Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

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Eighth Graders Enjoy Plcnlc The Class of '67 took a day off to abandon the halls of learning for some food and fun at Cantineis. After the traditional baseball games and some tennis on the side, the students attacked the food and soda. Mr. Estes highlighted the afternoon with the distribution of junior high school letters, and three o'clock saw the future freshmen off for summer vacation. Meanwhile, back at Cantine s Cori Rallyin roun the radio

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The Sophomore Picnic, l962 I 4 l Donna autographs a SAWYER as Sharon and Marianne watch. As the last fling of the year, the picnic at Trnkais offered the Sophomores a chance to forget their problems and concentrate on fun. After the diving-board and the juke box were given a work- out, the Sophomores turned their attention to food and the letter awards. At the end of the day, a group of tired but happy Sophomores piled into the buses. Sophs sign SAWYERS. Batters-up? Water, water everywhere . . .

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Seventh Graders End What gives with the yo-yos? Hit it again, hit it again- harder, harder! Year With Picnic The joy of a day off is reflected in these girls' beaming smiles. Not to be outdone by upperclassmen, the Class of '68 wound up their first year in the Saugerties High building with their own annual picnic at Cantine's. Many enjoyed their day on the diamond, the star attraction of the afternoon being the faculty-student baseball contest. Such great names as '4Dizzy Dean Goble and Mickey Mantlev Moser ran the bases for the faculty. These six teachers look eager to take their places in the field.