Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 34 of the 1927 volume:

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Morse, our Faculty Advisor and Superintendent. .5 .g.....q..g..g..q. .,.....g..g..g..,...........g. .g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..,..q..g..g.....g..g.. THE SAWYER I-0-01-O-0-I-Mft-Iwi-O-'00 DONALD FELLOWS Editor-in-Chief The Sawyerv .g..g..g..g-.g..g..g.. g .....g..g..g..g g -0 o--o--o-o--v -0--o-o-o--o--o--one--vm -0--o-0--Q--0--0-qc-9-o..ga0--Q--o--o-o--Q-o-0-0-a-Q-Q--Q-4... THE SAWYER -U-D--0--0--0 SAWYER STAFF OF 1927 Editor-in-Chief ......... ......DONALD FELLOWS Business Manager ...... . ......... EVA DEDERICK Literary Editor ....... .......... F RANCES SPRING, Literary Editor ........ ........ F LORENCE NAUDAIN Literary Literary Editor ........ .........ARTHUR SWEENEY Editor .............. ..................... A RTHUR SLACK Advertising Manager ....... ....... First Assistant ............ ..... Second Assistant ....... Art Editor ................ Art Assistant ........ Sports Editor ........ Grinds Editor ........ .EVELYN LONGENDYKE HHELEN GRUNDHOFER SNYDER, ' ..........HARRY NEWKIRK ROLAND MACFARLAND, ' HURLEY ......RUTH SNYDER 9 s The Saugerties High School annual, The Sawyer, has, as usual, the school activities and interests as its theme. The members of the staff have spent a great deal of time to make it a success. They sincerely hope that their efforts will be rewarded and that the 'tSawyer will be a source of enjoyment, as well as a remem- brance of the year 1926-1927 to all the students and those interested in high school achievements and progress. ..g.. q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.. ..g..g- .g..g..g..g g..g..g..g..q..g..g.....g..g..g-5. ,O Q -0 'Q' ze-M ..g..g..q.4..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g.g..g. 'OHOWO g.,g..q.Q..g. Os- -4- 00000000 .-5-g.....g.. 0'-Of O O O -I-Of-if -0--O-0-0--O--O--O-0--Cf-Ou A--0-A--lw0--Q -Q--O--Ovvfl--0-0-'O--I--O-I-O-10 ..g..g--0--0--0--0-0-0-0--0-0-l--0-0-0-0-a..0--0-0-O- Q Z 2.2-0--0 -k0-lwr-v-h4-9-v-o-0-Ow0v0-4wQw0w0-4wlw0v0-Q--O-r-k0vY'Y4sQn0- mw0wO-v-t-i-0vt4-0wOw0-4u0w0-4-0w00-0whv0wU'v1w0wtvh-0w0-:a: 2 1 THL SAWYER H -O-0--bw!--9 SALUTATORY ADDRESS Members of our Faculty, Classmates, Friends: It is with eager joy that I extend to you a cordial welcome from the class of '27. We greet you all, our parents and friends, who have helped us to make this the crowning event of our lives, and we are glad that now we may share our happiness with you. Tonight, has come to us for the first time, the full relization of the fact that our four years of high school spent in dear old Saugerties High School are now almost finished. We are about to pass on to a life of higher education or of business wherein our success shall be determined by our own self-development. The value of our high school training will then be made manifest. The supreme test will be made :n our attitude toward new tasks, our desire to accomplish new endeavors. Our high school preparation has taught us that without labor, there is no achievement. Opportunity often knocks but once at each door. We have had the privilege of acquiring an education through the untiring efforts of our parents and teachers. Without their assistance we should have accomplished nothing. However, our class motto, Grasp the opportunity, has visualized for us the knowledge that without work on our own parts, we could not have fulfilled our destiny or attained the goal of success. Therefore, in our future life work, we shall keep the vision before us that as each opportunity is offered, we shall grasp it and in so doing, be compensated for our own labor as well as contributing our share toward making this world of ours a bit more beautiful and better place in which to live. Again, dear friends, I bid you welcome! Welcome, and yet again welcome, is the greeting I bear from the class about to graduate from this, our beloved high