Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

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' Qiliggix . : .. 21: 3 V, , QWLUQ A fe ak 5. f Wvf', DONALD BECKERT Salutatoriau EUGENE WOESTENDIEK President of Class of '42 JANET GILLESPY Treasurer MISS LEONA HOGAN Class Adviser LLEWELLYN FONDA Vice-President RUTH J AFFE Valediotorian MARY SIMMONS Secretary SALUTATORY Tonight, Commencement night, is a time of transition. It marks the passing from our years of high school life with its trials and pleasures, studies and extra-cur- ricular activities into a world of new trials and pleasures, of hard work, and of war. We can never forget Saugerties High, nor can we ever fully repay those responsible for our presence and success here. And now, we face our new life and our new responsibilities fully confident that Saugerties High 'School has done more than its share in helping to make us useful citizens in a world where only real citizens can insure the continuation of the kind of life which we are privileged to be living now. VALEDICTORY The valedictory is our farewell to school life-to our friends, our teachers, and our interests here in Saugerties High School. Although we are now saying farewell, it is ironical that we should do so when in a larger sense, in a more significant sense, we are really taking our places for the first time to share with you the responsibilities of democratic life. The tasks facing us are not easy, and we realize they will mean sacrifice, concentration, and cooperation. At times these tasks may even appear too heavy, but there is a bright side to this picture. We are being graduated at a time when our country needs the most from us. It is our duty to contribute to the preserva- tion of those ideals and concepts, which we hold dear. A great challenge confronts these ideals, and we aspire to meet this challenge. As high school students, this is our farewell to you, but as citizens with civic responsibilities this is our real commence- ment of life. HYMN OF FREEDOM Onward, onward through the night, Marching, marching to the music of life, Marching to the resounding tones of joy and happiness, Marching through the death like discords of hate and arrogance! Upward, upward ln sharp crescendo, The songs of freedom and justice rise. Hear, hear the harsh unblended voices of the dictators, Crying out in frenzied protest, Crying out like ghouls from the pages of Dante, Crying out until their voices break, Break under the courage and valor of freemen. Louder and louder grow the voices, Louder, until they blend like the tones of a great organ, Deeper and deeper grows the melody, Deeper still until the throb of music shakes the world, Shakes the world from the bands of terror and hate, Shakes the world like the roar of a volcanog The roar of the voices of the Pole, the Czech, the Chinese, The roar that daily speeds the death of the ungodly, The roar that will crush these Frankenstein monsters, Crush them into the earth like the setting sun. Onward, onward through the night, Forward, forward into the light of freedom's path, Forward from the black plague of dictatorship, Surging onward, forward, into world freedom! IJLEWELLYN R. FONDA fClass Poeml CLASS PROPHECY By BURTON sisHow, Assisted by WARREN OVERBAGH .Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We are glad to have so many friendly and familiar faces present at this, the tenth reunion of the Class of 1942. We are indeed fortunate tonight in having as our guests, two great radio personalities. Without fur- ther delay, may I present our visitors, the Doctors I and Q-Thank you very much. We are indeed privileged. Doctor I-The manufacturers of our S.H.S. candy drops have allowed us to broadcast our radio program from this platform. We shall select our contestants from our alumni gathering. Assistant-I have a gentleman here. Doctor I-Five chocolate gumdrops to the gentleman if he can answer this ques- tion. What individual, who graduated from this school ten years ago, now heads the aeronautical engineering staff of the American Air Associates? Contestant-That's easy. You're talk- ing about Don Gutheil. Doctor I-You're right. Assistant-I have a young woman. Doctor I-What graduate of this school served with the Army Medical Staff as chief dietician of our forces during World War II? Don Gutheil-I know who you mean, doctor-Janet Gillespy. Doctor I-Correct. Assistant-I have the lady in question. Doctor I-+Good. Now, listen carefully to this question. Who is the young man, graduate of Saugerties High School, who now operates the largest printing firm in the country? Jan-et Gillespy-Do you mean Robert Herb, doctor? Doctor Q-Indeed I do. Assistant-I have Mr. Herb, doctor. Doctor I-Fine. Does the gentleman know what lady student of S. H. S. has risen in the singing profession until she now is a very famous concert star? Robert Herb-You are referring to Alice Dubois, doctor. Doctor I-Correct. Doctor Q-Excuse me, doctor, but I have a very important announcement that will interest all of us. The Navy Depart- ment reports that Gunnery Mates Rich- ard Gundersen and Vincent Daley have to- gether inflicted drastic defeats on the Japanese Air Force. It has been confirm- ed that these men destroyed five enemy bombers. Assistant-I have a gentleman, doctor. Doctor I-Who operates the Saugerties Business School? Contestant-Laura Heinlein is the lady in question, doctor. Doctor I-Right. Assistant-I have Miss Heinlein, doctor. Doctor Q-Name the two young ladies who now head the Albany Bible School. Laura Heinlein-They are Frances De- lanoy and Anna Sweet. Doctor Q-100W correct. Assistant-I have a lady, doctor. Doctor I-Name the great Commercial Doctors I and Q. Artist who illustrates many of our na- tional magazines. Frances D-elanoy-Do you mean Jack Farrell, doctor? Doctor I-Indeed I do. Assistant-I have Mr. Farrell, doctor. Doctor Q-Good! Mr. Farrell, can you name a Saugerties graduate whose teach- ing career ended when Broadway claimed her as a great character actress? Jack Farrell-Her name is Ruth Jaffe. Assistant-I have Miss Jaffe, doctor. Doctor I-Fine! 'Can you name the two Saugerties graduate machinists who de- vised the new American Tool Maker. Ruth Jaffe-Do you mean the famous team of Walter Erickson and Steven Baran? Doctor I-Correct. Assistant-I have a gentleman, doctor. Doctor Q-Very well, does the gentle- man know the name of the Saugerties stu- dent who now manages the Pratt-Whitney Aircraft Company? Cont-estant-Do you mean Frank Buono? Doctor I-Good! Can you mention two ladies whose nursing careers have been outstanding examples in their field? Frank Buono-I know who you mean, doctor. Gladys Conley and Mary Keenan. Doctor I-Correct. Assistant-I have a young lady, doctor. Doctor Q-Can she name the head Scientists employed at the great Du Pont Chemical Company? Contestant-Do you mean William Wer- ner and Llewellyn Fonda? Doctor I-Fine! Give me, Sir, the names of the two young ladies whose sec- retarial careers have led them to be as- sistants to the Attorney General of the United States. Llewellyn Fonda-The ladies are Mary Simmons and Jane Fish. Doctor I-Right. Assistant-I have Miss Simmons here. Doctor Q-Good. Can you tell me the name of a former S.H.'S. graduate whose athletic achievements made him the out- standing coach of one of the Big Ten football teams? Mary Simmons-Richard Keator. Doctor Q-Correct. Assistant-I have Mr. Keator here. Doctor I-Good. I want you to name for me the three ex-Navy men who have formed the Mid-Hudson River Transport Line? Richard Keator-I'll try. Thomas Dunn, Edward Hollinger and Salvatore Ferraro. Doctor Q-Good! Can you name the Saugerties graduates whose artistic abili- ties have developed new animated