Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

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Y , -11 ,, , ii- P . .5 Q gf? ,af-1 M 43? .Q , Wo X A. - 1 ,NW ' 'wwf ,, xy, a' -., -113 -' ' -gs. W M. -5, .64 ,A ,. Q. My , Q., 3 . .' ' -. 27: wg A 'a L- .Lf --. If ' 3 ,, ,f 1. ju ,,-V., - ff 1. , ' pf. .rf :F - bm.. if. :QI ' J' ' AQ. f Ah. WMN,k,uF H, , ,A v. A H ., V: - ,..V.f., - - f Q 1 W , N f . ' .- 1 I Il 1 -wf, '. .i,,:.,. . +'-..x. , , ,.7..5,1 ff .,-Im . x X. x gy'-f. Y.. , ' ' .- 5, ., .- V f -- 5, ' ,,-4 v, , , ,. , , ,. x- . U N - '-M ' f-,..- -' - .-, W ., --' . .,, , , v. :N . N . f f ffw l .,.,,, . g' img , - f - - ' THE SA WYEE SA UGER TIES HIGH SCHOOL SA UGER TIES, NEW YORK VOLUME E1ETY.S1X A kaleidoscope puzzle colorfully swirled . . . A teenager finding his place in the world. Ever-moving patterns which dazzle the eye, Problems and worries, a tear and a sigh. Friends white and black, shapes large and little, Good days, bad days-all those in the middle. Bright smiles and somber shades, Hard tests and well-earned grades. Sportsmanship, teamwork, honor, and fun, A basket, a volley, a touchdown, or run. Classes, discussion, study, review, Ideas we explore, beliefs we hold true. Life incomplete without all of its parts Music, learning, laughter, and art. Always the rainbow, the puzzle, the jewel . . . Revealed as our yearbook, our lives, and our school Kia 10131105 cope A profusion of changing shapes and col- ors, of brilliant patterns and moving pieces- the phases of life at Saugerties High School are revealed in the 1969 SAWYER as fragments of thought and experience composing the magi- cal swirls of a kaleidoscope. The diverse per- sonalities and talents of the faculty and student body harmonize and contrast, enhancing the design of the school. Changing scenes, from the quiet discipline ofa study hall to the exhub- BRENDA PAVLINIK ANN STEGMAYER . . . CO-EDITORS MRS. FRANCES BAILEY . . . ADVISOR 'll erance of a gym class, and exposures to new opinions, fads, and ideas, cause the patterns we see at Saugerties to alter. Individual abili- ties, emotions, and tastes are refiected in the designs a person views and the patterns he ex- plores in high school. Now the kaleidoscope is yours to view, as pieces shift and change to present a total, of Saugerties High School. 5 'liv FQ7 5 N.-44 af' 4 5 Tl S1 'nl ff ,Q v 1 sa 'an 'I 5 'O v 5 51-1-9 5, 'A Q Ci -f W .M. N ,.. .. ,,,, W, 'NT' TABLE OF C0 S INTRODUCHON ..... CLASSROONISCENES... MUSIC .......... ORGANIZATIONS .... PERSONNEL .... ATHLEHCS ...,.... UNDERCLASSMEN .H SENIORS ............, '68 SPRING ACTIVITIES . CONCLUSONCHTTHEME ADVERTISEMENTS . . . INDEX .... ....1-5 ...6-10 ....11-18 ....19-48 ....49-74 ....75-98 99-116 117-146 147-153 ....l54 155-183 ....184 Above: There's no communication gap here! Nancy Osenni and Mike Turek spend time together during lunch hour. Right: Happiness is fighting for the cage ball during a crab soccer game. an Far left: How does the battery check out, fellas? fPower Me- chanics classj Left: Bruce Tompkins learns the art of masonry at BOCES. -if Y 'Ga Sf wifi' -vwuntww Q X ,aff Dr, Wenger checks Bobby Garrison's heart during a school physical. Left: Texture, lights and darks, and accurate shapes concern Chris Beckert as she draws this still life. 7 Ray Bean takes advantage ofa clear day and an empty field to do a few push-ups. :W 89533515 They're showing good tilms in algebra class these days, says Tim Hocking P Verr-y interesting! Ken Anders and Larry Andreassen examine a mineral specimen in earth science. i 4' S We are no other than a moving row of magic shadow-shapes that come and go Rubaiyat Qf Umar Khrz-yyan 9 Technical Skills, Practical Arts, Occupations . . . The BOCES Program ' - .rf N. Above, top to bottom: Data Processing II and I, Technical Drafting I, Radio-TV Electricity I. Right: Garment Design, Electrical Occupa- tions, Practical Nursing II, Building Occu- pations 10. I0 416 3 ff. , Sets, permanents, comb-outs-basics to Cosmetology I and II. hsfw-N 5 gy-, ..-,.... -1 l' W ff x l ,ri , Fundamentals of Metal work-Metal Occupations IO, Welding and Metal Fabrication I and II, , 1 ' .ffu 1 f'1l slrfvr' W ff , ,X 1 2:3 3 I ml fm! X I X sk.. O -wi LESSON X Changing Melodies and Varying Tones . . . The Kaleidoscope Tarns Masically JUNIOR BAND: Front center row: B. Heron M. Thompson, C. Van Gaasbeck, R. Messina, Row 2: K. Sickler, H. Winnie, G. Carpino, C. Hart. Row 3: R. Milikofsky, D. Henley. Back row: Mr, R. Pzilmatier, D. Fuller, D. Steltz, R. Davis, J. Tracy, R. Anspacher, D. Holmquist. SENIOR BAND1 From ww. F. vamne,J. Fomimo, w. Wolven, s. Van Pulmaliww SA Bellhfimi G4 Shullisi C- Appolonia. F4 Grew, C. Brown Vulkenburgh, Row 2: K. Anders, M, Heier, B, Rice, S. Anders, N. Bflqghl- D-lR0d 1SUCZ- L- Umhank. R4 West. S- TOFg6SOI1, G. Terpen Richter, W. Brown, J. Kramer, J. Rinaldi, L. Churchill, Row 3: Mr. R. mgi I- Hiwlilngl I2 Musical Dimension of the School Scene . . . Junior and Senior Bands JUNIOR BAND: Front center row: J. Holmes D. Fuller, B. Maher, T. Meggison, E. Warfel, P Cusatis. Row 2: F. Disclztfani, D. Schuman, A Wagor, C. Bright, R, Knorr, G. Miller. Row 3 P. Van Blarcum, W. Richardson, S. Disclafani F. Clark, J. Myers, R. Lemon, P. Hutter. CO1 OR GUARD: Patti Myer, Deborah Esch- mm lrem Flsuhcr. Candy Bruyn. I3 fanior and Senior Orchestras, Calrnination of Hard Work . . Christmas and Spring Concerts SENIOR ORCHESTRA JUNIOR ORCHESTRA J Front row: E. Mellander, R. Kropf, D. Yerick, C. Greene. Row 2: J. Torgersen, D. Doyle. Row 3: D. Falcinelli, S. Mellander, C. Ferrono, F. Disclafani, J. Baudendistel, M. Wztrfel, A. Raymond. Row 4: Mr. Wollowitz, P. Wrolscn, K. Sauer, D. Van Wey, L. Wyman, G. Olsen, V, Zgmmillo. Front row: W. Wilhelm, W. Pangero, J. Greco, G. Olson, S. Scott, C. Thompson. Ron 2: R. Fulcinclli, R. Rumble, P. Cole, C. Shultis, L. Dcyo. Row 3: R. Wyman, P. Harrison, M. Thompkins. Mr. Wollowitz. Increasing Participation, Adding Extra Study Time - Orchestra Initiates New Schedule f x, '-X --... - 1,1551 I, :WW 2.-1 .f e- 15' Q ' V .izziiimxggggfgiix :cf-: Xiu, A my ENQI .. U - x l-fav:-,.L, , . .ffl ' ' , k 'gif' f 'iifI'f'i ' 4 'tffiliiliff ,im -ffqjgf, W r . r f t er i t l 2 gy i 1, K -' y ,- 'I I I 'ff iii, ., f K if . 'K Nur!! -s hmm: Musical Expression Mixed With Singing Fun and Vocal' Activity - Senior High Chorus Mr. Carman controls the tone and pitch ofthe chorus with his gestures and expressions. Front row: L. Davis. R. Finch. M. Franeello, A. Slattery, J. Miller, P. ClllllllClk3, F. Serru. G. Rose, D. Wynne, W, Holden, D. Snyder, S, Lemon. A. Lee. C. Greene, S. Johnson, Mr. W. Carman. Row 2: R. Sheehan. J. Lanier, P. Ritchie. D. Zook, S. Putnam. C Hulme. D. Ptieglinnr. K. Jurxis. J. Ellis. S, Gardner, R. Wurfel, S. Smith, M. I6 Hildebrandt. F. Tesstnidori, A. Stegmayer, B. Culderwood. Row 3: P Murphy. L. Leimgruher. S. Dussol, K, Barber, A. Smith, S. Martin J. Cody. G. Shultis, D. Lamb, B. Kellerhouse, W, Simmons, D. Chris tiunzi. J. Christiunn. l.. Flzitick. G. Terpening, V. Fuller. D, Polaski K. Knnnst. E. Widnmnn. M. Hess. B, Pzixlinik. Several Individual Groups Supplement and Add to Total Choral Per ormanee CHORAL ACCOMPANISTS: Seated: Wendy Wolven, Lynanne Davis. Standing: Christine Greene, Suzanne Martin, Bruce Kellerhouse, Daniel Wynne, Brenda Pavlinik, MIXED QUARTET: Pauiann Ritchie, Christine Greene, James Cody, George Terpening. Susan Dussol. GIRLS' SEXTET: Front Row: Lynanne Davis, Ruth Finch, Marie Francello. Row 2: Sharon Johnson, Christine Greene, Regina Sheehan. I7 Choral Council . . . Problem-Solving, Decision-Making, and Activity Planning . . . Elected Body of Chorus Front row: R. Sheehan, C. Greene, S. Smith, M. Hildebrandt, P. A. Ritchie, S. Johnson. Row 2: J. Cody, T. Christiana, W. Wolven, G. Terpening, G. Shultis. funior High Chorus . . Participation in a Program of Vocal Enjoyment Front row: R. Davis, E. Warfel, E. Stauber, M. Mercer, D. Reed, D. Buchan, M. Ferraro, J. Greco, R. Valk H. Bryden, C. Thomas, S. Sauer, Mr. W. Carman. Row 2: M, Slattery, K. Kimble, G. Henderson, P. Cusatis M. Beeck, R. Wyman, C. Checkley, E. Metzelaar, C. Mooers, P. Cole, B. Osborne, D. Schuman, M. Scully B. Liesendahl, J. Kimble, C. Sirano. Row 3: C. Goodwin, M. A. Lee, L. Kolls, R. Scarselli, D. Mack, D Chargos, P. Wrolsen, A. Mauro, J. Zisko, E. Hauck, D. Gardner, C. Wasserbach, K. Reinhard, D. Holohan J. Ducas, H. Zahn. Row 4: D. Hall, D. Lee, G. Olson, P. Almquist, D. Martino, G. North, S. Rust, J McLaughlin, K. Gaebel, W.'Diaz, R. Mayone, P. Dargan, L. Vig, C. Harbinger, R. Rooney, D. Swart. .JN r 1 YJ OR GANIZA T I ONS SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Front row: B. Owens, S. Johnson, P. Zenzius, J. Boice, P. Porto, A. Slattery, Mrs. B. Hildebrandt. Row 2: S. Metzelaar, D. Woodworth, D. Tobiassen, G. Carrotti, G. Gardner, S. Hoy. Row 3: L. Van Warner, M. J. Becker, M. Rooney, K. Kolls, M. Rose, D. Del Monte, C. Bruyn. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Front row: Mrs. P. Edgar, R. Vedder, H. Tice, A. Knaust, R. Yerick, Y. Simmons, M. Ramsey, E. Ziegler, D. Frye, T. Hocking. Row 2: K. Baker, M. Baker, J. Zisko, D. Hillje, D. Mack, M. Washburn, K. John- son, L. Clearwater. Row 3: G. Henderson, C. Simmons, J. Van Voorhis, G. Kaiser, M. Cook, P. Munro, M. McCarthy, E. Vadalma. AT RIGHT Melinda Crantek browses through an assortment of good books BANKING STAFF: Standing: Sandra Robinson Judy Robinson Belieta Bauer Mrs M Heermance, Deborah Van Wart Seated Geraldine Carrotti Carolyn Grace ' .1 u Ojfice Assistance, Memos to Teachers, to Students . Duties of Messengers JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE MESSENGERS, GROUP 2: L. Purdy, T. Burgher, C. Hackett, D. Mack, D. Fiero, J. Dickson, K. Romano, M. Robbins, H. Williams. JUNIOR HIGH GUIDANCE OFFICE MESSENGERS: D. Coons, T. Buckman, K. Swingle, L. Miller, R. Hinchey, J. Green, K. Clemmetson, R. Fierro. Below: JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE MESSENGERS, Group lg L. Rod- den, J. Dachenhausen, K. Wilson, D. Unthank, R. Sperl, M. McCarthy, C. Malgieri, E. Metzelaar. f I fy . , . W A... wg ' L ' 'A ,xi I I Ly Q 'Y L - ' ' .. V f J , lx K- 5 Xl l 5- Top: SENIOR HIGH OFFICE MESSENGERS: J. Bielinski, S. Mur- phy, L. Duncan, G. Myer, J. Tynan, H. Baumgarten. SENIOR HIGH HALL MESSENGERS: Seated: S. Terpening. Stand- ing: F. Buono, J. Mayer, J. Winchell, D. Gambino, S. Hoy, D. Wolford. NURSES MESSENGERS: Carolyn Grace, Denise Liebergot, Nancy Wolven, Dawn Gade, Margaret Decker. ly'-. 5 P. x' ' 1 gang - 1 Q if Q. vi sv Q 22 . Q1 z ww M5 .. 1 V , WQQTE Q ' . l 4 1 ff 'Q , A 4 NX N x XR 'X X W1 ,fId wffj ,Q 'Q 1 'ce' The Making 0 a Yearbook Using unique effects on pictures together with bold and varied layouts was an initial plan which the 1969 SAWYER co-editors carried away from the yearbook seminar in Saratoga Springs last May. The conference was an intro- duction to the tasks and complicated proce- dures of developing a yearbook and an inspirational beginning to a full year's project. Throughout the summer and first few weeks of school, the editors searched for a fitting theme. Then the real work of presenting the SAWYER as a kaleidoscope began. Backed by indispensa- ble advice and instruction from Mrs. Bailey, the SAWYER chiefs capably directed the staffs efforts in cropping countless pictures, creating artistic lay-outs, and writing innumerable head- ings and captions. The staff endeavored espe- cially to create an excitingly different SAWYER for 1969. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Frances Bailey, SAWYER advisor. RIGHT: Brenda Pavlinik and Ann Stegmayer, co-editors 'Y' ,,f ',2-1, ,JY , ...U I W7 'Wana ' 'Y' X, N. -fx IN -X 1' 1 - . as CLUBS EDITORS: Cynthia Hulme, Anita Smith. SPORTS EDITORS: David Goble, Roger Praetorius 4 f - ART STAFF: Seated, Diana Hill, Kathy Dunn, Nancy Rose. Standing: Christine Beckert, Patricia Boyle, Mr. J. Terry Carlisle, Colleen Daley, Gary Myer, 5 , BUSINESS STAFF: Seated: Barbara Hoffman, Jacqueline, Tynan, Alison Keeley, Donna Kelly, Standing: Nancy Osenni, Sandra Smith, Susan Mur- phy, Wendy Perks, Faith Buono. fAbsent: Sharon Smith. Nina Bosco, Jacqueline Quick.J ADVERTISING STAFF: Seated: Nina Zietek, Penny Ducker, Janet Thornton, Sharon Johnson fMgr.J. Standing: Mr. John Welton, Sandra Terpening, Denise Benz, Colleen Ryan, Gary Rose, Pamela Morgan, Marlene Martino, tAbsent, Tom Almquist, Sherilyn Lemon.J Revealing the Kaleidoscope . . . The SA WYER Staff LITERARY STAFF: Jane Moser, Clairan Ferrono Christine Beckert, Marie Francello. AA 4: , . .Wm Front row: S. Robinson, H. Hreilenbach, N. Zie- tek, K. Dunn, C. Ferrono lEditor-in-chiefl, S. Johnson. Row 2: A. Ducas, M. Clapper, G. Myer, K. McLaughlin, F. Meyer, D. Spada, D. Van Wart. Row 3: A. Keeley, D. Wynne, R. Praetorius, C. Whitaker, D. Snyder, G. Shultis. Printing a paper involves many students as well as many talents. Sealed: Sharon Johnson, Frank Meyer. Standing: Thomas Keefe. Clairan Ferrono, Gerda Fischer, Thomas Almquist, Kathleen Dunn, Jane Moser, William Curtis. Editorials, Sports, Features . . . The Bluestone Sentinel Part ofthe staff takes time out for a quick group shot. Front row: B. Bauer, N. Bosco, G. Gardner, C. Grace, M. Ruddy. J. Robinson. Row 2: G. Carrotti. C. Martello, J. Thornton, G. Fischer, J. Larsen, J. Moser. Row 3: L. Wyman, A. Hoey, D. Wasserbach, T. Keefe, M. Myer, K. Eckerlein. f 1-.L-f f, -:,:.::as- ffaztytaeiswwe.-:x.axfznxzxw.fi2zeew1 A competent staff puts in long hours. Seated: Nina Bosco, Diane Crane, Nancy Christianna. Ann Dueas, Alison Keeley. Standing: Kathy Eckerlein. Kathy McLaugh- lin, Gary Shultis, Holly Breitcn- bach, Eileen Cvilbane, Mr. D. DeMers tAdvisorJ, Daniel Wynne, Laurence Wyman. Publications require discretion and planning. Seated: Alan Hoey, Nina Zietelc, Janet Thornton, Mary Clap- per. Standing: Claire Martello, Da- xid Snyder. Marie Ruddy .4s 5 5 -, , 1-'- X x X The entire B1Ll6.S'I0llL' SCl1lflIL'lSl21lT worked diligently to get the six issues of the paper to the subscribers on time. A virtual potpourri oftopics was included from sports activities to original poetry. Probing editorials and a special section of Letters to the Editor questioned school policies and criticized student attitudes. On issues that couldn't be solved by individuals alone, the Blueslozic staff sought to bring these problems to the attention ol' the entire student body. 27 Complex Patterns of Thought Molded Into Distinct Ideus . Senior Student Council Front row: D. Bell, C. Greene, R. Carr, M. Auer, J. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated Lanier, M. Buono, L. Davis. Row 2: M. Barber, S. Sharon Johnson, secretary Standing Faith Buono Dussol, B. Hoffman, T. Emerick, P. Hayes, P. Ducker, treasurer, Mr. Whelan advisor Salvadore Sangi pres! M. J. Becker, R. Maggiore. Row 3: R. Lachmann, M. dent, Ilocco Barbetta vice president lshkanian, C. Borner, C. Detweiler, R. Barbetta, K. Anders, S. Forma. The innovation of party conventions in September launched the Senior Student Council into an active year and revived fading interest in this body of government. Homerooms became states and assumed the names of their teachers, while the student body was divided into a Blue party and a White party. Delegates were sent to an initial meeting, where a chairman and a secretary for each party were chosen, and platforms were decided on. Genuine excitement prevailed at the party nominations for officers. Then followed rousing campaigns, debates, and, finally, the voting in a booth. For the first time, enough enthusiasm was generated to put a write-in candidate in ofiice. During the year, the main issue concerning student council was liberalization of the dress code. Other projects included collecting money for the people in Biafra, trying to establish a year-round student lounge, and the idea ofinstalling a coke machine and a juke box in the cafeteria. Front row: M. A. Mayone, S. See, P. Pantano B. Rice, P. Wilson, S. Murphy, A. Stegmayer, M Pensabene, N. Velasco, K. Rowe. Row 2: J Mayer, L. McMahon, M. Rooney, S. Terpening Stephen Rosenberger, S. Sangi, M. A. Wrolsen J. Speirs, K. Orbacz, J, Winnie. Row 3: A. Smith G. Myer, T. Myers, F. Greco, W. Wagor, G Richardson, J. Marabell, B. Wrolsen, D. Snyder, C. Wittenbecher. 28 1 1 Front row: R. Lemon, J. Adams, T. Harpur C Bright T Herdman M Heter J Lack P Hackett M Limeri. Row 2: L. Clearwater, R. Buonfiglio M Imhotl' N Freligh E Hauck l Heidhausen E Brandt D Bell, J. Greco. Row 3: D. Chargois, C, Ferrono J Cashara R Bean J Harder P Coffey D Buntele D Gardner, A, Bragg. Front row: J. Moser, T. Wynne, G. Tur W. Swart, K. Zucker, H, Winnie. Row L. Swart, J. Whiteford, M. Muskovitch. R. Russell, M. Strohsahl, J. Schoemer, Developing a constitution and forming guidelines for scholarships and activity awards were the initial steps of the newly organized Junior High Student Government. Its first year passed successfully with a faculty-student basket- ball game and other activities such as dances and a game night. OPI-ICERS: Michael Bond fPres.Jg Jeanne Riozzi fV Presb James Myers fSec.Jg Mr. Robert Potter fAdvi sorj Laura Fetty CTreas.J. 1 Q 'Si Front row: D. Moser, P, Pantuno, M. O'Bryan, A. Van Hlarcum, Stanley Mufkumls, B, Wmlsen, 'fl H, Mufphyv J, Figlpigrnk fPrg'gj ROW Z R Roscnbcrger, T. Emcrick, J. Henderson, W. Holden. R, Garrison. Row 2: Fury, W, Benhum. R. Andfcagsen, 'IQ Chrigflmi fsgi dt Armgy R Pri K' DOUG- F' MQ'C1'lViC6-PFCSAX G' T'3VP0 l'lgv M' lSl'l421 l11U-il'- MYCV5- C4 etorius. W. Casul. H. Carnright CSec.-Treasj M furelx R Lack Promoting Athletic Ability . Varsity Lettermerfs Club The Varsity Lettermen's Club provided a chance for boys who had earned a varsity letter to purchase varsity jackets. Members also helped referee Junior High Intramurals and improve interest and participation in athletic activities. Tommy Myers scores for the Sawyers against Farley. v '-szzv' i955 op Va N -ee ew!-1. wr fig., wwf!! A pep squad member in action . . . R, Wian ds, x, N' if X 'rg . g fl 'il is 4, . y . Wes tk 1 ,V 551 ' is - Diana Wolford and Diane Crane cheerfully serve customers at Pep Squad's bake sale. Spirit and Enthusiasm . . . Pep Squad S.H.S.'s Pep Squad promoted Sawyer spirit this year with football posters and loyal support at the games. Members assisted cheerleaders at pep rallies and helped to organize a bonfire before the Poughkeepsie game. Front row: Ann Stegmayer fPres.J. Row 2: Debbie Bell, Diana Wolford fSec.J. Row 3: Susan Murphy, Nancy Schaefer, Caroline Grace. Row 4: Dawn Gade, Denise Liebergot, Nancy Newkirk, Pamela Mauro, Row 5: Susan Fetty, Brenda Pavlinik Nice- Presj, Peggy Decker, Patti Hayes CTreas.J, Diane Crane. 