school! EVA DEDERICK. ? l VALEDICTORY Members of the Faculty, Schoolmates, Classmates and Friends: Tonight we are gathered together to perform our last exercises as a class. Such an occasion as this incites numerous and various emotions and brings to our memory many of the pleasant and profitable hours spent here in our high school during the four years in which our worthy faculty has tried to instill in us the desire to aid mankind, by preparing to render our services, both toward a material and felicitous end. These commencement exercises tonight bring to a close a short but valuable chapter in our lives. Here, under the skillful guidance of the faculty, we have been trained and made fit to face the problems of the world and to deal with them with such dexterity as is worthy of the fruits of education. Ultimate success is today computed in terms of public service. It is an axiom that each educational advantage and privilege incurs an accompanying public respon- sibility, and in pursuing our high school education we have automatically accepted that responsibility. The scope of that service-whether it shall be restricted to the immediate community, or shall extend to the entire nation, or to all humanity is a problem upon which modern leaders have failed to agree. It is a problem to the solution of which we as a class must contribute our fair share. Classmates! The hour has come when we must part. But no, we do not part! Although each one of us may take a different road in life, we are all linked together in spirit. One cannot forget the fellow who went to school with him and shared his good fortunes, joys and hardships. Farewell is a word which at times means very little, but, at such a time as this, carries with it a momentous meaning. It signines the severing of the bonds of companionships which are most dear to us, and taking away only the remembrances of the many happy hours passed with pals and friends of our school days. But each one of us must choose a definite path in life which leads to some high goal, and we must work and strive to attain that goal. And so with hearts full of thanks and gratitude to the faculty and the people in general for their combined efforts in trying to prepare us for the higher things in life, we, the class of 1927, must take our leave. Farewell. NORBERT SEARING. -s--o-u-o--o-o-o-of-o--o--s-fo-o--s-o-s--o-.0--o--o--Q--o--o--o--no o o--o--o--o--9--s--o-v-...Q--9.-u.......g...........,..........................,..g..o-.0-....,. 09 'C 00O0O'c. ,ov o'o 5 o--o-o.-o-o-o--o-:-2-of-o- I O 0'lOf'O -If-0-01 OHONOWOUCHUOf'D''Of'O''O''CWD'O0O0O0I C O'll l OwO O O'-O'-OffC'vO'-O O O0O O' O0O O O O'- gn 'Owl'-01' -0- sg....g..g..g-o-n-.u--o-Q-0-o--0-0-0--0-0--0-+1--of-0-0-vi-0--0-0--t-'O 3 2 x Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..,..g... .p..g..g..g..g..q.. THE SAWYER suv-0-o..g...........g..g.....g. .Q..q..4.....q..,........g.-eng........g........,..g..g..g..g..g........ l O O O l'0O' President ....... Vice-President Secretary ....... Treasurer . .... . Jessie Bovee Harold Clum Jansen Dederick Cutter Emerick William Finger Margaret Gippert Eleanor Gueren Clara Granwehr Marjorie Herrick Elsie Hyska Beatrice Keefe Dorothy .Keefe William Kellogg g..g. g..g..g....4..g..g..g..g..p..q THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS HELEN SNYDER JAME S SWEENEY SYLVIA LERNER FLORENCE NAUDAIN PERSONNEL Sylvia Lerner Ruth Melius Florence Naudain Edwin Nolan Louise Ransom George Robinson Cora Smith Dora Smith Helen Snyder Madaline Stanton James Sweeney Helen Zagorsky gf:-o--0--0-zo: 0000000 O-4400 'OHO4' -0-0-0 'O--Ov-O1 C' O-O'-O-ON Q.. -0--O1 ONOWO' .9-Q.. MONO' -'Ov-0-0-O 0-000 -0-O-0-0--Of-On 'GQ' 0-0- ..g..g..g.. -0-no-D-0-'O -guy ..g..g ...ag ? 5 3 5 ? ! 9 9 1' ? 2 ? i 2 ? 2 Q 2 2.2-o -0-0-Q.: ff:-v CHO' 'O' -0-v0--0-Ov 'O-'O-'OWU-000'-Ou Dwi-DWDM 144-0004- 0-0--0-04-0-l :E-0--n 5 5 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ............ ...................................... A RTHUR SLACK Vice-President ........ ....... K ATHERINE HUBER Secretary ......... ...... I RVING RIBSAMEN Treasurer ...... ..... V IRGINIA MACADAM PERSONNEL Vivien Adams Sylvia Amrod David Bell Kenneth Brannigan Edward Briody Vivien Brink Mary Cotton Cecil Cox Albert Cutler Elizabeth Emerick Dorothy Eisler John Fellows Louise Hoff Clifton Hunt Richard Hunt Leona Hunt Gabriel Hvozdik William Hvozdik Alice Keenan Wilhelm Knauert Hillyer Kniffin Edith Lang Katherine Lasher Catherine Lynch Walter Nichols William Nichols Harry Newkirk Le Roy Palmer Marie Ponsolle Irving Ribsamen Estelle Robinson Glenwood Robinson Lillian Ransom Herman Schaff Tenie Seyler Grace Simmons Edward Fosmire Harold Genthner Myrtle Genthner Martha Gifford Alberta Gippert Louis Gippert Victoria Harris Katherine Huber Virginia MacAdam Roland MacFarland William Martin Leonard McCormick Peter McLaughlin Clyde Miller Margaret Myers Nellie Pekurney Eleanor Smith Arthur Slack Ruth Snyder Gerald Snyder Emma Voerg Margaret Voerg' Harry Whittaker Aline Wolfe ..q..g.....g. ...g..g.....g..q..g..g.....g..g..g.....g..g-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.. ..g.. g.....g..Q..g.....q..g..g..q..g.....g..q- 0--000'-0' -0- 2 6 5 , O ' 3 3 2 n si 2 ? FP! gi '45 WZ 6 5 5 Q ! Q 9 Q ? O 3 6 6 r-9 00? 9 .. A 400- o'o gag.. -0- -0-0- gap.. 00-0-- 2-2-o--0--0--0--0-v 9....g..g..g..r.Q--g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g.g.g.-g- THE SAWYER l J THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .......... ........................... ....... N E IL MCNALLY Vice-President .................... ......... R UTH REYNOLDS Secretary and Treasurer .................................. HELEN CODDINGTON PERSONNEL Harold Eecker Anna Brandow Genevieve Brink Laura Carswell Helen Coddlngton Harry Carle Adelmer Cole Lucy Dale Rhea Doyle Elizabeth Darrow Elsie Delanoy Walter Eckerleln Theodore Eckloff George Garrison Esmond Gifford Margaret Howe Helen Hennegan Adelaide Hovan George Hayes Edward Hennegan John Hill Daisy Hommell Edna Keefe Eva Lasher Anna Lewis Pauline Lominsky Edna Murphy Harold Myer Anna Myer Carrie Myer Marjorie Myers Meade Neher Frank Osterhoudt Russell Overbaugh g..g..,.....g..g.....q Ruth Reynolds Marion Rhodes Olga Rowe Gertrude Raymond Oliver Saile Herman Ernst Ralph Finger Robert Freligh Anna Fussik Edith Garrison Emma Gardner Mildred Genthner Kenneth McClary Neil McNally Esther Mayhan Esther Melius ..g..g..g..g- .g..g..... 0-0-Q--Q-0 Helen Mergendahl Adelloert Morse Loretta McLaughlin Alma Sedaker Helen Sowles Lester Snyder Evelyn Sfmmons Orville Sweet Louis Tracy Joseph Taylor Kenneth Vaughn Amelia Van Wort Winifred Whittaker Gertrude Whittaker Kathryn Wynkoop Louise Yonke ..g..Q..g..g.....g..g..g..q..g..g..g .....g..g.-g- .g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g. .g.....q..g... THE SAWYER .. ......g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g of o'o 17 M:-: MR. G. D. MORSE MR. L. M. CAHILL President ........... Vice-President ..... Secretary ............ Treasurer ..... ....... .... George S. Robinson Irving Ribsamen John Hurley Harry Newkirk HI-Y CLUB ADVISORS MR. C. E. BRADLEY MR. L. F. FELLOWS PERSONNEL JANSEN DEDERICK ARTHUR SLACK ROLAND MACFARLAND JOHN FELLOWS Odell Johnston Donald Fellows Arnold Willis James Sweeney The Hi-Y had quite a successful season this year in spite of the fact that they didn't start until December. It had two speakers who spoke before the school assembly. One spoke on College Life. The other, Major Hart, talked on the Need of Military Preparations. The Hi-Y also held a service at the Dutch Reformed Church in which the Kingston Hi-Y Club took part. The local Hi-Y quartet sang several numbers and did very well. The collection taken at this service went to the Saugerties Home for Aged Women. -O-0-0--Q-0-0 0-4-+0-O 66-0-9-4-ov-9-of-O-O-0-Qvo-vO--0--O-O--0v-0-o--o--0f-o-0-l-'O'-0- 10400000- -0- -O-9 f9-4-9--9-0-'O-lfdf-0-Q--0-va-'Q-'O -0'-0-0--0--0-0--O-'O'-9-0-O' 5 ! 