car- toons? Thomas Dunn-That's easy. You want Irene Thornton and Donald Bowra. By the way, do you know their work is filmed by Mike Spada? Doctor Q-Wonderful. Assistant-I have Mr. Bowra here. Doctor I-Fine! Can he name the staff technician of the Bell Telephone Com- pany? Donald B-owra-You mean Donald Beckert? Doctor I-That's the one I want. Assistant-I have Mr. Beckert here. Doctor Q-Good! Can he name for me, the super-salesman whose good deeds landed him in our legislature? Donald Beckert-Yes. His name is Wil- liam Farrell. Doctor Q-Correct. Assistant-I have Mr. Farrell here. Doctor l-Fine! Can Mr. Farrell name for me two men who head The Interna- tional Trucking Agency? William Farrell-You are referring to Raymond Maclary and Roger Winchell. Doctor I-Indeed, I am. Assistant-I have Mr. Maclary here. doctor. Doctor Q-Fine! Can he name two men who head The International Grocery As- sociation? Raymond Maclary-Yes. They are Richard Loerzel and James Woodruff. Assistant-I have a gentleman here. com- Doctor I-Who were the leading manders of the Allied forces at the time of the recapture of Bataan? Contestant-Do you mean William Nac- carato and 'Charles Zeigler? Doctor I-That's right! Assistant-Here is Charles Zeigler, doc- tor. Doctor Q-What gentlemen from gerties have just become managers of the Valley Farms? Charles Zeigler-Are they Benjamin Newkirk and Kenneth Smith? Doctor Q-Correct. Assistant-I have Mr. Smith here, doc- tor. Doctor l-What former students of S.H.S. have just been made advisers to the Machinists Guild of America? Kenneth Smith-4The Niekamp brothers. Harold and Sigurd. Doctor I-Fine! Assistant-Doctor, here is Harold Nie- kamp. Doctor Q-Who are the gentlemen whc have just completed testing the new army pursuit ships? Harold Niekamp-You must mean Vin- cent Kenney and Thomas O'C0nne1l. Doctor Q-Right. Assistant-I have Mr. Kenney here. Doctor I-What man that attended S.H.S. has just gone in partnership with that famous consulting engineer William Van Voorhis. Vincent Kenney-Do you mean Warren Overbagh? Doctor I-That's fine! Assistant-Here is Warren Overbagh. Sau- Doctor Q-What certain young ladies who attended S.H.S. have just become secretaries for the new president. Warren Overbagh-You mean Rose- mary Rea and Dorothy Sebring, doctor. Assistant-I have Miss Sebring here. Doctor l-Fine. What two brilliant army commanders have just received the distinquished service cross? Dorothy Sebring-Thomas Rea and Ray- mond Lang. Assistant-I have Mr. Lang here. Doctor Q-Fine. Who are the two per- sons that have been appointed head nurses at the Saugerties Hospital? Raymond Lang-You mean Jean Myer and Madeline Reynolds. Doctor Q-Indeed I do. Assistant-I have Miss Reynolds here. Doctor I-Good. What former students of S.H.S. were decorated for increasing production in the local defense plant? Madeline Reynolds-Philip Sweeney and Howard Robinson. Doctor I-That's right! Assistant-I have Mr. Sweeney here. Doctor Q-Tell me who the new direc- tors of the Woodstock Institute are? -Philip Sweeney-You want Iola Stewart and Vivian Sachs. Doctor Q-Good. Assistant-I have Miss Stewart here. Doctor I-Name the new designers of the new Army dive bomber. lola Stewart-Do you mean Frank Spada and Robert Wrolsen? Doctor I-Fine. Assistant-Here is Frank Spada, doctor. Doctor Q-Give the names of two nurses who have distinguished themselves in World War II. Frank Spada-That's easy - Marion Werner and Margaret Vanderbeck. Doctor Q-Good. Assistant-I have Miss Werner, doctor. Doctor I-The new mid-Hudson bridge was designed and constructed by what two former S.H.S. students? Marion Werner-Rudolph Mauro and Eugene Woestendiek. Doctor I--Correct. Assistant-I have Mr. Mauro here. Doctor Q-Can you name the man who operates the Saugerties School of Scien- titic Farming. Rudolph Mauro-You are referring to John Kaufman. Doctor Q-Fine. Assistant-I have Mr. Kaufman here. Doctor I-Who is the new Homemaking teacher in Saugerties High School? John Kaufman-Do you mean Mary Lawless? Doctor I-Correct. Assistant-I have Miss Lawless here. Doctor Q-Who constructed the by-pass through Saugerties? Mary Lawless-Burton Bishow. Doctor Q-That's right. Doctor I and Q-In closing, we wish to say that the success of the Senior Class is as much assured as is an Allied victory. eniors of 19 2 BARAN, STEPHEN 1SteVe3 Arts and Crafts 13, 435 Hi-Y 1435 Beta Kappa Phi 1435 Dance Club 1335 Noonhour Soft Ball 11, 2, 3, 435 Touch Football 13, 435 Treasurer, Arts and Crafts 1435 A Cappella Choir 1435 Senior Play 1435 Assembly Usher 1435 Senior Ball Committee 143- BECKERT, DONALD 1Archie3 Ili-Y 13, 4, 535 Beta Kappa Phi 13, 4, 535 Forensic Forum 13, 4, 535 English Club 1135 Science Club 1135 Chess Club 1135 Baseball 13, 435 Varsity Debate Team 13, 4, 535 President, Forensic Forum 1635 Secretary, Forensic Forum 1435 Vice- President, Forensic Forum 1435 Vice-President, Junior Class 1335 Secretary, Freshman Class 1135 President, English Club 1135 President, Home- room 1335 Orchestra 1435 Glee Club 13, 435 Sawyer Staff 1335 Junior Play 1335 Orchestra Committee 14, 535 Senior Play 1435 First Prize, Prize Speaking Contest 1435 Commencement Speaker 1535 Class Salutatorian 1535 Book Report Prize 113. BISHOW, BURTON Forensic Forum 12, 3, 435 Hi-Y 13, 435 Camera Club 1335 Library Club 1235 Basketball 1335 Soc- cer Team 1435 Noonhour Football 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 435 Vice-President, Sophomore Homeroom 1235 Vice-President, Eorensic Forum 13, 435 Weekly Ulsterette Editor 12, 335 Assistant Feature Editor, Ulsterette 1335 Sawyer Art Staff 12, 335 Assistant Sports Editor, Sawyer 1335 Senior Play 1435 Orchestra Committee 1435 Class prophecy 1435 Assembly Usher 13, 435 First Prize, Prize Speaking Contest 1435 Daily Bulletin Service 12, 335 Junior Presentation Committee 1435 Sawyer Salesman 1435 Hi-Y Convention Delegate 1435 Assistant Circulation Manager, Sawyer 1435 Orchestra Chairman, Junior Party 1335 Master of Ceremonies, Junior Party 1335 Advertising Chairman, Junior Party 1335 Amuse- ment Committee, Junior Party 133. Stephen Baran Frank Buono BOWRA, DONALD 1Buck3 Mu Alpha 1435 Hi-Y 1435 Ping Pong Club 12, 331 Soccer 13, 435 J. V. Basketball 1335 Board of Di- rectors, A Cappella Choir 1433 OYCDGSU21 13, 471 Choral Class 11, 2, 3, 435 Clarinet Quartette 1331 Swing Band 1435 Male Quartette 1435 A Cap- pella Choir 12, 3, 435 Art Editor, Sawyer 1435 Art Editor, Ulsterette 1435 Assistant Art Editor, Sawyer 1335 Christmas Play 1135 Siage MMI- ager, Sophomore Play 1235 Education Week Pro- gram 12, 3, 435 Decorating Committee, Senior Ball 1435 Senior Ball Committee 147- BU-OVNO, FRANK 1Gus3 Hi-Y 13, 435 Noonhour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon- hour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Football Donald Beckert Burton Blshow Donald Bowra. Gladys Conley Vincent Daley Frances Delanoy C1, 2, 3, 475 Noonhour Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 475 Noonhour Basketball Cl, 275 Senior Ball Orches- t1'a Committee C475 Assembly Usher C47. CONLEY, GLADYS V. CCOn11iel Hi-Y C475 Leaders' Club C475 General Science Club C175 Outdoor Club C175 Choral Class C1, 2, 3, 475 Homemaking Play C275 Education Week Program C275 Property Manager, Senior Play C475 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball C475 Usher, Senior Play C47. DALEY, VINCENT CVince7 Arts and Crafts Club C375 Outdoor Club C275 Hi-Y C475 Noonhour Baseball C475 Secretary, Homeroom C375 Choral Class C475 Stage Assist' ant, Senior Play C475 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball C47. DELANOY, FRANCES SYLVIA Cl1'rannie7 Hi-Y C475 Secretary-Treasurer, Record Club C375 Choral Class C1, 475 lllsterette Staff C2, 375 Sophomore Play C275 Commercial