i'u11111w11f'e:1le11l Sp-sake-r: Yzxliullul llmmr So:-ivlh' 1H3 xY2ll01hC'l0I'i2lll. KlllSil'2lll2l 1llZ .Xrl flulu 13.19. l'I'0Si1l01ll 1392 Hi-Y 117 llmnermmm Ufiivm-1' 13,131 S1'IIiU!' Play: Svnior llnll D1-1'm':1ling, f10lllllliltf't'1 .XSSUIHIDIX lvSlll'l' 13.-H. MURIEL CRA W 1Mert3 Parents: Mr. and Nlrs. Clifford Craw Latin Club 12.3.4-3. Aedile 1433 French Club 1333 Alpha Phi Lambda 1133 Girls' Hi-Y 1433 Eign For 11.23. Treasurer 1Q3Q Homeroom Oflicer 11.333 A Cappella 11.2,3.433 Flsterette 1433 Weekly Ulsterette 13.433 Assistant Advertising Manager 1433 Operetta 12.55.433 Presentation Committee of Senior Class 1333 Esopus Council 11.433 National Honor Society 143. ALBERT ,CUTLER 1Buddy3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Cutler Natura Club 11.232 Fleur-de-Lis 11.2,3.433 Res Publica Romana 13.433 Forensic Forum 1133 Homeroom Officer 11.3.433 A Cappella 11.2.3.4-33 Sophomore Play3 Senior Playg 'Operetta 11.2.3.4-33 Ulsterette 13.43. Sports Editor 1333 Man- aging Editor 1433 Ulsterette Weekly 1433 Assembly Usher 1.1.1-33 Esopus Council 112.333 Christmas Speaker 1233 Lab- oratory Assistant 1433 Boys' State 1333 Indoctrination Course At Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company 1333 Com- mencement Speakerg National Honor Society 14-3. JANSEN W. DEDERICK, Jr. 1Teenie3 Parents: Mr, and Mrs. Jansen YV. Dederick. Sr. Natura 11.233 Stagecraft 1Q.333 Boys' Hi-Y 13.43. Viee-Presi- dent 1433 Safety Council 13.433 Noon Hour Volleyball 12,3,43Q Assembly Usher 14-33 Laboratory Assistant 1Q.3.43. RUTH DE GROAT Parent: Mrs. Naomi De Groat Kingston High School 1133 Fleisehmanns High School 1233 Sigma 1333 Delta Phi 13,43. President 1433 Girls' Hi-Y 1433 Gym Exhibition 1333 Homeroom Oflicer 1433 Senior Class Oflicer. Vice-President 1433 A Cappella 13.4-33 Girls' Sextette 1433 Weekly Ulstertte Typist 1433 Ulsterette Staff-Music 1433 Senior Play3 Operetta 13.433 Soloist for Chapel Program 13.433 Senior Ball Theme Committeeg Christmas Speaker 1333 Esopus Council. Secretary 1433 Class Prophecy. 92 Muriel Craw 1 Albert Cutler PAUL DAVID DEITRICH Parents: Reverend and Mrs. LaRoy S. Deitrich Chess Club 11,233 Debate Club 11.4.533 Latin Club 13.432 French Club 1433 Natura Club 1Q3Q Mu Alpha 11.3.-1.533 A Cappella 11,42.3.4.533 Orchestra 11.Q.3.4.533 Boy's Quartet 14.533 String Quartet 12.33Q Ulsterette Staff 14.533 Editor-in- Chief 1533 Senior Play 1533 Spring Concert 1Q 3.-1.533 Operetta 11.2 3.4-.533 Sophomore Property Manager: Prize Speaking 14 533 Commencement Speaker3 National Honor Society 143. .lnnm-n XY. llmlvrirk- Jr. Ruth D4-'Grout Paul Iluvhl I,1'lfl'll'll Ruth llnliois Rl l'll DI'BOIS Kllutliis-9 Parents: Mr .and Mrs. George H, DuBois Mu .Xlplla 11.29. 'l'reasui's-r 129: Hign For 1193 Fleur-rle-Lis 12.3.-l9g Cues nnrl flllill'ilK'lf'l'S 1395 Girls Gynl Train 139: Bowling.: 649: A fappella 11.2.3.4-93 Weekly lllstorelle 149: Sawyer Bnsim-ss Stall 149: Opervlln 12.3.4-9: Property Man- il42'Pl' 119: Property fiUlllIIllllt't' Junior Play: Senior Play Pnlmlivily Mziiiaigjwz Senior Play lvslivrq Senior Ball Pulllivity Nlilllilgllhf. Qty 5 JH 5 lomu J. I-Innln flllllt-'fhlt' lin-og IONA J. ICNNIS Purvnl: Mrs. Marion ll. Ennis Alpha P1 Lznnlnln H91 IA'il1lK'l'i C lnlm 4291 NZlllll'2l H291 Tennis H93 Sofllmll 11.2.5591 llnskollxull 13.-H: Senior Bull l,t'l'0l'2lllllg.f cl0lllllllllQ t'. i'A'I'IlEllINlC ICRCHG tGi,gi9 I,ill'0lllZ Mrs. Dnnivl l'1l'1's-g l'lig.1'n For C191 Gyln lixliilmilion C3191 Se-nior llzlll l,l'1'Ul'2lllllQ fonnnillee. 93 LOVISE ESPOSITO Parents: Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Esposito Catskill High School 115g Res Publiea Romana 11.9.3.4-5: Eign For 115g Amieitia 125: Fleur-fle-Lis 12.3.-1-53 Program Chairman 135. Seeretary 145g Girls Hi-Y 13.45g Lea1ler's Club 1Q5: Girls Basketball 125g Homeroom Officer 125g Sawyer Staff 14-5g Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Junior Class Presentation Committee 135g Junior Varsity Cheer- leamler 1355 National Honor Society 145. HARVEY EYLER 1Junior5 Parents: hir. and ltlrs. Harvey Eyler Art Club 13.-15: Bi Ski Hi 125: Noon Hour Volleyball 1Q.3.4-53 Noon Hour Basketball 13.455 Bowling 1153 Sawyer Stall 145. LOIS FINGER 1Lo5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Finger Teaneck High School. Teaneck. New Jersey 11.Q5g Eign For 125: Leaders Club 125g Cues and Characters 1353 Girls' Hi- Y 1453 Fleur-de-Lis 13.-15g Girls Gym Team 13 45g Girl's Basketball 13.-1-5: Orchestra 12.355 Ulsterette Staff 13.453 Grinrls Editor 1453 Weekly Ulsterette 1453 Monthly Editor 145: Junior Playg Senior Playg Operetta Property Marafrei' 135: National Honor Soeiety 1-1-5. Louise Esposito Harvey Eyler MAUREEN FRANCE ALWINA GENEIS 1Al5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. YYilliain France Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alwm Genels Alpha Pi Lambda 1153 Sigma 12,355 Delta Phi Lambda 13.45, Amieitia 11.253 Mu Alpha 12.3.4-.55 President 12 H1Y Vive-president 14-53 Hi-Y 145g Eign For 11.95. Treasurer 115g 155g A Cappella 11.2.3.4-.553 Orchestra 11234-55 Sextette Girl's Basketball 14-5g Senior Play Property Managerg Junior 14-.55g String Ensemble 125g Chapel Program Qioloist 1234155 Varsity Cheerleading 13.-15. Operetta 11.2.3.4-.553 Spring Concerts 13455 Christmas Con 94 eerts 19.3.4-.55. Soloist. Lois I-'inge-r Nlilllfl-'l'll Fl'illll'1' .tlwiml tic-In-is 'INR WWW ., f Q li :ik i . Jvnnm- llolnws Nllll'K1ll'9t llynn-ea -lnhn N'illlum lie-vt'0 .IIQANNE IIOLMES JOHN WILLIAM Kl'll'fl lC KN:-utr Parents: Mr. :xml Mrs, George Holmes Pzlrvnts: Mr. :xml Mrs, Walla-r l., Ke-1-l'v Nlu .Xlplm 13.-H: liigii For tl-Q23 Music-aim ilk: Natura Buys Ili-Y MAJ, l'rvsitlviit H-J: Iii Ski lli NJ: Yanrsiti 1537. St't'I't'lRll'j' MJ: Latin Club H-J: fll'l'lll Stl'il 11.23.-H: Basvlmll 4I.2.8J: Junior Varsity llnskvtlmll QLQP: Yairsiti X Cappella 4l.2.3,lr1 Swing' Bzimt 12.3.4-J: Girls S4-xle-ttv llaslwtlmalll 13.47. clillllillll 1-H: Nunn llimr Yiilli-ylnill H33 l7.3.l-P: Upc-rn-ttzl 41.2.3431 Roe-el I'lllSPllllllt' 429: .