9 Q A 5 3 3 O! gt. -0-bsiqz.gt-0-.,.-0.-g..g..0-0--c.....c....-0-Q-q..g..g..q.. ..g..g..g..g..g.....Q-.g..q..Q..q..g..g..g..g..g.-I--0.-g..g..g..g. g g..g..g.....,..,.....g .Q .Q .5 ,,.,, ,.. 5 4,4 ,. is THE s 'YER 6 Q io Q 5 x Z Q 0 ULSTERETTE STAFF I Editor-in-Chief .,....... Managing Editors ....... ' Advertising' Managers ...,.. Erchange Editor ...... Sporls Editor ............... .........DONALD S. FELLOWS, DEDERICK, EVELYN LONGENDYKE, SNYDER, SYLVIA LERNER, HELEN M. GRUNDHOFER ............ARTHUR E. SLACK y Art Editor ...................... ....... H ARRY NEWKIRK, Distributing Manager ....... .............. E LEANOR SMITH, Grlnds Editor ................. ........ M ARGARET EMER'CK, Class Editors ........................... ........... R UTH R. BROEDEL FLORENCE NAUDAIN, '29 RUTH SNYDER HELEN CODDINGTON, '30 ' Faculty Advisor- ........................................................ MR. G. D. MORSE I The Ulstcrette staff has met with much success this year, both ' Hnancalfy and in its literary work. This year's publications have , met with much approval from the students and from the papers of other schools. The Sportsmansh'p and t'Thrift numbers, special issues, were commended very highly by our critics, the latter having . been highly lauded by the Educational Thrift Bureau of New York City. These two specials were put out with the purpose of creating h'gher aims among the scholars. May the staf of '27-'28 be success- ful in all their endeavors next year. Q 0 ..q..g.....g..g.....g. -0- -0- THE SAWYER 19 CHO J --TAKE MY ADVICE A CAST OF CHARACTERS Bob Mannion, Struggling Young Editor, of the Eureka News ................ Odell Johnston Peggy Acton, Who Arrived in Eureka Three Months Ago ................ ....... R uth Broedel Jimmy Samson, Live Wire Representative of BickIey's Slogans .......... Arthur Sweeney Virgy Mannion, Bob's Sister ................................................................ Margaret Emerick Jud Fenton, The Town Loafer and Humorist ....... .................. B en Svirsky Mrs. Nelson Dodd, A Thrice Married Widow .......... ........ E velyn Longendyke John Wargrim, Who Owns and Controls Eureka ....... ........ C lemence Lominsky Marcia Wargrim, His Proud Daughter ..................... ................................ C aroline Rose Time: Present. Place: Office of Eureka News. Coach: Miss R. M. Kimmey. lNith the presentation of the play, Take My Advice twice in the high school auditorium and once in the church hall of the Church of the Comforter in Kingston, the Seniors did a very creditable piece of work. With the help of Miss Kimmey, the eight members of the cast presented a playithat was enjoyed from beginning to end. The play itself was very interesting. It involved the plot of John Wargrim to control Eureka and of Jimmy's, Peggy's, Jud's and Bob's efforts to assume control of War- grim's interests. A clever plot kept the audience in suspense and good humor until the very end. ........g........g..g........ .....g..g..q.-o..g..g g ......................... .. Q E 2 Q s 2 s 1 Z 2 i ? 9 Q 2 2 5 ? s 2 Z ? 2 2 I e Z a 2 2 2 2 Q i -o-fo:-o--0-v -of-QQNO' -0001-0--0--0-0-0-0ff0wq-so-fi-0--0--0-f0'-0'-0-f0-0-0'-0-0-0--0-0-0 -0--0-0--0--0-f0-4 -0'-0' f0- -000- 000- 0--0-0- f0-00 ...pu 09-0- -0- -0-0--0-0-0-0- -0 'O-10' ..g..g. 'OVC f O' --0-0 ! Q Q 9 A ,yo--o-Q--0--Q-vo-'Q 0 O- 'U'-0 -o--o--0--0--o--o-.g..q..g..g..g..g..g.....g.... .g........g.... g.....g..g..g..g..g..g g..g..g..g..g THE SAWYER ..g..g. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach ..... ...... D . DEITZ Captain ..... B. KEEFE Manager ....... H. SNYDER Forwards Guards D. Smith Centers E. Longendyke B. Keefe C. Granwehr D. Keefe M. Herrick A. Voerg C. Smith M. Emerick R. Broedel The Saugertfes High School girls made a good showing in all their contests. They played eight games and only tasted defeaz once. They scored 173 points to their opponents' 111. S. H. S. 12 S. H. S. 30 S. H. S. 21 S. H. S. 32 Alumni 2 Catskill 15 Catskill 20 Clinton Ave. S o--n.