Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

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OUR TOWN Fifty years have gone by since the students of S.H.S. presented their first SAWYER. In presenting this issue we are trying to show the inter-relationship between the SAWYER and the town. Introducing the various sections are scenes of Saugerties correlating the town with phases of our high school life. These scenes are all familiarg they are parts of the lives of Sawyer students-Cantine's . . . their first high school picnicg Main Street . . . their daily livesg a mountain path . . . their environment. Knowing the importance of the school to Saugerties, we have incorporated Our Town as a vital part of school life in making it the theme of the 1963 SAWYER. Thus, as our town, we wish our book to continue and grow, a production worthy of S.H.S.,, -1913 SAWYER Alma Mater -Lockwood Deep in the valley of the Hudson There nestles 'neath the Catskills high A school which we so dearly cherish Whose fame and glory neler shall die. Here friendships blossom day by day With laugh and song of students gay, We love thee dear old Alma Mater Hail, hail to Saugerties. When manhood claims us for its own Thy charms shall never, never pall g But thoughts of thee, our Alma Mater With fondest love we'll e'er recall. Your vine-clad walls we will remember, They hold so many memories. We love the, dear old Alma Mater Hail, hail to Saugerties.

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A Tribute to Dr. Morse GRANT D. MORSE, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools Saugerties Central Schools Sept., 1924-Jan. 31, 1963 With a feeling of pride, of respect, and with a great sense of suitability we dedicate the 1963 SAWYER to our retired Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Grant D. Morse. We are proud of Dr. Morse's record as the administrator of our school system and of its growth under his guidance, inspiration and leadership from a school of a few hundred pupils to a system of over three thousand students today. We respect Dr. Morse for his absolute integrity, his complete devotion to his work and the high standards which he always maintained. We feel that to dedicate THE SAWYER to Dr. Morse is peculiarly suitable for he acted as its advisor for a great many years and was largely responsible for its continuous growth until it has become one of the outstanding yearbooks of the state. To its work he gave many hours of time beyond the call of duty. Thus the 1963 SAWYER is dedicated to the man who dedicated almost 40 years of his life to the schools and youth of Saugerties. DR. GRANT D. MORSE