-Xssenilily SU1'l'l l' C3J: llowliiig' Kljg llmm-romn Ulliwl' ill: flaws Yiw- llllb Solu til, l'1'vsi1le'l1t ilk: A Capps-lla H73 Opt-11-tin ill: 51'I1i0l' l'lz15 Stalin- xl2llltlj1't I' HP: Hsupus t'mmr'il lll, Nl.XlltiAltl'I'l' llYNll'f5 ffllziiwfl l,Ell'l'lllSI Mr. ziml Mrs. llc-rlmvrt llynu-s. Sr. lign lun' 11.222 QIIVS :mil llim':u'tt-i's C1231 Mu .Xlplm fill: t irl's lli-Y HSAJ1 ltcs l'ul1lic':i ltuiilulm Q-H: 011-lu-st1':i l2.3.'l1 XII Stzitc tlI't'llt'Sllil Hi: Swing Billltl 13.-Hg String' Ellfivllllllt' N91 SIll'lllQl' t'mic'e-i'l 42.3.-H: cllll'lSllllilS i'mu's-rt t3.4J. SHIRLEY KN191'11'l'1'1L 1Skip9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knoeppel Sub Deb 11.29. Seeretary 129: llolneeon 139: L6?lil6I'.S Club 11.291 Gym Team 13.4-9: Softball 11239. Captain 1393 Basketball 11.293 Volleyball 11.291 Gym lixhibition 139: Chorus 119: Property Manager of Senior Play: Senior Ball Def-orating Committee: Assistant Cafeteria 13.4-9: Dr. Morse's Messenger 139. R 1'19ULPH KUEHN 1Rudy9 Parents: Mr. ancl Mrs. Fritz Trams Noon 11our Basketball 11.2 3.49: Noon Hour Volleyball 11.2. 3.49. Captain 1-1-9: Noon Hour Softball 11.23.493 Senior Play Stage Manager: Senior Hall Decorating Committee: Assembly 1'sher 14-9. JANE KRIEGER Parent: Mr. Walter Krieger Res Publiea Romana 12.3.-19: Fleur-rle-Lis 13.49. Program Chairman 149: Hi-Y 13.4-9: Cues and Characters 129: Eign For 119: Alpha Pi Lambda 119: Homeroom Oflieer 139: A Cappella 11.2.3.4-9: Clsterette Staff 14-9, Circulation Manager 149: Weekly Ulsterette Typist 14193 Operetta 12.3,49: Soph- omore Play Property Committee: Senior Ball Theme Com- mittee: Junior Class Presentation Committee 139: Nurse's Messenger 1-1-9: Class History: National Honor Society. Pres- i1lent11-9. .IICANNE LAHUCD Parents: Mr, and Mrs. Joseph J. Lahoud 1'1ig1n For 11.291 Musieanna 119g Res Publiea Romana 12.3.-19: Girls' Hi-Y 1-1-9: Delta Phi 139: Natura 129g Assistant See- retary 1291 Girls Basketball 149: Senior Play Property Man- ager. Shirley Knoeppel Rudolf Koelm JANICE LASHER 1Jan9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Russel B. Lasher Eiga For 11.295 Alpha Pi Lamlnla 119: Natura 12,39, Treas- urer 129g Delta Phi Lambcla 1-19: Bowling 149: Sawyer Salesman 139: Senior Ball Deeorating Committee. June Krieger Jeanne Lahond -lnniee Lnsher -I4-nn Lasher Marion Lewis Anne Lombardo JEAN LASIIER ANNE LOMBARDO CAm1ir-D Pairentsz Mr. :mil Mis. Russel H. Lasher Parent: Mr. John Lonihznrdu Alpha Phi Lanilmmla llbg High For CLQJQ Natura Club Q2.3Dg Almillaili Lincoln Junior lligh Sclimml. Brooklyn. New York Delta Phi Lzimlazlai H-jg Bowling 4425 Senior Ball Theme ill: Slglllil C391 Huniemn itil: l.ea'lers Fhili 429: Girls Committee: Sawyer Salesman 121. Basketlmll Nunn :mil Night 13.-Hg Girls' Suftlmll Noun and Night 437: Girls' Gym Team 13.431 fxillllillll nl' Girls' Gym AIARION LEXYIS Team Q-lk: Captain ol' Girls' Night Basketball 1373 Vaiplziili lim-gms: Mr. and MHA Frank Lewis ol' Girls' Noon Basketball Q-Hg Captain of Girls' Noun Soft- Home Econ 12,323 Girls' Hi-Y L-Hg Senior Ball Decorating lmll l3l3 Pl'UPf'l'lN Milllilllel' Selllfll' Play H7- Committee. JENNIE MARTINO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martino Cues and Characters 11.2.393 Aniicitia 1193 Library Club 12.3,493 Program Chairman 149g Hi-Y 1493 Gym Exhibition 1393 Homeroom Ofheer 139Q Chorus 129g Reed Ensemble 1293 1Veekly Ulsterette Typist 1493 Sawyer Business Staff 1493 Senior Play 1493 Senior Ball Devorating Committee 149g Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1l2.39j National Honor Society 149. THOMAS MARTINO 1Tommy9 ' Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hlartino Cues and Characters 11.293 Chess Club 1193 Mu Alpha 12.33493 Art Club 1493 Noon Hour Volleyball 1193 Homeroom Officer 1193 Orchestra 1l,2.3.493 A Cappella 12.3.4-93 Dance Band 12.3,493 Quartet 13.493 Reed Ensemble 1293 Senior Play 1493 Assembly Clarinet Solo 1293 Night Clarinet and Trumpet Duetg Operetta 19.3.4-93 Junior Varsity Cheerleading 11.29. ROBERT MASIERO 1Bob9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Masiero 4-H 1293 Secretary 1293 Mu Alpha 1493 Chess Club 1193 Boys Hi-Y 1493 Bi Ski Hi 1293 Library 1393 Noon Hour Basketball 11.2.393 Noon Hour Softball 11.2.393 Noon Hour Volleyball 12.393 Bowling 12.55.493 Varsity Baseball 13,493 Assistant Nlanager 139Q Volleyball Tournament 1393 Home- room Officer 12.39.493 Class President 13.493 A Cappella 11,2,3.493 Senior Play 1493 Operetta 11.2.3.493 Sophomore Property Manager 1293 Esopus Council 13.49. President 1493 Laboratory Assistant 1493 Junior Varsity Cheerleading 1293 Junior hlagazine Salesman 1393 National Honor Society. Treasurer 149 . SUDY MASON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Misak Hoovajian Alpha Pi Lambda 1193 Stagecraft Club 11,2.39. Vice-President 129. President 1393 4-H Club 11,2.393 Safety Council 1393 Noon Hour Baseball 11,2.393 Noon Hour Football 11.2.393 Noon Hour Volleyball 12.393 Senior Ball Decorating Com- mittee 1493 Laboratory Assistant 11.2.493 National Honor Society 149. 98 Jennie Martino Thomas A. Martino EDWARD N. MAYONE 1Eddie9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Mayone Cues and Characters 11,2,39, President 1392 Alpha Pi Lambda 1193 Library Club 13.49, President 1493 Captain of Junior Magazine Sales Campaigng Homeroom Officer 1l.2.3.493 Soph- omore Vice-President3 A Cappella 12.3,493 Boys Quartet 13,493 Ulsterette 1493 News Rep0rter3 Sophomore Playg Operetta 12.3.493 Senior Play3 Stage Manager Junior Play3 Esopus Council 1493 Christmas Speaker 1493 Junior Varsity Cheer- leading 1193 Varsity Cheerleading 1293 Class Will. Kuhn-rt Mu'-aivro Surly Mason liclwurel N. Nlnyolu- 'ull-f WW? l YYillinn1 Nlnyollv I'llililhl'fll Ann Xldiuirv John Nl1'N'e'e-lwy Wll.l.l.-XM MXYUNE tliilll Nlilllilgllljf l'l4litm': Supllmlmrn- Play, Opvrvllzl llfl: lfsupus l'un-nls: Mr. utlcl Mrs, -lllllll ll. Nlilylllli' C'mnlc'il 43.10. 'lll'l'2lSllI't'l' IH: 'lunim' l,l'l'S1'lIl2lllUIl fllilllllllllvl' N ' v i 137: cl0Il1'l'ill SI'l0ll!'l' l,I'lZ1'1 lmllu l Prizm-1 Fm-iul Slumliva El uuslllmm W1 AH vlull lsill Bulls NIA mcwl Nxrgwlnt- llrlxfi Girls Slillk' Hill Nilllllllill llmlm' Suvlvlx' HPI xl-.Xrnls 141: llulm-rmnu Ul'lim-or 137: .X fupps-lla MJD: Quluhllulmvl ' NYAYPI' SZlll'SlllilfI Cell Svniur Play: Upm-rvlla 12.311 St'lllIlI' ' Bull IL-vumlilu: fl0!lllllllll'1'1 .Xssc-mlnly l'sln-r il-J. Q V .IOIIX NlvNXlClCXlCY Ulm-1 l': '- is Xl: : l Nlx. .l l Xl 'W-' -' l-Il.lZAIRlC'l'll .xxx Mf'ul'lm: mls.