-u--0-.g.......... 195 Cairo 6 . 20g Ravena 36 29g Ravena 16 205 Cairo S ISUN5 ISA5IxI'.lISAI.I. I NI I XIIII, I XII 4'I.II1l I- I!.w'.nIw-I ,I I'I IIIIXXf mv ,IIIIIXNIIPX IQILIVAI' II ,IIII1 in-nie-r A VI IIIII I Q I IH I Iv..I I II 5, , I MI I Wm- RIMM Im I II I II' I ' F I , II JI: If I. X M 5 II. 'XV' ,I, I 1,1 f II F IQ IU'Iz1'v . I I' YI II 11lk:4iNI I 'I F II F- IU. II.I'm'xII I I II.w ' I' . I'.:'II1 X I III X I' I , II II: 'I Q u a n 0 Q Q n Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I N. F 5 S Q S I . nl: XX IIINIXX, 'I .IHIIII Wm X wx.. . 1 1. ppm-V2 I II 1: X'. YI. I . I, NIM 1 Ilzxkvml ll YI-XX' I'41II7 'I , JI. N, X1II1v-11X I I Ilzlxm-11:1 I IIIIIIII III I IX 'II QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoQQQeoQQQQoQQQQQso--Q.-Q--QQ-QuoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q a Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ,QQ QQ THE SAWYER BILL FINGER, Captain I BUNT HURLEY, Pitcher GABE VOSDICK, First Baseman -9--Q-0--00 ..........g.. .g..g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g.. THE SAWYER TYLES New Sport and Figured Silk Dresses X Coats---Sport and Dress Models Silk Hosiery Medium and Chiffon Weight Lingerie Scarfs Gloves Handkerchiefs RECEEY EQCHHEDED Mr. Bradley: Neil, why were you ab- sent yesterday? Neil: 1Mr. been him to that Neil had to persuade persisted that Mr. you to fal- sify. I at the station. What illness? Neil Miss Dates: Do you know how the caves in Kentucky were formed? Jean M.: Oh, the cavemen built them, didn't they? ' Country Constable: 'Ere, you mustn't go rushing about like that! Whatls yer name? Miss Pierpont: t'Je ne comprends pas! Constable: 0h! all right. Be careful the next time! Sunday School Teacher: What wrong did the sons of Jacob commit when they sold their brother Joseph? Ezzie G.: They sold him too cheap. Teacher: Remember the saying It is better to give than to receive. Gabe: My brother says that is his maxim! Teacher: What is your brother? Gabe: A pugilistlu Cluck Fosmire: I was thinking it would be a fine thing if a man could know the time and place he was going to die. Ed Nolan: And what good would that do you? Cluck: I wouldn't show up! Clem L.: What is the best method of preventing the diseases caused by biting insects? Rip Z.: 'tD0n't bite the insects. .g..g.....g..g..g.....g.....g..g. Q g g g..g......g..g. g.....g..g..g. ...... g..g ...,...g..g.....g..... -o-f-2-0--o-0-ff: -0-4--O-0-9 -0-0-fo-0 - vO1-O--O-0--0--0w0--O-- 'O' -O-0-0--Of-O-0 -0- -O-0 000000401 --Q- ...wg -0'-0--0-eww -0+-our -of-0-'O 0,0 n o Q.. Ng.. .g..g..g..g..g.. -.g..g..g..g..g.....g.. ..q..g..g-.quo-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g-.g..g..g..g..g.. .Q-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. THE SAWYER Established 1889 NOW LOCATED IN HANDSOME NEW BUILDING BEST IN EVERY HING PENCER BUSINESS SCHOOL KINGSTON NY SEND FOR CATALOG Don't Waste the Summer Months. Madge: You drive awfully fast, don't you? Smitty: Yes, I hit sixty yesterdayfy Madge: Did you kill any of them? Director of Personnel: Before we can engage you, you will have to take an intel- ligence test. Vic. H.: Intelligence test! Why, the ad said you wanted a stenographerln First Convict: When I get out of this place I'rn going to have a hot time, ain't you? Second Convict: I don't know, I'm here ..... . for ,iw BUSINESS SHORTHAND -Ti SECRETARIAL Anna: Which of your exams was the hardest? CIVIL SERVICE coURsEs w:if,, H0me'making'We made some bis' PRINTING OF QUALITY The Ulsteretten and The Sawyer, the S. H. S. publications, were printed in the job office of the SAUGERTIES DAILY POST SAUGERTIES WEEKLY TELEGRAPH THE HOME AND FAMILY NEWSPAPERS OF SAUGERTIES AND VICINITY We do printing of distinction and modern design. We specialize in Grade A printing only and our prices are consistent with high-grade work We print everything from a card to a catalogue. Let us estimate on your printing. QUAYLE QUALITY QUAYLE Sz SON, INC. Steel Engravers to American Universities ' ALBANY, N. Y. Samples of Wedding Stationery Upon Request CORRECT FORMS MODERATE COSTS T o : o 6 Q 5 s ? Y! ! ! i 6 0,0 0 o fo:-0--o-v 0-of 0-04- -0--on 0-0--O-fr 'O O Q 00000 -O--0-0-0-w -Q-0-fvve-9 0 o .aio- o Q o'o o 9 o'o '. .'f.' Q .4 .