3l 3 -a Promotion o Good Will Through Service Projects . . . Sigma Club Aids School and Community A successful Sadie Hawkins' Dance, Dog Patch, U.S.A., was sponsored by Sigma Club in the fall as its first major project. The club continued to serve the school this year by dis- tributing The New York Times to the student body and faculty, by typing and filing for teachers, and by ushering at various school functions. Members collected and repaired toys for needy children at Christmas time and acted as Heart Fund volunteers for the community drive. Highlighting Sigma's social activities was a week-end trip for members in the spring. V M f . KN L if Q Al, 1- 1 ff V '. zv' V Dogpatch U.S.A.: There's plenty of grub, plenty of music, and plenty of fun, so all we need is L'il Abner and Daisy May .. . P. Mehlich, G. Abate, J. Ackert. Front row: L. Davis, N. Bosco, F. Buono, S. Lemon, M. Francello, T. Fitzpatrick, L. DiGiacomo, Mrs. N. Daley. Row 2: G. Ciarlante, C. Greene, M. Kozenko, S. Hoffman, C. Brown, D. Bordeaux, H. Breitenbach, N. Christianna. Row 3: A. Ducas, S. Dussol, B. Hoffman, C. Beckert, K. Knaust, D. Kelly, P. Gaddis, M. Hildebrandt. Front row: K. Ruby, N. Sachs, N. Mehlich, N. Zietek. C. Daley fSec.J, N. Osenni tVice-pres.J, J. Quick, D. Gard- ner, Mrs. S. Colclough. Row 2: A. Stegmayer, P. Mehlich, J. Moser fPres.J, S. Murphy, E. Widmann, B. Pavlinik, S. Smith, M. Calderwood, M. Pensabene, S. See. Row 3: W. Wolven, D. Chodaba, D. Benz, K. Eckerlein, C. Ryan, A. Kceley, J. Tynan, D. Murphy, M. Schoch. fAbsent M. Barber, S. Robinsonj. 32 ii, -wax..-at :mxw HN. lnteract members pitch in by unloading a car during the clothing drive. Service, Sportsmanship and Plain Fan . . Personal Satisfaction Through Interact The Save the Children Federation received Interact's assistance last fall when members visited district elementary schools and collected clothing drive donations. The club also co-sponsored the annual Faculty-Interact Basketball Game, a popular enter: tainment feature which served to benefit the scholarship fund of the Saugerties Tea- chers, Association. Front row: M, Baran, R. Garrison, T. Emerick fTreas.l, S. Sangi CPres.J, T. Ziegler, R. Ciarlante, F. Meyer, D. Reinhard, R, Carr, Mr, William Hayes CAdvisorJ. Row 2: T. H. Murphy, M, Turek fVice- Presb, L. Andreassen fSec'yJ, B. Casal, R. Pra- etorius, CSgt,-at-Armsj, R. Andreassen, H. Carnright, T. Myers, M. Ishkanian. 33 l 4 A toy soldier absorbs Cxndee s atlenlron ns she ldds the l'llllSllII1s touches Io decorations for the Leaders Club Dame Doreen,Kraemer, Dura Kruemer 1nd Ning Bruno build u lox tram to carry happiness around Santa s Workshop ' .gf - Senior Leaders Club: Front row: M. Bean Wice Pres.l, C. Clum, M. Buono, R Sheehan, W. Perks, A. Martino N. Bruno, A. Lund. Row 2: V Heese, P. Morgan, C. Hulme M. Houtman fScc.J, D. Kru emer, P. Wilson fPres.J, L. Pap palardo, E. Heese. Row 3: J Thornton, C. Washburn, T Myer, A. Ziegler, J. Adels, S Terpening. D. Kraemer, M Wuldele fAbsent, E. Graham Treas.J. 34 Sz1nta's helper. President Patty Wilson, paints the roof of a dollhouse in the workshop. Promoting Leadership Qualities in Girls . . . Junior and Senior Leuclers, Clubs During the 1968499 school year, the Senior Leaders assisted in gym classes, intramurals, and with the Saugerties Biddy League Basket- ball. During the fall and winter, the girls sold concessions at the lootballigames and in Decem- ber sponsored the annual Girl-ask-Boy Dance, one ofthe most successful events of the year. Developing leadership in Junior High School girls was the goal ofthe Junior Leaders' Club. The election of officers and initiation of new members began their exciting year. Throughout the year, they improved their own skills and those of their classmates by assisting in gym classes and intramural programs. Proceeds from the bake sale, a car wash, and the dance, Hap- pening '69, enabled the members to enjoy a day in New York City. .lunior Leaders 7 Club Front row: P. Wrolsen, A. Rea, P. Wrolsen, G. Archer tl-'res.J. C..Hackett, P. Moser tSec,J, Mrs. Mills. Row 2: M, Dunn. R. Shier tTreas.J, B. Van Warner, L. Zietek, D. Unthunk fVice-Presb, J. Smith. D. Mack. 35 Enjoying the Sun, Snow, and Slopes . Ski Clubs gl sN sT R C. Beckert and N. Zietek hastily load their equipment aboard the Mark Ishkanian looks forward to testing his Hunter-bound bus. The forty-five members of' the Senior High ski club enjoyed several Friday trips to the Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl. There, the group was able to advance their in- dividual skiing ability under the guidance of Austrian ski instructors. SENIOR HIGH SKI CLUB: TOP RIGHT: Front row: T. O'Bryan, S. Carr, M. Munro, D. Crane, S. Smith, N. Zietek, C. Washburn, T. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: B. Knaust, M. O'Bryan, K. Murphy, M. Waldele, E. Heron, S. Hoffman, S. Anderson, P. Mehlich. Row 3: D. Coffey. D. Lamb, E. Borgen, fPres.J, R. Mullaney, V. Fuller, C. Ferrono, B. Hoffman. RIGHT: Front row: D. Wolford, M. Calderwood, M. Wilsey, Sheehan, M. Barber, M. Hildebrandt tSec.-Treas.J, N. Mehlich, Pensabene, M. Bean. Row 2: B. Pzivlinik, J. Winnie, R. Stevens, Ryan, K. Knaust, L. Nezich, P. Hayes, M. Hess. Row 3: P. Ducker, C. Beckert, R. Lachmann KV. Presb, T. Jones, T. Almquist, S. Hill, J. Stegmayer Mr. Morrier. 36 9 skill on Hunter's slopes Av Learning the basics ofthe sport that is sweeping the country, ski club mem- bers watch intently be- fore trying their own before trying their own skill on the slopes. Tak- ing lessons at Hunter for the hrst time this year.. . the Junior High Ski Cluh. JUNIOR HIGH SKI CLUB: Front row: J. Smith, S, Vadalma, P. Wrolsen, P. Moser, Mr. R, Clarke, D. Holohan, J, Dickson, L. Cline, J, Red- der, J. Moser. Row 2: J. Boulton, P. Wrolsen, J, Cline, J, Welton, J. Bau- dendistel, P, Surrette, K. DeGroat, L. Bjorkman, R. Russell, R. Barber. Row 3: E. Vadalma, P. Surrette, D. Swart, L, Vig, J. Hellenschmidt, M. Goble, D. Martino, I. Steele, S, Tompkins, R. Melius. Row 4: V. Lindsay, L. Rodden, L. Zietek, N. Slater, P. Coffey, S. Rust, R. Russell, M. Rust, C, Kurtz, S, Benham. On the Playing Field of Education . . aiz Bowl Team Mr. Gordon Fyhr, Thomas Keefe, Daniel Lamb, Kathleen Dunn, Marie Francello. Clairan Ferrono, Carlton Ferrono, David Snyder. Spain: Appreciation and Enjoyment . . The Spanish Clubs A Christmas Pinata party was a special activity of Tertulia Espanola, the Senior High school Spanish Club. Fund-raising activities helped finance a trip to New York City which included a museum visit and attending the Broadway musical Man of La Mancha. This year the Junior High joined the Senior High in seeking to discover the cultural aspects of Spanish-speaking countries. Through the activities ofthe Junior High Span- ish Club, members achieved a better understanding of Spanish language and customs. JUNIOR HIGH SPANISH CLUB: Front row: D. Misasi, G. Carpino, G. Wilson, L. Kolls, C. Sterling, l. Heidhausen tSec.J, J. Grade, A. Vaclavieik, S. Osenni, Row 2: P, Sinnott, P. Murphy, L. Vig CTreas.J, D. Martino, H. Teidtke, R, Raymond, J. Cline, K. Brooks. R. Scarselli, tAbsent, Miss J. Maurillo, Advisor, P. Wrolsen, fPres.J. 38 L G Cxrpino and R Vieuieh bring .1 bit of Spun into the elussroom. Miss Maurillo guides Junior High students to 21 knowledge of Spanish while thelowj G Ci irl inte Londuets 1 Tertulia Espanola meeting. traditions. M- , I TERTULIA ESPANULA: Front row: Mrs. R. Parsupour, N. Bosco. S. Curr. R. Sheehan tTreus.J. J. Quick. K. Ruby. Ron 2: G. Ciurlunte tPres.t. C. Farrell. K. Mooney. O. Hunt. D. Polziski tllistoriuuj. C. Hulme. C. Archer. Row 3: K. McLaughlin. D. Snyder. J. Groenhof tSee.l. D. Gullenl. D. Lamb. tViee-Pres.l, J. McLaughlin. C. Wittenhcelicr. Seated: K. Righlmyer, S. Mellander E Schumacher M Decker tTreasJ Row 2 D Tanskl D Bordclux S. Murphy, D. Crane, Mrs. H Hildebrandt Preliminary Practice in Their Profession . Future Nurses Stimulating interest in nursing and other medical careers was the purpose of the Future Nurses' pro- grams. Several members volunteered their services at local hospitals as candystripers . Club projects in- cluded sending toys to the Shonto Indian Reservation in Arizona for Christmas and fund-raising to support two nursing scholarships. Dawn Gade and Corinne Positano demonstrate Hospital Corners in making hospital beds. 40 u- U FUTURE NURSES: Seated: M. Hess fSec.J, N. Wolven tPrgm. Chrmn.J, D. Benz, D. Gade. Standing: C. Positano, S. Higgins, D. Fiero tV. Presb, D. Wiley tPres,J. Nancy Wolven packages a little Christmas joy for the Shonto Indians. Educational Services for School and Community . . Future Teachers of America The State University of New York at Oneonta was the objective of the Future Teachers' Club day trip. After touring the campus, members enjoyed talking to an admissions olhcer. Aiding the Main Street School teachers was a service project, and sponsoring a bake sale supplemented the club's treasury. Front row: M. Graham iPrgrm. Chrmn.J, R Finch, L. Romano, J. Herdman, N. Bosco, K Ruby, Mrs. S. Colclough CAdvisorJ. Row 2: N Sachs. A. Ducas, N. Ducas, S. Waldron, J Groenhof, A. Kecley fPres.J, I, Fischer tSec.- Treas.J, S. Hoffman, Patti Hayes explains to the assembled club the correct way to order a French meal. N. Zietek. M. Hildebrandt. P. Mehlich experiment with tempting French delicacies, Working, Learning, Sharing Ideas and Customs . The French Club in Motion Le Cercle Francais became better acquainted with the French way of life through its club programs. A bus trip to New York City was this year's highlight. To finance the Broadway show tickets and the French cuisine, members sold candy bars, the favorite snack of the .high school crowd. Front Row: D. Amendola, C. Ferrono, N. Zietek, N. Buono, J. Quick, M Bean lVice-Presb. Miss E. Lenle lAdvisorD, Row 2: S. Anderson. M Kozenko, N, Myer, P, Mehlich. S. Hoffman, S. See, K. Hallion. Row 3: W. Wolven, P. Hayes. S. Martin tTreas.J, H. Baumgarten, A. Keeley, P. Decker, M. Barber. Front Row: B. Owens, S. Johnson, D. Bordeaux, J. Mayer, S, Lemon lSec'y.J. D. Tanski, E. Graham. Row 2: M, Auer. V, Swart, M. Hildebrandt tPres.l, A, Ducas. J. Herdman. N. Mehlich. Row 3: E. Knaust, E. Cutler, A, Smith, S. Van Baaren, B. Hoffman, D. Murphy, F. Tessandori. D. Van Wars fsec'yJ displays the intricate workings of this machine as Miss Burns, O. Hunt and D. Strbich look on. Needlework, Culinary Skills, Hostess Experience . . . Home Economics Club Homemaking skills were perfected by club members by fitting the home economics depart- ment's furniture with new coverings and by ex- perimenting with original flower arrangements. Tasty refreshments for the parents' reception following the National Honor Society's candle- light induction ceremony were provided by the Home Economics Club. Slip covers begin to take shape under the skillful hands of S. Van Warner, P. Ricks, P. Porto ftreasj, S. Van ' Valkenburgh fpresj, M. A. Wrolsen. 43 Kaleidoscope of Ideas Trans ormed Into Art Clalfs Creative Projects The Art Club sponsored its third annual dance Chimborazo incorporadng a vadety of nnxed media which met with favorable response. The club was responsible for set decoratunns for the senior play, The Friday Sound concert and forthe choral concert. Climax- ing the year was the annual spring trip to New York City. Upper Picture: Seated: M. Ruddy, G, Fischer, N. Rose, D. Hill. Standing: C. Ferrono, R. Garrison, K. Dunn, A. Hoey, C. Martello, Mr. T. Carlisle fadvisorj, P. Zmiyarch, L. Whiteford, C. Daley. Lower Picture: Seated: M. K. Wilsey, C. Beckert Csec'yJ, P. Boyle, fVice-presj, D, Miller. Standing: R. Drury, C. Polaski, L. Lee ftreasj, P. Pantano fpresj, G. Myer, D. Sauer, IIC!! viii ll O 4 0 i I I O O U O 9 Bizarre decorations provide background for Chimborazo . , . Art Club Dance '68 10-D9 ,, . lO'l ooo: ooo O04 ol' 000 00' l,:: o a0 ,oo gal ,oo gif. gil lvl .Ql 3-- UCF' gil L ' PP Talent Developed, Semlfxpression Urged . . . Junior High Art Club Seated: L. Zietek, D. Warns. Standing: Miss S. Goffredi tAdvisorJ, J. Holmes, R. Praetorius, M. Woody, G. Wilson. Seated: D. Unthunk, G. Myer, Standing: A. Bragg, R. Gallenz, C. Sumpter, R. Lang, D. Gardner, H. Sheehan. An art workshop was avail- able to members of the Junior High Club this year. Members participated in craft projects involving work with alumi- num foil, plaster, and card- board. They studied printing processes, especially silk- screening, and both two and three dimensional design. Sharp Eye, Quick Reflexes . Ping Pong Club Ping Pong enthusiasts were encouraged to improve game skills at meetings and to participate in tournaments between members conducted throughout the year. The highpoint of' the year was proclaiming the grand cham- pion at the close of the year's competition. Edwin Mellander hits the ball with a back-hand swing, while Joe Ellis pivots to make a return. Front row: I. Fischer, E. Cutler, S. Mellander, P. Decker, D. Falcinelli, Mr. L. Loop. Row 2: J. Ellis, J Bishop, P. Hoekstra, G. Myers, E. Martine, E. Mellander. 46 . 'h I A .J Qi 1Q eree ' Ve .4 ... 1 g pg fe t - 4 V ' ' Vkk, i ...I asia'-WW' Taking time out to improve gymnastic skills . . . Left: Steve Forma Above Center: John Johnson Above Right: George Terpening Gymnastics Club . . . A Chance for Physical Improvement Designed to encourage interested students to improve their skills in tumbling and apparatus, Gymnastics Club observed an active schedule during the Winter months. Many enthusiastic participants demonstrated varied abilities and helped one an- other perform difhcult vaults and stunts. Archers Strive to Develop Their Skills Throughout Year Front row: M. Thorne, D. Silinovich, W. Anderson, T. Wynne, W. Scribner, Mr. W. Brunkhurst. Row 2: J. Smith, G. Miller, W, Lenz, M. Kerr, E. Brandt fSec'yJ, R. Sauer, W. Wilhelm CVice-Presb. Row 3: T. Burgher fTreas.J, J. Van Loan, J. Houtman, R. New- kirk fPres.J, R. Ricketson, J. Florsch. 47 Secretarial and Distributive Education Clubs . . . Light Side to Business Department Significant contributions of the Secretarial Club were contest charts for typing classes which were planned and prepared by mem- bers. The club added a festive touch to business education rooms with decorations during the Christmas season. Career discussions high- lighted club meetings while activities were concluded with a picnic in the spring. MEL Above: Seated: Belieta Bauer. Standing: Judy Robinson fVice-Pres.J, Mrs. Marion Heermance fAdvisorJ, Sandra Robinson, Diana Wolford. Left: Seated: Geraldine Carrotti fPres.J. Standing: Deborah Tobiassen CSec'yJ, Deborah Van Wart, Carolyn Grace fTreas.J, Gail Myer. Be- low: Mr. M. Sommers, T. Del Monte, W. Simmons, A. Schug, S. Brogan, D. Mitchell, L. Van Warner, N. Bruno, G. Orsulich, M. Gambino. The Distributive Education Club started with a very successful first year. It was established to give students the opportunity to participate in activities that, although related to class work, were not possi- ble during a single period. A product survey was conducted on book binders and a number of dis- plays for the school showcases were created. 48 PERSONNEL Supervisors and Planners - The Board of Education Seated: Mr. LeRoy W. Snyder, Mrs. Ann F. Karashay, Mr. Robert Herb. Standing: Mr. Charles P. Emerick, Mr. Anthony Riozzi, Mr, Harry Anders, Mr. Arthur F. Simmons, president. Absent: Mr. George W. Poythress, Mr. John H. Bragg. S 5 E i Dr. Dexter O. Arnold, Superintendent of Schools AB., Hobart Collegeg MA., Syracuse Universityg Ed. D,, Boston University A Demanding, Energetic, and Rewarding fob SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Dr. George G. Hamaty B.A., MS., C.A.S., Ed.D., Syracuse University My -wi' , ,f 52 1 V Skill in Education, Administration, and Supervision ,,,.f- .4 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Robert M. Moser BS., SUNY at New Paltz M.S., SUNY at Albany -ew A Mr William Hayes BS SLNX New Paltz Administratne Intern. Saugerties Senior High Mr. Daniel Lee BS. Manhattan College M.S. Hofstra University Graduate Work, Queens Assistant Principal, Saugerties Junior High Miss Sue Goifredi Mrs. Joanne Hawkins B.S. Pratt Instituteg Graduate B.A. San Diego State College: Grad- Work, SUNY, New Paltz uate Work, SUNY, New Paltz S-ffl' F PLM Talent, Imagination, Ingenaity . Expressed in Art Mr. J. Terry Carlisle B.S., SUNY. New Paltz Above, left: Junior high art pupils master basic skills. Left: Design students admire their handiwork. Commercial Skills and Procedures . . Business Education Survey statistics indicating the type of notebook preferred by Saugerties students concerns members ol' the distributive edu- cation class . . . E. Tucker, N. Bruno, F. Serra, N. Rose, -4, Mrs. Kathryn M. Carroll Mrs. Marian Heermance B.S., M.S., SUNY, Albany Plattsburgh State Normalg B.S SUNY, Albany Mr. Leland Van Tassel A,A.S., Cobleskillg B.S., M.S., Al- Mr. John Welton bany A.B., Brooklyn Collegeg M.B.A College ofthe City of New York .QA iniuhha Mr. Milton Sommers B.S., M.S., SUNY, Albany Mr. Patrick Rodden B.S. Rider College 1 Training Safe, Skilled Motorists . . . Driver Education Objective 7 . Mr, Leon McLaughlin BS., Oswego Stziteg Graduate work. N. Y. U. xv.. A quick check under the hood before driving practice . . . Alan Whitaker and Cluiran Ferrono Mr. David J. Goble BS., M.S., Oneontag Graduate Work, New Paltz, Albany 57 Insight, Creativity, Sej Expression . . . Incentives 0 English Department Mr. David DeMers B.A., SUNY. New l,Llll7I Palti Mr, Rupert Harrison BA. Columbia Universityg M.A. SUNY. Albanyg Graduate Work. Princeton University Mr. Vineent DeFraneeseo BS. SUNY. New Paltz Mrs, Elaine C, Gordon B.A. English, University of Michigan: Graduate Work, SUNY, New Paltr Mrs. Lani Robinson B.S. Bryant Collegeg Graduate Work, Boston Uni- versity, SUNY, New Paltz Mr. John Murphy BS.. SUNY, New Paltz Mrs. Patricia Barkhutf BA, University of New Hampshire. MA. Green State ljnixersityg Graduate Work, SUNY Albany. University ot' Wiseonsin, University of Oslo 58 Graduate Work, New A .K Mrs. Sue Elwyn B.A,. SUNY. New Paltz Mrs. Mary Wolter B.S, University of Oklahoma ff WWW' Miss Agnes Ann Shelf Columbia University Mr, Lawrence Dake sxy, ,f Af' , ,4-L Wesleyan Alan Hoey addresses Clairan Ferrono, Kathy Dunn and Kathy Ruby in speech class. B.A. Wheaton College1M,A. B.A. Colgate Universityg Graduate Work, Colgate, Mr, Gordon Fyhr B.S. Boston University1 Graduate Work, Ohio State University, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Albany Miss Phyllis Klein B.A. SUNY, Albany t E 'K' 'es oF NRM Demonstrating, Teaching, Practicing Important Domestic Skills . . . Home Economics l Upper: Mrs. Tanya P. Hotalen B.S. Mansfield State Collegeg Graduate Work, Penn State Univer- sity Lower: Mrs. Eleanor M, Cooke B.S, SUNY Plattsburghg Graduate Work, Plattsburgh Right: Miss Rosemarie Burns B.S. SUNY Oncontag Graduate Work, Oneonta N MN- ,t,ttttt X W' KN Baby care in Marriage and Family Living . . . Donna Sullivan and Barbara Pelham. Adding a Necessary Part to a B0y's Education . . Practical Experience of Industrial Arts P N w 3 i Mr, H. Graham Barkhuh' Mr. C. A, Schumacher Mr. James Richards B.S., M.S. SUNY New Paltzg Graduate Work, BIS' SUNY Buffalo: MSA SUNY Oswego B.S., M. A. SUNY Oswego N. Y. U. To cut nickel-silver Robert Russell carefully works with Ll fret saw. 6I Dual Program Introduced in Language . . Opportunities Offered for Accelerated Pace hmm Mr. Lloyd Loop Miss Donna Skolniek Mr. George A. Nash Miss M. Elinor Lentc BA., MA. SUNY Albanyg BA. SUNY, New Paltz BA. University ofthe Americasg A,B,, M.A. Middlebury Collegeg Graduate Work, SUNY, Al- MA. Middlebury College Graduate Work, NDEA Lan- bany, SUNY, New Paltz guage Institute, NYU Ed Mellander. Peggy Lanier, and Regina Sheehan practice Spanish pronun- ciation on tape. fix K xx dv,- :ii-?l'lw ,xYs. ff Miss Joanne li. Muurillo - B.A. CW. Post College Mr. Shelden llndley BA, New England College Encouraging Research, Providing Entertainment, Developing Literary Interests . . Functions of Library and Staff wiki Ye Library resources now include a variety of tapes at the listening center and additional reference books, periodicals and fiction D. Mitchell, D. Naeearato, R. Sinnott, M. McCarthy, :sf aW.,,,,,, Mrs. Priscilla Edgar B.A. University of New Hampshire, Graduate Work SUNY, Albany, Lfniversily of New Hampshire Mrs. Barbara R. Hildebrandt AB, Syracuse Universityg Graduate Work, SUNY, New Paltz, SUNY, Albany. University of Maine 3 t i I , 3 1 Calculations, Equations, ancl Algebraic Proc s, Independent Stacly . . Foanclations of Mathematics Mr. Gerard Hawkins B.S. SUNY, New Paltz, M.Ed. Atlantic University Mr. Louis Parisi B.A. Hartwick College, M.S. SUNY, New Paltz Mrs. Susan F. Miller B.S. University of Rhode Island Mrs. Denis P. McLane B.S. SUNY, Albany, Graduate Work, SUNY, Albany, New Paltz Mr. Thomas M. Zulick B.A. Hartwick College: Graduate Work, SUNY, Oneonta, New Paltz, Brown University, Adelphi University Mr. Leon Morrier B.S,E.E.. Clarkson College of Tech- nology, Graduate Work, SUNY, New Paltz 64 5... ' 3322? 