-my ' ' ' ' 4 ml l,llI'0lllSI Blix :mel Mrs. 'llllUlIlllS J. Nl1'cllllI't' 11lll'SStllllll llig lli-Ski-lli KIEJ: l.llll'ilI'.Y Clulw lfjlllg .lulxinr n N A ,A w Varsity llzxslwllmll Hill: Yill'Sllj' llzlskvllmll till: Y:u'sil5 xllllljlllil Nr: .Xlplxu P1 l.:n:nlnl:1 Qll. Llglll lm' itll. lip, Bnwlmn 43,2 yilwily 5m.I.l.l. 41.3.3.1 Num, Hum. yulkylmll lllllllllil llumnllu l2.3.ll: l'l4-lllvllv-l,1s GLU: ll1-X 13.-H: , . . ' x I 1 ILQPZ Slum- xlilllilljvl' ul Nvrllmlluwc l'l:u' l,l'lDilll' llulm ill: llllllli'l 0Ulll Ulllfw-I' Nflll .X f2llllll'llil HH I ' llslvlwlle- Slull' 1351. f'illl'llflilI' l'l1lllm'1 SIINYXPI' Slzlll' l-l-1: 99 NORMA MODJESKA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Augustus P. Modjeska Sigma 1195 Fleur-de-Lis 11,295 Cues and Characters 12,395 Hi-Y 1495 Library 13,495 Bowling 11.495 Orchestra 12,395 Chorus 1195 A Cappella 1495 Ulsterette Staff 1495 Sawyer Staff 1295 Operetta 13.49. Property Manager 1395 Senior Ball Theme Committeeg Senior Play Ticket Chairman5 Esopus Council 1395 Junior Class Presentation Committee JOAN MOWER 1Joannie9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mower Eign For 1195 Sub Deb 1195 Amicitia 1295 Library Club 12,3,49, Treasurer 139, Secretary 1495 Girls' Hi-Y 1495 Noon Hour Volleyball 1195 Softball 11,395 Basketball 1495 Girls Gym Exhibition 13,495 Weekly Ulsterette Typist 1495 Sawyer Business Staff 1495 Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Mes- senger for Nurse 149. 5 BARBARA MYER 1Bobbi9 Parents: Mr. and hlrs. VVilliam Myer Bi-Ski-Hi 11,295 Amicitia 1195 Res Publica Romana 12,3,49, Aedile 139, Consule 1495 Fleur-de-Lis 1395 Delta Phi 1495 Homeroom Officer 11,395 Class Treasurer 1195 Class Secretary 1395 A Cappella 11,2.3,495 Weekly Ulsterette Staff 1495 Operetta 12,3,495 Senior Ball Decorating Committee5 Junior Varsity Cheer Leader 1395 Varsity Cheer Leader 1495 National Honor Society 149. FRANCIS MYER 1Sonny9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Myer Boys' Hi-Y 1495 Volleyball 12,395 Class President 1195 Home- room Officer 1195 Junior Varsity Basketball 1295 Senior Ball Decorating Committee. 100 Norma Modjeska Joan Mower LOUISE MYERS 1Weezy9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anley Myers Res Publica Romana 12,3,495 Eign For 1195 Fleur-de-Lis 13,49, President 1495 Amicitia 1295 Leaders Club 1295 Girls' Hi-Y 13,495 Alpha Pi Lambda 1195 Tennis 1295 Basketball 1295 Homeroom Officer 12,395 A Cappella 1195 Ulsterette StaH 13,495 Sawyer Stall' 1495 Editor-in-Chief 1495 Vveekly Ulsterette 1495 Junior Class Presentation Committee 1395 Latin Prize 1395 Messenger for Nurse 1495 Class Willg Na.- tional Honor Society, Vice-President 149. Bnrbnra Myer l rRD1'iS MYPI' Lolllsf' M5'4 'f SK s Shirley ll. Nletfer Marlon Oswald Jose-phlne Plltlllllll SHIRLEY E. NIEFFER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Nieffer Amieitia 11.25. Secretary 12253 Sigma 11.2.35. Seeretary 135g Girls' Hi-Y 13.45. President 1-15g Delta Phi 13.453 Homeroom Officer 12.353 Secretary ol' Sophomore Classg String En- semble 115: A Cappella 11.2.3.45g Girl's Sextette 1-1-5g Or- chestra 111253 Quarterly lflsterette 12.3.5153 Weekly Ulsterette 145: Senior Playg Operetta 1'2.3.45g Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Messenger for Dr. Morse 135g Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1153 Varsity Cheerleader 1225. MARION OSWALD Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Oswald Eign For 1153 Girl's Hi-Y 14-53 Sigma 1-I-5: Girl's Gym Ex- hibition 1353 Weekly Ulsterette Typist 14-5: Senior Ball Decorating Committee: Messenger for Nurse 145. JOSEPHINE PASQVA 1.105 Parents: Nlr. and Mrs. Carmine Pasqua Sub Deb 115. Treasurer 1155 Amicitia 11.253 Library Club 12.3.4-5: Hi-Y 14-5: Cues and Characters 1351 Howling: 125: Hoineroom Officer 115: Sawyer Business Staff 1-t-53 Senior Ball Decorating Committee: Sawyer Salesman 125. 101 DOLORES RICCARDI Parents: Mr. anfl Mrs. Charles Riccarrli Sigma 12.3.4153 Girl's Hi-Y 13.45. Seeretary 1453 Fleur-de-Lis 11.253 Musieana Club 1153 Bowling 12.3.4153 Homeroom Uffieer 1253 Sawyer Business Staff 1353 Senior Play Usherg Senior Ball Decorating C0mmittee3 Sawyer Salesman 1353 Prize for English I. JOSEPH RICCIO 1-Ioe5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Riceio 4--H Club 1132.33-115. Treasurer 135, President 1453 Chess Team 14-53 Boys Hi-Y3 Homeroom OHic-er 1453 Noon Hour Softball 1153 Noon Hour Basketball 112.353 Noon Hour Volleyball 112,353 Junior Varsity Basketball 112,353 Soccer 12.353 Orchestra 1253 Reed Ensemble 1Q5Q Sawyer Business Staff 1453 Assistant Advertising Manager of Sawyer 145g Stage Manager Senior Playg Assembly Usher 1453 Soccer Blanager 145. CLAIRE ROBINSON 1Sissy5 Parents Mr, and Mrs. Walter Robinson Eign For 1153 Homeroom Officer 1153 Chorus 1153 Senior Ball Decorating Committee3 Sawyer Salesman 1353 Dr. lN1orse's hlessellger 135.. DONALD A. ROUGIER 1Don5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Myers Baseball 1153 A Cappella 1Q.4-53 Orchestra 1'2,3.45Q Sophomore Play: Senior Playg Operetta 12.453 Senior Ball Decorating Committee. 102 Dolores Rim-arrli Joseph Kievio LOIS SAILE 1Lo5 Parent: Mrs. Dora Saile Eign For 11.253 Alpha Pi Lambda 1153 Natura 125, Vice- President 1Q53 Res Pnbliea Romana 1353 Delta Phi Lambda 13.45. Treasurer 1453 Hi-Y 14-53 Girls' Basketball 1453 A Cappella 11.23.453 Operetta 12.3.41-53 Senior Play Property llanagerg Junior Varsity Cheerleafling 02.353 National Honor Society 145. Flnin- Robinson Donald A. Rougier Lois Sulli- !Ynrml S1-he-lling !Villinm S1-hnvidvr Ruth Stu-rmnn WARD SCl'll'lLLING WILLIAM SCllNEIlJl'lll 1Big llilli Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Svlirllingz llarentsz Mr. nnll Mrs. Philip Svlinvimlr-r lloy's Hi-Y 13.41. Sc-1'retairy 14-Pg Forensir' Forum 12.342, Basketlmll. -lunior Varsity 1l.Q.3lg Varsity llnskvtlmll 1'H: Sevrvtary-'llrensllrer 133: Stz1g'e'1'1'z1l't Club 1l.Q?. St'l'I'6l2ll'j' Volleyball 'l'onrna1n1ent 139: Volleyball H271 .Xssistault Sings 12J1Cbess Club 1l.fl.