-. Q 5 5927524 Q I Fgguj rr--sz. ::5'- E26 14 ID- 5 5 rn 3 af I U1 cn g I Q o 5, E Cf' 5' 5 Q S UQ H, g. P3 In N 3 rr- 'U U3 IP g Ki 'JU Q7 i i , 1 CONC' 0-Ov-0--0-Ov-0--Q--0--0--if .g..g.g..g..g. +0-'C'-0--0--Ov -0--0--O-0 -I-000-O--0-'C' .g. -000- 0--0--0 Dwi-0-tw ..g..g.. -0+-0-O--I--Q-+0 2-2-0--9-v -o-o--m-o-o-o--o--o--o--o--s--o--o--o--o--o-4-4--o-o--o--Q-o-a-o--on--o-o--v-o-e--e--o-o-o--o--o--o-o--o-wr-0-o-o-o--n--o-o--o--s--un-e-o-u-u.-Q-u-m-4-o-o-4-o-o--o-vm Evelyn L.: Why did you give up pipe- organ lessons? Eva: I felt so childish playing with my feet. Mr. Bradley: How was iron first dis- covered? Alice M.: Pm a bit rusty on the sub- ject but I believe they smelt it. Clara: Dora's so dumb she doesn't even know George Washington is dead. Cora: Dead? She doesn't even know he's sick. Miss Gorman: A rat jumped out of my stove yesterday. Miss Deitz: Why didn't you shoot Branches of Business Trainilym i f . 1 X ,AI SCHOOL IN KINGS TON where you can acquire the knowledge and skill enabling you to step into the finest positions. Moran School Service awaits your call. Write for interesting catalog with complete information. Summer sessions. Moran Business School himin H fBurgevin Buildingj Mlsfy Gorman: He was out of my Corner Fair and Main Streets range' KINGSTON : : NEW YORK MEM THE OBENAUS STUDIOS INC. ihik Home and Child Portrauture Our .Specialty Studios at Albany, Syracuse, Schenectady, Utica and Troy, New York .l.. .-1 o bf -Q.wI-ul--Gul-ui--O O O'-IHOHOUIOHOHUUOQOOMOKO-'O''00O'fC O O C C O O l' O0C O OWO O O O'fO' Louis: What were you thinking of, sweetie? Stelle: Nothing much. Louis: Why weren't you thinking of me? Stelle: I was. Florence N.: Have you ever heard the story of the eyes? Cutler: No, what is it? Flo: Oh, you, have two I Miss Bromley: I'1l give you just one day to hand in that paper. Bill H.: How about Fourth of July? Art. S.: I once loved a girl that made a fool of me. James S.: My, what a lasting impres- sion some girls make! Joe T.: Mother, may I have a nickel? Mother: Son, you are too big to ask for a nickel. Joe: You're right-make it a dime. 'UWOWUWO''l O'0O1'l l'-I-O O'l l lHO C O O O l O-'O'0C-ll'-I-10-OO ov , ov -Q-o-Q-ov.-o o-0-,O 'lwCv4-0-0-v0wO-vv-0'-Q-O--O-4--0--0-fO--O-0-Q--0- -0-0--0-0--0-'O-0-0--I--0--0+-0 0--of-v ONOHOHOIIOWO' O-0140-409 Ou 'O' ..g..g..g. 'O0O0O0O0O O0O' -O-O-0--if-0 C-000' 'Ol -OHOUO' .,. -we- ' ' -o-0-Q-u-0--o--o-o-o--o-e-o-o+-o-o--o-s-o--0-o-o--0--o--o-o--e-Q-o--0--0 -0-0-0--0--of-0--0-0-0--r -0--0-0--w-o-'o--o-o-v-ew-who--we-u0-0--0-0-o-0--0--0--0-0-0-0-0-0-' T H E S A W Y E R 27 Helen G.: What is the oldest and most popular weekly in America? Ruth B.: The bath, of course! Ben S.: Weill I answered a question in class today. Kellogg: 'tWhat answer did you give? Ben: Present! Odell: Pm walking to Europe this summer. Chat: But I say- Odell: Taking a tramp steamer, old thing! Helen S.: I hear you had a blowout at your house last night. ' Ruth M.: No, that was just a report. Irate Father: I'll teach you to kiss my s 0 QQQQQQQQQE THE BEST PROTECTION and the FINEST INSURANCE for that daughter of yours A training for the agreeable occupa- tion of a Stenographer or Secretary -at the- Albany Business School 83 No. Pearl Street, Albany, N. Y. ff sf V oc ' -rs I ' eww aanaeaeawa Don: You're too late. I've already ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'X-9 0 ' learned. Aviator fto colored manjz How would you like to take a hop? Colored Man: Ah stays on terrah firmah and the more firmah the less terrahf' WILLIAM F. KEI.LY Contractor and Dealer in Paints, Painters' Supplies and Wall Paper SAUGERTIES : NEW YORK Telephone 20 umm