Department Program C475 Homemaking Play C275 Assistant Property Manager, Senior Play C475 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball C475 Daily Post English Prize C175 Ladies' Auxiliary Prize for Sewing C275 Usher, Senior Play C47. Seniors of 19 2 DU BOIS, ALICE 1Blondie3 Leaders' Club 13, 435 Hi-Y 1435 French Club 1435 Ping Pong Club 1235 Bowling Team 1435 Secre- tary, Ping Peng Club 1235 A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 3, 435 Girls' Trio 1435 Girls' Sextette 1435 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Circulation Manager, Ulsterette 1435 Sawyer Salesman 1235 Senior Play 1435 Re- freshment Conimittee, Senior Bull 143. DU NN, THOMAS 1Shine3 Business Club 1135 Science Club 1135 Arts and Crafts Club 1335 Beta Kappa Phi 1435 Soccer Team 12, 3, 435 Varsity Baseball 1335 Noonhour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Basketball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 435 Decora- tion Committee, Senior Ball 143. ERICKSON, WAIJTER E. 1Bl0ndy3 General Science -Club 1235 Ping Pong Club 1235 Arts and Crafts Club 12, 3, 435 Hi-Y 1435 Treas- urer, Homeroom 1235 President, Arts and Crafts Club 1435 Orchestra 1335 Stage Manager, Junior Play 1335 Stage Manager, Operetta 1335 Stage Manager, Senior Play 1435 Assistant Property Manager, Operetta 1335 Senior Ball Committee 143- FARREALL, JOHN 1Sp0tty3 Record Club 1335 Beta Kappa Phi 13, 435 Ping Pong Club 1335 Ping Pong Team 12, 335 Hi-Y 1435 Tennis Team 12, 3, 435 Bowling Team 1435 Student Adviser, Beta Kappa Phi 1435 Choral Class 1435 Orchestra 13, 435 Sawyer Art Staff 13, 435 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 1435 Orchestra Committee 143. Alice DuBois William Farrell FARRELL, WILLIAM 1Willie3 Hi-Y 13, 435 Beta Kappa Phi 1435 Outdoor Club 1235 Noonhour Volley Ball 12, 335 Senior Play 1135 Assistant Manager, Senior Play 1435 Assist' ant Stage Manager, Sophomore Play 1335 Assist- ant Stage Manager, Junior Play 1335 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 1435 Assembly Usher 143. FERRARO, SALVATORE 1Jippity3 Business Club 1135 Ping Pong Club 12, 335 Noon- hour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Basketball 11, 235 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon- Thomas Dunn VValter Erickson John Farrell Salvatore Ferraro Llewellyn Fonda Janet Gillespy hour Football 41, 2, 3, 433 'Picket Committee, Senior Ball 443. FONIJA, LLEWEIALYN R. Hi-Y 4433 Science Club 4133 Secretary, Home- room 4133 Vice-President, Senior Class 4433 Vice- President, Esopus Council 4433 Choral Class 4l, 233 A Cappella Choir 43, 433 Circulation Man- ager, Sawyer 4433 Advertising Manager, Choir Christmas Bulletin 4433 ,Sawyer Salesman 43, 433 Assembly Usher 4433 Esopus Council 43, 433 Prize Speaking 4433 Education Week Program 41, 2, 333 Class Poet 4433 Orchestra Committee, Senior Ball 443. GILLESPY, JANET RUTH 4Jan3 Bridge Club 4233 Sigma Club 4l, 233 Hi-Y 43, 433 Res Publica Romana 4333 Delta l'lii Lambda 43. 433 Forensic Forum 4433 Aedile. Res Public Ro- mana 4333 Treasurer, Homeroom 4433 Treasurer, Senior Class 4433 Glee Club 4l, 2, 3, 433 Human Interest Editor, Ulsterette 4433 Assistant Adver- tising Manager, Sawyer 4333 Assistant Advertis- ing Manager, Ulsterette 4333 Jokes Editor, Saw- yer 4433 Color Committee, Senior -Class 4433 Banking Staff 4433 Prize Speaking 4433 Educa- tion Week Program 42, 333 Daily Bulletin Staff 4233 Sawyer Salesman 41, 2, 3, 431 Commence- ment Speaker 4433 Refreshment Committee, Senior Ball 443. Seniors of 19 2 GUNDERSEN, RICHARD 1Dick7 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 147. GUTHEIL, DONALD WAYNE Camera Club 1173 Bridge Club 1273 Hi-Y 14, 573 Rooks Club 1375 Arts and Crafts Club 1573 Noon- hour Softball 11, 2, 373 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 473 Noonhour Championship, Volley Ball 1375 A Cappella Choir 13, 4, 573 Board of Di- rectors, A Cappella Choir 1573 Choral Class 12, 3, 4, 573 Reporter, Ulsterette 1473 Exchange Edi- tor, Ulsterette 1573 Education Week Operetta 1475 French Club Opera 1573 Assistant Stage Manager, Junior Play 1373 Stage Manager, Senior Play 1473 Stage Manager, Senior Play 1573 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 1473 Ticket Com- mittee, Senior Ball 1573 Assembly Usher 1573 Banking Staff 12, 3, 473 Education Week Pro- gram 12, 3, 473 Cheer Leading 14, 573 Assistant Manager, Soccer 12, 373 Assistant Manager, Basketball 11, 2, 37. HEQINLEIN, LAURA Hi-Y 13, 4, 573 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 4, 575 French Club 13, 473 Secretary, Homeroom 13, 473 Secretary, French Club 1473 Secretary, Hi-Y 1573 Treasurer, Junior Business Club 1173 History Program 1373 'Science Program 1273 Commercial Department Program 1573 Theme Committee, Senior Ball 1575 Color Committee, Senior Class 1573 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 14, 571 Education Week Program 137. HENNE-GAN, JEAN 1Spide1'7 Leaders' Club 13, 473 Delta Phi Lambda 1473 Hi-Y 1475 Basketball 1273 Captain, Girls' Bowling Team 1473 Glee Club 1173 Commercial Program 1473 Program Committee, Senior Ball 1475 Bank- ing Staff 137. HERB, ROBERT 1Herbie'7 Arts and Crafts 'Club 13, 473 Noonhour Softball 13, 475 Noonhour Football 1473 Noonhour Volley Ball 13, 473 Secretary, Arts and Crafts Club 1473 Sawyer Art Staff 1473 Amateur Printer and Pub- lisher of Chips 1373 Stage Committee, Senior Play 1473 Stage Committee, Operetta 1373 Stage Richard Gunderson Robert Herb Committee, Grade 'School Operetta 1373 Light- ing Committee, Senior Ball 147. JAFFE, RU TH 1Ruthie7 American Legion Oratorical Contest 1373 Second Prize, County Legion Oratorical Contest 1373 Latin Club 11, 273 General Science Club 1173 Bridge Club 1273 Debating Club 12, 3, 473 French Club 12, 3, 473 ,Hi-Y 13, 473 Delta Phi Lambda 1473 French Opera 1475 Representative, Pan Am- erican Conference 1473 Varsity Debating Team 12, 3, 473 National Forensic League 13, 473 State Debate Finals 1473 Chapel Director 1173 Treas- urer, French Club 1373 Grand Cashier, Banking Staff 1373 President, French -Club 1475 Board of Directors, A Cappella Choir 1473 A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 3, 473 Girls' Ensemble 1373 Girls' Swing Trio 1473 Girls' Sextette 1472 SHWY91' Salesman 11, 273 Assistant Clubs Editor, Ulster- ette 1273 Assistant Advertising Manager, Sawyer Donald Gutheil Laura Heinlein Jean Hennegan Ruth Jaffe John Kaufman Richard Keator 1273 Assistant Literary Editor, Ulsterette 1373 Editor, VVeekly Ulsterette 1373 Clubs Editor, Sawyer 1373 Editor-in-Chief, Ulsterette 1473 Editor-in-Chief, Sawyer 1473 Sophomore Play 1273 Christmas Play 117 Junior Play 137: Senior Play 1473 Forensic Program 1473 Cliairman, Class Motto Committee 1473 Valedictorian 1473 Com- mencement Speaker 1473 Duso Press Conference 13, 473 Algebra Prize 1173 Latin Prize 1173 Book Report Prize 1173 General Science Prize 1173 Social Studies Prize 1173 First Prize Prize Speak- ing 127. KAUFMAN, JOHN Latin Club 1373 Debate Club 12, 3, 473 Hi-Y 13, 473 Science Club 1173 4-H Club 1173 Varsity De- bating Team 13, 473 Participation in State Con- test 1473 President, Homeroom 1373 Secretary, Homeroom 1173 Corresponding Secretary, Debat- ing Club 13, 473 Secretary Hi-Y 1473 Treasurer, Esopus Council 1473 Managing Editor, Ulsterette and Sawyer 1373 Daily Calendar Stat? 12, 373 Senior Play 1473 Sophomore Play 1273 T, N, 9 Grade Play 1173 Decorating Committee, Senior Ball 1473 Banking Staff 1273 Esopus Council 1473 Manager, Soccer Team 1273 Manager, Basketball 137. KEATOR, RICHARD R. Jr. 10117 Vice-President, Homeroom 1173 Orchestra 11, 2, 373 A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 373 Glee Club 11, 2, 373 Sawyer Salesman 1173 Sophomore