-ll1Nilllll'2l 122g Mu Alpbu 1-l-J: Bowl- Manager ot' Se-nior Play: .Xssvnilmly l'sln-r 13.471 Snfn-ty ing 1l.2.3.4-l. Captain 14J: Noon Hour Volleyball 1lJg Home- Counvil 119. iooni Oflive-r 1141: Senior Class 'l're-aslirer 149: A Cappella 13.471 l'lstt-rette Stuff HJ. l'l1litol'-:lt-l.a1rgf': Sawyer Stuff Rl 1'H SHERNIAN fGt.m.mI, 3.-H. PllUl0p1I'illlllt I' 137. Snapshot Editor 137. Senior Editor lwarems: 4l.'UslH., MI., and Mrs- Anim, lgt.yt.l.I 1-lb. Senior l'l1otop.ra1plwr 14-kg Junior Plnyg Senior Play: Upvrvttal 1343: Debate Club ASS6IlllllX Proglruins 1-UZ Snfeli' Sub DM, Huw' Pliosiiltllll M75 Elm' FU H75 MU Mlllm M-3' 'onnvil 13M .'XSS6lllllly lvsber 147: Esopus Count-il 1QJ: Girls' Hl'Y 43-'Hi R95 Pullllpu Rmmlllfl H71 Glflir GNU' l,1llD0l'2ll0l'f' Assistant 11.2.5571 Class Pl'Ollllt'1'j'- Train 13.473 llnske-tlinll 1l3.-l-ll A Cill'l 'lli' ll-Q-3-ll? UPA 1-liestrzx 11.2.3.4-JL String Qnaurte-t 13M String' Exist-xiilxlv 1I,Qb All State Urvln-strn 1-I-JZ Opa-rettn 1l.2.3.'H: Class l'o4-ni 14-J. 103 WILHELMINA SHORT 1Willie5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Short Chorus 1155 Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Dr. Morse's Messenger 135. GEORGE SIMMONS Parent: Mr. Harry Simmons Safety Club 13,455 Boy's Hi-Y 1455 Varsity Baseball 112,355 Junior Varsity Basketball 1155 Varsity Basketball 12.3.1455 Soccer 13.455 Noon Hour Volleyball 1355 Championship 1355 Orchestra 112.355 A Cappella 13.455 Swing Band 112,355 Operetta 123.455 Stage Manager of Sophomore Play. JEANNETTE SPRING Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Spring Amicitia 11.25, President 1Q55 Mu Alpha 11.25. Vice-Presi- dent 1255 Sigma 1355 Girl's Hi-Y 13,455 Res Publica Romana 1455 Sergeant-at-Arms Girl's Hi-Y 1455 Forensic Forum 1155 Homeroom Officer 11,355 A Cappella 11.2,3,45, President 1455 Reed Ensemble 1255 Orchestra 11,Q,35. Secretary 125, Presi- dent 1355 Dance Band 11.Q.3,4-55 Ulsterette Staff 1355 Ad- vertising Manager 1355 Sawyer Staff 145. Advertising Man- ager 1455 Sophomore Playg Senior Playg Operetta 11.23.455 Spring Concert 11.'2.35. Soloistg Christmas Concert 11.235, Soloistg Esopus Council 13.455 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Pil- grim 1455 Music Prize 12.355 Girl's Community Club Prize 1255 Class Will. !Vilhelmina Short George Simmons JOAN STAFF 1Red5 GEORGE STYDUH-XR Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Fast Guardian: Mrs. Frank Solxes Amicitia 1255 Alpha Pi Lambda 1155 Eign For 1155 Fleur- Pawling High School 11.255 Arlington High School 135 No de-Lis 13.455 Hi-Y 13.455 Homeroom Oflicer 1355 A Cappella Activities5. 12.3.4-55 Senior Play 5 Operetta 123,455 Ju11ior Varsity Cheer- leading 11.255 Nliss Benn's hlessenger 1455 Dr. N10rse's Bles- senger 1355 Class History. 104 Jeannette Spring Helen Tulmurlgn- lll-ILEN TALMADGE Parents: Mr. anal Mrs. James Talmailge. Sr. llrevarml lligb Si-Iimnl. lireyarml. North Carolina 1235 Sub Deb 1ll: Girls Ili-Y 147: Clmrus 1ljg Gym Team. EDWARD TRXKA Parents: Mr. aml Mrs. Fremleriek Truka Alpba Pi Lambfla 1lJ: liny's lli-Y 13.49, Treasurer 13,4-JL Stage Craft 1l.2J: Treasurer 1173 Mu Alpha 1-lj: Natura 123: llresimleut 123: Safety Couuvil 13.4-D5 Noon Hour Base- ball 1193 Noon Hour Volleyball 1173 Vive-Presicleut of Class 133: llomeroom Oflir-er 12.372 A Cappella 123,453 Boys Quartet 14Jg .luuior Play: Senior Playg Operetta 12.3.4-D3 Assembly IvSll6l' 13.4-lg Laboratory Assistant 112,453 Class l-listory. Joan Stafl' lie-nrgv Styqlulmr liflwaxrcl Trnka Ann llnrie Ynzdiek ANN MARIE YOZDICK llareutsz Mr. auil Mrs. .Xmlrew Yuzxlivk Amir-itia 1l.2J: Vive-l'i'esi1lvl1t 121g Slglllil 1l.Q.3J: Sevretary 117: llrfsimleut 1331 Girl's Ili-Y 13.4-J: Vive-Presicleut 14-J: Delia l'bi Lambmla HJ: Gym Exhibition HH: Captain ul' .luuior magazine vampaigug lloulerumu fli'l'll'0l' 13.-l-J: Class Treasurer 127: Class Sevretary 1-l-73 llmvliug: 119: Softball 1lJ: A Cappella 1l.2.3.-U: Uperella 1l.2.3.4-7: Senior Ball Tbeme 1-ommitteeg Junior Yarsily Cll90l'll:'2lllll12 11251 Var- sity 1S.4J: Co-Captain 145g Class Proplieey. 105 BARBARA JANE VOZDIK 1B. J.5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vozdik Eign For 11,255 Natura 12,35g Alpha Pi Lambda 1153 Senior Ball Decorating Committee. MURIEL WHEELER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Oxford. England Cowley S. John Girl's School, Oxford, England 11,25g Senior Ball Decorating Committeeg Laboratory Assistant 145. ALBERT WHITAKER 1Al5 Parent: Mrs. Eva Whitaker Soccer 11,2,3,45g Junior Varsity 1159 Baseball 113,455 Noon Hour Volleyball 1355 Manager of Basketball 13.-15g Swing Band 145g Assembly Usher 145. WALLACE VVINCHELL 1YVally5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Winchell Boy's Hi-Y 145g Chess Club 115g Mu Alpha 13,453 President 1455 Homeroom Officer 1253 Orchestra 11,2,3,45g President 125g Swing Band 11,2,3,45Q Trumpet Trio 1455 Brass En- semble 125g Trumpet and Clarinet Duet 135g Senior Ball Orchestra Committee. 106 Barbara Jane Vozdik Muriel WVheeler ROMAN WOLFF Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Roman Wolff Sewanhaka High School. Floral Park, New York 11.25. Stage Manager of Senior Playg Stage Manager of Senior Ballg Mes- senger for Dr. Morse. .Xllwrl xvllll2lkl'I' Nklllauov XYim'ln-ll Roman W'0lI1' Kim-lm ral !Yrnls1-n RICIIARD WRULSEN lliuffl Pars-nts: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wrolsen Boyis Ili-Y H-jg Bi Ski Ili ill: Junior Yalrsiiy Basketball Ql,2,3Dg Varsity Baiskvllmll H71 Noun Hour Volleyball 112, 3,4-Q3 Stagc lxlilIlilgIf'I' of Senior l'luyg clllI'lSl,IIl2lS play Q4-jg Senior Ball llc-vuiuilirig lllllllllllll,-k?CQ Dr. Morscfs Messenger C4-jg Lnborzllory Assistant til: Safvly fl0lllll'll 43.4-5. ifiizxlimx ni' mln- mxzipsliuls un tho l.4lg,gvp- will hr- funn-l nn lvzlpzvs Ill :uni ll'l WW525: vxgg. mf . 5 wg? s fia- -K .. 5 422' . ' 1 L y GQKZLE .HQ V up . ..,,:.,! .... 5 9 i 5 iss K gms .EL xx- f .. 'i X ,i G xy? E um X , it 935. 