iiifiiiannn Chat Qto waiterlz Are you sure this is a beefsteak? Waiter: Sure it's a beefsteak! Wassa' matter? Chat: Well, when I find a fiy buzzing around a steak, I think nothing of it, but when I see a horsefly-darned if I don't get suspicious! Mother: Were you entertaining a gen- tleman while I was out last night? Martha: That's for him to say mother. I did my best. Glen: What would you call a man who hid behind a woman's skirts? Rippy: A magician! Father fto youngster just put to bedjz Now what are ye '1 crying for? Son: I wanna drink. Father: So do Ig go to sleep. -Life. Oc ,g..Q..QQQ,.Q.4.aQnQ0Q-Qfsg-Qugugug-Q-In .-Ol-Ov-O-fl--C'-OwO O0O00l'O 0' 'l O O'l O O0C00l'O O' 'O O0O O'lO''O1-OWOvONOwO l'. .HO'4O0OHO'-O'OHi'OHl0O'.'Ol'O O O0O'g U'O''OvvO''O''O''OKO'O''CHOHO O O O l0O O O OlO0C0O0O O O O' lO0f0C0O U0O0O'O O O' 'Of'Of'O0O 0'0'ONOvO1'OWONU0O 0Q Q'O'Q'OlO0ONO0Q O 0'vO04'Q'0Ovl':0: T H E S A W Y E R Betty E. fscornfullybz I wouldn't marry you if you were the only man on earth! Jack F.: No, you wouldn't, you'd be trampled to death in the rush. Mr. Morse: Why are you late so of- ten? Jansen: Because of the sign on the street, 'School Ahead-Go Slow.' Teacher: Wilhelm, what is a panther? Willie K: A panther is a man who maketh panthsf' Mr. Morse: Edison declares that four hours' sleep a night is enough for any man. Mr. Bradley: By Jove! That is exactly what my baby thinks. F RATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements and Invitations Stationer to the Senior Class of Saugerties High School L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers 8: Stationers ATTLEBORO MASS. ASK ANY COLLEGE GREEK GIVE YOUR FEET A VACATION, TOO! When you go away to recharge the batteries for another year-to store up a reserve energy from which to draw during succeeding months- don't forget your faithful feet that have uncomplainingly helped your every step of progress. Let them share your vacation joys in stylish, comfortable, smooth-fitting Walk- Over shoes. WALK-OVER E. M. R. LILLIS .g..g..g..g..g..q..g..4.....Q.....g..g..q.....g.....g..g...........g..g..g...... OUR LINE OF CANDIES Cannot be surpassed. They are fresh, pure and good to the taste. Special fancy boxed Whitman's, Huylers, Johnson's, Apollo, Perry's Delicious Ice Cream, Ice Cream Sodas, Frappes, Sundaes, Etc. Saugerties Confectionary Company Cor. MAIN and PARTITION STS. Telephone 224 no-2-2-0-4-0 -C-su-O--0-0--0-0-'Q--0'-00-0-0 -0--0-O1 -000 0-Q-0 ' H000--0-'Ov -0-6-0--0 'CMO' -O--0'-Q--0--0--0-if-0-0--0-l-Q--Q-Q-9-Q.4.-0- Q 0 Q, 4. Q00 ........ 4-.. .g. .g..g..g..q.-Q THE SAWYER ZQQKEQEKEQZKQEQ EKEMKEKKKEKMEEK GEORGE L. KERBERT First Class Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating 128 PARTITION STREET Phone: 154-R Saugerties, N. Y. ZQQMEQEMZQZKQZQ EKEKKEZKKEKMEEK SQ F. G. LEWIS Staple and Fancy Groceries 224 Main St., Saugerties. N. Y. JOHN LANG, Jr. Sporting Goods Main St. SAUGERTIES. N. Y. t wa ER .......... ..........,.... Frances S.: Just think, those ruins are 2,000 years old. Googrie R.: Aw g'wan, it's only 1927 now. Alice M. tcontinuing' narrativejz 'tThe evening: wore on,', Terry S. finterrupting'J: Excuse me but can you tell me what the evening wore on that occasion? Mickey: I'n1 off that girl. She insulted me. Harry W.: HoW7 Mickey: She asked ine if I danced. Harry: What's insulting about that? Mickey: ul was dancing' with her at the time. Miss Kinimey: 'WVhen an you going to get one hundred per cent on your exams? David B.: When 1 don't make anv mistakes. 5 5 9 i 9 6 6 Q Q ! 9 9 Q Q Q Q S Q 5 9 ? 9 ? 9 Q ? Q of o o .gg-o--o-o -Q-0-0-4oo--0-o-Q--0-0- -0--0--9-0-04 --0--0-fv 5.-q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g -.g..q..g..g..g..g.. -0'-0-4-0-0 -4-0-4-0-muon!-out-Owhwsm-O1-0-v-O-Q-ma -0+-0-I-'O 0--0--0--0-v Q--0--0-0--0 g.....g.....g.. 0--r-o--0-0-0--Q-v-Qulwewb--0-0-0-.0-v-eau-0--0-0-ua--0--U-ww--0-wh-0 -0--0-M-0'-O--0-0-s--s-0-0-0-0-l'-Owe.