Play 1273 Swing Band 12, 373 Sawyer Salesman 1273 Sec- retary, Homeroom 1273 Music Prize 1273 Educa- tion Week Program 11, 2, 37: President, Home- room 1373 Delegate, Rochester, Music 1373 Hi-Y 13, 473 ,Soccer Team 13, 473 History, Chapel Pro- gram 137: Junior Play 1373 Senior Play 147: French Plays 13, 473 Chairman, Senior Ball Ur- chestra Committee 147. Seniors of 1942 KEENAN, MARY C. Science Club 1193 Sigma Club 12, 393 Hi'Y 13, 493 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 493 Record Club 1393 Vice-Preside-nt, Science Club 1193 Secretary, ln- strumental Music Club 1493 Vice-President, llomeroom 1293 A Cappella Choir 13, 493 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 493 Junior Play 1393 Sophomore Play 1293 Homemaking Play 1293 Orchestra Com' mittee, Senior Ball 1493 Refreshment Committee, Senior Ball 149: Assistant Class Historian 1493 Education Week Program 13, 49. KENNEY, VINCENT Jr. 1Juni01'9 Beta Kappa Phi 13, 493 J. V. Basketball 1193 Var- sity Basketball 12, 393 Varsity Tennis 1293 Stu- dent Adviser, Beta Kappa Phi 1493 Glee Club 12, 393 Stage Manager, Mikado 1393 Orchestra Committee, Senior Ball 1493 Assembly Usher 13, 491 Esopus Council 12, 393 Education Week Pro- gram 12, 39. LANG, RAYMOND Hi-Y 13, 493 Volley Ball 1493 Noonhour Softball 12, 3, 493 Noonhour Basketball 13, 493 Noonhour Football 12, 3, 493 Noonhour Volley Ball 13, 493 Assembly Usher 1493 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 149. Mary Keenan l Richard Loerzel LAWLESS, MARY 1Sis9 Business Club 1193 Girls' Basketball Team 1393 Education Week Program 139. LOERZEL, RICHARD F. 1Dick9 General Science Club 1193 Junior Business Club 1193 Bridge Club 12, 393 Hi-Y 13, 493 Rooks Club 13, 493 Mu Alpha 1493 Volley Ball League 1193 'l'reasurer, Rooks Club 1393 President, Rooks Club 149: Glee Club 1493 Assistant 'Stage Man- ager, Senior Play 1493 Publicity Committee, Senior Ball 1493 Assembly Usher 1493 Education Week Program 129. Vincent Kenney Raymond Lang Mary Lawless 1 1 Raymond Maclary Rudolph Mauro Evelyn Myer MACLARY, RAY 1MaC3 Beta Kappa Phi 1433 Business Club 1133 Science Club 1133 Baseball Team 12, 3, 433 Junior Var- sity Basketball Team 1333 Varsity Basketball Team 143. MAURO, RUDOLPH 1Rudy3 Debiteers 1233 Hi-Y 1433 Ping Pong Club 1333 Beta Kappa Phi 1433 Noonhour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 433 Noonhour Basketball 11, 2, 3, 433 Noonhour Football 11, 2, 3, 433 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 433 Basketball 13, 433 Varsity Baseball 1433 Scenery, Senior Play 1433 Decoration Committee. Senior Ball 143. M YWER, EVENI ,YN A. Outdoor Club 1133 General Science Club 1133 Leader's Club 13, 433 Hi-Y 13, 433 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 433 Noonhour Softball 1233 Noon- hour Volley Ball 12, 333 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 433 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball, 1433 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 1433 Usher, Senior Play 143. Seniors of 1942 MYER, JEAN FRANCES Science Club C135 English 'Club C135 Res Publica Romana Cl, 2, 335 Sigma Club C235 Delta Phi Lambda C2, 3, 4, 535 Hi-Y C3, 4, 535 Secretary, Homeroom C335 Scriba, Res Publica Romana C335 Treasurer, Forensic Forum C435 President, Delta Phi Lambda C535 Glee Club C2, 335 A Cappella Choir C2, 3, 4, 535 Girls' Ensemble C435 Clubs' Editor, Sawyer C335 Sawyer Salesman C335 Christmas Play C135 Class Colors Committee C535 Class Historian C535 Banking Staff C235 Educa- tion Week Program C435 Junior Varsity Cheer- leader C3, 435 Varsity Cheerleader C435 Manager, Cheerleaders C535 Program Committee, Senior Ball C53. NACCARATO, WILLIAM CWillie'3 Hi-Y C435 Arts and Crafts Club C235 Ticket Com- mittee, Senior Ball C43. NEWKIRK, BENJAM IN CBenI1y3 Arts and Crafts Club C435 Hi-Y C435 General Sci- ence Club C435 Glee Club C1, 2, 3, 43. NIEKAMP, HAROLD Decoration Committee, -Senior Ball C53. Jean Myer Sigurd Niekamp NIEKAMP, SIGURD CSig3 Junior Business Club C135 Ping Pong Club C235 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball C43. O'COiNNELL, THOMAS CTom3 Hi-Y C435 Arts and Crafts Club C335 Varsity Baseball C3, 435 Noonhour Baseball C1, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Football C1, 2, 3, 435 Noonhour Volley Ball C1, 2, 3, 435 Varsity Volley Ball C3, 435 Cap- tain Volley Ball C435 Assembly Usher C3, 435 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball C43. William Naccarato Benjamin Newkirk Harold Niekamp Thomas O'Connell Warren Overbagh Rosemary Rea OVICRBAGH, VVILLIAM WARREN 4Pete3 Beta Kappa Phi 43, 433 General Science Club 4133 Junior Varsity Basketball 4133 Varsity Basketball 42, 3, 433 Soccer 4433 Captain, Varsity Basketball 4433 Class President 41, 233 Home- room President 41, 233 President, Beta Kappa Phi 4433 Education XVeek Program 4333 Orches- tra 41, 3, 433 Glee Club 41, 2, 333 Trumpet Quar- tet 4333 Male Quartet 4433 A Cappella Choir 41. 2, 3, 433 Assistant Advertising Manager, Ulster- ette 4233 Advertising Manager, Ulsterette 4431 Advertising Manager, Sawyer 4433 Sophomore Play 4233 Junior Play 4333 Orchestra Commit- tee, Senior Ball 443: Assistant, Class Prophecy 4433 Assistant Grinds Editor, Ulsterette' 4333 President, A Cappella Choir 4433 Octette 433. REA, ROSEMARY B. 4Nit3 Leaders' Club 43, 433 Delta Phi Lambda 443: Girls' Basketball 4233 Captain, Girls' Bowling Team 4433 Secretary, Honieroom 4433 Secretary, Esopus Council 4433 Vice-President, Leaders' Club 4433 Glee Club 4135 A Cappella Choir 413: Assistant Literary Editor, Ulsterette 4433 Sawyer Salesman 4333 Commercial Program 4433 Esopus Council 4433 Assistant, Class Will 4433 Publicity Committee, Senior Ball 443. Seniors of 1942 REA, THOMAS J. 1Tommy3 Science Club 1133 Rooks Club 11, 2, 3,33 Hi-Y 13, 4, 533 Fleur-de-Lis 13, 433 Beta Kappa Phi 14, 533 J. V. Basketball 1333 Manager, Varsity Basketball 1433 Pitcher, Baseball Team 13, 433 Secretary-Treasurer, Rooks Club 1133 President, Hi-Y 1533 President, Fleur-de-Lis 1433 President, Homeroom 1533 Assistant Advertising Manager, Sawyer 1333 Calendar Editor, Ulsterette 1332 Sophomore Play 1233 Opera, Fleur-de-Lis 1533 Commencement, Class Will 1533 Assembly Usher 14, 531 Esopus Council 1233 Christmas Speaker 12, 3, 433 Safety Council 143. REYNOLDS, MADELINE 1Rennie3 Leaders Club 1533 Glee Club 14, 533 Spring Con- cert 14, 532 Usher, Senior Play 1433 Assistant- Property Manager, Senior Play. SACHS, VIVIAN Delta Phi Lambda 1433 Arts and Crafts 13, 433 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 143. SEBRING, DOROTHY M. 1Red3 Sigma Club 1333 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 4, 533 Hi-Y 14, 533 Vice-President, Homeiroom 1433 Vice-President, Hi-Y 1533 Commercial Program 1533 Stage Manager, Homemaking Program 1333 Christmas Speaker 1133 Education Week Pro- Thomas Rea i i Mary Simmons gram 12, 333 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 143: Decorations Committee, Senior Ball 153. SIMMONS, MARY A. 1DiIl1ples3 Sigma Club 1233 Library Club 12, 333 English Club 1133 Hi-Y 13, 4, 533 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 4, 533 French Club 1433 Secretary, Junior Class 1333 President, Hi-Y 1533 Secretary, Senior Class 1533 President, Homeroom 1433 Treasurer, Library Club 1333 Library Club Program 1333 Property Manager, Senior Play 1533 Sawyer Salesman 1333 Junior Presentations Committee Madeline Reynolds Vivian Sat-hs Dorothy Sebring: Kenneth Smith Michael Spada Frank Spada 1333 D. A. R. Nominee 1533 Decoration Commit- tee, Senior Ball 1533 Advertising Committee, Senior Ball 1433 Banking Staff 1333 Librarian 133. SMITH, KENNETH 1Ken3 General Science Club 1133 Alpha Phi Lambda 13. 