25522 .- ., James Gilbane uses an oscilloscope to check the amplitude an period of a sine curve in Mr. Morrier's trigonometry class. lj 'I if . , 4 2 Ll nfl. I ,ft Mr. Bruce W. Holmes Mrs. Sally S. Mansfield Mr. Wayne C. Brunkhurst Mrs. Peggy Wilsey B.A. Hope College B.A. New York Universityg Graduate B.S. North Carolina State Uni- B.A. Trinity College Work, New York University versity Talent anal Appreciation Encouraged in Music . . . Instrumental and Choral Expression ' Mr. William S. Carman, II Mr. George Cosenza B.S. Duquesne Universityg M.A. B.S. Ithaca Collegeg Graduate Columbia Universityg Graduate Work, SUNY, New Paltz Work, Syracuse University l Mr. William Wollowitz Mr. Robert H. Palmatier B. Mus. Ed., Hartt College of Music B.M. Eastman School of Music 65 Fitness, Sportsmanship, Participation in Diverse Activities . Concerns of Physical Education Instructors Mr. John Smith BS. Ithaca Collegeg M.S. SUNY, New Paltz Bob Carr and Alan Hoey demonstrate archery funda- mentals in a junior gym class, 4 ,Y .,,,,. aw Mr. Peter H. G. Kramer B.Ed., Plymouth State Collegeg M.Ed., Boston Universityg Graduate Work, Ithaca College 1 Miss Carol Davis Mrs. Sylvia Mills MV- Ffed Seilhef B.S., SUNY, Cortland B.A., Cedarville College B-S-, M5-, 1012103 Cfillegei Graduate Work, Ithaca College- Director of H.P.E.R. Guidance Health Services Career Advice . 9 7 Ujferings of Pupil Personnel Department ,,,,,, Mr. Dennis Wurzel Mr. Robert F. Potter Mr. Richard Redder Mr. David SCOvillC B.M., Oberlin Collegeg B.S., M.S., SUNY Oneonta B.A., Hartwick College, B.S. University of Maine, M.Ed., University ofToledog M.A. N.Y.U., Graduate Graduate Work, Syra- Graduate Work, Univ. of Work, SUNY Albany cuse University Toledo Mr. James A. Chase Mrs. Frances L. Bailey B.A. Syracuse Universityg M.A. N. Y Mrs. W. B. Ketelaar B.A. University of Rochester, M.A, SUNY Albany, Graduate Work, Columbia University A.B,, M.S. in Ed., Alfred Universityg Graduate Work, SUNY Albany Q University, Graduate Work, Syracuse, N, Y. University, SUNY Albany, Cor- , ix nell University l A new offering to students, the reading center encourages sl W development of individual skills. Mrs. Helen Hildebrandt B.A. Middlebury College, M.N. Yale University, School of Nursingg M.P.H. University of Michigan Miss Jean Amatucci R.N., B.S. SUNY Plattsburgh Dr. Robert J. Valachovic B.A. Hartwick College, M.A. SUNY, Albany, Ed. D. SUNY, Albany Mr. William Sisler B.S. Fordham University 67 Supplements to Normal Class Pattern in Seienee Department . . . Field Trips to Area Industries, Independent Study, Experimental Chemistry Mr. David G. Jones B.A., M.S., Cornell Universityg Cert ofAdvanced Study, Wesleyan Univer sity Mr. Roy Ohno A.B., University of' Vermontg M.S. SUNY-New Paltz Graduate work Univ. of Vermontg SUNY-Albany, Penn. State Mr. William Robinson B.S., SUNY-New Paltz Mr. David C. Baker B.S., SUNY-New Paltz Mr. Robert T. Emery B.A., M.S., Syracuse University Mrs. Marjorie Schmidt B.S., Rutgers University Mr. Herman L. Wilcox B.S., SUNY-Cortlandg M.S., SUNY- New Paltzg Graduate work, SUNY- New Paltz 68 -0.l:gRlODlC cHAR1 or ni: I...----i--as K' mx WA VA 3 Sn All 51 Y , Mr. Roger Balzan B.S., Houghton College Mr. Edward J. Trnka B.S., Albany College of Pharmacyg M.S., Rutgers Graduate Schoolg Graduate work, SUNY-New Paltz I l Marcia Auer adds to her knowledge of biology by testing enzymes in lab. Mr. Ralph O. Gabler B.S., Cornell University Mr. Richard Smith Mrs. Sally Colclough Mr. Robert R. Varrell BA- Houghton College: MA- SUNY B.A. Syracuse Universityg M.S. SUNY B.A. New England Collegeg Graduate Albany New Paltzg Graduate work, New Paltz Wgrk, SUNY New Paltz Yub a 4 Top: Mr. Roach explains a newsworthy event to Brenda Gardner. Bottom: Mr. David A. Roach B.S. SUNY New Paltz The Social Studies - ct Sense 0 Identity, ct Sense 0 Commitment, an Awareness of fttstiee, a Comprehension of Liberty, ct Feeling of Brotherhood ,A-0 Mrs. Natalie E. Daley B.A. Smith Collegeg M.A. SUNY, University of Bridgeport -s...,.. a.,mqM Albanyg Graduate Work 'lb Q, Mr. Franklyn H. Estes Mr, Thomas Whelan B.S. Maine Maritime Academy, M.S. B.A, SUNY, New Paltz SUNY, New Paltzg Graduate Work, New Paltz l Q Afro-Asian Studies class watches as Mr. Ehrmann points out Tibet. ,Jw Mr. Samuel Tesoriero B.S. SUNY Oswego, M.S, SUNY, Oneonta Mr. Rene Clarke Mr. Paul M. Brazier Mr. Edward J. Ehrmann B.Ed., Keene State College, Graduate B.S. Castleton State: Graduate work, B-5-'M-SSUNY Oneonta Work, SUNY New Paltz SUNY New Paltz Ungraded Classes Benejqt From Increased Concentration on New Methods -it Mr. Edward Jabs A.B., Muhlenberg College AQLLAA I9 f' A44 A44 Interdepartmental Studies - i ttft Z Pupils above are spellbound by an under-water world while the girls at the far left are puzzled by the many terms involved in arithmetic. Mr. Walter Hill B. Ed., University of Miami Humanities Old and New Topics Treated With New Approach. New Views, New Methods - Humanities - A Senior Subject Coordinated With the Art, Music, English and Social Studies Departments 72 if l F A H . Qf', .A fi CLERICAL ASSISTANTS: Mrs. Eleanor Sny- der, Mrs. Edwina Welton. Efficient Clerical Staff Holds Necessary and Helpful Place in Administration SENIOR HIGH STENOGRAPHERS: Mrs. Emily Swingle, Mrs. Loretta Himburger. JUNIOR HIGH STENOGRAPHERS: Miss Barbara Benja- min, Mrs. Constance Nelson. GUIDANCE OFFICE STENOGRAPHERS: Mrs. Frances Hanson, Mrs. Veronica McKeon. iX',,,..f K ...B - 73 People Behind the Scenes . Planning, Preparation, Continaal Service i CAFETERIA MANAGER AND CASH IERS: Manager, Mrs. June Myer Cashiers Mrs. Florence Wolven, Mrs. Julia Caruso Mrs. me 4H'B' '4lzdO.'Zi ,AFWW 1W Above, Left: CUSTODIANS: Front row: William Tompkins, Frank Engel, Sr., Vincent Schaeffer, Frank Engel, Jr., Louis Posenato, Roy Gillespy. Row 2: Roy Boice, Stephen Brice, Mrs. Alvine Sengebush, Mrs. Theresa Riley, Francis Kugelmann, Ben Gill, Walter Simmons. Center, Above: CAFETERIA STAFF: Seated: Mrs. Florence Wynne, Mrs. Ida Wrolsen, Mrs. Sue Liesendahl, Mrs. Barbara Kolb, Mrs. Joan Ebert, Mrs. Thelma Wrolsen. Standing: Miss Mari Myers, Mrs. Grace Hommel, Mrs. Louise Tonnesen, Mrs. Pat Ricks, Mrs. Ester Harris, Mrs. Roseann Woodworth, Mrs. Shirley Woycik. Absent: Miss Ruth Schoonmaker. 74 Marjorie Rowe. We ,f M'1Sfg, A THLE TI CS f x 2.9 53,9 XM I ,gg Jeu x! ' ' Nunn QYiQiixiK3v- 5 2 VISLSOU F QMx,.: f Y N. GPNW'5o ' IN OUR YOUTH OUR HEARTS WERE TOUCHED WITH FIRE . . Oliver Wendell Holm To be heard in the bedlam on the night ofthe bonfire, Pat Wilson and Wendy Perks need a mike to lead ' cheers. Cheeks Hushed with excitement, a mountain ofleaping flames, and voices strained with shouts filled the night before the Poughkeepsie football game when the cheerlead- ers staged a bonfire pep-rally. Every empty box in Saugerties had been confiscated and piled high, ready for the spark of enthusiasm needed by our team for victory. S. H. S. cheerleaders led a series of football pep rallies during the autumn weeks, climaxed by a blazing bonhre on the eve ofthe big game. During the winter months the basketball team was spurred on through their long season by loyal cheers. The cheerleaders successfully sponsored the 1969 Sno Ball, L'Amour Est Rouge . Couples were invited to dance in the romantic world of cupids and hearts. That night, love was truly red. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left: S. Smith, F. Buono co-captain, Center: D. Pfieghaar, M. Garrison, C. Daley, J Moser, B. Hoffmang Right: C. Hulme, W, Perks fAbsent P. Wilson, co-captainj 77 ft' 1 99 L Amour Est Rouge . Sno Ball 369 Sponsored by Varsity Cheerleaders Cupid casts his romantic spell as couples dance amid hearts and streamers. Above: Conversing couples ziwuit the evenings refreshments which P. Hayes and D. Wurringer sample LII right. Left: Shining with Sno-Bzxll excitement . . , Sandy Terpening. Loyal Sawyer Supporters . . Cheerleaders and Twirlers J, V. CHEERLEADERS: Front row: Marcia Auer, Valerie Searselli, Mary Aim Mayone. Row 2: Joan Speirs, Caroline Clum, Bernadette Granato. Sandra Terpen- ing. Row 3: Caroline Farrell, Nancy Bruno. Peggy Murphy. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Gloria Archer, Linda Rittie, Maureen Dunn, De- nise Unthank, Peggy Dargan. Jan Welton, Kathy Brice. VARSITY TWIRLERS: Michelle Barber, Kathy Barker, Kathy Murphy, Patti Boyle, Nancy Rose, Susan Metzelaar. Debbie Del Monte. 79 Honor, Pride, Enthusiasm . . The 1968 Athletic Banquet Tension ofthe game and the hours of hard practice are re- lieved in the light mood of the athletic banquet. .gf ...IWW rr MM' 'Qld' .s V' sg f Bruce Wrolsen extends his pitching arm to receive his letter and Coach Kramer's congratulations. xJlls-I w Parents help to honor the athletes as they proudly share in the enjoyment of the evening. 80 WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR ATHLETES. P IS F OR PERSEVERANCE. II A , R IS FOR RESPECT. IIII I IS FOR INI TIA TI VE. D IS FOR DETERIMINA TION. E IS FOR ENTHUSIASM. - Joseph Palone, ,-,l..........- - West Point Soccer Coach Dr. Arnold chats with guest speaker, Joseph Palone at the 1968 ' i r Athletic Banquet. Tennis Team Plays Tough Season Dae to Inexperience The S.H.S. tennis team compiled a 2-10 season in a building year under Coach John Welton and co-captains Mike Harder and Ward Borcherdt. Tennis, a relatively new sport at S.H.S., showed a trend toward improvement as the last three matches indicated. While seniors, Ward Borcherdt, Mike Harder, and Tim Suenram, were consistent singles scorers, Bruce Luhrs and Carl Ferrono paired together as a formida- ble doubles team. Karl Sjursen and Frank Varone rounded out the team. Coach Welton was pleased with the year's progress and expects a much more experienced and improved team in 1969. Much of this improvement depends upon Carl Ferrono, a Freshman who scored and played well with the seniors on the '68 team. Considering the 68-69 winning spirit at S.H.S., the tennis outlook is optimistic. mrs SCORES S.H.S. Opponent 0 Roosevelt ..... ...,..,....... 5 1 Catskill ..... ...,. 4 0 Arlington ... . . . . .5 0 Anderson . ..... 5 0 C.F.M.A. 1 Beacon ..... ..... 4 0 Oakwood ..... ..... 5 0 Ketcham .... ..... 3 1 Poughkeepsie . . .... .4 5 Pine Plains . . .... .0 2 Catskill ....... ..... 3 3 Red Hook .... ..... 2 Front row: Gary O'Leary, Ward Borcherdt, Frank Varone. Row 2: Bruce Luhrs, Michael Harder, Timothy Suenram, Carlton Fer- rono, Mr. John Welton. Baseball: Sawyers End Season W ith 500 Record The '67-'68 baseball team had a medicore season ending in eight wins, nine losses and one tie. They started the season with only a handful of returning lettermen. With a definite pitching problem, the fighting Sawyers had to rely on fine fielding and hitting to win games against the stronger teams of the larger schools in the D.C.S.L. Led by senior co-captains Barry Lindsey and Vince Buono, the Sawyers compiled a .500 league record. The team played well together as a unit on the held. Outstanding individual performances were recognized by the D.C.S.L. coaches who picked two Sawyers as all-league selections, Jeff Leone and Bill Perks. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES S.H.S. Opponent 9 Red Hook ... ...... . .10 2 Kingston . . ...... 12 8 Lourdes ... . . . .4 0 Beacon ....5 1 Kingston . . ....l 3 Roosevelt ...... .... 2 l Poughkeepsie .... .... 7 22 Cardinal Farley ..., .... 4 l0 Arlington ....... .... 2 2 Wappingers .... .... 0 1 Lourdes ..... .... 8 5 Beacon .... .... 4 4 Roosevelt ,..... .... 7 O Poughkeepsie .... .... 5 6 Cardinal Farley .... ..., O 2 Arlington ....... .... 6 1 Wappingers . . . . . .3 8 Onteora .... ,... 1 gba I ,,,,,. Q VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front row: V. Buono, A. Van Blar cum, K. Doyle, W. Perks, J. Leone, C. Ollinger, M. O'Bryan. Row 2: K Helsmoortel fMgr.J, G. Terpening, B Wrolsen, B. Lindsey, M. Turek, G Silinovich, J. Sinnott, Coach Kramer 82 U, ---- w ? Pitcher Bruce Wrolsen delivers his sidearm curve Vince Buono slides home while the ball sails past the Pough- keepsie catcher. JV BASEBALL TEAM: Front row: R Todaro, T. Cole, R, Cyr, S. Pasqua, T Maines, A. Whitaker, J. Malgieri, D. Shee- han. Row 2: P. Karashay fMgr.J, T. Woy- cik fMgr.J, J. Markle, L. Whitaker, B Ohno, D. Smith, R. Lack, R. Mayone Coach Kunst. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: Front row: M. Bond, C. Wrolsen, J. Lechner, R. Koegel, L. Barlow, D. Silinovich, J. Stegmayer, T. Whitaker, B, Maines. Row 2: J. Bach, V. Orbacz, D. Holmquist, R. Sinnott, D. Fuller, R. Houtman, S. Anders, S. Nagy, Coach S. Tesoricro. JV TEAM SCORES S.H.S. Opponent S.H.S. Opponent 4 Kingston ....... I2 4 Arlington ....... 16 3 Lourdes . . . . . 3 6 Wappingers . . . . ,A 8 6 Beacon . . . . . 5 4 Lourdes .... . . . . 5 0 Kingston 7 2 Beacon... 4 l Roosevelt ....... 2 2 Roosevelt ....... 7 3 Poughkeepsie .... 4 O Poughkeepsie .... 4 12 Cardinal Farley . . 2 10 Cardinal Farley . . 1 5 Wappingers ..... 4 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM SCORES S.H.S. Opponent S.H.S. Opponent l Pine Plains ...... 6 0 Arlington ....... 13 6 Wappingers ..... I3 2 Wappingers ..... 12 I5 Onteora .... . . . l l LaGrange .... . . 9 3 Pine Plains ...... 2 14 Onteora . . . . . 3 83 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Front row: D. Doyle, D. Moser, J. Walker, W. Holden, J. Harper, R. Kiniry. Row 2: F. Sinnott, L. McMahon, E. Blun- dell, B. Benham CCapt.J, C. Anderson, L. Churchill, A. Hoey, V. Lund, J. Le Golf. Row 3: Coach Smith, L. Hauck, J. Gilbane fCapt.J, J. Rowe, C. Nickerson CCapt.J, J. Christiana, T. Rowe, L. Craig fMgr.J Track: S.H.S. Records Tied in '68 The 1968 Saugerties track team compiled a losing record, al- S.H.S. though most ofthe dual meets were closely contested. The lack of depth was the main problem, as each team member was bur- dened with the task of competing in two or three events in each meet. Outstanding performances were turned in by Bill Benham, who broke his own S.H.S. record in the pole vault at 11 ft., and Roger Praetorius, who tied the S.H.S. record in the low hurdles of 21.3, set in 1962. Jim Gilbane came within one second of the S.H.S. 2 mile record while Rex Kiniry narrowly missed the S.H.S. 880 record. Dan Moser, Jim Harper, Joel LeGoff, and John Walker were other lettermen who performed admirably. JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM: Front row: M. Limeri T. Herdman, D. Young, T. Kelly, M. Heator. Row 2 F. Russel, K. Rowe, G. Benzenhaufer, P. Colfey, F Bright, J. Schoemer, D. Nelson, V. Pelletieri. Row 3 D. Moore, W. Partridge, G. Kaizer, J. Myers, R. Pra- etorius, G. Myers, J. Karanza, M. Strohsahl. Row 4: Coach Brunkhurst, J. Wittenbecher, M. Hildebrandt R. Abbott, E. Wyman, G. Fischer, T. Misasi, R. Bean S. Hill, M. Herb fManagerJ. Row 5: G. Anderson, B. Benson, R. Nelson, G. Olsen, J. Martine, J. Cronin P. Piastro, K. Jarvis. 84 Arlington . . . Hudson ..... Red Hook . . Roosevelt . . . Lourdes .... Poughkeepsie C.F.M.A. . .. Kingston . . . Onteora .. Cross Country: Gilbune Leads S.H.S. Through First Successful Season The Saugerties cross country team completed its first successful season with an 8+4 record. The most consistent performer for the Sawyers was Co-Capt. Jim Gilbane who took eleven first places and one second in the l2 dual meets, Jim's success eventually brought him to the sectionals and then the State cross country meet in Long Island. Co-Capt. Dan Moser, Rex Kiniry, Bill Benham, and Jack Fitzpa- trick alternated during the year as our next best finishers, with Kiniry and Moser as the second and third highest point collectors. With only two men graduating, Coach John Smith is highly optimistic for next season. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front row: D. Moser, G, Fisher, G. Myers, S. Rosenberger, E. Wyman, T. Cole, R, Kiniry. Row 2: Coach J, Smith, J. Fitzpatrick, B. Benham, J. Gilbane, P. Hoekstra, E. Hanson, V. Lund. Co-Captain Dan Moser, Coach John Smith, Co-Captain Jim Gil- bane, S.H.S. Opponent 46 C Wappingers . . . .......... . .26 C Poughkeepsie . . . . . .56 29 Kingston . . . . . .27 62 C Lourdes . . . . . .36 CRedHook... ...3l 23 Rondout .... . . .33 15 Beacon ... . . .49 15 C Coleman ., . . .53 C Hudson ... . . .68 l5 C.F.M.A. ... . . .48 26 Arlington . . . . . .31 JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY: Front row: M. Hildebrandt, J. Moser, T. Kelly, W. Richardson, L. Bjorkman, J. Whiteford, K. Bligh, T. Hocking. Row 2: Coach J. Smith, K. Sickler, E. Hillje, G. Fischer, D. Scott, J. Myers, R. Smith, S. 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W 1 . , , ,, Ak I ., 5 1 NME. f . 4 .4 V, V, ,Tw L , 1 I ' ff f-1, X - T,,,N WW-wif' 1 ' . ,Q ff'.,'f Aw' ' ,L Q ' 'F' - k f, an , fy ,xg - - ' X, if , iffiflxgw ,Jw .- ' X hx, L 'V z Y f r,Q,if ,l Z 'X , , f' A f fi 7:5 A' MLW ' f , D w, ., , s, .AL i, 4 1 ,rr 1,3 ff vpn. ,::,,x,'- I 4. Q . ,Mft ,HZ 1 .-an 1' ' Gt 1 1 K ,rn - .,' . ff, , .4 M Y' 1 Q - 'kwffgge ,Q 1: . Qfyfn ,Cl '.,'3,v I-1 1 S, A, , 4 .' yn in .AWK P X Hn W 1 . i f ,f 1 Q f' ' 1 .1 Hg Football: Most Exciting Season for Sawyers Since 963. The Fighting Sawyers of '68-'69, backed by enthusiastic crowds and pushed by the coaches' determination, powered their way to a second place finish in the tough DCSL. The Sawyers' key to victory was teamwork, shown by a balanced and potent offense and the best defense in the league. Co-Captains Roger Praetorius and Tom Zeigler were among the outstanding seniors along with Tom Christiana, Tom Myers, Larry Andreassen, Mike Turek, and Tom Eme- rick. Junior starters with much promise were backs Holly Carnright and Mark Ishkanian, and lineman Ray An- dreassen and John Carnright. Tom Zeigler and Tom Chris- tiana were all-DCSL selections at guard and tackle, respectively, while Roger Praetorius was all-DCSL as both fullback and linebacker. Considering the caliber ofthe Saug- erties underclassmen and the excellent coaches, Seither and Kramer, the Sawyers should maintain their record next fall. Lending support to the Sawyer cause Coach Kramer, R. Fury, G. Holloran, B. Carr, S, Johnson. l Couch Seither's advice to Tom Ziegler illustrates the fine coaching and leadership that Stugerties had on the sidelines, L 'L ,xg X .. Saw J Above: Jerry Malgieri sprints around left end in the Beacon game. Right: Coaches Seither and Kramer with Sawyer Co-Captains Tom Ziegler and Roger Praetorius, VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Seated: C. Baran, Mgr. Front row: P. Pantano, Mgr., W. Holden, S. Bernard, Co-Capt. Tom Ziegler, S. Sangi, T. Emerick, L. Whiteford, C. Lowrey. Row 2: W. Konopka, C. Markunas, T. Murphy, R. Lack, S. Ahrens, T. Myers, G. Terpening, K. Doyle. Row 3: R. Fury, L. Andreassen, R. Andreassen, J. Christiana, R. Teitter, H. Carnright, M. Turek, M. Ishkanian. Row 4: Coach Seither, D. White, R, Hunter, Co-Capt. Roger Praetorius, J. Carnright, T. Christiana, W. Casal, Coach Kramer. 