'W 2. ev 74? .3 ga. 4' , -A f sf k fx S 3 5 X X X X ,gr s:, ' . .. y :, ii. :I fk ' xiii XX Q Sf, ff? R X! 35 Q A Q: ?s.:,1 Si , eg: mg? FS 3533632 Q33 Q J, ,W 3 255 Sum , A nrt S ' Q ot The number after a senior's name indicates the number of his or her snapshot on the senior snapshot pages. Ahrens, Wanda 179: Her voice was ever soft. gentle and low. Alsid, Joan 1459: All women seem by nature to be eoquettesf' Bach, Donald: A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Barkman. Ernest 1429: A fellow of infinite jest. Brockway. Evelyn 129: She's tall and trim. neat and slim. Cahill. Anne 1269: It's better to wear out than rust out. Canger. Joseph 1419: That favorite subject-myself. Cox. George 1-139: The boy hath grace in him: he blnshesf' Craw. Muriel 11-I-9: Who shall end my dreanfs con- fusion? Cutler. Albert 1509: I am very fond of the C'01lllJ3lly of ladies. Dederivk. Jansen 1-19: 1'is charavter persuades. not empty words. DeGroat. Ruth 139: I would both sing her praise and praise her singingfl Deitrich. Paul: I have more understanding than all my teachers. DuBois. Ruth 14-19: A sunshine heart and a soul of song. Ennis. Iona 1-1-79: A eompanion that is Cheerful is worth a ton of gold. Erceg. Catherine: Without pleasure life would be dreary. Esposito. Louise 169: I would help others out of a fellow feeling. France, Maureen 1109: Her frowns are fairer fur than smiles of other maidens are. Eyler. Harvey 1309: Student of our sweet English tongue. Finger. Lois 19249: Knowledge is powerf Geneis. Alwina 1499: Education in music' is most sovereign .' ' Holmes. Jeanne 1Q59: The-re's music' in all things. Hymes. Margaret 15929: Life without laughter is an dreary blank. Keefe. Jaek: Is this that haughty gallant. gay Lothario? Knoeppel. Shirley 1379: A light heart lives long. Koehn. Rudolf: Much study is an iveariness of the fleshf' ' Krieger. Jane 1139: Everything beautiful is lovable. Lahoud. Jeanne 1109: A true friend is forever a friend. Lasher. Janice 1519: I have a heart with room for every joy. Lasher. Jean 1259: A good smile is sunshine in a house. Lewis. Marion: Where there's smoke. there's an fire. Lombardo. Anna 1199: Hang sorrow! And therefore. let's be merry. Martino, Jennie 1369: Little things have a charm of their own. 111 Senior Quotes Martino, Thomas 155: He is a little chimney, and heated hot in a moment. Masiero, Robert 1405: All the great men are dead, and I'm not feeling so well myself. Mason, Sudy 1395: I have nothing to declare except my genius' Mayone. Edward 1315: Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Mayone, William 1175: For me, it is to laugh. McGuire. Betty 1235: Studies grow into character. Mcweeney, Jack: Boys will be boys. NIodjeska, Norma 1185: A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancef, Mower, Joan 1225: Nature designed us to be of good cheer. Myer, Barbara 1455: lVIaiden with the meek brown eyes. hlyer, Francis 1345: And all my days were trancesfl Myers, Louise 195: Anything for a laugh. Nielter. Shirley 1465: She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Oswald. Marion 1285: Shy smiles brighten her win- ning ways. Pasqua. Josephine 1295: Art is power. Riccardi, Dolores 1205: Everything well or nothing. Riecio. Joseph 1125: No sinner, nor no saint, perhaps, but well. the very best of chaps. Robinson. Claire 1335: Life is a jest. Rougier. Donald 1275: HI think that nought is worth a thoughtf' Saile. Lois 1105: These iittle things are great to little menf, Schelling, Ward 1115: t'Blessed be the tie that blinds. Schneider, William 1155: There were giants in those days. Sherman, Ruth 1165: Without music life would be a mistake. Short, Vvilhelmina: A merry heart goes all the day. Simmons, George 115: Play up. play up. and play the game. Spring, Jeannette 1355: Come, Spring, while music as wakes around. Staff, Joan 1325: Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Styduhar, George: Each mind has its own method. Talmadge, Helen: Begone dull care! You and I shall never agree. Trnka, Edward 1395: Haer ye not the hum of mighty workings? Vozdick, Ann 1NIarie 115: To a young heart every- thing is fun.', Vozdik, Barbara 1385: VVhen you're tall, there's more of you to like. 1'Vheeler. Muriel 1215: There's no such pearl as a bright and beautiful English girl. Whitaker, Albert 185: When I read Shakespeare I am struck with wonder. Winchell, Wallace 1485: He blows his own trumpet, VVoll'1. Roman: He hath not l1is name for nothing. 1Vrolsen, Richard: K'If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? 'IFCZLDUI C 1'f1'2.et1,r. Mostly Up In The Air 4 WeLL,f 33:19 ,IRS Lingr seg'-1'-S 2 A charlie, Mostly Just Girls ' frail Cm?-t' 'mr' -:im ff' ,,.,.---' ,,,.....'--f-' .--f- ' ,,,,..,.q-Q- ' Reasons for Advertising Dear Advertiser: The rates of Sawyer advertising, which are higher than for many books, are justified for 111any 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 publication produced in Saugerties, it 11ot only reaches the majority of homes in Saugerties, but also reaches the four corners of the earth. 2. An advertisement in the Sazryer is valuable to you not o11ly today, but tomorrow, next month, and next year. The Sawyer is not thrown away. It is 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 Sawyer than any other local publication. 4. You are in good company when you advertise in the Sawyer. Most of your business friends do. 5. It makes new friends a11d keep old ones. XVe do not ask for your advertisement as a gift, but assu1'e you that it is a sound investment. The Editors JVJ' .K'.f TA7J' 'AA Aff ' 1 S Q QQ 0 : 2 Q C' cm Q iz 'th cu 3 Q 0 Q Z 2 cm m wa Q - .3 ' Q. O2 2 0 Q fu fa C4 ------- -47l--- ------- ----- - .ff fl' .f.7'.A'!J.77:!'.f.7'.!.7'.f.7' .A7'.A'f!.7'.A'f'.!.7'.A'ff.7' .A'!'.!' .f .A'I'.A7J.7J.7'.!' A7'.A7'.!.7' ..A7'.A'f'.A'fJ:f'.A7' S H S Class of I950 W Y H I ' t' f H pg' YOUR SAWYER PHOTOGRAPHER Jan Morgan 340 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES N 1 Phone 992 .A7' f J- N 3 Q S Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q S 3 S E S Q 3 3 Q 3 3 5 5 Q ff!! .f'.f'.f'.f.f'.!'.!'.l'.f'.!'J .!'.f'J'J'.f'.!'.f'.f'.!'J J' J' J' f:A7'.A'fZ'!'