433 4-H Club 11, 2, 3, 433 Hi-Y 1433 Junior Busi- ness Club 1l33 Vice-President, 4-H Club 1333 As- sistant Stage Manager, Senior Ball 1433 Assem- bly Usher 1433 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 143. SPAUA, FRANK 1Gipp3 Beta Kappa Phi 1433 Hi-Y 13, 433 Captain, Noon- hour Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Captain, Noonhour Football 11, 2, 3, 433 Captain, Noonhour Volley Ball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Captain, Noonhour Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 143. SPAIDA, MICHAEL 1Milie3 Hi-Y 13, 433 Beta Kappa Phi 1433 Noonhour Football 13, 433 Noonhour Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Noonhour V0lley Ball 11, 2, 3, 433 Uevoration Committee, Senior Ball 14,2 Assembly l'sher 143. Seniors of 19 2 STEWART, IOLA 1Ola3 Delta Phi Lambda 14, 533 Hi-Y 1533 Noonhour Volley Ball 1333 Secretary, Delta Phi Lambda 1533 Treasurer, Banking Staff 1533 Glee Club 1433 Homemaking Fashion Show 1333 Decora- tion Committee, Senior Ball 1533 Publicity Com- mittee, Senior Ball 1533 Varsity Cheer Leading Squad 1533 Junior Varsity Cheer Leading Squad 143- SWEENEY, PHILIP R. 1Phil3 Hi-Y 1433 Science Club 1133 Sawyer Art Staff 12, 433 Scenery, Education Week Operetta 1333 Assistant Stage Manager, Senior Ball 1433 Deco- rating Committee, Senior Ball 143. SWEET, AN-NA E. 1Ann3 Decorating Committee, Senior Ball 1433 Ladies' Auxiliary Prize, Cooking 123. THORNTON, IRENE 1TWink3 Sigma Club 11, 233 Science Club 1133 Bridge Club 1233 Hi-Y 13, 433 Delta Phi 13, 433 Lead- ers' Club 12, 3, 433 Vice-President, Leaders' -Club 1333 Treasurer, -Chorus Class 123: Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class 1333 President, Leaders' Club 1433 Choral Class 11, 233 Choral Club 11, 233 Art Staff, Sawyer 12, 433 Assistant Art Editor, Ulster- ette 12, 3, 433 Junior Play 1333 Senior Play 1433 Color Committee, :Senior Class 1433 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 143. Iola Stewart Margaret Vanderbeck VANDERBECK, MARGARET 1M0usie3 Hi-Y 1433 Outdoor Club 1133 A Cappella Choir 13, 433 Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 433 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 433 Education Week Program 1233 Oper- etta 1233 Decoration Committee, 'Senior Ball 143. VAN VOO-RHIWS, WILLIAM 1Poey3 Beta Kappa Phi 13, 433 Varsity Basketball 12, 433 Varsity Tennis 1333 J. V. Basketball 11, 233 Var- sity Soccer 11, 2, 3, 433 Captain, Soccer 13, 433 Vice-President, Sophomore -Class 1233 President, Philip Sweeney Anna Sweet Irene Thornton William Van Voorhis Marion Werner William Werner Homeroom 1435 Vice-President, Beta Kappa Phi 1433 A Cappella Choir 13, -133 'Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Senior Play Alternate 1433 Orchestra Com- mittee. Senior Ball 1435 Education Week Pro- gram 12, 33. WERNER, MARION VIRGINIA English Club 1133 Biology Project Club 1233 Hi-Y 14, 535 Sigma Club 14, 535 Treasurer, Home- room 1335 President, Sigma Club 1535 Glee Club 13, 433 A Cappella Choir 14, 533 Stage Manager, Homemaking Department Program 1333 Assist- ant Stage Manager, Art Program 1233 Education Week Program 13, 433 Decoration Committee, Senior Ball 14, 53. WERNFIR, WILLIAM W. 1Bill3 General Science Club 1133 General Biology Pro- jects Club 123g Hi-Y 14, 533 A Cappella Choir 153g Glee Club 14, 533 Senior Play 1533 Assist- ant Stage Manager, Senior Play 1433 Head As- sembly Usher 153: Assembly Usher 143: Educa- tion Week Program 143g Program Committee Senior Ball 153. ROEZGI' Winchell Eugene Woestendiek Seniors Uf I 9 2 Robert Wrolsen Charles Zeigler WINCHEIJL, ROGER 1Big Trune3 Business Club 113, Beta Kappa Phi 1435 Noon- hour Basketball 11, 2, 333 Noonhour Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 433 Noonhour Softball 11, 235 Assistant Manager, Basketball 1435 Freshman Play 1133 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 143. WOESTEJNDIEK, EUGENE 1Deke3 Forensic Forum 13, 4, 533 Hi-Y 13, 4, 533 French Club 13, 435 Chess Club 12, 33g English Club 113, Science Club 1135 Varsity Debate Team 14, 53, Chess Team 12, 333 Varsity Baseball 14, 53, Noonhour Baseball 11, 2, 3, 4, -531 Noonhour Foot- ball 11, 2, 3, 4, 53, Treasurer, -Chess 'Club 1333 President, Forensic Forum and National Forensic Chapter 143, Vice-President, Hi-Y 1533 President, Senior Class 1533 Managing Editor, Ulsterette and Sawyer 14, 535 Chairman, Ticket Committee, Senior Play 153, Assembly Usher 14, 533 Esopus Council 1533 Prize Speaking 14, '533 Second Prize, Prize Speaking 153. NVROJJSEN, ROBERT 1B0b3 Hi-Y 13, 435 Beta Kappa Phi 13, 43g President, Junior Class 133: Vice-President, Homeroom 1333 Secretary1Treasurer, Beta Kappa Phi 1433 Treasurer, Homeroom 1433 President, Banking Staff 1435 Clarinet Quartette 1333 Concert E11- semble 1433 Orchestra 13, 433 Dance Band 13, 433 A Cappella 'Choir 1433 Senior Play 1433 Banking Staff 143, Theme Committee, Senior Ball 143, Publicity Committee, Senior Ball 143. ZIElGlLiER, CHARLES E. 1Bunny3 Ticket Committee, Senior Ball 143. Members of the Junior Class who hope to be Graduated in June, 1942 Howard Robinson .lane Fish FIVE YEAR STUDENTS WHO EXPECT TO BE GRADUATED IN 1943 C'I'hese students of their own volition elected to reniain in Saiugerties lligh School for tive years in order to receive' the benefits of an extended period of acadeinit- ti-aining.J Qxnuunlr ' Bark Row-Joseph Francello, Jane Lowther, George Jorgensen, Charlotte York, Raymond Max. Front Row-Gloria Granwehr, Anna Morinile, Shirley Crotty, Beverly Kolb, Elizabeth Anirod. Some Cf Our Boys Who Are Now In Their Country's Service HQXQ5 Vxflevxxgy W sffssmll 34543-' N SENIOR A HUSBAND FOR MAG BY Julia Brainard Carson A Scotch girl Talnnias, her father Janet, her mother .......... farm house. l Nelle A. Schmidt Stage Manager: George Jorgensen. 17 5 CAST OF CHARACTERS ....IRENE THORNTON ..... .JOHN KAUFMAN . ...GLORIA GRANWEHR Dooglus, the sheep stealer ...................... BURTON BIISHOW Angus, Peter, and Rab, hired men ........... JOSEPH FRANCELLO, STEPHEN BAIRAN, WILLIAM WERNER Scene: Scotland. The living room of Mag's home, a simple Assistants: Philip Sweeney, Rudolph Mauro, Robert Herb, Vincent Kenney Property Managers: Marion Werner, Mary Simmons Assistant: Elizabeth Amrod Prompter and Understudy: Elizabeth Amrod Coached by Nelle A. Schmidt PLAYS BREAD BY Fred Eastman CAST OF CHARACTERS John Curtis, a farnier .. Martha Curtis, his wife . Grandma, his mother .... Stella, his blind daughter Betty, another daughter . Jinl, his son .......... ...RICHARD KEATUR . . . .CHARLOTTE YORK ... .... JANE LOXVTHER ... .... RUTH JAFFE . ........ ALICE DUBOIS .. . .ROBERT WROLSEN Scene: The living rooni of a farm house. Stage Managers: Walter Erickson, Donald Gutheil Carl J. Freudenreich Assistants: Vincent Daley, William Farrell, Richard Loerzel, Kenneth Smith Property Manager: Gladys Conley Assistants: Madeline Reynolds, Frances Delanoy Coached by Carl J. Freudenreich fu SW-V lim X Tug'--Q Mwqk af? 2 X 5 7' as . ' xml iw -1? 