-0--0-O-O--Q'-0-0-0-0-v wwtfvtfw- .Q..p..g-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. -Q.. .q..g..g-.g..q..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g..q....4..g. THE SAWYER SPECIAL TIRE SALE HYLASTIC MASON TIRES ACCESSORIES, ETC. New York Auto Sales 8: Supply Co. Main and Market Street - iii Compliments of GEORGE FISHER iii Please Note Low Prices on OLDFIELD TIRES 30x3 Fabric .................................... 35.85 30143175 Fabric ............. ................... 6 .85 30x31!2 Cord ............. ..... 7 .35 29x4.40 Balloon ..... ..... 8 .40 32x4 Cord ............... ................... 1 3.40 31x5.25 Balloon ................................. 15.35 33x6.00 Balloon ...... ,...... .................... 1 8 .35 Oldfield tubes are also priced very low Dwight Van Busljrirk I Tires, Tubes, Accessories SAUGERTIES :: NEW YORK Saugertles Delicatessen 1 MARIE BROEDEL, Pr0p, ITS IT -'--' - ' ,ll l -eer 2 1 iT'N MN' ll fig Selected Groceries .. we Telephone 154-J If You Cannot See to Read This Ad Consult THORPE, THE OPTOMETRIST 230 Main Street MM ,nf R K' THE SEAMON Bnos. co. Furniture Compliments of F T31 THE HAUCK PHARMACY lll'l6l'a ITEC OTS . t 'IWW GAWTD WSWS we--0 g..g.....g..q .gn . .g..g..g..g..g.. ..g..g..g-g g..g..g..g..g..g..... 'O0O l O0l0OwO -Owb--0--O--O--O-0--I-'O-0-if-0--0-w 0-in - - - -++4+4-04wo++4w00-0-vQQw-++44-lQwOwv+wa'w4-0w0-wtv0+04f4-++Q4-:u THE SAWYER 31 I D i . 1 UTE u 531 353255 THE MARTIN CAN JINE CU, Manufacturers of Surface Cccmatedl Papers Scrugerfies New York E V 1 1 1 EESIEH' Wawlmsys --o--0-o-0-0--0-0-0-0-0--Q-0--on--o - - - - --of-0-0-0--of-Q--o--0--0--o-0--m --0-0-o--0-o-o.-o-q-g.....g..g.....g..g.-g..g........g..,.:Q THE SAWYER Q35 H513 651 Your education is not complete, until you have formed the habit of regular, systematic saving. Put your savings in a SAVINGS BANK THE SAUGERTIES SAVINGS BANK GU H5155 U09 Nfiliiltttt COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GUY F. AXTELL AND DR. R. R. KEATOR 'o'o'o'o'o'o I ,tex-x I 4 xi QQLQGQK ' xi?-,714 Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS 0--vfno-van-vow-on-wma-suave:-za--we-2:2 OHOUQ-000' 0'0-OlQ l'4 '.-O 9 O f l0 O O O 0 'O 0 9 Q Q l O f '. . Q '.' . Q 'O Q Q O Q . 5 .HQwO-.'0 Q 9 O O O O Q-9-OH! 2-2-o--o-0-Sv: -04- -Q--o-O-Q--O-v0-01-0--0--0--O- -0-Q-O-0-0 -0-0-Q -0-Of-0-on 0-0--0-0 O-'O-Of-U-0 -00- Q-0-Ou Q 0 -lwlwiwivl0O l-iMI1'O O0OHO O Ov-I-lv'O0O'O ' ' 'O' 'O C'1U''DUO'lwivi''O O'vO'lO0O l O'-I-'O0O O''O09 . . Q '. Q , O O l . . O O C O0O' THE SAWYAER ongratulations, Class of M327 You are about to enter the broader fields of life and usefulness: your vision is clearg your hopes are high, your ambition is worthy, and we trust that every fair promise of today may be fulfilled. You wait the World, the world waits you, Yet pause a moment-ere you pass the portal through: Be not afraid to meet the World's demand Yet be not glad to leave Youth's dearer land. First National Ban Saugerties, ' New York UDESERVE SUCCESS, AND YOU SHALL COMMAND IT 'O O0O l O0O O ONOWIGOMOHO''OGC'-O-0001-0-IGOHC'-O''O0'0 0--i O O O C O Q-vOwO0O-'Q l Q O' '.'O O O O . O'O'4O U . l0O OwO O Iwl'4O4lOnl O' DOHOWOW -0--0-0-v --o-o--o-s-o--o-a--o--o--o--0--o--m-snows-of-0-Q-nwovowr-0-4-4-4-o-one-Q-Q -o--o-o-o-o-s-u-o-o-o-o-o..,..,..,..,.,,..,..,. THE SAWYER ' 'vo I ' 09 ' X Compliments of The Saugerfies Ban gn I X qnhv 1 v Q-o--o-o-gg no-I-vonono-Q -0-O-was--Ona-0--0-I-0-0 -0- of-0--0-0-0 vt'-0-'O-0--Owl-'O--of-O--Ont'-0--Ovmv O00-'DWDM - -Q-I-0-O-O-O-0--0--0-Q--in -lviwjvi-4--O'-0v0-4--0 --0-f -0 -4-Dwi-0-vw-Onlwi--cwtfw--0--no-4-ww-:ox -O' - '-If-OvO'O O I'1O O0O O'4O O0O C l O00 O O C0O'lOllCvO O O OhO'lO'lOvOl'O'O0O l O O OvOHO l'O0OWO ObO'4vCWO'4'O'O0O0C0l'O O0O' THE SAWYER SVIRSKY' S BARBER SHOP MAIN STREET LADIES' HAIR BOBBING IN THE LATEST STYLES OUR SPECIALTY f LS C 'P'i 'e f5 of :: :: :: :: ::: E THE JUNIOR cLAss Compliments of o x o s 9 9 SAMUEL LERNER Saugerties-Kingston Bus Main Line KLEMM 8: HUBER, Props. 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