5. JV Football Scores Opponent S. H. S. Highland .... ........... 1 3 7 Roosevelt . . . Poughkeepsie . . . . . .14 0 Wappingers . . . Arlington .... . . .14 0 Cardinal Farley . . . Beacon . . . . 0 7 Lourdes ..... . . . Opponent ....2l ..7 ...I4 J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Seated: T. Maines fMgr.J, M Bond, C. Lowrey, D. Shee- han, J. Malgeiri, L McMann, M. Baran, D. Par- W tridge fMgr.J. Row 2: Snyder, P. Karashay, A Hoey, A. Van Blarcum, E Kavanagh, K. Blundell, D Holmquist, G. Myers, K Jarvis. Row 3: Coach Clarke M. Brown, G. Richardson, J Anderson, L. Houck, D Smith, J. Markle, S. Ahrens Coach Schirmer. 89 1 Baskezfboll: Sawyers Outplay Opponents Despite Scoreboard The S.H.S. Varsity boosted their status with sev- eral late-season victories, winning three out of their last four games. The Sawyers played better than their record indicates. as they were plagued by close losses during the season. Co-captain Roger Pra- etorius finished tenth in D.C.S.L. scoring and was named second team all-D.C.S.L. center. He became the second all-time high scorer in Saugerties history. Co-captain Jack Fitzpatrick was assist leader among the squad's seniors, Bill Casal, Randy Fury, Steve Vedder, and Tom Myers. Vedder helped the team with his rebounding and scoring, as didjuniors John Carnright and Bill Benham. Juniors Holly Carnright and Jim Harper rounded out the varsity squad. Al- though there were six seniors on the team, it is hoped that the juniors and the successful J. V. team will revive Saugerties basketball in the future. Below: Randy Fury shoots oxer the Cardinal Farley defenders P y tleftj, while Steve Vedder fights fora rebound Crightj. A fast break B C is 'I R l'fdC 'f'L't tw mm l S Veddu B Benh lm . . . and Bill Benham adds two for the Sawyers tfar rightb. VARSITY SCORES S H S Opponent Catskill ...A Lourdes .... Wappingers . Poughkeepsie Roosevelt .. Arlington .. Beacon ..... Rondout . . . C.F.M.A. .. Lourdes .... Wappingers . Catskill .... Poughkeepsie Roosevelt .. Arlington .. Red Hook . . Beacon ..... C.F.M.A. . . idx lury dunks the hall in th m 3. r r tmp over Farley. S H S 32. Farley 48. 2.4 ffm f ,159 fi, rf? vw 56 ,f,. ' J 'f 1 .4 ,C A , 5 . Q ,,,,, V , an Q, fx, an 1 1 ' S 2 Q 1 X' '37, , ,Nh-.1 1' W QE f ggi-'Q 3 g , 3, 3153335 3 , V M 4 N 3 49 g if-6 ,V , 3. E., S l 5 an H ,f ,, L, ao- 'W ..,,. NJ V -.... ,W T9 K 'l Q, fb. V f . Q x - Q . 1' pg K aw -1 N 1 ek! 'S '3'f.gpf5 1 J' Q 1' fixsv NE. J. V. TEAM: Front row: K. Rowe, G. Myers, S. Rosenberger, R. Bean, T. Cole. Row 2: R. Mayotte fMgr.J. R. Voegel, D. Smith, P. Fredkin, G. Malgieri, K. Helsmoortel fMgr.J. FRESHMAN TEAM: Front row: J. Whiteford, T. Whitaker, M. Strohsahl, G. Legg, J. Schoemer, T. Maines, M. Lemari, CMgr.J. Row 2: Coach Hawkins, L. Barlow, S. Thornton, J. Barbato, D. Fuller, T. Misasi, C. Wrolsen, S. Emery fMgr.J. Impressive Victories Scored by fayvees The Sawyer J.V.'s compiled a fine 13-5 record under Coach Kramer. Led by co-captains Stan Rosenberger and Pete Fredkin, the junior Sawyers beat every team at least once, with the ex- ception of Poughkeepsie. Dave Smith controlled the boards while Jerry Mal- gieri directed the team from the back- court. Freshmen Rick Koegel and Ray Bean played well and offer hope for the future. J.V. SCORES S.H.S. Opponent 38 Catskill . . . ,.... . .22 44 Lourdes .... ...... 4 1 46 Wappingers . . . . . . .37 47 Poughkeepsie . . . . . . .65 37 Roosevelt .. .... 61 38 Arlington . . .... 27 55 Beacon ... ....64 37 Rondout ... . . . .32 45 C.F.M.A. .. . . . .41 42 Lourdes .... .... 3 6 48 Wappingers . . . . . . .44 48 Catskill ...... .... 2 9 63 Poughkeepsie . . . . . . .66 44 Roosevelt .... .... 4 1 51 Arlington ... . . . .42 46 Red Hook .... .... 3 0 66 Beacon ..... .... 5 8 39 C.F.M.A. ... . . . .45 FRESHMAN SCORES S.H.S. Opponent 53 Onteora .... ...... 4 1 36 C.F.M.A. .. . . . .35 59 Spakenkill .... .... 3 4 42 Lourdes ...... .... 2 8 50 Wappingers .... .... 6 3 63 Beacon ...... .... 4 5 38 LaGrange .... .... 3 4 47 Haviland . . . . . . .64 42 C.F.M.A. .. .. . .34 32 Spakenkill .... .... 3 8 32 Wappingers .... .... 6 0 59 Greenville .... .... 2 4 54 Arlington .... .... 5 6 28 LaGrange .... .... 4 2 35 Lourdes .... .... 5 6 72 Greenville .... ..... 2 5 53 Onteora .... ..... 2 9 The Sawyer team looks on as Rich Warfel takes top position in the Catskill match. S.H.S. Grapplers Demonstrate Spectacular Ability Sawyer matmen completed a very successful season with their second seasonal win over arch-rival, Kingston High School. Almost unbeatable on their home mats, the Sawyers compiled an 8-4-l record for dual meets. Capt. Frank Meyer and senior heavyweight Tom Christana, compiling between them a 26-3 record, inspired the ten underclassmen to become a respected well-drilled squad. Upon this nucleus, the future of Saugerties wrestling teams depends, and the Sawyers look for strong season next year. S.H.S. Opponent 36 Onteora .... ...... 1 8 24 Onteora .... .... l 9 24 Beacon ...... .... 2 4 23 Rondout ....... .... 1 9 34 Cardinal Farley . . . . . . .16 15 Wappingers .... .... 3 7 17 Arlington ... . . . .26 23 Oakwood ... . . . .27 21 Roosevelt . . . . . . .24 38 Kingston ... ... 8 29 Pine Plains ... . . . .19 48 Catskill ..... . . . 7 31 Kingston ... ....23 Jim Christiana works to take down his man VARSITY TEAM: Front row: S. Rosenberger, S. Hill, G. Bollin, C. Markunas, R. Houtman, R. Cyr, D. Reinhard. Row 2: J. Miller, T. Vaughn, R. Carr, B. Eschmann, R. Todaro, L. McMahon, T. Hocking, M. Bond, M. Warfel. Row 3: M. Hildebrandt, tMgr.J, N. Richter, R. Warfel, J. Christianna, T. Christianna, R. Lack, F. Meyer, S. Bernard, Coach Lawrence Dake. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: Front row: K. Shee- han, P. Turek, J. Lack, P. Van Blarcum, G. Fury, R. Messina, D. Silinovich. Row 2: R, Knorr, M. Kerr, D. Fitzpatrick, P. Downey, K. McMahon, P. Polcastro, J. Juliano. Row 3: Coach D. Griffith, T. Van Blarcum. B. Hoffman, D. Casal, K. Hallion, J. Bach, M. Romanowicz. Steve Rosenberger uses a head lever in his over- whelming l5-2 decision against CatskilI's matman. 2 - . JWQQQQ 7e':..:'.. ,. 4 95 if 1 an .u, Q W is 5 5 S 8 Q Sq sf If g 'Q i E' 5 X e. Mark Stevens looks for an opening to deliver the ball to teammates. Sportsmanship in Competition . . . Diverse Intramural Program Throughout the school year, in- tramurals were an added dimen- sion to the activities of both junior and senior high boys, as well as girls. Flag football was played in the junior high on an honor system, using no ofhcials for the matches. Also, in the junior high, boys and girls competed in a cross-country program on a homeroom basis. Several new programs were in- troduced this year on the intramu- ral level. The Polar Bear Club involvedjunior high boys who par- ticipated in outdoor running and, in the senior high, a co-ed gymnas- tics club was formed to encourage skills on the apparatus and in tum- bling. During the appropriate seasons tournaments were held, both be- tween teams in this school and with other school teams, in the usual intramural sports . . . soccer, field hockey, basketball, softball and track and field for both boys and girls. Junior high girls discover basketball to be an exciting, often tiring sport. 97 Intramural Gaines Are Played Rain or Shine . . Indoors ana' Ont After-school basketball games make exciting exhibitions for these spectators. Ahove: Colorful Pinnies distinguish between the teams in soccer intramurals. Right: Sharon Johnson offers some words of encouragement to team members at hall'-time. Left: Time out in a hockey game gives Nancy Bruno a chance to enjoy an orange. Below UNDERC 'SMEN First Glimpses Into the Kaleidoscope . . . Confusing, But Exciting to Seventh Graders Right: Front row: S. Sauer, C. Thomas, P. Turek, J. Melia, R. Vedder, S. Putnam M. Thorne. Row 2: M. Stevens, F. Dimitt, L. Tucker, R. Peters, A. Petramale, K Tonnesen, C. Tiano. Row 3: Y. Simmons, M. Almquist, D. Parsons, M. Trottier B. Smith, E. Schaefer. Row 4: B. Osborne, D. Reynolds, K. Sickler, S. Ohno, M McCarthy, P. Rodriquez, R. Ricketson. Bottom Right: Front row: D. Silinovich L. Lenz, A. Knaust, A. Gallagher, C. Krystel, B. Scribner, E. Warfel. Row 2: R Knecht, D. Steltz, E. Ziegler, W. Lenz, J. Lack, R. Rumble, M. Mercer, T. Post Row 3: K. Tondreau, L. Siracusano, L. Myer, T. Busch, J. Caruso, K. Rose, A Luther. Row 4: D. Smith, M. Romanowicz, G. Richardson, V. Lindsay, S. Simi mons, R. Ricks, D. Merritt, K. Mayone. Left: Front row: K. Hoy, J. Muscarella, D. Mattera, K. Lund, K. Thompson, R. Keane, B. Ekstrom. Row 2: D. Brown, S. Olsen, R. Knorr, J. Readler, W. Rennie, G. Miller, M. Newkirk, D. Reed. Row 3: B. Heron, G. Gilmore, R. Wyatt, D. Myers, L. Buchan, G. Fury, H. Personius. Row 4: D. Moore, L. Deyo, M. Rust, T. Meggison, R. Rus- sell, M. Crantek, A. Manfro, J. Florsch. Front row: S. Glass, L. Langon, T. Kuriplach, R. Posklensky, L. Fisher, S. Hildebrand, D. Henley. Row 2: L. Fetty, A. Millin, C. Kaiser, C. Clemmetson, D. J. Howard, F. Linzey, K. Lawless. Row 3: R. Mann, R. Lorenz, B. Landell, J. Kimble, G. Kropf, C. Deschaine, M. Imhoff, D. Masher. Row 4: P. Mitchell, D. Benter, J. Magee, S. Emery, W. Lattanzio, K. McMahon, M. Keefe. Front row: M. Ross, H. Winnie, H. Bryden, W. Anderson, A. Adams, R. Davis, K. Zucker. Row 2: R. Anspacher, A. Alpert, D. Bullock, J. Adams, R. Robinson, R. Yerick, S. Wodzenski. Row 3: G. Chorvas, E. Brandt, H. Hommel, J. Ahrens, B. Tirsch, K. Baker, M. Abate, T. Burgher. Row 4: R. Cafaldo, M. Baker, G. Whitehead, P. Zmiyarch, K. Baran, J. Tyler, K. Decker. Right: Front row: B. Geuss, D. Catudal, L. Brown, P. Hacket, T. Hallion, M. Jones. Row 2: J. Greco, R. Sauer, J. Florch, B. Francello, C. Myer, S. Misasi, R. Graming. Row 3: J. Mignano, J. Houtman, K. Marabell, G. DeAngelis, B, Groenhof, B. Liesendahl, D. Doman, D. Policastro. Row 4: D. Hinchey, J. McCarthy, T. Maloney, J. Christiana, D. Demarest, D. Fierro, D. Swech, Right: Front row: K. Clark, W. Farrell, W. Detschel, S. Gallenz, J. DiGiacomo, P. Craft, M. A. Daley. Row 2: J. Smith, J. Hillje, M. Ferraro, T. Franchini, J. Ducas, S. Burch, M. Brontoli, B. Holden. Row 3: K. Kimble, K. Hallion, P. De Groodt, J. Partridge, C. Hewitt, D. Jones, R. Buonhglio. Row 4: T. Freligh, D. Fuller, B. Finley, D. Hoekstra, D. Kilburn, D. Buntele, F. Martino, M. Lydecker. Bottom Right: Front row: D. Sutton, S. VanValkenburgh, P. Schully, A. Wagor, V. Manna, T. Harper, D. Page, J. Whitaker. Row 2: R. Eide, L. Lang, E. Stauber, D. Teetsell, B. Ford, L. Cline, K. McBride, W. Wilhelm. Row 3: S. Mattero, D. Frame, C. Valk, D. Pavinatt, B. VanLoan, G. Valachovic, M. Uvino. Row 4: S. Wanchik, L. Wager, K, Dugan, J. Schmidt, J, Slater, G. Whitaker, L. Evans, K. Whritenor. Top Left: Front row: F. Meigs, F. Sparling, R. Shortt, D, Korea, G Dorosz, J. Tucker, D. Thompson. Row 2: R. Messina, L. Smith, H. Tice M. Ramsey, K. Piccirello, L. Pulcastro, T. Shields. Row 3: D. Romano S. Orbacz, E. Vadalama, V. Ruby, D. Schuman, P. Jacobson, J. Gardner N. Peters. Row 4: L. Swart, D. Myer, B. Miller, L. Nelson, C. Mower H. Peters, P. Cusatis. Front row: J. Fabiano, D. Fry, P. Sachs, D. Bach, D. Limeri, B. Jenkins Mr. G. Barkhuff. Row 2: L. Collette, T. Carpino, D. Bell, T. LaComb P. VanBlarcum, D. Delmege, C. Bright, R. Dill. Row 3: D. Allen, J Bogan, M. Kerr, A. Langon, W. Bruyn, L. Beadle, B. Ranford, Row 4 S. Haun, T. Checkley, J. Christianna, T. Gilpin, V. Greco, R. Benjamin L. Fowler, C. Goodwin. 1 The Challenge of Changing Patterns . Discovered by Eighth Graders Front row: H. Lenz, S. Zeidler, J. Myers, W. Pangerc, M. Robbins, W. Brinnier, K. Sheehan. Row 2: C. Shultis, F. Szlachetka, S. Pearson, R. Seaman, J. Laird, R. Evans, D. Myers. Row 3: E. Metzelaar, M. Luley, B. Gardner, C. Fisher, C. Ferrono, R. Ferraro, S. Nagy, R. Falcinelli. Row 4: R. Rooney, M. Tompkins, R. Praetorius, B. Lidcker, M. Silinovich, P. Temple, M. Pesce. Front row: M. Brocco, C. Benjamin, J. Salvatore, W. Richardson, D. Wells, G. Carpino, L. Clearwater, J. Colwell, K. Bligh. Row 2: S. Yeo, J. Craft, J. Boulton, E. Doyle, C. Queen, J. Gade, D. Tucker, D. Borges, B. Yetter, A. Barkhuff. Row 3: C. Kallos, M. Beeck, D. Anspacher, K. McCaffrey, C. Hart, D. Spada, I. Benzenhofer, P. Smith. Row 4: P. Mur- phy, M. Cook, D. Cooper, W. Hally, S. Bach, J. Reynolds, D. Martin, A. Checkley. Bottom Left: Front row: G. Turner, R. Valk, R. Vicevich, M. Thompson, A. Vaclavicek, P. Toennis, H. Williams. Row 2: D. Tompkins, C. Thomp- son, T. Squires, J. Valk, I. Heidhausen, P. Polcastro, R. Scarselli. Row 3: E. Dedrick, C. Wasserbach, C. Kremper, T. VanBlarcum, J. Hellensch- midt, J. Lang, J. Tracy, E. Tate. Row 4: G. Olson, R. Tirsch, W. Waldron, Top Right: Front row: K. Gilmore, T. Kelly, G. Shultis, J. Colwell, J. Cimorelli, T. Herdman, R. Benton. Row 2: P. Harrison, M. Muskovitch, P. Downey, L. Myers, C. Finhen, K. Snyder, P. Kimble. Row 3: L. Falk, C. Checkley, J. Barker, D. Lee, K. Brooks, L. Bjorkman, J. Holmes, C. Sterling. Row 4: T. Sperl. D. Caruso, R. Smith, T. Detweiler, G. Boyce, G. North, M. Ferraro. Front row: W. Swart, C. Mauterstock, K. Melber, S. Sumpter, S. Osenni, W. Torgersen, B. Thorne, R. Lemon. Row 2: B. Bennett, C. Teetsel, K. Hartrum, A. Gambino, F. Williams, S. Terpening, D. Bell, J. Sutkus. Row 3: L. Purdy, D. Hall, A. Mann, J. Tompkins, D. Hunter, P. Seirrelte, L. Taylor. Row 4: K. Sylvester, K. Beck, C. Vogel, D. Scott, D. Smith, J. Ferraro, L. Vig, A. Myer. H. Tiedtke, C. Burdick, S. Sperl, D. Martino. I02 Top Left: Front row: B. Kleemann, D. Corea, V. Keane, F. Russell, K. Johnson T. Layman, J. Bruno. Row 2: M. Martine, M. A. Lee, D. Martin, B. Maher, R Russell, I. Steele, P. Cole, J. Juliano. Row 3: R. DiPaola, E. Zito, W. Harbinger N. Kelly, S. Hall, H. Zahn, D. Swart. Row 4: L. Houghtaling, G. Kaiser, M Hildebrandt, D. Fuller, C. Winchell, J. Lechner, J. Greco, P. Munro. Bottom Left: Front row: K. VanValkenburgh, R. Valk, J. Velasco, R. Wyman, D Nelson, R. Hildebrand, D. Sengebush, D. Holohan, D. Waddell, J. Moser. Row 2 F. Clark, C. VanEtten, C. Whitaker, D. Longendyke, L. Slattery, L. Venett, J. Rothe M. McKeen, J. Lewis, F. Mauro. Row 3: D. Myer, L. Vedder, C. Harbinger, A. Kerr T. Petramale, J. Mower, D. Topple, J. Gambino, P. Sinnott, D. Misasi. Row 4: B Osterhoudt, M. Ambrosio, B. Beikert, D. Fitzpatrick, S. DeGroat, A. Kolb, S. Scott W. Smith, B. Whittaker. Top Right. Front row. E. Geisler, C. Colwell, J. Dickson, N. Ford, M Glass, R. Lang, S. Vadalma. Row 2: J. Cherny, J. Farrell, T. Whiteford G. Wilson, E. Richter, H. Del Rosario, L. Muller. Row 3: J. Green, E Knecht, J. Myers, G. Patterson, J. Harder, M. Houser, K. Reinhard. Front row: D. Coons, H. Hazard, G. Buono, L. Mizerek, D. DeGregoria J. Redder, M. Pelletieri. Row 2: T. Buckman, L. Kolls, W. Maines, K Sjursen, M. Slattery, C. VanGaasbeck, M. Scully. Row 3: J. Hester, E Notarnicola, P. Hutton, C. Wynkoop, J. Weidemann, J. Cline, T. Bar- bato. Front row: B. Martino, D. Holmquist, C. Mauro, B. Myer, M. Per- soneus, H. Russell, P. Hutter. Row 2: R. Avery, T. Benz, B. Lewis, M Washburn, W. VanBaaren, R. Leimgruber, T. Olsen. Row 3: C. Mooers D. Hillje, P. Chargois, L. Beck, R. Milikofsky, G. Henderson. Row 4 C. Kurtz, D. White, J. Liesendahl, T. Kelly, R. Ward, M. Tobiassen J. Schoemer. m i Standing on the Threshold of Experience . . . the Ninth Graders Donald Quesnell and David Casal generate hydrogen gas in a general science lab Front row: J. Olive, V. Pelletier, P. Myer, E. Nau, L. Olivett, P. Moser. Row 2: D. Quesnell, S. Piccirello, J. Rada, M. Orbaez, L. Miller, R. Putnam, A. Pantano. Row 3: J. Misasi, C. Tynan, S. Morgan, P. Miller, J. O'Leary, P. Musillo. Row 4: S. Newkirk, T. Misasi, S. Moore, D. Newkirk, J. Barbato, G. Nelson, D. Perry. Front row: S. Torgersen, E. Maloney, S. Staudacher, I. Storms, K. Swingle, S. Solitto, P. Tucker. Row 2: M. Swart, K. Steltz, D. Stampfle, L. Stevens, J. Snyder, P. Stenson, M. J. Squires. Row 3: P. Surrette, M. Sengebush, J. Stegmayer, K. Swech, R. Sperl, C. Sumpter. Row 4: M. Strohsahl, F. Stine, W. Spada, S. Thorn- ton, W. Thompson, R. Springer, D. Simmons. Front row: F. Colon, B. Cafaldo, S. Van Loan, T. Borgher, D. Cargioli, A. Conte, P. Wrolsen, R. Valk. Row 2: B. Buonfiglio, G. Carney, B. Van Warner, C. Vollheim, C. Clemmetson, P. Dargen, S. Ceryanek, J. Welton. Row 3: S. Van Valkenburgh, S. Curia, P. Coffey, D. Tailor, W. Clearwater, J. Cashara, J. Van Voorhis, J. Dachenhausen. Row 4: M. Vedder, D. Winters, S. Voigt, D. Casal, J. Cronan, J. Bach, D. Warns, L. Zietek. An algebraic equation challenges Craig Wrolsen. Front row: D. Fowler, D. Overbagh, L. Fisher, C. Tice, G. Fuzo M. Dunn, D. Gardner, G. Davis. Row 2: D. Gardner, V. Fon- dino, D. Franchini, R. Franchini, R. Germano, J. Baudendistel D. Eschman, A. Ford. Row 3: C. Geuss, D. Dickson, L. Gilpin D. Doyle, K. Sjursen, R. Gallenz, J. Geisler.. Row 4: W. Diaz F. Disclafani, J. Cullerton, D. Fischer, B. Garzione, R. Abbott R. Fierro, S. Deak. Front row: D. Young, S. Wynne, K. Wolven, C. Van Etten, P. Wrolsen, T. Zucker Row 2: D. Whitaker, M. Warfel, D. Unthank, K. De Groat, M. Woody, D. Van Wey. Row 3: D. Wachtel, J. Zisko, K. Wilson, W. Walker, M. Walker, T. Whitaker, K. Van Benschoten. Row 4: W. Wolven, C. Wrolsen, T. Woycik, K. Gaebel, S. Vanderbeck, M. Turner. as 2.213 French students, Edward Hillje and Christopher Callas, in- crease their lingual abilities. Front row: A. Anderson, D. Adam, R. Barber, S. Benham, K Brice, C. Amato, R. Blossom. Row 2: R. Adamyk, K. Adam- shack, M. Bond, M. Auer, L. Borgen, A. Bragg, G. Archer, K. America. Row 3: B. Brink, G. Althiser, A. Boice, D. Beckstein L. Beisel, F. Bright, G. Benzenhoefer. Row 4: P. Almquist, D. Brontoli, R. Bean, R. Andreassen, S. Anders, L. Barlow, A Beckert, R. Beadle. Front row: C. Kallas, L. Hudson, C. Johnson, M. E. Ferrara, W. Ferrono, L. Gregory, M. Heter, T. Hocking. Row 2: C. Hackett, E. Hauck, R. Hinchey, B. Jenkins, P. Greening, N Hohenstein, L. Hunter, R. Heese, N. Freligh. Row 3: D. Klein- ert, J. Karanza, S. Hoy, E. Hillje, M. Johnson, M. Goble, L Himberger, W. Johnson. Row 4: J. Keator, C. Henderson, M Herb, K. Hallion, R. Hauptmann, R. Gundersen, R. Grohen- hof, W. Hoffman, S. Higgins. Front row: B. Dederick, H. Schoonmaker, C. Sauer, C. Scher- rer, L. Readler, A. Rea, K. Romano, M. Rinaldi. Row 2: L. Scacciaferro, G. Roshetski, C. Simmons, J. Smith, R. Shier, J. Rennie, M. Schoemer, L. Rittie. Row 3: J. Riozzi, R. Raymond, W. O'Connor, N. Slater, D. See, M. Richardson, J. Sanford L. Sinnott. Row 4: D. Sawutz, L. Rodden, M. Selinger, B Sinnott, G. Reese, S. Shultis, S. Rightmyer, S. Rust. Involvement, Responsibility, Dreams . . The Freshman Year ,arm I J I! WMS! Mrs Carroll looks on approvingly as students compute problems in general math. Front row: M. Lineri, R. Kropf, D. Mack, B. Mecionis, C. Miller, G. Mauro? Row 2: D. Jones, E. Luther, A. Mauro, R. Melius, M. Mauro, C. Malgieri. Row 3: D. Lack, R. Mayone, M. Lanier, G. Legg, T. McLaughlin, M. Kozlowsky, D. Maday. Row 4: B. Legg, M. McLaugh- lin, B. Kohler, R. Koegel, J. McManus, R. Martin. Front row: Mr. E. Jabs, M. Ramsey, M. Mecionus, N. De Gregoria, M. Fabanio, Mr. W. Hill. Row 2: R. Dickson, D. Szarnoch, R. Oakley. L. Whittaker, P. Sterling, D. Short. Row 3: S. Van Valkenburgh, S. Smith, K. Van De Mark, B. Cooper, D. Rose, C. Thorne, H. Whittaker. Row 4: S. Smith, B. Harvey, D. Rumble, R. Blass, K. Hels- moortel, B. Blass. New Faces, New Classes, New Clubs . . . A New Beginning for the Class of 971 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Diana Tan- ski, treasurer, Sheila Anderson, secretary, Gary Myer, vice-presidentg Walter Wagor, social direc- tory Mrs, Lani Robinson, advisorg Carlton Fer- rono, president. Front row: A. Lee, B. MacMullen, J. Kramer, Martino, A. Lund, R. Kaminski. Row 2: Krzywonos, L. McMahon, L. Lee, B. Knaust, Kraemer, D. Mack. Row 3: C. Leide, McLaughlin, L. Leimgruber, S. Martin, W. Lor- enz, J. Martin, K. Kehoe. Row 4: R. Laird, J Marabell, B. Kellerhouse, J. Martine, T. Maines G. Malgieri. Front row: D. Porto, C. Ryan, K. Rowe, L. Ramono, T. Pappalardo, S. Robins. Row 2: K Reynolds, K. Rightmyer, L. Ruby, R. Redder, P. Ricks, C. Polaski, L. Pfitzner. Row 3: J. Pfitzner G. Readler, B. Quick, P. Piastro, W, Partridge, J. Sanford, Row 4: N. Richter, V. Orbacz, G. Olson W. Ohno, G. Richardson, B. Patterson, D. Ro- driguez. v y A literature passage is shared by Mr. De Mers and an English class. Front row: P. Herdman, C. Greene, K. Hallion, D. Hill, S. Higgins, B. Granoto. Row 2: V. Heese, R. Hoy, E. Heron, J. Graham, E. Hewitt, V. Groves. Row 3: D. Hornbeck, S. Hill D. Holmquist, R. Kaminski, K. Jarvis, D. Hiller. Row 4: W. Hornbeck, P. Jung, P. Hoekstra, D. Hendrickson, F. Greco, A. Guarino. Front row: N. Mehlich, A. Montano, M. Misasi, D. Myers, M Munro, M. Mercer, T. O'Bryan. Row 2: G. Myers, P. Murphy N. Myer, M. Nau, D. Moore, V. Naccarato. Row 3: D. Mur- phy, D. Myer, K. Murphy, S. Mellander, K. Mooney. Row 4 L. Nezich, G. Myer, R. Nelson, S. Medeiros, S. Nagy, D Notarnicola. Front row: C. Troiano, L. Thein, D. Winters, P. Zibella, D. Yerick, M. Walton. Row 2: D. Zook, M. Wasserbach, K. Whit- ney, F. Tessandori, K. Vogel, M. Wilsey. Row 3: M. Zibella, L. Temple, J. Winchell, B. Turk, S. Van Derbeck, J. Winnie, C. Wood. Row 4: S. Widmann, S. Van Baaren, G. Voerg, S. Waldron, P. Zmiyarch, C. Wittenbecker. 