'N 332 fe it-fig 1 - I Q at ' -T , f w:.iQ-R 'R , ff X I , 1 ff - - f 'Tx N'-214' . Y, -LL, Ls -Q!! -, uw IV I, lil i iff Wulf? X X .N W iff ff' vii , A N ti lf , 5 Ni ll! b X50 l- . J i 4 L ,. , , W t N, twat! ag tg rf . K f c c ' gf 1.451 ,A ' BSS Grant Ackert Dora Alexander Virginia Beatty Milford Beers Philip Breithaupt Rodney Bronson Bertram Burns Peter Cashara James Collard Claire Daley La Roy Dietrich Randell Dobbs Paul Donlon Ruth Eddy Jane Fish John Flanagan Arline Garrison Aline Gilbert Mortimer Gleicher President ..... Vic-eAPresident .. Secretary ... TI't'2lSlll'PI' .. Adviser .. Charles Goodrich Virginia Greco Charlotte Hallenbeck Ingeborg Hartz Warren Hauck Gustav Hoffmann Edward Hollinger Wilson Honnnell Arthur Hornbeck Lucille Imparato Lorraine Jackson Lawrence Johnson Richard Keegan James Kelly Marion Kenney Katharine Ann Knaust Mary Kolar Kenneth Legg GEORGE HILDEBRANDT ......DONALD RICHTER ....MARY BETTY VVAYE ......SUSAN FALSHAVV ...AVALDA M. DE LAND Eileen Longendyke Amelia Mauro Eleanor Mauro Lillian Mayone Ralph Mayone Emilie Mazzuca Rita McCabe Mildred Moose Jeanette Murphy Benjamin Newkirk Naomi Nicklaus Marjorie Oliver Edna Quick Anne Riccardi Harold Ricks Howard Robinson Vivian Roe Jacob Rogers Fred Ronson June Rose Etta Mae Schmitt Martin Simmons Edgar Smith Frances Smith Winifred Sniflin Clifford Snyder Filomena Spada George Sparling Paul Storm Chester Swart Richard Thornton Rose Vanderbeck Charles Warringer Norman Whitaker Grace Wilgus Ethel XVolven Juanita Zeigler Myrtle Ahrens Paul Amrod Douglas Axtell Shirley Beers Alfred Benson Theresa Bittermann Sam Branch William Brinnier llelen Brown llarold Buntele Albert, Buono Thomas Buono George Burglier Jennie Burhans Rose Carraro Helen Cashtlollar Madeline Collins H, Jolm Cox Jean Davies Iva Dederiok Jean Dederick President ..... Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer .. Adviser ..... Frank, Delanoy Dolores Donlon Robert, Doyle Emaniuel Dreshei Patricia Elliott Mary Farrell Muriel Ferraro John Gardner William Goff Ruth Granwehr Albert Greco Jennie Greco Lillian Gunderud Patricia Hackett Charlotte Hesse Viola Hesse Nadine Hommell Robert Hommell Helen Hraibar Frederick Hull Herbert Hymes Geneva Johnson JOSEPH STYCUS T. S. OVERBAGH . . . .HERBERT LACHMANN Marion Koehn Robert. Lang William Lawless Carrie Lewis Lillian Lewis Alice Lonigenrlyke Jol1n Paul Lyniker Doris Maclary Jack Malone Orson Manning Virginia Mason Geraldine Mauro Beulah Mauterstock James McCabe Thomas McCarthy John McClinton Isabel McClure Betty MCG-oey Luther Mickle Everett Mower Alice Muller LOREN BEATTY Fl. FAYE FORFMAN Kathleen Newkirk Eugene Newmyer Evelyn Orrico Alfred Ott. Anthony Pagliaro Howard Pareis George Peck Clara Petramale Mary Petramale Glenford Ploss Robert Ricks Rena Rusconi Doramae Salle Lillian Sebert Wilbur See Alice Short, Fred Short Jesse Short Richard Shultis Mary Sickler Rose Simmons Jolm Sinnott, Gertrude Smith Kathleen Snyder Shirley Snyder Jennie Spalla Shirley Sulliian l'atrieia, Thornton Donald 'l'ill Vliester Tobias Hazel 'l'ohia.s William Tompltins Michael Tureo Harold Van lfltten Bertha Van Vlierlhn Betty Yan Vliertlen Sonja Warneeke Robert Waters Florence Weiliel Hugh Whitaker Richard Whitalu-r Dolores VVinnie llerton Woodworth 1 rw hmmm xx-vB if! X59 lk . I f Y A 9' . A x :Q lt ,V , --J .N xXrr,'h.- , fp,-gf, e Barbara Abeel Eileen Abeel M. Dorothy Abrahams John Alexander Violet Augustine Joanne Axtell Dolores Bach Albert Ba1'one Thomas Beckert James Bell Grave Ilelsito Bernadette Betts Elizabeth Bitterniann Frank Blood Ella Breithaupt Adelbert Brooks Rose Bruno Ruth Bruno Antoinette Buono Clarabelle Burgher Daniel Cacchillo Michael Cacchillo Frank Calnan Jean Campbell Virginia Campbell Joan Carelas Michael Carlino Sant Christianna Marie Ciarlante Franklin Clum Alva Cody Charles Cole Henrietta Coons Cornelius Cox Ken Curran Jerome Daley Tony D'Ambrosio Julia Dargan Charles DeCiCeo Thelma Dederick Della, Derbyshire Theresa Delnasquale Charlotte Diehl Marie Donlon Michael Donlon Teresa Dragotta Herbert, Drefin Winifred Drescher Clara DuBois Daisy Duffy Doris Duffy Mary Emerick Mary lflrceg Dorothy Erickson Barbara Ettinger Arthur Fatum Jane Ferraro Rose Frangello Regina Freligh Kenneth Hallion Anna Heiser Mary Hennegan Helena Hoff Fred Huber Clinton Johnson Walter Keefe Mildred Kelley Frank Kimble Robert Kolb Charles Lang Leon Lebreton Edward Leyder lah? VVillia111 Loerzel Ralph Longendyke Edith Losee Anna Mcflloey Sarah Maehione Harold Mangan Robert Martino Antoinette Mauro Janiee Martin 'l'ho111as Mayone Donald Melins Marilyn Miller Mic-hael Misasi Teresa Misasi Raymond Moo11ey Roger Morse Donald Mower Robert Mower Gregory Mulstay F. Madeline Murphy Florence Myer Margaret Myer Robert Myer Warren Myer James Myers Alberta Newbery l.au1'a Newkirk Mary Jo Nollet Eva Ostoyic Nornia Oswald Frederick Pareis Douglas Post Frank Provenzano Robert Quick Franees Relyea Marion Reynolds Louise Ricketson Shirley Ricketson Bernard Ricketson Eugene Rinaldi Mildred Sauer liuella Schlenker Elaine Schoonniaker JPHII Sehoonniaker Kendall Sebring Audrey See liverett Short Joseph Sinnott llavid Sniith Robert Sniith Ted Sniith J0h11 Snyder Richard Snyder Marjorie Steiger Willizun Steiger Blake W. Swart M. An11e Tliornton VVillia111 Tonipkins Richard 'Frnka Dorothy Van Branier Eleanor Wagner John Washburn Rudolph Wasserbacli Raymond Whitaker Ric-hard Whitehead Shirley Winchell Maud Winnie Willia111 Winnie Frances Wolferstieg Janies Zeigler President ... Viee-l'reside11t Seereta1'y . .. Tl'P1lSlll'Pl' .. Adviser ... ......lAMlCS JOHNSON .. .... VVILLIAM GOOIIRIUII l'A'l'RlCK lll'tlNlf'lGI.lll ....lllARGARIC'l' HALL ...l'lVl'Il,YN G. lltllllN n1nuuu:n111n.n:1-my JUNIOR HIC-H SCHOOL Joyce Richter Harry Krom Dorothy Snyder Elaine VVinchell Glenford Genthneir VValter Robinson Vera Melius William Hayes Class Officers Robert Vanderbeck Advisers: John Robbins Ethel Goodrich Joseph Doyle Earl Propper Dorothy Breithaupt Florence Houck Jean Hitchcock Anna Hornbeck Mildred E. Nightingale Helen M. Rightmyer David S. Cunningham 4 .. Raymond Attanasio Shirley Brooks John Campbell Donald Cashdollar John Collins John Ennis Olga Fedyk Evelyn Flicker Anna Gundersen Dorothy Hannay Rosalind Henninger James Hoffman Richard Humphrey Elmer Johnson Doris Keller Richard Kimble Virginia Knaust Harry Krom Clarence Le Doux Doris Le-gg Elvira Legg Virginia 'Loerzel Robert Magee Evelyn Martell Betty McCarthy Michell Myer Joyce Richter Jean Ricketsou Shirley Rose' Dorothy Snyder Joyce Snyder George Terpening Betty Thornton Orvile Whitaker Robert Wiltbank Elaine Winchell Hobart Bach William Bauer James Bridgman Corabe-lle Brown Philip Burgess Jeanne Burhans Betty Cahill Raymond Christianna Noel Diaz Kenneth Doyle Louise DuBois Robert Eschman Donald Gardner Jerome Garrison Ethel Goodrich Harry Hales Bette Hannay William Hayes John Jorgensen Florence June Henry Knaust Shirley Martin William Mauterslock Clotilda Mazzuca William Meiswinkel Vera Melius John Robbins Jeanne Rudy Jacqueline Salisbury 'Geraldine Short Franklin Snyder Beverly VanVoorhis Homer VanVoorhis Betty Wasson Lawrence Whitaker Frederick Woestendiel William Wrolsen Dorothy Breithaupt Gladys Delanoy Joseph Doyle Alice Dreschler Roy Gillespy Jean Hitchcock Florence Houck Robena La Velle Luther Myer Shirley Post Catherine Yerry John Hillje Anna Hornbeck Rosalyn June Florence Magee George Magee Grace Martin Kenneth Martin William McMullen Lewis Proper Louis Pulcastro William Rose Bertha. 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Assistant Clubs Editor .. Calendar Editor ......... Literary Editor ........... Assistant Literary Editor ..... Cireulation Manager ......... .Assistant Circulation Manager Art Editor .................. Assistant Art Editors .. Feature Editor ........ Assistant Feature Editor ..... Reporters .................... Faculty Adviser . .. .......................... .... Assistant Adviser .. Advertising Manager ........... . Manager Assistant Advertising Manager . . . . . . . . .RUTH JAFFE ....ELlZAllETH AM ROD .......RERTRAlVl BURNS ...VVARREN OVERRAGII ....LUCILLE IM PARATO ... ..... GEORGE HILIJERRANIYI' DONALID Gl'THEIL ......RERTRAM RURNS ....VVILl.lAM RRINNIER ............J'OE STYCOS ...HERBERT LACHMAN . . . . .JANET GILLESIW . . . .RUTH GRANXYEHR ....... .JANE LOVVTHER ..HELEN CASllllOl.LAR . . . . . . .VIRGINIA MASON . . . . .SUSAN FALSHAVV .............ETHEL STAY .. ... . ...ALICE IDU ROIS .. .......,... THERESA RITTERMANN .......lJONALD BOVVRA ...IRENE and PATRICIA THORNTON RUTH EIJIJY REA DOROTHY ABRAHAMS, CHARLES GOODRICH. KENNETH CURRAN, ROGER MORSE, VVIL- LIAM G-OODRICH, PATRICK BUONFIGNLIO, JOHN ALEXANDER, JOHN PAUL LYNKER .GRANT D. MORSE .. .,.................. NEIJLE A. SCHMIIYT auking 'faff 1 1 1 1 1 Q- gl if 1 ,T 1 1 f A 1' 1 2 ' 1 T1 3 1 Q 1 flu E 1 '11 1' 1 Q L 5 A H ii Q ' 1 1 1 1 11 , ', 1 1 sa '. ' 1 1? ,1 W 1 ' L 1 CT - 4 li 1 ' 11 l 1 1 fl I l lf ' it P 1. N I 1 ' 5 N I I DTCASYXXCRDA i IQQSTRNI' CA5l llERl I 1 1 EA5UQEQ I 1' A J 2 7 1 r kv u ., , G91 .,1, N Xx- A 1 fir!