.A77'.l.7'.f.7'.f.7'.Al'.A'f'.A7'.f-7' .A7'.A'fZ77.7 .f.7 .A7Z7.7J.7'.A7'..A'f' .!7'.fJ'.A'f77'.f.7'.!.77?777ZA'f'.AfJ.7:A'fJ.7J7'.A'f .A'!'.!.7.!7'.A'!'J.7'.!' KI' Success to the Graduates L. G. Balfour Co. David Halpert Known wherever there are Schools and Collegesl' JEWELER Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia Medals and Trophies Represented by - Graduation Gifts of Every Description in Every Price Range School Jewelry A. M. I-Iodgkins P. 0. Box 9 Schenectady, New York 230 Main St. Saugerties The Seaman Bros. Co., Inc. Gifts - Furniture FUNERAL DIRECTORS Geo. H. Smith, Pres., Charles A. Smith, Vice-Pres. Harry J. Smith, Sec. and Treas. Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q S S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q J' .f'J'.!'J'J'.f'.f'.!'.f'J'.f.!'.AV'.!'J'.!'.!'.f'J'.f'.!'.f' ff , J77 .!.7.!ff'.f.7'.!:!'.A'!'.!.7' JV! Q .AZQA J7'.4ff.7'J7C!J7l:f.A'fJ7CfCfffJ.7J.7J7J7ffJ7'.A'fA'f'A'f'.f.7J.7 .!.7 .f.V .A'f7.7'.!.7J.7' AIR CONDITIONING Walter Robinson and Son Electric Contractors Emerson Television Telephone 345 SAUGERTIES Sales 8: Service Modern Service Car General Repairing Body and Painting Shop New and Used Cars GMAC Budget Plan lNIakc a Date with the 88,' Try the Olds R0cket', 138 Ulster Avenue Identification of Young and Gay l. Jane Krieger 2. Louise Esposito and her brother 3. Barbara Vozdick -I. Louise Myers 5. Joan Staff 6. Some of the Seniors in 1939 when they were in the First Grade. lsf Razr: George Falshaw. Eugene DuBois. Jeanne Holmes, Anne Cahill. Jeannette Overbaugh, Jane Krieger. Lois Saile. Donald Bach. William Schneider. John Sauer. QIIII Rout Wallace Winehell. Inez Zora. George Simmons. Muriel Craw Joan Staff. Ruth DuBois. Srd Rout Albert Cutler. Roberta Schuster. Georgia Monstakis. Jean Yetzer. Janet Yctzer. Betty McGuire. Barbara Yozdik. 7. Abby Barnard 8. Joan Granwehr 9. Leonard Sweeney 10. lst Role: Kenneth Breithaupt. Paul Deitrieh, Richard Zeilman. 21111 Row: Lois Saile, Maureen France, Anne Cahill, Claire Robinson, Elsie Kelly. Jean Lasher, Janice Lasher. Jane Krieger. 3rd Row: Miss Jones, Miss Myers, Barbara Vozdik, Joan Alsid, Louise Myers, Barbara Myer, Diana Poneck. Betty McGuire. Muriel Craw. Jean- nette Spring. Ruth Sherman. ll. Donald Bach. Albert Cutler. Al- bert Whitaker, Calvin Cody. Yetzer twins. Roberta Schuster ------flv ,,,v.A7 .f' .A7J' -fl .,.v -1.74 .... J7!7.!?J7Z'f!!ZfJ7.!f.f?.6fZfffffZ'fJ!f7ZfJ7!Z!?A'!J7' .47'.f' 5 P .l7'J'f.ffC!'.!7Cf'.A'f'.A'f6!'.A'f'J7'.QZl7CfA'!'.0ff0f' .A7'.A'fAfJ.7' - ..A'f.A'fJ.77.7'.f.7' Robinson's Service Station The Home of ESSO Products Tires - Battery Service Actionized Lubrication Car Polishing Seiberling Tires and Tubes Auto Accessories and Supplies si 4: si A ca SONG TITLES Echoes -In the halls Dear Hearts and Gentle People - S.H.S. Faculty - Enjoy Yourself -In School Music! Music! Music! -By' the Swingsters Dearie -George to Ann Marie Fairy Tales -In the oflice We'1I Build a Bungalow ,-Mr. Mack I'm the Girl -Nancy to Terp A Cow and A Plough and A Frau - Walt Hillje God Bless the Child -The way the teachers feel about the students??? C'est Si Bon -So that's what they learn in French Class Where in the WVorld -In Saugerties, of course I Don't Wanna Be Kisse1l -Not H. F. 'KA Thousand Violins -Mr. Dilmore's dream. Where Are You Blue Eyes -L. Myers. B. H. Delson's Department Store SAUGERTIES THRIFT CENTER A Good Place To Do Your Shopping Henry P. Reynolds Paints, Wallpapers, Glass Ceramics, Painting Supplies Painting and Decorating Interior and Exterior 115 Partition Street Phone 995 .!.7'.f.V'.A'!'.A'fJ.7'.f.V'.A7'.!.7'.!.ZCA'ff.7'.A'!'.!.7' .A'fA'4f.A'l'..A'f.l:f'.A'l'.!.7J.7J7J.7'.f:f'.A fA'fA'!' f.7:fJ7'.Aff7!7Cf'.IfJ7f7.A'!J7J7f.?CfJ7J:!'.Cf.fA7'.ff.9'fJ.7J.7'..A'f'.!:!'.A7'.A'7'.A'ff' Vacation Wear - Sport Wear Bathing Suits Sweaters - Coats ff3 AA'A A .A7' -.A'fA'f' Neckwear - Shirts 1 5 1 i The Reed Store .A77 .lL'!J A- George s Photo Service 103 Partition Street POR1 RAIT COMMERCIAL Photo Finishing SONG TITLES You'll Never Know -J. K. to B. S. They Speak a Different I.anguage - French Class. Whispering -iii Study Hall. The Old Master Painter -Mr. Arnold. t. as 4- Candy and Cake -At the Home- making House. CAN YOU IMAGINE Joe Vredenburgh using one syllable words? Eddie without his car Miss Lacey's room empty? The Varsity winning? The Seniors without Miss Hogan? Big Bill any shorter? Pete Hill with an A in French? Bob Martino flunking? Sonny with his homework done? Nancy Banks knowing her theorems? Billy Nieffer in Aneient Rome? Tommy and Gloria not fighting Wynne s Garage PoNT1Ac S iles and Sc ry ice First and Livingston Streets Saugerties New York Denis J Wynne Saugerties Phone 453-J Phone 725 .AVJ.7'..A7'.f.7'.A!'.f.7'.A'l'.A'!'.!.7'.f.7'.!Cf'.f.7'..A7'.A'!'.A!'.A'l'.f.7'.!.7'.!.7'.A'!'.!.7'.A'fA'f.f.7'.!.7'.A'!'.!.7'.A'f .!..7'.A'f.A'f' Q ' A A 'fff A' Q S t Q 3 , 3 , 2 x . ' S Q Q Q x Q Q Q Q Q , x Q . Q ' ' . S . Q , 2 . Z'fJ7JZAfJ7JYJ7J7Zf.!7Z'fJ7Z'!'.dA7'J7f.6'.f7ff'J?Af.Afff' J7KfJ7KfL!J7f!J7JZfJ7J7J7J74lZ!f7!7J7Z!'.f7Z!'J7CfA'!' Congratulatzons Schroeder Farms SPEAKINC OF Countr es Sports Explorers Houses Streams Commentators Coal MIDCS Orchestras Generals Ta Anlmals Good Seasons Blllfolds Composers Construct on Sweet Ham Mounta ns Admlrals FlI1lSl1 d Money WE HAVE France Ba ErlCkSOH Holmes Brooks Wmchell LEWIS Lombardo Sherman Short Wolff Fein Sprmg Wmters Vt allot Bach Carpenter Sauer Burgher H1 Nelson Dm n Banks Alexander Graham Be Mouth Tongue Congratulatzons and Best Natxonally Advertised Wzshes to the Class o 50 Brands are Your Guarantee of Quahty A Amrod Arrow Shlrts McGregor Sportswear Interwoven Socks hlallory Hats Hlckok Belts At Clothlng and Ch1ldren's Wear 123 Pmmon street J acobs' Men'S Shop Saugertles Partltlon St. Saugertles .f.7'.A'!'.!.7'.!.7'.A7'.!' .!f'.!7.fYJ7J7J7JZfyZ'fJ7JXfff7.4f'.6fZ'fJ7!f'.!Zff!7f .f.7J.7J7J7J?ZfJ7'.f7J7'-f7CflfJ7'.ff!7'.!7ZfZf!7J.7ffCffJ?!?CZf'.f?ZfQJ?J.ZfZfJ7'.fYZf'.CflfZf!7f.Zff?lfJ7ZfZff ----------- -- :Y --- - i ll ll The Life of Riley i i 'll ' ' C 1 ll . f , TV 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ft 1 V.A'!'.A'!'.f.7J7'J.7J7'.A'f'.6'! .f.7.l.7.f!'