7 Front row: B. Fondino, D. Gardner, T. Fitzpatrick, V. Cyr, R. Finch, L. Davis. Row 2: N. Frame, D. Ferraro, P. Flanigan, C. Farrell, C. Farrell, D. Falcinelli. Row 3: S. Dusol, W. Cusack, M. Flannery, C. Ferrono, E. Cutler, R. Farrell. Row 4: D. Drescher, M. Flanigan, N. Crantek, J. Erceg, B. Flick, D. Ducas. Front row: Mrs. E. Ketelaar, T. Vaughn, J. Walker, G. Stevens, B. Tucker. Row 2: J. Wittenbecher, G. Young, E. Wyman, G. Winters, J. Stegmayer. Row 3: T. Valk, G. Voerg, W. Wagor, R. Winchell, S. Van Blarcum. GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THINGS . The Sophomore Class Front row: V. Scarselli, D. Tanski, D. Simmons, D. Strbich, J. Taylor, A. Schoonmaker. Row 2: L. Snyder, S. See, T. Tabler, V. Swart, M. Simmons. Row 3: D. Sauer, B. Sasso, E. Schu- macher, A. Smith, W. Stade, P. Shields. Row 4: T. Simmons, W. Schaap, D. Smith, P. Shultis, J. Speirs. - H I School Spirit, the Extra Push Our Winning Team Needs . . . S. Carr, J. Winnie, C. Wittenbecher Cheer for Saugerties at Arlington. Front row: K. Boice, A. Bligh, M. Barber, M. Becard, S. Valk, D. Amen- dola. Row 2: M. J. Beiter, A. Shultis, K. Arthur, C. Archer, S. Anderson M. Auer, Row 3: K. Barker, R. West, F. Abate, B. Tonnesen, J. Ackert P. Trice, K. Anderson. Row 4: A. Snyder, P. Ascienzo, C.,Anderson, B. Benson, K. Blundell, J. Bogardus. Front row: C. Clum, M. Buono, R. Crane, R. Burch, S. Briody, S. Carr P. Boulton. Row 2: M. Bruyn, D. Chodoba, J. Bruno, J. Borgen, J Cafaldo, J. Brocco. Row 3: T. Cole, M. Cafaldo, T. Carney, J. Boyle, R Converse, J. Cox, D. Coffey. Row 4: J. Cody, M. Brown, N. Chrystie, N Cavanagh, B. Short, C. Brvden. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Roach, advisor, Stanley Rosenberger, Vice Presi dent, Tom Almquist, treasurer, Holly Carnright, president, Jacqueline Tynan, secre tary, Naomi Velasco, social director. Front row: D. Brocco, D. Bordeaux, M. Baran, W. Whitaker, H. Breiten- bach, D. Bell. Row 2: D. Benz, R. Amato, G. Bollin, R. Brinnier, B. Borcherdt, S. Bernard. Row 3: S. Ahrens, W. Brown, K. Anders, D. War- ringer, M. Bonavita, C. Appollonia, J. Beisel. Row 4: J. Wood, T. Almquist, R. Barbetta, R. Andreassen, R. Breithaupt, B. Benham. Front row: G. Ciarlante, N. Christianna, C. Daley, N. Bruno, D. Crane, S. Straub. Row 2: S. Clements, P. Cafaldo, M. Ciesielski, D. Del Monte, R. Carr, M. Calderwood. Row 3: R. Cyr, D. Curry, B. Clark, S. Conley, R. Cauley, G. Curry, L. Duncan. Row 4: L. Craig, J. Christiana, J. Carn- right, C. Detweiler, H. Carnright, L. Churchill. Front row: C. Dugan, L. Di Giacomo, D. Fiero, M. Francello, M. L Garrison, M. Gambino. Row 2: P. Gaddis, R. Garrison, N. Ducas, R Drury, P. Finger, N. Gardner. Row 3: J. Fondino, K. Eckerlein, S. Forma D. Doyle, D. Gade, B. Eschmann. Row 4: J. Ellis, P. Finger, D. Gallenz A. Di Paola, P. Fredkin, V. Fuller. Reaching, Creating, Finding a Place for the 'Wow Generation' . Class of 970 Front row: S. Lemon, M. Krom, J. Mayer, M. A. Mayone, P. Mauro, J. Klomm. Row 2: R. Lang, S. Springer, D. Kelly, J. Le Goff, L. Leskody, R. Kiniry. Row 3: R. May- one, J. Kolls, D. Lamb, J. Markle, V. Lund, R. Lawless, D. Kraemer. Row 4: R. Lack, K, Landers, G. Leisendahl, W. Schmitt, B. Leighton, C. Markunas. Front row: S. Hoffman, E. Gilbane, C. Hulme, M. Hilde- brandt, M. Hess, S. Hoy, M. Graham, Row 2: C. Gutheil B. German, J. Groenhof, D. Hudak, J. Harper, C. Hillje Row 3: A. Hoey, T. Keefe, T. Jones, L. Hauck, J. Johnson M. Ishkanian, P. Karashay. A good book is the best o riends, the same today and forever. - Proverbial Philosophy of Reading The Junior Year . . . A Step Nearer to Graduation and Accomplishment Front row: R. Rinaldo, M. Pensabene, V. Parodi, J. Boice, C. Positano. Row 2: J. Quick, N. Osenni, D. Moser, S. Mctzelaar, J. Miller, P. Olson. Row 3: R. Pousant, S. Murphy, D. Polaski, M. McKeon, A. Putnam. Row 4: D. Plieghaar, D. Mitchell, D. Naccarato, G. Nagy, F. Pet- ramale, S. Pasqua. Front row: M. A. Readler, I. Bush, G. Orsulich, C. Ryan, D. Ryan, D. Roser, P. Ritchie, V. Roshetski. Row 2: N. Schaffer, N. Sachs, C. Legg, M. Schoch, B. Boyce, B. Pelham, E. Heese. Row 3: B. Rice, M. J. Becker, E. Myer, D. Sasso, D. Gambino, D. Reinhard. Row 4: F. Serra, S. Rosenberger, F. Richardson, J. Rusconi, D. Rittie, S. Rosenberger, L. Schuster. Front row: R. Aldrich, A. Slattery, R. Sheehan, M Ruddy, P. Zenzius, J. Torgersen. Row 2: S. Van Warner L. Pappalardo, G. Shultis, S. Smith, R. Todaro, C. Taylor Row 3: D. Smith, S. Terpening, J. Tynan, R. Sickler, L Swingle, R. Stevens, T. Hally. Row 4: D. Snyder, D Treat, B. Tompkins, R. Teitter, D. Stenson, M. Stau- dacher, LEFT: Steve Pasqua adds finishing touches to distributive education display. Below: Bob Carr shows that a steady hand and precision measurements are the basics in mechanical drawing. Front row: N. Vaclavicek, F.. Varone, N. Wolven, E. Wid- mann, D. Woodworth, K. Ziegler, B. Valk. Row 2: W. Wolven, K. Yeo, A. Whitaker, M. Waldele, L. Whiteford, V. Zammillo. Row 3: R. Warfel, L. Unthank, R. Whi- taker, R. Van Baaren, J. Ahrens, A. Winters, Wynne. ll5 'I' --Nffi L ,,, ty'1st,QgiUf11,':'f ' iz QJ rtttit f M p Gaining Experience Through Participation and Observation. . Underelassrnen Left: Flashing slides and colored lights provide u psychedelic background for the Iiody's performance . . . Two years Too Late, the Junior dance, Below: A moment of thought B, Bauer, K Whitney. X-x J. Cullerton leading an English cluss .. Vedder assuming responsibilities of a library ussistzinl Students vievtling a classroom movie. ,f.,ff' it SE NIURS ,- -- OFFICERS, CLASS OF 1969 Seated: Ann Stegmayer, trea- surer: Marlene Martino, secretaryg Michael O'Bryan. president. Standing: Judy Robinson. typist: Mr. Patrick Rodden, advisorg Salvadore Sangi vice-president. Reflecting on Patterns of the Past . . . Senior Class Saugerties High Schools first graduating class to surpass two hundred in number, the Class of '69, initiated several changes and definitely secured valuable achievements throughout its career. As the first freshman class to study in the new junior high building, the Class of '69 established the practice of modeling class elections to govern- ment elections through lively, enthusiastic campaigns and use of a voting machine. Sophomore year brought another nrst-the sch0ol's first battle of the bands, The Jig's Up. Thoughts about graduating and entering college began to concern the class, as class rings appeared in the junior year. The Junior Prom, Chez Paris , presented by the Class of '69 was one of Saugerties High School's most beautiful balls. Couples danced from sidewalk cafes into the streets of Paris and through Parisian gardens. The Class of '69 marked the beginning ofits senior year by raising a record amount in magazine sales. Top salesmen in the class enjoyed a day in New York City with a Japanese dinner and the Broadway musical Mame. College applications were submit- ted in the fallg plans for the next year were being discussed by everyone. Senior portraits arrived in time for Christmas, to be given as gifts and to exchange with friends. Orders for graduation announcements and measurements for caps and gowns seemed to bring graduation very near. The Senior Play, Mr. Hobbs' Vacation was successfully presented in March through the fine efforts and co-operation of its Cast and crew. Senior Week-end arrived with excitement and anxiety. The Senior Ball, Blue Moon , climaxed the class' activities. Then, with the excitement of accomplishment and the tears of sorrow and gladness, the Class of '69 was graduated, proudly leaving its mark at S.H.S. 85. X Mi Saugerties High Is Proud of Its Scholastic Leaders REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Seated: Ann Stegmayer, Clairan Ferrono, Kathleen Dunn, Jean Herd- man, Mary Bean. Standing: Claire Martello, Christine Bec- kert, Roger Praetorius, Raymond Kryzwonos, Barbara Holfman, Michael O'Bryan. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP ALTERNATE WINNERS: Susan Fetty, Phi- lip Crank, David Goble, Brenda Pavlinik. VA LEDICTORIAN, Ann Stegmayerg SA LUTATORIAN, Clairan Ferrono. II9 The SA WYER Snlntes Outstanding Seniors NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COM- MENDATION WINNERS: Christine Beckert, Ann Stegmaycr, Clairan Ferrono Ctinalistj, Mi- chael O'Bryan, Susan Fetty. EMPIRE BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE, Roger Praetoriusg EMPIRE GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE, Jane Moser. I20 ULSTER COUNTY SENIOR SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS: Front row: K. Ruby, J. Hardman, K. Dunn, A. Stegmayer, C. Fcrrono. Row 2: J, Moser, B. Hoffman, F. Meyer, S. Fetty, B. Pavlinik. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN, Mary Bean MONTGOMERY WARD OUTSTAND- BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OI-' ING STUDENT OF THE MONTH, TOMORROW. Ann Stegmayer Frank Meyer 1 I2I i -- -7--W MR. HOBBS, VACATION . . . Presented by the Class of 969 The hilarious adventures of the Hobbs' Family at their dilapidated cottage in Rock Harbor provided the entertaining action for the senior class' three-act play. As though domestic problems at Gray Gables were- n't enough, Mr. Hobbs, played by Ed Bor- gen, was drawn by his wife, played by Clairan Ferrono, into contact with the New England natives with disastrous results. Preceding the two-night engagement in the S.H.S. auditorium Mr. Fyhr once again took his senior dramatic east to Hudson to perform for the students of the Hudson River State School, where they gave a pre- view presentation. Front row: K. Ruby, N. Bosco, M. Kozenko, A. Ducas, B. Hotfman, P. Zoyle, J. Thornton, M. Houtman, N. Zietfek, W. Perks, C. Ferrono, S. Johnson. Row 2: G, O'Leary, W. Holden, C. Washburn, J. Moser, M Rooney. A. Keeley, C. Beckert, G. Fisher, S. Fetty, M. O'Bryun, M. Clap per, C. Martello, J. Rinaldi. Row 3: Mr. Gordon Fyhr, C. Ollinger, S. Brogan, C. Krause, E. Borgen, R. Rightmyer, R. Praetorius, D. Johnson, G. Myers, R. Newkirk, G. Terpening, R. Lachmann. CAbsenl, M. Beanj. o.., ll allfils Iogelher into X0l71ClklI'lIg good. You think of it as hopeless co1U'us1'o11, but-itk IW and vitality -and I know deep inside fha! I'm lucky lo be part of iz. Mr. Hobbs, Act 3, Scene l GAIL P. ABATE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Abate Clubs: Nurses' Club, Treas. 125, Pres. 135, Pep Squad, Treas. 135, Color Guard 125, Intm'ls.: Basket- ball 145, Softball 145, Volleyball 145 THERESA E. ANDERSON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson BOCES 13, 45 ANTHONY P. BARBETTA Parent: Mrs. Connie Barbetta HEIDI C. BAUMGARTEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf C. Baumgarten Clubs: Jr. Leaders Club 115, Fr. Club, Esopus Council 125, Intm'ls.: Volleyball, Basketball 11-45, Soccer 135, Softball 11, 25, Otlice Msgr. 145, Lib, Ass't. 11, 25 Challenging, Moving, Changing THE SHAPE OF THINGS T0 COME JANNA L. ADELS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Adels Clubs: Ski 11, 2, 35, French 11, 25, Sec. 125, Leaders 11, 2, 3, 45, Hmrm. Pres. 1l, 25: Esopus Council 1255 BLUESTONE SENTINEL Re- porter 115, Social Editor 125, Intm'l.: Basketball 12, 35, Volleyball 125 LAWRENCE A. ANDREASSEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Olaf An- dreassen Clubs: Interact 13, 45, Vars. Club 13, 45: Football: Frosh 115, J.V. 125, Vars. 13, 45: Intm'l.: Basketball 12, 3, 45, Softball, Volleyball 1145 BILIETA A. BAUER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bauer Clubs: Sec. Club 145, Pep Squad 145: Typist, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 145, Intm'ls.: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 45, Soccer, 12, 45, Basketball 11, 45, Banking Stalf 145 VINCENT M. BAXTER Parent: Mrs. Rowena Baxter MARY P. BEAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond F. Bean Junior Class Sec. 131, Clubs: Le Cercle Francais 11, 2, 3, 41, Pres. 111, Vice-Pres. 13, 41, Jr. Leaders 111, Leaders 12, 3, 41, Vice-Pres. 141, Ski 141, BLUESTONE SEN- TINEL Rep. 121, Lit. Ed. 131, Cheerleading, J.V. 11, 21, Co- Capt. 121, Vars. 131, Intm'l.: Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 12, 31, Nat'l. Honor Society 13, 41, D.A.R. Good Citizen 141, Essay Winner 121 LAUREEN A. BECK Parent: Mrs. Louise Beck J. Watson Bailey School, 111, Student Librarian 131 I CHRISTINE BECKERT Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beckert Clubs: Sigma 12, 3, 41, Art 13, 41, Sec. 141, Esopus Council 11, 2, 31, Ski Club 13, 41, BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Rep. 111, Music Ed. 121: SAWYER, Art Staff131, Lit. Staff 141, Choral Clinic Alt. 131, Chorus Accomp. 131, Friday Sounds 13, 41, Intm'ls.: Basket- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Nat'l. Honor Society, Letter of Commendation, Sr. Seminar JO ANN BIELINSKI Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bielinski Librarian 131, Office Messen- ser 141 COLLEEN MARION BOICE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Boice, Jr. BOCES 13, 41 CRAIG S. BORNER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter H. Borner Homeroom Vice-Pres. 111, Pres. 12, 31, French Club 11, 21, Student Council 141, Frosh Football 111, Intm'ls.: Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Basket- ball 1l, 2, 3, 41 PATRICIA ELLEN BENTLEY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Bentley, Sr. Esopus Council 121, Intm'ls.z Speedaway 111, Basketball 11, 3, 41, Softball 11, 3, 41, Volleyball 131, Soccer 141 PATRICIA E. BLOCK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Block BOCES 13, 41, Homemaking Club 131 EDWARD T. BORGEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Borgen Senior Play 141, Ski Club 13, 41, Pres. 141, J.V. Football 11, 21, Track 11, 21, J.V. and Varsity, Winter Track 121, Usher 11, 21 NINA M. BOSCO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. ig- nazio Bosco Senior Play 141, Clubs: Sigma 13, 41, Spanish 13, 41, Future Teachers 13, 41, BLUE- STONE SENTINEL 13, 41, SAWYER 13, 41 PATRICIA E. BOYLE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James F. Boyle Art Club 12-41, Vice-Pres. 1415 SAWYER Art Staff 12-41g Friday Sounds 13, 41, Vars. Twirlers, Co- Capt, 131, Capt. 141, Intm'ls.: Bas- ketball 11-31, Volleyball 12, 31, Soft- ball 121g Nat'l. Honor Soc. BRUCE BRONTOLI Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Bron- toli CHRISTOPHER M. BROWN Parent: Mr. Nelson Brown FAITH M. BUONO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Buono Soph. Class Sec. 121, Clubs: Sigma 12-41, Sec. 131, Jr. Leaders 111, Sec., Esopus Council, Treas. 141, SAW- YER Bus. Staff 13, 41, Cheerleading: J.V. 121, Co-Capt. 121, Vars. 13, 41, Co-Capt. 141, Intm'ls.: Soccer, Bas- ketball 1I-31, Volleyball 13, 41, Hockey 131, Softball 11-41g Otiice Msgr. 141, Gymnastics 12, 31 STEVEN E. BROGAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Brogan, Sr. Senior Class Play 141g Distributive Ed. Club 141 CAROLYN E. BROWN Parent: Mr. Nelson Brown Sigma Club 1413 Spanish Club 131 ROBERT W. BROWN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown SUSAN M. CAFALDO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cafaldo AC A , Sculpted creations by a Senior Seminar lecturer are examined by B Pavlinik, J. Moser, C. Ferrono. BRANDON L. CARROLL Parents: Mr. and Mrs. M. Lawrence Carroll Ski Club 11, 21, Explorers 11, 21, Treas.121gIntm'ls.: Volleyball 12, 31, Basketball 121 WILLIAM E. CASAL Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Casal Interact 1413 Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 121g Intrm'ls.: Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Soft- ball 121 THOMAS N. CHRISTIANA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Christiana Clubs: Ski Club 11, 21, Varsity 12, 3, 41, Esopus Council 121, County Chorus 13, 41, Choral Council Pres. 1415 Vars. Basketball 12, 31g Vars. Wrestling 141, Vars. Track 12, 41, Football: J.V. 111, Vars. 12, 3, 41, Intrmls: Volleyball, Softball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 141, All League Tackle 141 MARY E. CLAPPER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Jo- seph Clapper, Sr. Student Council 111, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 1415 Intrmls: Speeda- way 111, Volleyball 12, 31, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Softball 131, Soccer 141g Li- brarian 111 DAWN C. CONVERSE Guardians: Mr. and Mrs. William Brandow Junior Leaders Club 111, J.V. Soft- ball 131g Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Softball 11, 31, Basketball 11, 21 GERALDINE CARROTTI Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Car- rotti rotti Future Nurses Club 121, Sec 121, Stu- dent Council 111g BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Typist 141, Intm'ls: Speedaway 121, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball 131, Librarian 11, 3, 41, Banking Staff 141, Sec. Club 141 PAUL R. CHRISTIANA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Christiana Ski Club 12, 31, Gymnastics 141J.V. Football 11, 21, Vars. 141, Vars. Wrestling 141, Intrmls: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41 RANDOLPH T. CIARLANTE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciarlante Homeroom Pres. 111, Interact 141, Usher 111, J.V. Baseball, Basketball 11, 21, Capt. Intrml. Basketball 141, Intrml. Football 11, 21 JAMES A. CODY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cody Cross Country PHILIP L. CRANK, JR. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Crank, Sr. Basketball 11, 21, Intrmls: Basket- ball 131 WILLIAM A. CURTIS, JR. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Curtis, Sr. Clubs: Dance Club 11, 21, Art Club 12, 3, 41, Jazz Club 131, BLUE- STONE SENTINEL Photographer 111, Friday Sounds 13, 41 MICAHEL G. DACHENHAUSEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Da- chenhausen Archery Club 111 ROBERT J. D'ADDARIO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Langstrand ANN E. DE GROFF Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John De Groff Clubs: Ski 121, Leaders' 13, 41, French 11, 21, Student Council 11, 2, 3, 41, Intrmls: Basketball 121, Hockey 131 ESTER DEL ROSARIO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Del Ro- sario Intrmls: Basketball 11, 21, Speeda- way 111, Volleyball 11, 21 Chuck Ollinger browses through the college reference materials in the guidance office. MARGARET E. DECKER Parents: Mr, and Mrs. Francis J. Decker Clubs: Pep Squad 141, French Club 141, Ping Pong 141, Future Nurses' 13, 41, Treas. 141, Homemaking 141, Intrmls: Soccer 13, 41, Volleyball 141, Basketball 13, 41, Nurse's Msgr. 13, 41, Library Ass't. 111 TERRY M. DEL MONTE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Del Monte Clubs: Distributive Ed. 141, Student Council 141, Football, J.V. 121, Var- sity 13, 41, Intrmls: Basketball 12, 31, Softball 12, 31, Basketball 12, 31, Softball 12, 31 KEVIN P. DOYLE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doyle Usher 111, Football: Frosh 111, J.V. 121, Vars. 13, 41, Baseball: J.V. 121, Vars. 13, 41, Basketball 111, Basket- ball Intrmls 12, 3, 41 KEVIN F. DRESCHER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Drescher PENNY L. DUCKER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Ducker Academy of St, Ursula 1113 Class Treas. 11, 213 Esopus Council 12, 3, 413 Clubs: Archery 12, 31, Ski 12, 41, Pep Squad 12, 31, Future Nurses 12, 313 SAWYER Adv. Staff 1413 Glee Club 111 THOMAS P. EMERICK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Emerick Interact Club 13, 41, Sec.3 Student Council 1413 Football: J.V. 11, 21, Varsity 13, 413 Basketball: Frosh 111, J.V. 11, 21, Varsity 1313 Intrmls: Bas- ketball 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 13, 41 PETER R. FERRARO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fer- raro Intramural Football CLAIRAN J. FERRONO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrono Senior Play 1413 Clubs: French 1141, Art 13, 41, F.T.A. 1313 Little Red Schoolhouse 13, 413 H. V. Quiz Bowl 13, 413 Syracuse Citz. Ed. Conf. 13, 41, Winner 131: BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL Rep. 131, Editor-in-Chief1413 SAWYER Lit. Ed. 1413 Music Com- petition 13, 413 Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Soccer, Basketball 121, Vol- leyball 11, 21 Hockey 131 Softball 11, 2, 313 American Hist. Prize 1313 Nat'l. Merit Finalist 1413 Nat'l. Honor Society 13, 413 Senior Seminar 141, SALUTATORIAN ANN C. DUCAS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Normand Ducas Clubs: French 12, 3, 41, F.T.A. 13, 41, Sec.-Treas., Sigma 1413 BLUE- STONE SENTINEL Rep. 1413 Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Field Hockey 13, 41, Softball 131, Vol- leyball 131 KATHLEEN J. DUNN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Francis J, Dunn Senior Play 1413 Little Red School- house, Alt. 1413 Art Club 12, 3, 41, Pres. 1313 Senior Seminar 1413 Na- tional Honor Soc. 13, 413 Student Council 1113 SAWYER Staff13, 413 BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Art Ed. 11, 2, 3, 41 ROBERT S. FARRIS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Far- ris Clubs: Jazz Club 13, 41, Record Club 13, 413 Student Council 1213 Clarinet Ensemble 1113 Dance Band 1113 Friday Sounds 13, 413 Intrmls: Flag Football 111, Softball 11, 21 VINCENT J. FERRARO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fer- raro Student Council 1113 Jazz Club 1313 Track 1313 Football 1413 Intramural Football 111 SUSAN A. FETTY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fetty Senior Play 1413 Clubs: French 11, 21, Pep Squad 13, 413 Student Council 1413 National Honor Soc. 13, 413 Intrml: Volleyball 1213 Librarian 1113 Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Commen- dation Winner3 Senior Seminar 141 MICHAEL FRELIGH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fre- ligh Intramural Softball CLIFFORD R. FULLER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fuller BRENDA T. GARDNER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner Hmrm. Pres. 111, Treas. 121: Clubs: Jr. Leaders Club 111, Leaders 12, 31: J.V. Cheerleading 11, 21, Intm'ls.: Basketball 11, 2, 31, Volleyball 11, 2, 31, Hockey 11, 2, 31, Soccer 11, 2, 3, Apparatus 11, 21 Softball 11, 2, 31, Speedaway 111, Track 121 GERDA FISCHER IRENE FISCHER JOHN H. FITZPATRICK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Artur Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Artur Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fitz- Fischer Fischer patrick Clubs: Art Club 13, 41, Color Guard Clubs: Color Guard 11441, F,T.A. Clubs: Varsity 12, 3, 41, Esopus 121, Ping Pong 13, 415 BLUESTONE SENTINEL Rep. 131, Bus. Mgr. 141, SAWYER Art Staff 131g Intm'ls.: Basketball 111, Speedaway 111 ROBERT A. FRELIGH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V. Freligh Printer, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 121, J,V. Football 121, Intm'ls.: Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 31, Softball 131 RANDAL A. FURY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fury Clubs: Varsity Club 13, 41, Esopus Council 131, Basketball, Frosh, J,V., Vars. 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball: Frosh, J.V., Vars. 11, 2, 3, 41, Football: J.V. 121, Vars. 13, 41: Intm'ls.: Volleyball 12, 3, 41 GAIL MARIE GARDNER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Gardner Hmrm. Treas. 121, Esopus Council Alt. 111g Clubs: Shorthand 121, French Club 12, 31, Treas. 131: BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Typist 141, Intm'ls.: Basketball 12, 31, Vol- leyball 121, Librarian 141 13, 41, Sec. 141, Ping Pong 13, 41 Council 121, Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 41, C0-Capt. 131, Track 11, 2, 415 J.V. Basketball 1213 Varsity Basketball 13, 41: Intm'l.: Volleyball 12, 3, 41 STEVEN J. GARDNER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner Ski Club 11, 215 Football 11, 215 Intm'ls.: Softball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basket- ball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41 DARLENE A. GILMORE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gil- more, Jr. Distributive Education Club 141 CAROLYN E. GRACE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grace Pep Squad 12, 3, 41, Gymnastics 131, Ski 12, 31, Sec. Club Treas. 1415 BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Typist 1415 Intm'ls.: Volleyball 12, 31, Bas- ketball 12, 315 Banking Statf 1415 Nurse's Msgr. 141 THOMAS C. GRECO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Greco, Sr. Hmrm. Pres. 111, Jr. Class Pres. 1315 Clubs: Spanish 131, Presidents' Council 131, Band Council 1215 Brass Quartet 1315 J.V. Basketball 1215 J.V. Baseball 11, 215 Vars. Basketball 131, Baseball 1315 Frosh Basketball 1115 lntm'ls.: Volleyball 131, Football 12, 315 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 13, 41 PATTI S. HAYES Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. William Hayes, Jr. Clubs: French 11, 2, 3, 41, Sec.1l1, Ski 12, 3, 41, Pep Squad 13, 41, Treas. 141, Political Philosophy 1215 Student Council 1415 lntm'ls.: Volleyball 1415 Student Librarian 111 JAMES GILBANE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gil- bane Varsity,Track12, 3, 41, Co-Capt. 131, Varsity Cross-Country 13, 41, Co- Capt. 141 DAVID J. GOBLE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. David J. Go- ble Clubs: Political Science 131, Guides 111, French 11, 21, Varsity 1315 SAW- YER Sports Ed. 1415 Football: Frosh111, J.V. 121, Vars.131g Basket- ball: Frosh 111, Mgr. 12, 315 Frosh Baseball 1115 Vars. Track 1315 Intm'ls.: Basketball 12, 3, 41, Vol- leyball 12, 3, 415 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 13, 415 Senior Seminar 1415 Syracuse Citizenship Ed. Conf. 13, 41 EILZABETH D. GRAHAM Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius J. Graham Clubs: Leaders 13, 41, Treas. 141, French 1415 Hmrm. Treas. 121g Esopus Council 1315 lntm'1s.: Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 31, Volleyball, Softball 12, 315 Nat'l. Honor Society JOHN L. GROWER Parent: Mrs. John F. Grower JACKSON R. HENDERSON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Coy W. Hen- derson Varsity Baseball 13, 415 Intm'ls.: Football 13, 41, Basketball 13, 41, Volleyball 13, 41 131 Experiments with timing devices occupy Rich Short and Ralph Lachmann in physics lab. JEAN MARIE HERDMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Herdman J. Watson Bailey School C11, J. Wat- son Bailey School Cl1: Clubs: French C3, 41, Physics C31, F.T.A. C3, 413 Trio C21g Quartet C31, Double Quartet C2, 31, Nat'l. Honor Society C3, 41: Sen- ior Seminar WILLIAM M. HOLDEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Holden Senior Play C415 Varsity Club C3, 41: Football: Cl, 2, 3, 41, J.V. C21g Track C2, 31, Winter Track C31, Intmls: Flag Football C2, 31, Softball C21 GAYLA S. HOLLORAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Griffin E. Holloran Clubs: Sigma C21, Art C3, 41g Student Council C115 Cheerleading: J.V., Vars. Cl, 2, 3, 41g Intmls: Softball, Cl, 2, 31, Hockey Cl, 21, Soccer Cl, 2, 31, Basketball Cl, 21 OLIVE H. HUNT Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hunt Homemaking Club C3, 41g Spanish Club C41 BARBARA J. HOFFMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hotf- man Clubs: Jr. Leaders C11, Sigma C2, 3, 41, French Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-pres. C213 Nat'l. Honor Society C3, 41, Student Gov't. C415 BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL C2, 31, Layout Ed.: SAWYER C41g Vars. Cheerleading C3, 415 Intmls: Hockey C2, 31, Volleyball Cl, 21, Speed-away C11, Basketball C3, 41, Senior Seminar C415 Syracuse Citi- zenship Ed. Conf. C3, 41 NELSON D. HOLLAND Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Holland Track Cl, 21: Cross Country C3, 41 MARGARET H. HOUTMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Houtman Hmrm. Vice-Pres. C2, 31, Clubs: Leaders C3, 41, Sec. C41, Gymnastics Cl, 41, Ski C21, Jazz C31, Intmls: Bas- ketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Soccer C41, Volleyball C2, 3, 41 I RICHARD J. HUNTER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter Football: Frosh C11, J.V, C21, Varsity C41, Intmls: Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Flag Football C31, Volleyball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Softball Cl, 2, 3, 41 Remembering Those Happy Years . . . Freshman Elections . . . Sophomore Dance . . . Junior Prom . . . Class Rings . Senior Portraits VINCENT J. KIME Parent: Mrs. Helen Kime MICHAEL R. KLEINERT Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kleinert Thurston High School C215 Intramu- ral Basketball, Football Cl, 21 ROBERT G. KLEEMANN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kleemann Intramurals: Softball, Basketball, Volleyball KARLYN E. KNAUST Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. Karl Knaust Sigma Club C3, 413 Spanish Clubg In- tramurals: Soccer, Hockey, Vol- leyball DAVID C. JOHNSON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Johnson St. Patrick's Catholic High School Cl, 21g Ski Club C315 Senior Class Play C41g Track C41 CHRISTINE E. JONES Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Egbert H. Jones Future Nurses C21, Pres. Intmls: Speedaway Cl1, Volleyball Cl, 2, 31, Basketball Cl, 2, 31, Soccer Cl, 21, Hockey C21, SAWYER Photogra- pher C2, 31 KRISTINE KELLERHOUSE Parents: Mrs. Joan Cramer and Mr Robert Kellerhouse SHARON E. JOHNSON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William W. Johnson Social Dir. C21g Clubs: French C2, 31, Soc. Dir. C31, Leaders Cl, 2, 3, 4,1g Esopus Council Cl, 2, 3, 41, Treas. C21, Sec. C41g BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL Student Ed. C2, 3, 415 SAW- YER Adv. Staff C3, 415 Choral Clinic, Alt. C31g Vice-Pres. Chorus C415 Intmls: Basketball, Volleyball, Softball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Hockey C2, 3, 41, Student Lib. C415 Nat'l. Honor Soc. C3, 41 ALISON H. KEELEY Palrents: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kee- ey Senior Play C41g Clubs: Art C21, Sigma C2, 3, 41, Future Teachers C3, 41, Pres. C41, French C41g Esopus Council C115 SAWYER Bus. StatTC3, 41: BLUESTONE SENTINEL Cl, 2, 3, 41, Stud. Ed. C21, Soc. Ed. C31, Intmls: Speedaway Cl1, Basketball C311 Lib. Ass't. Cl, 411 Nat'l. Honor Society C3, 41 MARYJANE KERR Parent: Mrs. Bernice Kerr JAMES H. KNUTH Parent: Mrs. Francis Knuth Intramural Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Bas- ketball 12, 31 MARGARET R. KOZENKO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mike N. Kozenko Clubs: Sigma 13, 41, French 141, Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Hockey 121, Volleyball 121, Librarian 111, Nat'l. Honor Society RAYMOND D. KRZYWONOS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Krzywonos Varsity Track 121 WALTER M. KONOPKA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Konopka Interact 11, 41, Varsity Football 141, Intmls: Basketball 1Z, 3, 41, Softball 11, 2, 31, Football 12, 31 STEPHEN M. KOZLOWSKY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Ko- zlowsky St. Patrick's Catholic High School 11, 21 RALPH C. LACHMANN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lachmann Senior Play 141, Clubs: Archery 111, Ski 12, 31, Student Council 1415 BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Lay- out Ed. 131g Track 121, Intrmls: Football 121, Volleyball 12, 31 PEGGY JANE LANIER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lanier Ski Club 11, Z, 31, Student Council 141, Intramural Volleyball 1l, 21 JANIS A. LARSEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Larsen Ski Club 11, 21g BLUESTONE SENTINEL, typist 141, Intrmls: Basketball 11, 21, Baseball 11, 21, Volleyball 11, 213 Librarian 111 PAUL J. LEGG HOLLY E. LEIMGRUBER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Legg Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Freshman Football, Freshman Bas- Leimgruber ketball Nurses' Club 131 DENISE S. LIEBERGOT Parent: Mrs. Josephine Youmans Student Council 121, Spanish Club 131g Pep Squad 141g Intrmls: Softball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Bas- ketball 12, 3, 41g Librarian 111 JOHN MALONE fl 5175? 1. i 4,5221 ' .u is I . 5, f , ,f , Nj .Kira 51:1 M LE' 4 ,'l.1,, Q tl ,J Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ma- X 4 if , 1 lone Larry Wyman dramatically portrays Oedipus in the humanities' production The Grecians Are Coming. LILLIAN A. MARGIOTTA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Margiotta BLUESTONE SENTINEL, art StatT111g Intrmls: Softball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 12, 31, Volleyball 12, 31, Hockey 131, Soccer 11, 2, 3, 41, Speedaway 111 BRIAN F. MARTIN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mar- tin Track: J.V. 111, Varsity 121 JOANNE S. MAYONE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Mayone CLAIRE E. MARTELLO Parent: Mrs. Anthony Martello Art Club 12, 3, 41g French Club 111, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 12, 3, 41, Lit. Ed. 1313 SAWYER Art Staff 131g Color Guard 121, Intrmls: Soft- ball 111 MARLENE S. MARTINO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar- tino Senior Class Sec. 141, Clubs: Jr. Leaders 111, Leaders 13, 41, J.V. Cheerleading 131, Intml: Basketball 11-31, Volleyball 12, 31, Hockey 12, PATRICK J. MAYONE Parents: Mr. and Mrs, Pat Mayone Art Club 12, 3, 41, Intrmls: Flag Football 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 121, Basketball 11, 21 JOSEPH L. MISTRETTA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mis- Iretla Art Club 13, 41 PAMELA J. MORGAN Parents: Mr.s Bessie Tice, Mr. George W. Morgan Clubs: Jr. Leaders 1l1, French 12, 31, Leaders 13, 41, SAWYER Adv. Staff 13, 41, J.V. Cheerleading 121, Intrmls: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Soft- ball 1l, 2, 31, Speedaway 111, Gym- nastics 1l, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 THOMAS H. MURPHY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Murphy Interact Club 12, 3, 41, J.V. Football 131, Varsity 141, Intrmls: Football 111, Volleyball 12, 3, 41 PATRICIA A. MEHLICH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Meh- lich Clubs: French 1l, 2, 3, 41, Treas. 121, Ski Club 13, 41, Sigma 13, 41, Intrmls: Basketball 11, 2, 31, Softball 12, 31 FRANK F. MEYER, JR. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Meyer, Sr. St. Patrick's High School 1l, 21, Stu- dent Council 131, Vice-President 131, Clubs: Varsity 13, 41, Interact 141, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 13, 41, Varsity Wrestling 13, 41, Capt. 141, Student of the Month 141, Senior Seminar 141, National Honor So- ciety 13, 41 SHARON A. MOON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moon JANE A. MOSER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moser Senior Play 141, Clubs: Jr. Leaders 1l1, French 1l, 21, Sec. 121, Sigma 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141, BLUESTONE SEN- TINEL 12, 3, 41, Girls' Sports Ed., SAWYER13, 41, Clubs Ed. 131, Lit. Staff 141, J.V. Cheerleading 1l, 21, Vars. 141, Intrmls: Volleyball 11-41, Softball 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Gymnastics 1l1, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 13, 41, Sr. Seminar 141, Girls' State RCP- 131 THOMAS J. MURPHY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Ski Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity Track 121, National Honor Society 13, 41 EDWIN P. MELLANDER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Mel- lander Archery Club 1l, 2, 31, Vice-Pres. 131, Ping Pong Club 1l, 2, 3, 41, Double Quartet 11, 2, 3, 41, Music Theory 131, String Quartet 1l, 2, 31 GEORGE T. MICKLE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mickle DARIEL S. MYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gustave E. Hommel BOCES C3, 41, BLUESTONE SENTINEL CI1, Reporter, Intrmls: Basketball Cl, 21, Office Messenger C2, 31 CHARLENE A. MUSKOVITCH AGNES M. MYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mus- Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Myer kovitch Home Economics Club C21 BOCES 13, 413 Intrmls: Hockey qi, 21, Basketball CI1, Soccer Cl, 21 GAIL MYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Myer Clubs: French CI1, Shorthand C21, Sec. Club C41g BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Typist C41g Intrmls: Volleyball C3, 41g Sr. High Office Msgr. C3, 41 MICHELLE MYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Myer Ski Club C11g BLUESTONE SENTINEL, Typist C415 Intrmls: Softball CI1, Volleyball Cl, 21, Basketball C11g Librarian CU GREGORY J. MYERS THOMAS J. MYERS LINDA J. NEWKIRK . Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anley Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Myers Myers, Jr. Newkirk Student Council, Ping Pong Sgph. Vice-Pres., Interact Club Intrmls: Basketball C31, Vol- Club C415 National Honor So- C415 Student Council C41g Foot- leyball C31 ciety C3, 41 ball Cl, 2, 413 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Intrmls: Volleyball C31, Soft- ball CI1, Football C11 NANCY M. NEWKIRK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newkirk French Club 1113 Pep Squad 141 1 GARY M. O'LEARY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Leary Senior Play 141g BLUESTONE SENTINEL Photographer 12, 31 CHARLES K. OLLINGER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olin- ger Soph. Pres.g Varsity Club, J.V. Bas- ketballg Cross Countryg J.V. Base- ball, Vars. Baseballg Intrmls: Basketball, Volleyball BETHANN H. OWENS Parents: Mr. and Mrs, James J. Ow- ens Clubs: French 13, 41, Shorthand 121, Sec.-Treas., Pep Squad 131, Sec., Ski 121g Intrmls: Basketball 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 141, Softball 141, Library Ass't. 13, 41 ROBERT W. NEWKIRK MICHAEL P. O'BRYAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newkirk O'Bryan, Jr. Archery Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Pres. Sr. Class Pres., Senior Play 141, 11, 2,31 Clubs: Guides 111, Philosophy 121, Ski 141g Assembly Usher 111g Baseball: J.V. 11, 21,Vars.13,41g NMSQT Letter of Commenda- tion, Nat'l. Honor Society 13, 41 CAROLYN ANNE O'CONNOR Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James O'- Connor BOCES 13, 41g lntrmls: Baseball 1l,.21, Basketball 111, Librarian 111 THOMAS GREY OLIVE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olive KAREN ORBACZ Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Or- bacz Frosh. Social Dir. 1113 Clubs: Jr. Leaders 111, Treas,g French 11, 2, 31, Sigma 131, Ski 131, Student Council 12, 41, BLUESTONE SENTINEL 11, 21, Ass't. Art Ed. 121g Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Basketball 11, 21, Baseball 11, 21, Volleyball 11, 31 PHILLIP J. PANTANO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Satter- field Mr. Phillip A. Pantano Clubs: Art 13, 41, Pres. 141, Varsity 141, Chess 111, Student Council 11, 41g Varsity Football Mgr. 141 FRANK T. PAPPALARDO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Pappalardo BRENDA G. PAVLINIK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pav- linik Clubs: French 11, 2, 31, Pres. 121, Ski 12, 3, 41, Sec. 131, Sigma 12, 3, 41, Vice-Pres. 131, Pep Squad 141, Vice- Pres. 141, Jr. Leaders 111, Vice-Pres., SAWYER Lit. Staff 131, Co-Editor 141, Choral Accomp, 13, 41, Sr. Semi- nar 141g Girls' State Alt. 131, Nat'l Honor Soc. 13, 41, Syracuse Univ. Citiz. Conf. 13, 41 PATRICIA A. PORTO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Porto Homemaking Club 141, Treas.g Li- brarian 12, 3, 41 CHERYL A. PULCASTRO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pulcas- tro Intrmls: Soccer 121, Basketball 131 KATHERINE A. RICKETSON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ricketson Home Economics Club WENDY J. PERKS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perks Jr. Leaders Club 111, Leaders 12, 3, 41, SAWYER Bus. Staff 13, 41g Cheerleading, J.V. 11, 21, Vars. 13, 41, Intrmls: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Softball 111, Speedaway 111, Basket- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Soccer 11, 2, 31, Gymnastics 11, 2, 313 Nat'l. Honor Society ROGER H. PRAETORIUS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pra- etorius Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Clubs: Interact 13, 41, Sgt. at Arms 141, Varsity 12, 3, 41, Le Cercle Francais 121g Stu- dent Council 131g SAWYER Sports Ed. 141, BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL, Sports Ed. 141g Football: Frosh1l1, J.V.11,21,Vars.12, 3, 41, Capt. 11, 411 Basketball: Frosh 111, J.V. 111, Vars. 12, 3, 41, Capt. 131, Baseball: J.V. 11, 21g Track Vars. 141, Intrmls: Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Boys' State Rep. 131 GAIL M. REESE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reese BOCES 13, 414 Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Baseball 121, Volleyball 111 ROBERT J. RIGHTMYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rightmyer Archery Club 11, 2, 31 JOHN P. RINALDI Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Rinaldi St. Patrick's High School 11, 2, 31g Junior Playg Senior Playg Latin Club 121, Nat'l. Honor Soc. 13, 41g Glee Club 1115 K and C Scholarship 111g Cert. Ed. Dev. 1NEDTp 121 SANDRA LEE ROBINSON Guardians: Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Vozdik Class Treas. 111, Sigma Club 13, 41, Sec. Club 141, BLUESTONE SENT. Typist 141, J.V. Cheerleading 121, Intrmls: Volleyball 121, Soccer 131, Banking StaiT141 GARY W. ROSE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Rose Ski Club 121g Student Council 111' SAWYER Advertising Staff 141 1 DAVID J. ROUNTREE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Roun- tree JUDITH R. ROBINSON Guardians: Mr. and Mrs. Ga- briel Vozdik Class Typist 141g Pep Squad 1415 Student Council 141g Sec. Club 141, BLUESTONE SENT. Typ- ist 141g Intrmals: Basketball 13, 41, Softball 13, 41, Volleyball 13, 41, Soccer 13, 413 Banking Ass't. 147 MARY A. ROONEY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rooney Berne-Knox High 111, Senior Class Playg Shorthand Club 121, Vice- Pres., Intrmls: Basketball 11, 2, 31, Student Librarian 141 NANCY J. ROSE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Rose, Sr. Art Club 13, 415 SAWYER Art Stat? 13, 415 Varsity Twirling Squad 12, 3, 41, Intrml. Basketball 12, 3, 41, Stu- dent Librarian 1l, 3, 41 ELIZABETH M. ROWLAND Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Row- land, Sr. Intramurals: Speedaway 1l1, Vol- leyball 121, Hockey 121 RICHARD H. SHORT Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Short Junior Play Stage Hand 131, Archery Club 111 CAROL A. SIMMONS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sim- l'l'lOl'1S BOCES 13, 41, lntrmls: Basket- ball 121, Softball 121, Student Li- brarian 111 KATHLEEN A. RUBY Parents: Mr. and Mrs, Raymond C. Ruby Clubs: Sigma 141, FTA 13, 41, Ter- tulia Espanola 13, 411 Intrmls: Hockey 13, 41, Basketball 13, 41g Stu- dent Librarian 111g Senior Seminar 1415 Nat'l. Honor Society 13, 41 STEPHEN J. SASSO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sasso ALBERTA D. SCHUG Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schug Bryant High School 111g Distribu- tive Education Club 141 SALVADORE M. SANGI Parent: Mrs. John Sangi Class Pres. 111, Vice-Pres. 141, In- teract 12, 3, 413 Ski Club 12, 41, Stu- dent Council 141, Pres., J.V. Basketball 1215 Varsity Football 141, Intrmls: Baseball 121, Basketball 121g Boys' State Rep. Alt. 131 ANDREW P. SCHOCH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kurt C Schoch J.V. Football 111, Intrml, Flag Foot- ball 121, Assembly Usher 121 JOHN J. SERRA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Serra, Sr. lntrmls: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Soft- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 Mr. Rodden, Senior Class advisor, displays a variety of graduation an nouncements to Patty Boyle. JAMES P. SIMMONS PETER SIMMONS WILLIAM G. SIMMONS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Simmons Simmons Simmons Ping Pong Club 141, Intrmls: Basketball 141g Soccer 13, 41 ROBERT F. SIRACUSANO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Siracusano SUSAN M. SMITH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John P. Smith Junior Leaders Club 1115 French Club 11, 21, BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL 141, Intrmls: Soccer 11, 2, 41, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Softball 11, 21 MARVIN B. SNYDER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sny- der Intrmls: Basketball 111, Softball 111 Distributive Education Club 1413 Dozen Bakersg Assembly Usher 11, 2, 31 SANDRA A. SMITH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A Smith, Sr. Class Sec, 1115 Clubs: Sigma 121, Jr. Leaders 111, Leaders 13, 413 SAW- YER Bus. Sta1f13, 415 Cheerleading: J,V. 121, Vars. 13, 41, Intrmls: Speedaway 111, Soccer 11, 21, Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Hockey 12, 31, Softball 11, 2, 3, 41, Gymnastics 11, 2, 31 KENNETH A. SNYDER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder DIANE M. SPADA Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spada French Club 11, 21g Shorthand Club 1215 BLUESTONE SENTINEL Typist 141 JOSEPH L. SINNOTT Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinnott J.V. Baseball 121, Varsity 1315 Intrmls: Flag Football 111, Vol- leyball 121, Basketball 131 ANN L. STEGMAYER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Stegmayer Jr. Class Prog. Chrmn. C315 Class Treas. C415 Jr. Leaders C115 Sigma CZ, 3, 41, Publicity Sec. C31, Student Council CZ, 41, Sec. C215 French Club Cl, 2, 31, Sec. C31, Ski CZ, 3, 415 Pep Squad C3, 41, Pres. C415 BLUE- STONE SENT. Cl, Z, 31, Asst. Ed C31, Feat. Ed. C215 SAWYER, Asst. Ed. C315 Co-Ed. C415Ir1trmlS:Speeda- way CI1, Basketball Cl, Z, 31, Vol- leyball Cl, 2, 31, Hockey CZ, 41, Softball Cl, 215 Biology Prize C215 Hist. Prize C115 Nat'l. Honor Soc. C3, 415 Nat. Merit Letter of Commend. C415 Senior Seminarg Homemaking of Tomorrow C415 VALEDIC- TORIAN DONNA L. SULLIVAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sul livan Pep Squad C315 Ski Club5 Student Li brarian CZ, 31 JANET E. THORNTON Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Richard F Thornton Hmrm. Sec. C115 French Club CZ, 31 Leaders C415 BLUESTONE SENTI: NBL C415 SAWYER Adv. Staff C3 415 Intrmls: Basketball Cl, Z, 3, 41, Volleyball CZ, 3, 41 EDWARD M. TUCKER, JR. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tucker, Sr. Distributive Education Club C41 LYNNE C. TURK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Turk, Jr. BOCES5 Intrmls: Basketball Cl, 21, Volleyball Cl, 215 Student Librarian C11 MICHAEL TUREK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Turek Class Vice-Pres. C115 Interact C3, 41, Vice-Pres. C415 Vars. Club C3, 415 Football: Frosh C11, Co-Capt., J.V. CZ1, Vars. CZ, 3, 415 Baseball: J.V. Cl, 21, Vars. C3, 415 Intrml. Basketball C21 DENNIS VALK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Valk, Sr. GEORGE J. TERPENING Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Ter- pening Senior Play5 Ping Pong Club C315 Vars. Club C415 Student Council C315 Band Council C3, 415 Choral Council C415 Football: J.V. CZ, 31, Vars. C41, Frosh C115 Vars. Baseball C315 Track Cl, 215 Intrmls: Softball C21, Basket- ball CZ, 3, 41, Volleyball Cl, 2, 3, 41 DEBORAH G. TOBIASSEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Austin Tobiassen French Club Cl, 215 Sigma C315 Intrmls: Volleyball C21, Basketball CZ1, Softball C215 Student Librarian C41 DEBORAH L. VAN WART Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Wart Homemaking Club C2, 3, 41, Sec. C3, 41, Secretarial Club C415 BLUE- STONE SENTINEL Typist C41, Banking Staff C41 CONSTANCE R. WASHBURN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John G. Washburn Senior Play C414 Clubs: Jr. Leaders Cl1, Pres., Leaders C3, 41, Ski Cl, 2, 41, French C213 Student Council C21, J.V. Cheerleading C2, 31, Intrmls: Volleyball Cl, 21, Speedaway CI1, Basketball Cl, 21, Hockey C21 CYNTHIA L. WHITAKER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Whitaker BLUESTONE SENTINEL Typist C41 STEPHEN J. VEDDER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Esmond S. Vedder J.V. Baseball C11g J.V. Basketball C21, Varsity Basketball C3, 41 Varsity Track C21 DIANNE L. WASSERBACH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Wasserbach Shorthand Club C21, Gymnastics Club C21g BLUESTONE SENTI- NEL Typist C41g Intrmls: Volleyball C2, 31, Speedaway C21, Basketball C2, 31, Jr. High Guidance Messenger Cl, 2, 31g Office Messenger C11 ROSEMARIE M. WIANDS Parent: Mrs. Bessie Wiands Distributive Education Club C415 In- tramural Volleyball C31g Oliice Mes- senger C3, 41 C415 Intramural Softball C31 JILL K. VANDERBECK RICHARD C. VAN ETTEN Parent: Mr. Earl W. Vanderbeck Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van French Club Cl1g Jr. High Messen- Etten ger C113 BOCES Wrestling Cl1g Intramural Basket- ball C2, 3, 41 SHEILA L- VAN LINDA C. VAN WARNER VALKENBURGH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Van Warner Valkenbhufgh Dismburive Education Club C41 Homfmakmg Club fl 3' 47' Pres' Messenger Cl, 21g Student Librarian Cl, 2, 41 DONNA M WILEY PATRICIA A. WILSON Parents Mr and Mrs Henry P Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, Wiley Sr Wilson Future Nurses Club C2 3 41 Clubs: Leaders C2, 3, 41, Treas. Sec C31 Pres C41 Intrmls Vol C31, PFCS- C432 JF- LCHCICFS CU, leyball C31 Nurses Messenger French C2, 31, BLUESTONE C3 4 SENTINEL Cl, 21, J.V. Cheer- leading C21, Vars. Cheerleading C3, 41, Co-Capt. C41g Intrmls: Basketball Cl, 41, Speedaway C11, Softball Cl, 2, 31, Soccer Cl, 21, Volleyball Cl, 41 DIANA L. WOLFORD Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Wolford Eau Gallie High School C11, Pep Squad C3, 41, Sec. C41g Ski Club C31g Mathematics Club CI1g Year- book Cl1g Intrmls: Volleyball C31, Gymnastics C21g Office Messen- ger C41 GARY R. WOLVEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolven LAURENCE S. WYMAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wyman Archery Club C2, 3, 41, Treas. C315 Chess Club C11 BLUE- STONE SENTINEL C415 'Cello Choir C2, 31, Quartet C2, 31, Trio C2, 31, County Concert C31g Nat'l. Honor Society C3, 41 THOMAS J. ZIEGLER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ziegler Varsity Club C2, 3, 41, Interact C2, 3, 41g Frosh. Football, Var- sity Football C2, 3, 41g Intrmls: Basketball C31, Volleyball C31 452 BRUCE WROLSEN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wrolsen Student Council C41, J.V. Baseball Cl, 21, Varsity C3, 41, Intrmls: Foot- ball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Basketball Cl, 2, 31, Volleyball Cl, 2, 315 Nat'l. Honor So- ciety C3, 41 AMY M. ZIEGLER Parent: Mrs. William Ziegler BOCES C3, 41, Leaders Club C2, 3, 41, SAWYER Bus. Staff CZ, 3, 41, Intrmls: Basketball Cl, 21, Hockey C21, Speedaway C11, Vol- leyball Cl, 21g Guidance OIT. Messenger C21 NINA M. ZIETEK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zietek Clubs: Sigma C2, 3, 41, Ski C41, Art C21, French C3, 41, Student Council Cl, 21, SAWYER Adv. Staff C3, 41, BLUESTONE SEN- TINEL Cl, 2, 3, 41, Intrmls: Bas- ketball Cl, 2, 3, 41, Softball C21, Soccer C11, Hockey C21, Vol- leyball C11 Additional Members of the Class of '69 LA VERNE ADAMS Parent: Mrs. Sarah Adams Cardinal Spellman High School DEBORAH C. MALONEY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maloney, Jr. Canarsie High School C21 Forensics C2Jg Softball fl, 2, 3Jg Volleyball fl, 21 JAMES S. BENTER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Benter Esopus Council GLORIA M. DEITRICK Parent: Mrs. Maria Deitrick JOSEPH FINGER Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Finger WAYNE STEPHEN HAVENS Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Havens Leto High School, Florida Cl, 2, 31 CHRISTINE I. KRAUSE Parent: Mrs. Rosalie V. Krause DEBORAH A. MARKSBURY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Chenault Marksbury Coxsackie-Athens Central Cl, Zjg Sigma Club C43 EDWARD P. MARTINO Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martino WILLIAM B. PETTINGER Bluestone Sentinelg Football fljg Intramural Volleyball C31 ROBERT E. SCHNATZ Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Lowrey JOHN E. SMITH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith J. V. Cross Country Team C3, 455 Intramural Football Senior Play f4Jg National Honor Society C3, 43 JAMES L. WALSH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Budik Intramurals: Basketball CZJ, Volleyball f2J In Memory of Deborah Mayone-Class of 1969 968 PRI G ACTIVITIE fi f 'N I f 1. hi- 4' . A . 'F , Wx .,Q,.,, L, W y' A s K 14. Q 5 f il. 1 . haf, . 'wx -- Flashback of Faces Finding a Pen . . . an Empty Space the Appropriate Words for a Friend . SA WYER Autograph Day '68 . . . Appreciation for a job Well Done Words of thanks to the staff as the '68 SAWYER is proudly presented . . . Sue Schumacher, Mrs. Bailey, Chris Francello l48 A SAWYER for Terri and a laugh for Donna. S. Rosenbel ger, T. Almquist, and M. Staudacher exchange autographs Whirlwind of Fun . . . Volleyball, Tennis . . . a Dip in the Pool. . . Lounging. . . Laughter. . . Sunshine . . . and Friends . . . SENIOR DAY 768 We don't learn everything in the classroom! Energy and enthusiasm combine to create an excit ing match. No more pencils, no more books- Just a leisurely chat in the sunshine at Sacks Lodge for Elaine Gardner, Mr. Fyhr, and Mr. Rodden. I49 Through The Looking Gloss . Senior Ball '68 In a Wonderland they lie, Dreaming as the days go by, Lingering in the golden gleam- LW, what is it but a dream? -Lewis Carroll Alice moving under skies never seen by waking eyes . . . Cheri Bond and Tom Christiana Alice slarted to her ken for it flashed lo her mind that she had never before seen a rabbi! wilh either a waist-coat pockeL or a watch to take out of ii. . , . Sheri Lemon and Glenn Stalford I50 Q Chris Francello Mark Rodriguez Jackie Tynan and Bob Moore encounter the Mad Hatter at a tea T0 fhf LQ0kf'18 GIHSS Wvfld if WHS Alive Ihr!! 5111211 I've party. a scepter IH hanzi I've a crown on my head? Let the Looking Glass creatures, whatever they be, come and dine with the Red Queen, the White Queen and me. In summen when the days are long, perhaps you 'll understand the song. .. . Nancy Bolinder, Mick Ellis, Rich Bollin, Soni Smith. The diploma from Mr. Simmons and a smile from Dale F. Bach Anticipation as the seniors line up ri is Kaleidoscope - l V K. Emotions The kaleidoscope is open to its fullest at com- mencement. Soon it will close as their activities as a class end, but the seniors find consolation in the fact that the kaleidoscope will open again with excit- ing, if different patterns in the future. Determination and a touch of sadness: their final day as a class Q -mf' -mi. -1 Af srl 5 t Reflections and I inagesg Life at Saugerties High School was a kaleidoscope experience which prepared us to accept our changing roles as responsible adults. We learned to face and to appreciate the challenge and beauty in the changing patterns of life which we encounter. Through participation in the various facets of high school activity, we assimilated exciting impressions and ideas. We accepted, and we rejected, we became confused. We explored friendships, studies, interests, we discovered ourselves and others. By altering the emphasis which we placed on the various aspects of our lives, we sought a pattern to which we could identify, one fulfulling our needs and aspirations. The kaleidoscope we possessed in high school will become an instrument to view the world after graduation. We must not allow the world's rapid pace to frighten and confuse usg we must steer the world on its new path. Initiating change willibe as necessary as its realizationf In the future, we will have the power to discover, to invent, and to build. l , After leaving Saugerties High, we must view the kaleidoscope of life and seek a pattern to which we can identify once again. Today is mine, each shining golden hour: In heart and hand and minaf I hold the power To mould in new design, in patterns gay, The beauty I shall fnd along the way. -Anonymous ,.,,,,, 'nzesw .. 