-f' . 1 F' .21 ,fgffw , 5112.111 D 411, M - ' 1 -Q 1:5-51: '- -y 1,1111-il 1 '1 -ai '1 Iwi! .Lf - l ' '15 , x Y 0.1 i 13 QU. I ' 4 '11, ' 1 I A-.,, ' -1 ' 'Kc' .I il 1,1 ,o gy s ' 'ni ', , 1f ffi'1 r ' ' iff fn wigs jf! ,f. WW' 1 K' fyxs WL' 16:17 1 1 lil , , ... ,IW 'r' f I A g.:g, , 1 1411 1 Ji! 1 ,rl ,-1 1 Us .1'lMuF' 'Ex Tl L fwfr' ' 1 -. 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FREUDENREICH Dorothy Abrahams Janet Gillespy June Rose John Alexander Patricia Hackett Luella Schlenker Elizabeth Amrod Fred Huber Frances Smith Patrick Buonfiglio John Paul Lynker Eleanor Wagner Albert Doyle Amelia Mauro Dolores Winnie Patricia Elliot Roger Morse Harold Van Etten Mary Jo Nollett A , ,--,, we fi' if 'Q - Ha e- X ,,!459 4: 'w6E ll -1-1-1.4-1- Q 4-an-1-r ll Y WE Q MP f B I - GWMQ QQ3 41 President ........ Vice-llresiclent ... Secretary ...... . Douglas Axtell Tllonxas lluono Kenneth Curran Helen Hrabar Herbert Lac-limann ca CE Q G 'fix Q F o 1 QSO S34 ...HAROLD VAN ETTEN ......JOSEPH STYCOS ......PAUL AMROD J0l1n Paul Lynker Robert, Martino Olga Max James McCabe Donald Melius Raymond Mooney O Treasurer ...................... ROBERT DOYLE Advisers .... .... G ORDON M. IDUNNING F VVILLIAM H. PARSONS Alice Muller Kathleen New Iiirk Vivian Roe Rena Rusf-oni if C Alfred ou, S 3 110111111188 Salle VVilbur See Kenneth Smith Robert Smith Sonja Wzirnecke Norman VVl1italieI GJ Q ,nfl O Q I . fl gl 0 ffl- 1'6 G .. I i!ifLSj.f, -A , X :Lgfi ' til., up l 6- if ' 7 X x ll il Ju X -ev. lu A. Ml: X 1' Jug I Q, 'll Sis' ' J ,-, fs-'Q ,it 'SSX A,, 'ffl N QM ' I yi K , .N , X L if Ll' L 9 X 2, 1 XX X 1 Mxr i-X. 41 vvvfv ht' i.i'i: J ' -' V l':.:Jf'al.'.:v-1 , -I ,151-'l,.A,-, rite' ,:'f.i'uiPl1f Fi' - 471- imma -yogi J, 1 ipg new :fl t..Qr:g?5,R gy' xii af Sijifag..-,'y' BOYS' Hl-Y OFFICERS President .................... THOMAS REA Vice-President .... EUGENE WOES'l'ENlJIldli Secretary ,................ JOHN KAUFMAN Treasurer ... Adviser . .,... . Asst. Adviser Grant Ackert Stephen Baran Burton Bishow Donald Beckert Donald Bowra Philip Breithaupt Frank Buono Peter Collord Vincent, Daley Walter Erickson John Farrell William Farrell ...GEORGE JORGENSEN . . . .FRANK W. MASON . . . .EDGAR H. SMITH Joseph Francello Llewellyn Fonda Donald Gutheil Warren Hauck George Hildebrandt Richard Keator Rayniond Lang Richard Loerzel Rudolph Mauro Raymond Max William Naccarato Benjaniin Newkiil 'Fhonias 0'Connell Donald Richter Howard Robinson Kenneth Sniith Clifford Snyder Chester Swart Philip Sweeney Frank Spada Michael Spada William Wernei Robert Wrolsen Elizabeth Amrod Virginia Beatty Gladys Conley Frances Delanoy Alice DuBois Ruth Eddy Susan Falshaw Jane Fish Arline Garrison Janet Gillespy Gloria Granwehr Virginia Greco Helen Hartley 1 1 'Q W is f iff'5'7 Qn I ,7 i' .gif iQlr.H V ff: .edit 1- .f , 4.-.ru r . f pf if,-I v -Vet ling? qv fl li if 2,5 1 ez ,f ff gt :f f . 3 . Tw , GIRLS' HI-Y OFFICERS President .................. MARY SIMMONS Vive-PI'eSidP1it ... ...ITUROTH Y SICIIRINA SeCretal'y ...... ...LAURA HICINLI IW 'l'reaSlll'er .. ........... SHIRLEY URKVI ll Adviser ............... AVALITA M. lleI,A Asst. Adviser ..lCVl'Il,YN H. FRICVDICNRICIK ll Jean I-lennegan Lueille lllllHll'2ll0 Lorraine Jaelison Ruth Jaffe Mary Keenan Marion Kenney Beverly Kolb Jane Lowther Amelia Mauro Eniilie Mazzuca Ann Morniile Rita McCabe Mildred Moose Jeanette Murphy Evelyn M yer Jean Myer Marjorie Oliver Iola Stewart Irene 'Fhornton Margaret Vanderbult Mary Betty VVaye Marion Werner Grave VVilzus Ethel VV0lven Charlotte York 'IU p J , MWMZWEHEQ V Mos MW WMM egifwi Qlefffwifil 5 Qfyrfolfg , A X215 Qf M w Mfgh Agiglpgi km + JU Q 55,6 ll 'lg Stephen Baran Donald Beckert Bertram Burns Thomas Dunn William Farrell Mortimer Gleicher Warren Hauck George Hildebrandt Raymond Maclary Rudolph Mauro Theodore Overbagh Thomas Rea Iloward Robinson Jack Sinnott Frank Spada Michael Spada Richard Thornton Roger Winchell 'K President ........... WILLIAM OVERBAGII Secretary-Treasurer ...ROBERT WROLSEN Student Adviser ........... JACK FARRELL Sergeant-at-A1'n1s .WILLIAM VAN VOORHIS Faculty Adviser ...... ELDRED BARCLIFF Asst. Faculty Adviser ..WM. W. MAHANEY Honorary Members ........ 2nd LIEUT. C. J. FREUDENREICH, VINCENT KENNEY 'v -lgeahers Klub 'Hunt' Virginia Beatty George Anna Becker Gladys Conley Shirley Crotty Jean Davies Dolores Donlon Jane Fish Arline Garrison Patricia Hackett Helen Hartley Jean Hennegan Lucille Imparato Katherine Ann Knaust Beverly Kolb Alice Longendyke Emilie Mazzuca Betty McGoey Jeanette Murphy Evelyn Myer Madeline Reynolds June Rose Rose Simmons Frances Smith Patricia Thornton Rose Vanderbeck Ethel Wolven Florence Weikel Juanita Ziegler .---.. ll.l'lllllll'lllll.l 0 Q Vice-President Secretary ... President ..... .... .IRENE THORNTON HROSEMARY REA .MARION KENNEY It ' Treasurer .... ANN MORMILE Adviser EVELYN G. BODIN l x 1 ' NYU l ,P Qs' Z ss 'gb I 'X 9 xw N I ' 4 I J Q x J '- P' In ' f I5 .J ' : 'f 'r -V xv? nl If 0 : gf X -4 S 'lg' ,.O:llu,,-'Pt t 4 'W'1'o Qviyfu Q I I I 5-' Zhi login H Z, 5- 1 Y '11 kj fl, lllllflllkx A 1- K4l.llx All r.l' .L J' 10851 X- A X FRESHMEN Arline Garrison Anielia Mauro Ethel Wolven Emily Mazzuca lu A N D J U NIO RS Margaret Myer Elaine Schooninaker Mary Jo Nollet Marilyn Miller igma B Off ' President ..... .... M ARION WERNER Vice-President .. ...PATRICIA HACKETT Secretary ... ...RUTH GRANWEHR Treasurer .. ...JEANNETTE MURPHY ,ffylf f , ,ee Z ' ' fi'-1'-:A ' - - 'L fl A. .- gil '- iii 'x i iii : g .- - '??El i-'K ---A' . in . -1 '- QXSQ- :Zi f-'-rf : -., N , ' -AN 5 ' -.Q fi? , ,f :gg X e 'X QWPSX RS txxxfsx X I Sagxil-F ' f X . ' 2--- , -5 - S 3 Y -i S Q F - 7, T iq e x - Nj T' - -. Q55 354-5 'ii - , -'-xi gh- JR LQ, 3 r-- 1. , ..x, , -3 -'L-.fl 'ul'- E ii Adviser .. .... N. LEONA HOGAN Q T. ff - in -f ,,s,,, Q -c- l-at X - -1 Sophomores '15 Sbphomores Th8I'BSe Bitl6I'IIlal1ll -'A x ' DOl'11I11Q1Q S11ilQ Jennie Burhans if-x Rose Sinunons Helen cashdoiial- V XJ NZ- Shirley Sullivan Jean Davies g , ' ' Patricia Tliornton Dolores Donlon R1 S9 X- Florence Weikel Patricia Elliott 'Y-1 , 1, X. gmlh Dolores Winnie Mary Farrell ,Xf ,,, F' v-X. Juanita Zeigler Doris Maclary X-XX, V N-' YW FX, Mary Sickler Virginia MHSOII ' ' -'-X-1- -X..,----we ' Jennie Spada Jn ttumeutal usic Glnh President ...... ..... S HIRLEY BEERS Vice-President . . . .... SONJA WARNECKE ,fx Secretary .... ..... M ARY KEENAN f f , 'ey 'rreasul-er .. ...... ........... J OHN LYNKER Advisers .... ..... M ARJORIE A. VAN VOORHIS FRANCES C. HALL 'GY Zig Dora Alexander Katherine Knaust Z jf Julia Dargan Mary Kolar Claire Donlon Robert, Kolb 'Q 9 t. Jack Farrell Robert Lang 'X 'lr . 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INGEBORG HARTZ Secretary ..., ....... R Tfeasufeq' I l .... Adviser ......... Elizabeth Amrod Jean Davies La Roy Dietrich Paul Donlon Alice DuBois Muriel Ferraro Joseph Francello Mortimer Gleicher XVinifred Sniffen ...MABEL A. WINTER Gloria Granwehr Virginia Greco Charlotte Heese Herbert Lachmann Jane Lowther Amelia Mauro Eleanor Mauro Thomas Rea 111 ati A fglub N s la ,, -f -v-g ,,l..4- ui-of Consul Scriba Aedile Adviser i.