.f.7.!7.A'fJJ'J7f .l.7:A'f7' .iff .A7'.A7'.A'l'.f' J7' A A A r 'I WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER E Wanda Ahrens' - Hair I Joann Alsid's - cheerleading Donald Ba0h's - Svouting V Good LUCZC to the Ernest Barkman's - frevkles I Evelyn Brovkway's - trimness I Graduating Class of ,50 Annnne canninrs - speaking I Joseph Canger's -- blufling I George Cox's - blush I Muriel Craw's - absent-mindednness I Albert Cutler - as Iehabod Jansen Dederi0k's - var , Ruth DeGroat's - voice I Paul Deitn'icln's - debating li Ruth DuBois' - giggles . Iona Ennis' - sports Blue Catherine Erveg's - fur voats Louise Esposito - selling vanndy Hzsrvex. Eyler - .inn English Lons Fingers - nnntellngennve Maureen Franc-e's - quietness Alwinna Geneis' - music' Jeannnne Holmes' - avr-ordion Marge Hynnes' - jazz .lack Keefes - sports I Red Cross I Jacquelme William C. Plimley It I Sandler of Boston I Florsheims I I Jarmans I Flexies E Pm'tek'tlVe General Contractor Junnping Jacks I I I a I MONTANO S : I WI le's anitariu uth Dale RN Da S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 .I u C A J Q W I I 0 r h C Q Q Q . Q Ph S g t 462 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , . . 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WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Shirley Knoeppel's - diamond Rudy Koehn's - noon hour sports Jane Krieger - and her suitors Jean11e Lahoud - is she color blind? Janice Lasher -- Vvhieh is which? The Jean Lasher - Which is which? Marion Lewis - as Skinny Anne Lombardds - cheerfulness Corner Jennie Martino's - smallness Tom Martino's - temper Bob Masiero - the Great Lover Sudy Mason's - genius Ed Mayone's -- dancing Bill Mayone's - silliness Betty McGuire - Test tube Jack Melveeney - with Joan Norma Modjeskas - talkativeness Stationery and Joan Mowffis PEP Barbara Myers - hair cut - Sonny Myer's - way with teachers School Supplies Louise Myers' - humor Shirley Nieffer - stooping to Conquer Marion Oswald's - shyness Josephine Pasqua's - art The Saugerties Daily Post and Th ' e Saugertles The Weekly Telegraph The Home and Family News- paper of Saugerties for over Seventy-F ive Years. All the home, school, and Hudson Val- ley News you are interested in and When It Is News. 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D.: What is the difference be- tween an autobiography and a biog- Dolores R11 cardi s bowling Joe Rlcmos grin Claire Robinsons roller skating Donald Rouglers trombone Lois Salle slowness Ward Schelhngs les Bill Schnelders height Ruth Sherman s uohn Wllhelmlna Shorts riding George Simmons Swish Jeannette Sprln s appreciation Sophomores .loan Staff s Number please George Styduhars arguing, Helen Talmadges - happiness Ed Trnkas - car An.1 Marie Nozdiclis - personality Barbara Vorliks - driving Muriel Wheelers - accent Albert Whitaker's - managing the learns Wally Wint-he-ll's -- trumpet Roman Wolfl's -- clowning Richard Wrolsen - short order P P P P P P P P P I I P P I P I P P P P P P P P P P P I P P P I P P : I: J:f'J7.fJ'JYJ.7A'!'.f7'J7J7J7'J.Z .A'f.f7.ff'.ff.Cl'JJZ'!'.!7f.f.7'.A'f'.A7 .A7 .A'f'.!.7'.!.7'.!.7' ,Q I . . , w . I . fi I' -1 . . . ,1 V Y p b T l L . ' ' - t' . . , . - 1 Y- - i ,. . X . -1 . . i L. - ..L ,I 3 .' ' gf - ' ' of 9 y f . - .. ,, S K' ' - ' ' Y A ,. ' . 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Another Re- publicanf' You will like the Fine VVork and Service at- Saugerties Cleaners and Dyers Cleaning - Tailoring - Pressing Pick-up and Delivery Service 135 Partition Street Phone 779 Saugerties P P I P P P S P P I I I I Q I I I I I I I I : 'xY8XXX8x xYQBXkYXxXYXYKYkYSX,'x8QYXXBX-XX8N8x'YYKYXx' 8X xY8XI8xKYKYXY8x,'XYXY8XBX8xXx,BxKYkYSX8XXx XYxYS S e t U U M r G 8 h T 0 T l Fw 8 I BYZCI 1 . 5 Our Congratu ations 1 1 Farm P gm . S g t' N. Y. 69 Main 3 2 3 L T t t S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q .Af'.f!Z'fZ'f'.ff.A'Q'.f7'Z'f'.1ZA'f.!7'J7'.CfJ7Zf.CfZ'f'.f7 .iff .f.7:A7'.A7'.f' .f7'J7.f7'.f7J7'Z'fJ7.CfJ7.ffJ7Z'f.A'!'.f.77'A'f.f7J7A'fJ7J?.ff Knaust Bros. YI Ronald B Johnstone Mft-- 'IK 358M' CtkllNY P ft' NY l c. O CThe fan Bchmd he Came-lab Sp6Cl3llZlI'lg IH Wedding and Balm Pmtrzuts School Annuals and Candid Wedding Albums Oflicla odak Dealer am Str t 88 ar 1 non Street Saugertles, . S'.!' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q THE MORAN-SPENCERIAN School of Business A consolidation of THE MORAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS and the former SPENCER'S BUSINESS SCHOOL Under the management of Jozeph J. Morgan Combining 95 years of train- ing and employment service Bulletin mailed on request Uptown Freeman Building 237-239 Fair St. Kingston, N.Y. In the chemistry class there was a tapping on the radiator pipes. A. C. Oh! Morse Code-straight from the office. L. E. in study hall: We're studying Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed in Social Studiesf, R. Z.: Oh! I know him. He made money by pulling the wool over people's eyes. Miss Hogan to the Senior girls: VVhen you get measured for your gowns. add an inch if you plan to wear a high heeled shoe. L. M.: Then I better add two inches for I'm planning to wear two shoes. C. G.: 'Trl give my right arm to go to the Scout Jamboree. Miss Lente: 'iDon't be ridiculous. C. G.: Well, my left arm, then. J. B.: Seven weeks test quotation- To D or not to D, That is the question. re.- Thousands of girls are needed in business and government of- fices Now. The salaries are high and the opportunities for ad- vancement are unlimited. The Quickest way to prepare for one of these good Jobs 1S to take a business course at XIII DRED ELLEY SECRLTARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 229 Quail St Albany NY Register Now' Rtglstercd by Nevs York State Board of Regents Summer Session July 5 Fall Stsslon Septembei 5 Girl Students Have You Considered Nursing As a Professional Career? The Kingston Hospital School of Nursing Kingston New York Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q S I .Aff.7'-A'!' .A7'.A'7'..f.7 .A!'..A'!'.!.V'.A7'.f.7 .f' J7'J.7'..f.V'.!7 J.7'.!7'.!:f.!7'.f.7:f.!:f'.A'f.A f.A'f..A'ff S Q ..f Q Q, QV . 1, 31.4, - S . Q-Q' Q . S . Q Q Q. Q Q S- Q Q Q Q . 