1 t iilwm Uiklllflgmmf flu' if 1 as :MHZ ll CMS X. XQ9 Q CXOQJS . 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' amaz les us to GONDl'l'l0 GUARANT against scrat ng or loss of bvll , :lable ln every m shape, up to 2 A - lamond size, and N--N .,.,SU'd on our easy lan and a MONE GUARANTEE w' gf lays. You ta Q no HEND N0 NIE ust writ F HURE ety of ome LQ L3 T n s Q S' Of' r Wwwl 59 ' Q66 S: N, 9.122 br ffure G HU? C1358 ht U1-1 W 0055127 Th airy 'VOIP 1, r Ylsnd c gh ,fm 4 'Z M55 tlflll Z0 I A 7 '71 DEQ' if, yS9?95 ESI: . Colder ADVERTISE l55 ' V. -gn I, i..2 ,' pig: - 3 ... A E: 5: . ' H 2 D 4 -. ,R g -gg . 'Q EQ-4519! 2 2: 3' 5 C, 1 - 5 -.5-',-32-If-,W H Q' 2, 5 211 1 3 J'-3,-135 'V 5:2 2 5- sf Iii.-I? Eisner' . g A - 5 :x :I 5 g X -2 : 5 0 0 0 0 - E,-AAA I-1- WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT THE SAUGERTIES NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Saugerties MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION STATE WIDE RETAIL FURNITURE Route 32, Flatbush Road CARPETING-NAME BRAND FURNITURE Discount Prices Reupholstering CH 6-2357 J. AMATO, Prop. Best Wishes From JOE BENJAMIN'S FLOWER GARDEN Opposite Bus Terminal 160 Partition St. Saugerties, N. Y. C TASTE THE DIFFERENCE ,Z X . in g 7 Q LACHMANN'S PASTRY SHOP, INC. 246 Main Street Saugerties When It's Time for Insurance Give Us A CaII LEZETTE-LACHMANN AGENCY, INC. 286 Main St. Saugerties, N. Y. Phone: 246-6351 246-6934 Masada, inc. Saugerties, N. Y. ALBERT L. GIANNOTTI MYRON ALTING Latest Fashions in Clothing for AII Ages GI Ima Outfitters to Those Who Know for More Than 31 Years Saugerties Kingston EVEREADY BEVERAGES DISTRIBUTOR. INC. Distributor of Pabst Blue Ribbon Lowenbrau Knickerbocker Schmidts of Philadelphia Cott Beverages Cott Draft Root Beer i ' 4 DANIEL LAMB'S SON , 9 L Hardware-Plumbing ' ? Congratulations, Seniors PETER P. STOLY, INC. Heating-Roofing PHONE CH 6-4041 2 9:1655 SAUGERTIES KEMJBREAD Qualify 7 D M BowLERs CLUB 1 ml ASTRIESA Always Barclay Heights Phone 246-4969 Saugerties New York THE CORNER BAKERY G. Genthner, Prop. 92 Partition St. Saugerties, N. Y. CH 6-2131 SAUGERTIES MEMORIAL POST No. 5034 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES AND LADIES' AUXILIARY Saugodies, UIs+or Counfy, New York F. P. Compliments of STELLA D'ORO BISCUITS CO., INC. George H. Benz, Distributor GO0DjWEAR Scott's Lawn Products Lucas House Paints Congratulations to the Class of 69 from 243-249 Main Sl. CH 6-4933 Where Quality Is the Buy Word THORNTONS INSURANCE AGENCY l06 Partition Street Saugerties N Y ju- C f A fm good 7444 .1 flint Burhvrk Qfvimr Lljruhv ZIIII1 Saugerties, N. Y. CHerry 6-6000 YOUR SEARCH ENDS If N, I lx, , v'. i 89 4 -fly QA- vii .ls I ff COLONIAL COAL YARD Fuel Oil-Kerosene Bottled Gas-Appliances PHONE CH 6-493l SAUGERTIES, N. Y. GOCD LUCK CLASS OF NINETEEN SIXTYNINE BEST WISHES from FLAMINGO RESTAURANT SPARKY GRECO, Prop. Compliments of RONDER AND RONDER CO. Kingston, N. Y. BRINK'S AMERICAN SERVICE. INC. SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT rj il II 'ef George Terpening gives his car one last push to the gas pumps. Malden Avenue and Main St. SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK Telephone CH 6-6603 THERE ARE N0 LIMITS ' UN All I-IBC EDUGIITIDN . U BEGIN YOUR BUSINESS CAREER IMMEDIATELY 0 TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS TOWARD A DEGREE One and Two Year Diploma Programs in T ACCOUNTING 0 DATA PROCESSING 0 MARKETING- RETAILING 0 EXECUTIVE AND MEDICAL SECRETARIAL 5ySINI.gS. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 wAsHlNcroN AVENUE, ALBANY, N.v. 12210 35 Accredited for Higher Education in Business 101.-ifizfd. lD'pX Best Wishes From SUBURBAN PROPANE Vitagas Albany Avenue Extension KINGSTON, NEW YORK lam ,, C In f 7444i00VL Rf 0 'p en'S 0 A I R. a. F. MFG. co. W. T. GRANT CO. 4 STORES IN ONE Housewares - Hardware Variety - Fashions SIMMONS PLAZA Glasco, N. Y. ' Mfgs. 6f oisfsnguished Fashions in Petite I and Misses' Sizes If XX If fi CH 6-6641 V BEADLE'S PHARMACY Kenneth G. Beadle FRANCIS V. MYER TOPSOIL - FILL -- SAND SHALE - GRAVEL GRADING Tel. CH 6-5384 Mt. Morion TUNE-UP GENERAL REPAIRS ALIGNMENT 254 CAR WASH FRANK and CLAIRE'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Tel. 246-4228 SAUGERTIES-WOODSTOCK ROAD The Maroon Store With the Clock by the Door . . . ll l mf , 4 -K 4 J X JKWILIIII. INC, REGISTERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 290 WQII St. ' Kingston, N. Y. FREE PARK AND SHOP PHONE FE I-I 888 hen ddponhor inmnd musooo Q 6 QQ . l IS AJ umm mrosu wxuunu conroneuon SAUGERTIES SAVINGS BANK Serving Severe Since I87I 87 Markei' Sireei' IAI Juncfion of UIs+er Ave.I SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK Asseis Over S25,000,000.00 DRIVE-IN AND SIDEWALK BANKING SERVICE FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Phone CHerry 6-5500 or 6-5580 sAvneS BANK 'Vw Z 0 049 Olivetti Underwood Agents Sales and Service Rentals cmd Supplies TRI-COUNTY BUSINESS MACHINES INC. Office Outfitters and Stationers W. B. Fairley, Mgr. 448 BROADWAY - KINGSTON, NEW YORK Phone FEderaI I-4570 THE MICHAELS' RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' 741: GOOD FOOD . + PIZZA Orders to Go Telephone 246-7323 Congratulations c:oDY X d,iiir . s . X J 'Ili' 'HH 'HI' II X il . ...MN ...N T-A F: Ngxf' X IXEIZ 'I xx 'IN Z f' ?y' ' 1 'ix 'xx 5 l ' ' Malden-on-Hudson Telephone New York CH 6-2831 POUG DRESS CO., INC. 6l South Partition St SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Fasglons Telephone CH 6-8261 Mr. Snyder shows Sharon Johnson his collection of Hudson River Boat Models. ROBERT A. SNYDER The Snyder Family has been in the Insurance Business Since 1889 Jewelers For Your Class Rings DIEGES 81 CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers 226 PUBLIC STREET, PROVIDENCE I, R. I. Rings Pins Medals Telephone CH 6-5951 Announcements Diplomas Trophies 259 MAIN ST. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. RIM MATTHEWS iNvlrEs You TO MAKE A DATE WITH ELEGANCE - AT .. Washington Avenue Extension SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Phone 246-4544 ENTERTAINMENT EVERY FRIDAY 8. SATURDAY NIGHT EJpen Daily at 4 P.M. - Sundays at I P.M. Closed Mondays JOSEPH'S coNoRATuLAnoNs, GRADUATES ,,,.--' from your friends SOLWAY HOUSE EMERSON K. DEVITT DEVITT REALTY Professional Real Estate 8K Mortgage Service Jane Moser enjoys having her hair styled at Joseph's by Robert. zoo Burt sf. 19-wi Area code 914 257 Main Street Phone 5 U9e'l'eS' N' Y' 246-7705 Saugerties, N. Y. 246-5588 BEST WISHES Best wisHEs hom 'he ARTHUR F. SIMMONS AGENCY from Q go FRIEND EWS 5 lfs kifp Compliments CATH ERIN E 'S GIFTS Saugerties, N.Y. 246-2446 C. Ferrono and B. Povlinik shop for a special gift at Co1herine's. THE HILLYARD SALES CO. ST. JOSEPH, MO. Specialized Floor Treatments for Low Maintenance and Superior Floor Beauty in Your Store - Factory - Office Gymnasium and Class Rooms FREE CONSULTATION - WRITE OR PHONE A. J. OEST Store ond Office - IO So. Broodwoy IRVINGTON, N. Y. Telephone IRvington 8-7555 From 4 to 5:30 P.M. Home Telephone IRvington 9-7308 Compliments of JAMES J. DARGAN Your Friendly Dodge Dealer NELSON'S JEWELERS BGS? Wishes Longines - The World's Most Honored Watch From Fine Jewelry Watch and Clock Repairs 230 Main Street Sciugerties, New York The Saugerties Post X? 42 X my Published Since 1877 Best Wishes to the Graduates Part of the Life of Ulster County RAY MOONEY CHerry 6-2838 DISTINGUISHED PORTRAITURE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN NATURAL COLOR or BLACK and WHITE TOM REYNOLDS 270 Fair Sfreef FE I-5039 Kingsfon Place Your Phofographic Problems in Compefenf Hands Congratulations to the Class ot '69 ANTHONY RIOZZI NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CHerry 6-2441 IF I'l S GOOD FOOD YOU WAll1'-- 2 CL.- ' f Wifi' N THE MAIN STREET RESTAURANT 244 Main St. Compliments of SCOTTY'S GARAGE GRANVILLE s. MYER Phone 246-4617 CENTERVILLE Registered and Approved Successful Thirty-Five Years KRISSLER BUSINESS INSTITUTE Poughkeepsie 471-0330 Saug. Wdtsk. Road Saugerties, N. Y. Congratulations Don't worry, From Coach Seither, Blue Ribbon 2II Main Street Saugerties r grass stain. 5 9 st fe ,i ff gm gm 7444 ,f EDDIE'S DELICATESSEN Joan and Ed Feldmann 99 Partition St. Saugerties F. L. RUSSELL CORPORATION M+M NYk KINGSTON LUGGAGE Known for Quality Merchondise 53 ii X - E49 2. ,amy qv W 15: The Store With Two Fronts 326 Wall St. 315 Foir Tel, FE 8-8820 Kingston, N. Y. KATSBAAN INN RESTAURANT We Serve Lunches Dinners of All Kinds Parties Up to TOO MARTTA ond Aivi PEIPONEN 246-8400 TOM JOE Greco Brothers Amusement Co., Inc. DISTRIBUTORS or Phonographs and Amusement Games Glosco, New York Phone: Sougerties, CHerry 6-8700 FRANK JACK Compliments of SAUER-TEETSELL INSURANCE AGENCY 'Ynsuring With Us Is a Good Policy The Gang's all here fo place their orders for fhe 1969 yearbook. C ' 5 + vlllliwllt nv 'Anal -0- U Class Rings- Gradua+ion Announcemenls Name Cards and Accessories-Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represeniecl by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gercling Dick Sims - Bob Macladden P. O. BOX 2509 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. I2309 Meek When you think of flowers, fhink of ours. OVERBAUGH FLOWER SHOP JEANNETTE and LEROY HARRIS 90 Partition ST. Phone CH 6-8721 NEWBERRY'S THE VARIETY DEPARTMENT STORE of Sougerties, New York COMPLIMENTS OF VAN DERBECK BUILDERS Telephone 246 8403 Demand the most of your abilities. Give freely of your talents. Be ever willing to learn. ln short, do your best. The result will be success and pride in a job well done C. KELLY'S PAINT AND GIFT STORE FREEMAN LASHER, Prop. 98 Partition Street CH 6-2020 Compliments BOSCO'S BARBER SHOP 365 Main Street Saugerties Y Prop., I. BOSCO I9 Y BROILETTE DRIVE-IN come TRY ouR TAcoss JOHN MAYONE, JR. CONTRACTOR Black Topping Penetration Landscaping Snow Plowing and Sanding Done by Automation TOP SOIL - FILL - SAND AND GRAVEL Phone Saugerties CH 6-8046 Bill Holden enjoys being served a M meal by Ann Stegmayer. HUDSON VALLEY LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE CORPORATION Mount Marion, N. Y. EXICGH PARAMONT PHARMACY, INC. DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORE 220 Main Street Saugerties, N. Y. I2477 CH 6-4841 COMPLIMENTS OF FERROXCUBE CCRPORATION I W YORK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOLS QAUWEIZ OOUNIPY QIOIZE Antiques - Gifts I ,...A Saugerties - Woodstock Road Best Wishes FI ERO AND FARRELL Electricians Montgomery Street Saugerties, New York MOUNTAIN VIEW COACH LINES, INC. West Coxsackie, New York CHARTER SERVICE Travel Together Anytime-Safe and Comfortable Anywhere Latest Coaches for Highway Travel INFORMATION AIbany-756- I 20 I Coxsackie-73 I-6I8I Saugerties-CH 6-504I Catskill-943 -2852 Highland-OL 6-764 I Poughkeepsie-454-3632 IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE HOW A PICTURE IS PRESENTED YOU'LL FIND YOU ENJOY IT MORE AT THE ORPHEUM THEATRE I54 Main St., Saugerties, N. Y. COMPLETELY RENOVATED FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE SIGHTLINE SEATS - PERFECT SOUND - SHARP FOCUS AIR CONDITIONED Clean - Quiet - Comfortable Nationally Advertised Brands Are Your Guarantee of Quality Arrow Shirts McGregor Sportswear Interwoven Socks Superba Neckwear Hickok Belts at JACOBS' MEN'S SHOP Partition St. Saugerties Compliments of P. C. SMITH 81 SON Best of Luck to the Class of T969 ART SPERL Refuse Removal Trucking HARDWARE 227 Main St. Saugerties All Accounts Insured to SI5,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation SAUGERTIES Office SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Kingston, N. Y. Mr. Beckert explains to Nina Zietek how to arrange a loan to finance a college education. In cooperation with the New York Higher Education Assistance Corporation, we make low cost, long term student loans on a delayed repayment basis, Under this program, New York State students with the ability and desire to profit by higher education who lack the funds to enter into or continue in a program are able to borrow these funds with repayment commencing on termination of study. Students pay no interest while in school and only 370 on graduation or termination. I l X 4 ii W , wE'LL Fix IT h i T General Repairs- Lubrication-Welding -ltafqz Atlas Tires and Batteries Wheel Balancing -- Radiators Cleaned and Repaired ALL WORK GUARANTEED 24-Hour Light and Heavy TOWING SERVICE ll Free Piclc-Up and Delivery TE D'S ESSO Saugerties-Woodstock Rd., Saugerties PHONES: DAY CH 6-8245 NIGHT CH 6-5863 Sincere Best Wishes to the Class ot I969 MOUNT MARION INN Excellent Food Served Charcoal Broiled Steaks Our Specialty Home Cooking - Pizza RECEPTIONS ACCOMMODATED CH 6-8I6I Mrs. Alfred T. Maurillo, Prop. THE CORNER SHOP Stationery and School Supplies SEAMON FUNERAL HOME, INC. 'iComplete Home F acilitiesn Phone CH 6-5I I I Cor. Lafayette and John Sts.,- Saugerties HALPERT'S JEWELERS Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry 6'Craduation Gifts That Lasf, SCHOOL RINGS AND SCHOOL JEWELRY Time Payments Arranged 248 Main Street Saugerties Tel. CH 6-2I00 FRANK'S HUNTING LODGE Joseph 81 Thomas J. Petromale, Props. Serving ITALIAN FOOD AND PIZZA TO SUIT YOUR TASTE fhfs qj EJ ' iff? I -'lit ,L L 1 II7 PARTITION ST. Phone CH 6-598l SAUGERTIES Herman Ash Rodney W. Ball Michael Catalinotto Dr. Irving Dreishpoon Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Richard J. Messina A Friend Alexander, Matilda BOOSTERS OF THE SAWYER SAWYER PATRONS Baumgarten, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf C. Becard, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel H. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cotich, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Davis, Miss Carol Dederick, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Francello, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freligh, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Future Nurses Club P. M. Genthner, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houtman, Mrs. Hilda Hulme, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, Eva Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David Kolls, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kropp, Mr. and Mrs. James Kugelman, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lamouree, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Le Cercle Francais Lewis, Mr. Oakley Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lezette Express, Inc. Mayone, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ry A. Rosenblum and Lamb Schirmer and Carnright Dr. Anthony Vicevich Dr. Richard B. Wenger Dr. Michael Witney Melia, Mr. and Mrs. John Misasi, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Pavlinik, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Praetorius, Mr. and Mrst Richard E. Rinaldi, Jack Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Secretarial Club Sigma Club Ski Club, Senior High Smith, Mrs. Gladys Stay, Florence E. Stay, Freeman W. Stay, James F. Uimj Stegmayer, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Swart, Mrs. Gloria Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Towle, Mrs. Freeman van der Poel, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Van Valkenburgh, Mr. and Mrs. George Waldele, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wold, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolven, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wrolsen, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wurzel, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Zietek, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Zulick, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Accompanists, 17 Administrative Intern, 54 Advertisements, 156-183 Archery Club, 47 Arnold, Dr. Dexter O., 51 Art Club, Junior, 45 Art Club, Senior, 44 Art Department, 55 Assistant Principal, 54 Athletic Banquet, 80-81 Band, Junior, 12-13 Band, Senior, 12 Banking Staff, 20 Baseball Team, Jr. High, 83 Baseball Team, J. V., 83 Baseball Team, Varsity, 82 Basketball, 90-93 Basketball Team, J. V., 93 Basketball Team, Varsity, 90-91 Betty Crocker Award Winner, 121 BLUESTONE SENTINEL, 26-27 Board of Education, 50 BOCES, 12 Boys' State Representative, 120 Business Education Dept., 56 Cafeteria Statf, 74 Cheerleaders, Jr. High, 79 Cheerleaders, J. V., 79 Cheerleaders, Varsity, 76-77 Choral Accompanists, 17 Choral Council, 18 Chorus, Junior, 18 Chorus, Senior, 16 Classroom Scenes, 6-10 Clerical Stall, 73 Clubs, 30-18 Color Guard, 13 Commencement, 1968, 152-153 Cross Country, Jr. High, 85 Cross Country, Varsity, 85 Custodians, 74 D. A. R. Good Citizen, 121 Distributive Education Club, 48 Driver Education Dept., 57 Eighth Grade, 102-103 English Department, 58-59 Faculty, 55-72 Football, J. V., 89 Football, Varsity, 86-88 Foreign Language Department, 62 French Club, 42 Future Nurses, 41 Future Teachers, 40 Girls' Sextet, 17 Girls' State Representative, 120 Graduation, 1968, 152-153 Guidance Department, 67 Gymnastics Club, 47 Hamaty, Dr. George G., 52 Hayes, William, 54 Health Department, 67 Home Economics Club, 43 Home Economics Department, 60 Humanities, 72 Industrial Arts Department, 61 Interact, 33 Intramurals, 96-98 Junior Class, 112-115 Junior Class Oflicers, 112 Jr. High Guidance Messengers, 21 Jr. High Library Ass'ts., 20 Jr. High Olhce Messengers, 21 Junior High Principal, 53 Junior Leaders Club, 35 Index Language Department, 62 Leaders Club, Junior, 35 Leaders Club, Senior, 34 Le Cercle Francais, 42 Lee, Daniel, 54 Library Assistants, Junior, 20 Library Assistants, Senior, 20 Library Staff, 63 Mathematics Department, 64-65 Messengers, 21 Mixed Quartet, 17 Montgomery Ward Winner, 121 Moser, Robert M., 53 Music Department, 12-18, 65 National Honor Society, 22 National Merit Scholars, 120 Ninth Grade, 104-107 Nurse's Messengers, 21 Office Messengers, Junior, 21 Othce Messengers, Senior, 21 Orchestra, Junior, 14 Orchestra, Senior, 14-15 Pep Club, 31 Physical Education Department, 66 Ping Pong Club, 46 Principal, Junior High, 53 Principal, Senior High, 52 Pupil Personnel Department, 67 Reading Instructors, 67 Regents Scholarship Winners, 119 Regents Scholarship Alt, Winners, 119 Saluta torian, 119 SAWYER Autograph Day, 148 SAWYER Staff, 23-25 Scienc e Department, 68-69 Secretarial Club, 48 Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Ball '68, 150-151 Class Activities, 118 Class Officers, 118 Day '68, 149 High Principal, 52 Leaders Club, 34 Olhce Messengers, 21 Play, 122-123 s, 124-146 Seventh Grade, 100-101 Sigma, 32 Ski Club, Junior, 37 Ski Club, Senior, 36 Social Studies Department, 70-71 Sophomore Class, 108-111 Sophomore Class O1Ticers, 108 Spanish Club, 38 Stenographers, 73 Student Council, Jr. High, 29 Student Council, Sr. High, 28 Table ol' Contents, 5 Tennis Team, 81 Tertulia Espanola, 39 Theme, 2, 3, 154 Track, Jr. High, 84 Track, Varsity, 84 Twirlers, 79 Ungraded Class Department, 72, 107 Valedictorian, 119 Varsity Cheerleaders, 77, 78 Varsity Club, 30 Wrestling Team, J. V., 95 Wrestling Team, Varsity, 95