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Miss Lente: Now be careful with this story. Caesar doesn't pay any attention to the rules of Latin. R. F.: Then I ought to get along very well with Caesar. D. M.: Why does a Scot always march when playing the bagpipesf' J. P.: I don't know. Why? D. M.: He tries to get away from the noise. The Saugerties Furniture Mart 222 Main St. Phone 840 Community Service Station Jos. Vozdik, Prop. The Home of Sinclair Products Drive in. 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Frosh: Did you see that look she I Pine gave you. 1 Soph: Who? 4 Frosh: Mother Nature. I Anne: Jane and I Certainly dance . well together. Louise: You should. You do it 4 often enough. I Miss Saunders in History 12: Albert, 1 be quiet. Breath through your nose. 1 Albert: I can't. I have a Cold. I H ,, N - In discussing the open-hearth profess I Grade A Pabteurlzed for making iron. Mr. Woodman said 1 ,- that a hearth is something whivh I M'lk and Cream lies in front of the lireplaee. 1 Malden-on-Hudson A. Thats no hearth. Thats a 4 Cal.. 1 1 I I I 1 I , William F. Kelly I Lachmann's I I 1 Pastry Shop I I Paints and Wall Paper I I I Visit Our Gift Department I . 1 Fostoria Glass 93 Partition Street If I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I : Tel. Saugerties Main St- Safugerties l I . . 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R q's6ered V 1 ran Approv d 9 .!.7 .!.7'.A'!'.A7'.f7J.V'.!.7 ..A'!'.f7'.!.7' 'XY 'XY Q 'QS S SQ, Xxkx, S XY8x'Xx8x.'Q,xkQ'kQ'XY'xY8X'kx 'XY'XY'xY'XYkx.'xS'xYX W Class of 1950 e h T 0 T k C u L d 0 0 G QI' U Sa 0 C H h O J W N M M f f M M QI M M W M W N M M W M f M W LW .Aff ..A'!J:!7.7'..A'!:A7'.!' JZ' J' .A'fJ7JZ.CfJ7'.!7J?'.A'fA'fJ.?UJJZ'!'.A7'.A'fJ7A'ff.7' Meta Nelson Beauty and Cosmetique Salon I Mr. Van Valkenburg: Why does the sun never set on the British Em- pire? C. Martini: Because it is always in the shade. D. B.: Did you hear about the fel- low who bowled 300 and one? E. B.: That's impossible. D. B.: UNO. it isn't. He bowled 300 and Kwon. Bill: Did you know that Columbus was crooked. Bob: Aw. He was not. Bill: Sure he was. He double- crossed the ocean. MOVIE TITLES Stage Fright -April 29th Never Fear -The Regents The Big Lift -Easter vacation No Sad Songs For Me -Marge 44 s. Hymes Paid I11 Full -Hours in Detention Mother Didn't Tell Me -The Fresh- men with their problems as Daniel Lamb's Son Hardware - Plumbing Heating - Roofing Telephone 159 Congratulatzons Garland Steam Laundry .A'l'.f' .!.7' ..A'fJ.7' J7'.A'f'.KfA'fA'!J.7J.V'.!.7'.f.Z'f!.Zf.7'.!?'-f?'.A'ff .!.7'.A'f'.!:'f'.A'f'.A !'.A'f'.f.7'.A'!'.f.7 lfZfJ7'J?A'f'.f7ZfZfZ!'.f.7L'fJy'.ff'.!7'Zf.CfJ?.!7ZfZfJ.74'f! Q 1' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 in it 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I I .f.77.7J.7'.A7'.A'!'.!.7'.A7' fZA7'.A'ff.7!.7'.A'f!.7A'fJ.7J7'.f7'.A'fJ.7:A'fJ.777'.!7' J7'.A'f'.f.7'.A'fJ.7'.A'!J.7'.f.7'.f.7'.A'!'.f:f'.!.Z'f'.7.7' -.!.7'.!'Aff' -7 J.7'.f' AATX' K Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service - Power VVagon Service Ph 456 s gt James J. 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NIOW IF TITLES Abandoned Articles lll Lost and Found Dept Battleground Debate Club Chicago Deadlme The Ulsterette Ex ersbodw Does It Talks lll Study Ha Loxe Happw Doc and Carol P C Smlth 8z Son Scene of the Crlme Detentlon Strange Bargaln Cafeterla Task Force The Janitors Ba Its a Great Feeling, When Sprlng Shelmn Wllllanls Paint amles The Hldl n Room In back oi the Ilbrarx Trapped From 8 30 to 3 36 Alvsaxs Leaxe Them Iauglnng Albert Cutler Please Belnexe Me Students 1n Telephone 253 MISS Benns office Young Man mth a Horn Wallv ThlllCll6ll Backflre Mr Woorlmans car , .f Y ur Si ns . . . ,'ery ne I-il: 13' D KA SIGN TU OSM . . . . 24th Year Of Publil- Service JZ!7.A'f'A'l'Zf'.!7'A'f.4f.Cf.!7A'!'.f7.l7.ff.KfJ7Zf.l7'JZ!7J7 .f.7'.A7'.A'f'.A'!Z!7' .!.7'.!3l'.!.7Z7'.A7'.!' .f .!.7'.A7'.A7'.A7'.!' J.7'.A7'.l' J.7'J'.!.7'Jl'!' J7fIf?Z!ZfJ7ZfJ7ZfJ7Z'f'.LfJ?Z!'.!7f7fYZ7J7'.f7Z!'.f7f - .!7 .A'!'.A7 .A'l'.f' ,, ., . . W .. T ,Q . 1. - - -v1 5 9 9 .4 v v v -1 ' ll I. v lu.- st I ' V! 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To S.H.S. for the pleasure of printing this year's Sawyer eww Maamfaba IJ - em. Publishers of Catskill Mt. Star Your Area Newspaper P P P P P P - ...... -f7'-L- .L7'..f' .A'f'.A7'.f.7'.f.7J7J.7J.7'.!:f.A'fA'f'.!.7J.7A'!'.!.ZV' ---- ff- -A'fl-,-- -fl------- S f7J7ZfZfJ7JYZfZ7J7!7.CfifJ7A'f'.ffJ7IffYJ7CfZf!7Z'fZ!'.A'f'.l.7'.A7'.A'!'.f' , .A'fJ.7'.f.7'.A'!'J:!'.A'f'.J:I7Z'f7.7'.A7'.f7'.AfJ.7'.A'!'.f7J:!77'.!ff'.f.7J.7'J7J:!A'f.Cf.!7.6f!XfYfZf7f!Z'fff.f7l7'.A'!'J7L'!J7JYA'f.A'7J '.Z'f'.f.7'.A7'.f.77' BOOK TITLES 4. The King's Cavalier -Dr. Morse's messenger The Woman of Rome -Miss Lente Vag'e1',S Market The Parasites -Those who copy homework Little Boy Lost -Richard Fein on Latin Club trip Never Dies the Dream - of A's in Plane Geometry The Road Ahead -After Commence- ment Mature Mind -J. Vredenburgh The Greatest Story Ever Told -In Mr. Cahill's office The Frenchman -Pete Hill Cheaper by the Dozen -French Club 4. .4 if .i 4. Candy? Main Street Saugorties The Big Fisherman -John Rossi A Few Flowers for Shiner -Buzz's black eye as Peaceable Kingdom -7th period English Geneva Kitchens At Showroom Hartley 8z Lamouree FUNERAL HOME R. J. Welsh 8z Son 8 Second Street Phone 260 Saugerties 145 Ulster Avenue Tel. 54 .A'f!?fJ.7Cff:f4f'.A'fffA'!'.A'f'.Cf'.A7'.!ff7'.A'fJ? ' , , , .A'f' ,,,, , , 'I I I l E --,-,.A'!'-, J- 2f7.A'f.!f.!7'.4'f.A'fJ7'.A'f'.Cf.4'!'.f7'J7'.A'fJy'J.7J.7.!.7f .A'f'.!.7Z7'.A'O'.A7'.f.7'.f.7'.l7'.!.7' JJ7'ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff fffffff ff!! ff!!ff!ff!!!.l'.f'.!'.f'.!'.f.f'.f'.l'J'.zf7'.fJ J'J'J'.f.!'J'J'J'.fJ'.!'.f X 2 Q Q Q S Q S S 3 S 3 S S 5 S 2 3 Q Q S Q X Good Luck Clum,S To The Class of 1950 David Hildebrandt Store 85 Showroom Garage and S011 247 Main St. 7 Partition St. Phone 800 Phone 790 l Deame s Good Food at its Best d t 0 Y k ' 9 O Woo s o k P B 435 N K J.7'J.7' .f.Z!7A'f'J7J.?d!'.C!A'!J7Cf'.l7'.A'fJ7'.Cf.fA'f'.6f77f .A7'.f.7 .!.7'.A!' .A7'.A7' ACTIVITIES: Art Club ..... 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