- I OFFICERS . . . . , . .GLORIA GRANWEHR . ,. ..... CHARLOTTE YORK ..........EDNA QUICK . . . . . . . .MABEL A. WINTER 0 0 . , s-1 .. S' Elizabeth Amrod Ruth Granwehr IIN ETH VI'-It ff YK if , William Brinnim' Katherine Ann Knaust YN I ily- Ili X7 Franklin Cluni Virginia Mason Abi X Madeline Collins Olga Max I 'X '-Z X X if Susan Falshaw Dora Mae Saile - K Mortimer Gleicher Paul Storm Joseph Stycos NI ' - ' I '-xx t 21UfeZ, , 3 O Qtr 4 01211 15 4 0111111 i fx K x 19 'F Li' Q I .5452 President ........ ,.... ...... T J ONALD BECKERT Vice-President ,... ..... B URTUN BISHOW' Sec1'eta1'y-Treasuiex ......... JANE LOWTHER Adviser ...... .............. . .. ..... HAZEL A. JOHNSON Elizabeth Anirod Janet Gillespy Ruth Jaffe John Kaufman Virginia Mason Joseph Stycos Mary Betty Waye Eugene Woestendieik , 09, ff!! fx . in if QT? x 'VJ ' In if xl:-ibgwxx V-25.1 xv ' glgxr f jj SAUC-ERTIES 4-H CLUB SAUGERTIES 4-H CLUB PLEDGE I pledge my HIGAD to clearer thinking, my HEART to greater loyalty, my HANDS to larger service. my HEALTH to better living, for my Club, my Community and Country. President ... Vice-President .. Secretary ... Tl'P?lS1ll'0l' ...... Adviser . .... . .. Douglas Axtell Hobart Rarh Alva Cody Frank Delanoy James Doyle Howard Gaynor Billy Hayes Frank Kimble Robert Magee OFFICERS . .... GEORGE 'I'lCRI'l4INING .....Hl'GH VVHITAKICR .....,...ORSON MANNING . ............. ROGER MORSE .. .... HOWARD A. GOlG'l'CHllfS Assistant Adviser .... . . .HAROLD VAN l'I'l l'l4IN Donald Mower Louis Poleastro Kenneth Smith Robert Smith Donald Short Franklin Snyder Richard Snyder Homer Van Voorhis Billy VVrolse'n I :III fo If IM II WI III III ,I WI: Tu: IUUII' Off: c cm Piss. vscc - Pgsa TRCAS QI sic? 9 ,qpvzsoq 1 lJl3 mcuagr Losnzs L WILLIAM GOI' V JAMES COLLADD TID SMITH MR. LULL Paul Amon Tuomms Bccogcszr KENNETH Cunnan IZQMQ1' Dovhz lcnsomnsl Iiavmonm MOONELI GREGORI-f Nlulsfnq fuGENE Rlivalm P4011 ARD WuITe Ilan Q U Q I Q 1 W9 ky Jiajk 1 If f J I 61 II gf Vg Wft. XXII X X C, WIIIIAM woo'IToN Q U Q 9 J U f f U ,,fgf+i?2eq'ffi-icffeigfxfx 1 x f g U 'K'-1 42,2 -piggiiiivzrbgg ' 5 l i k V, V ,',g L 6 J-aft x X ? X ff Y?,5Acr6 1' SKI P1'esidv11t . wvIf'9-PIPSILIC P-Pr'1'e1:11'y . 'I'I'PFlSllI'PI' . Adviser ... ...'l'. S. OVICRBAGH 'ut .. .... VIRGINIA MASON .. ...IJOLORES XYINNIIG . .... RICHARD SI-Il'L'I'IS ...lC. FAYIC FORICMAN Town Beatty f411Illll9I IIYZIIICII V.'iIli:1111 H1'i1111i01' .IPZIII C:1111pbell Hnlen Ca1s11dollz11' 1411111111111 C111'1':111 .JQL111 Davies Dolores Ilonlon IIOIJPIW Doylv MEMBEDS Jolm G:11'1I11m' Rlllll G1'111111'+-111' Patricia Hzmliett .Ia11111s NIOCZIIIP M211-g:11'G1 Myvr ICl:1i11e Sc'ho011111:1 l'z111'i1-in 'l'h01'11to11 Robert Wzltvrs Fl01'e111c'e VVe1ikQI X micilia WJ.. N P Q hs. X f' xx Dorothy Abrahams Grace Belsito Joan Carelas Julia Dargan l Teresa Dragotta Mary Enierick Mary Erceg Barbara Ettinger Mary Hennegan Antoinette Mauro Marilyn Miller Madeline Murphy Elaine Schoonmaker Jean Schoonrnaker Anne Thornton X Frances Wolferstieg 5 I ff: A SAW,-, X E in down X n, fy 1 , , --'-W-V-' ' ,, ' 1 2 --2 asf' :X K L' Y' v '2- X .C YT K' L. fi- 'Vx ,N I if President ....... .... A NTIONETTE BUONO Vice-President .... ....... J EAN CAMPBELL Secretary ..... .... V IRGINIA CAMPBELL Treasurer .. .............. JOANNE AXTELL Adviser .... EVELYN II. FREUDENREICII Qfj Q4 lg Af QQLQQ X Y na ff? xgib Es! X 5 'X ai A 1 ' 1 dl Q U 'fn 'I 5935 Y Q?-Rr ff V ALMA Deep in the valley of the Hudson There nestles 'neath the Catskills high: A school which we so dearly cherish, Whose fame and glory ne'er shall die. Here friendship blossoms day by day, With laugh and song of students gay: We love thee dear old Alma Mater, Hail, Hail to Saugerties. - Y - . X 4 . k . Cawslle ll MATER r When manhood claims us for its own Thy charms, shall never, never pall, But thoughtslof thee, our Alma Mater With fondest love, we'Il e'er reeall Your vine-clad walls we will remember They hold so many memories: We love thee dear old Alma Mater, Hail, Hail to Saugerties. Q5 hair V aw., , , , ,, W V A. .MW UMM. ,,u,,k 4 MN NW wwww Vw V K v EE sg-Rx 1 175: fs. W, Still? N N 2- .5 Q, ggi . :wig isv. ISE, if is y ' ,Q ,I iff QQ fx ,. 9 -Q- ,zi 4 , ' Q : ': ,,:.:.,. ,, 1 ii 5 V W lr. ' '--i 1 if E V 'P i . 5 .gf , W i A A B D ' ' f ' 9- 4 .1 A xv , -g-I h,-, 1 .V N Lf . 4, AQ I 45..- M M W' 1 X,-9lwQ gig ' ,S E- H . 5 i . A ' 2 ' 'mrfsv -V-..,,,:s.-N W '- ---...- GIRLS' SEXTETTE BOYS' QUARTET N ,3 . fir fir Wax vf x v X F K A ru ', ZX -X W X , fy , N g X 57 .QQ-x. , .Ji K 'ly' X 7 ', 4 'Thin ,If 'X A M lf' f! 7fWeffff LIL ,U 'f' - 'r-f w -. W W, ,Q 1 is 19 k 1, F' .JL ' , KW ri- ,,. . ff' N Ni. Y HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS A Vw XV, W ' vm, X .9 s ,fl ' -- X fx- - ,193 L ., ,Jim ,, K I -A Jo' ' - H X x NIL me 'Q'-'V -131 KX ' N, fi 6 y .xxx X - . ,C x XN1 x ff A ,, Jw- X' K wx ,411 --'fi-Q X f Agfxj. X -xx. S -- xr.w ZX K Z 5 DJs.xx.KA .mf Qc , 5' z ' 4 HIGIH SCHOOL CHORUS Abrahams, D. Donlon, C. Ackert, G. Donlon, D. Ahrens, M. Doyle, J. Alexander, D. Dragotta, T. Amrod, E. DuBois, A. Augustine, V. DuBois, C. Axtell, J. Duffy, Doris Ball, M. Duffy, Daisy Baran, S. Erceg, M. Beers, S. Farrell, J. Bittermann, T. Farrell, M. Bowra, D. Ferraro, M. Branch, S. Fonda, L. Breithaupt, D. Gardner, J. Brinnier, W. Garland, M. Brooks, S. Gilbert, A. Buonfiglio, P. Gillespy, J. Buono, A. Goodrich, C. Burhans, J. Granwehr, G. Burns, B. Granwehr, R. Campbell, V. Gunderson, A. Cashdollar, D. Gutheil, D. Cashdollar, H. Hackett, P. Ciarlante, M. Hannay, D. Cole, R. Hartz, I. Conley, G. Hauck, F. Carelas, J. Hauck, W. Crotty, S. Heese, C. Curran, K. Heese, V. Daley, V. Henninger, R. Dargan, J. Hildebrandt, G. Dederick, T. Hitchcock, J. Delanoy, B. Hoff, H. Delanoy, Frances Hoffmann, G. Delanoy, Frank Hollinger, E. Delanoy, G. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Soprano Axtell, J. Jaffe, R. Ball, M. Keenan, M. Bittermann, T. Knaust, K. A. Burhans, J. Knaust, V. Donlon, C. Kolar, M. Dubois, A. Mauterstock, B. Ferraro, M. Longendyke, A. Granwehr, G. Longendyke, E. Hartz, I. Myer, J. Jackson, L. Werner, M. York, C. Abrahams, D. Lowther, J. Amrod, E. McClure, I. Beers, S. Mason, V. Cashdollar, H. Nollet, M. J. Garland, M. Rose, S. Hackett, P. Thornton, A. Hannay, D. Vanderbeck, M. Heese, C. Weikel, F. Imperato, L. Winnie, D. Buonfiglio, P. McCabe, J. Fonda, L. Shultis, R. Gardner, J. Thornton, R. Gutheil, D. VanVoorhis, W. Hoffmann, G. Werner, W. R. Baran, S. Johnson, J. Branch, S. Krom, H. Bowra, D. Lynker, J. P. Burns, B. Manning, O. Goodrich, C. Overbagh, W. Hauck, W. Sinnott, J. Hollinger, E. Terpening. G. Hommell, B. Murphy, M. Hommell, R. Myer, E. Hrabar, H. Myer, F. Imperato, L. Myer, M. Jackson, L. Newkirk, B. Jaffe, R. Nicklaus, N. Johnson, J. Nollet, M. Keenan, M. Overbagh, W. KGHHCY, M. Re-a, T. KDS-HSI, K- Reynolds, Madeline KHHUSL V. Reynolds, Marian K01aI', M- Riccardi, A. K0lb. B- Richter, J. Krom, H. Ricketson, J. Lang, R- Rose, s. Lavelle, R. Short, A. Legg, D. Shultis, R. Legg, E. Sinnott, J. Lewis, C. Smith, D. Loerzel, R. Stay, E. Loerzel, V. Stewart, I. Lowther, J. Terpening, G. Lynker, J. Thornton, A. Malone, J. Thornton, R. Manning, O. VanVleirden, Bertha Martell, F. VanVleirden, Betty Mason, V. VanVoorhis, W. Mauterstock, B. Warnecke, S. Mayone, L. Waye, M. McCabe, J. Weikel, F. McCarthy, B. Werner, M. McClure, I. Werner, W. Miller, M. Winnie, D. Mormile, A. Wolfersteig, F. Muller, A. Wrolsen, R. York, C. DANCE ORCHESTRA Bowra, D. Shultis, R. Farrell, J. Stycos, J. Goodrich, C. Thornton, R. McCabe, J. Wrolsen, R. York, C. GIRLS TRIO Dubois, A. Jaffe, R. Mason, V. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Amrod, E. Hoffmann, G. Barone, A. Lynker, J. Beers, M. McCabe, J. Beers, S. Overbagh, W. Bowra, D. Pareis, F. Dietrich, L. Thornton, A. Farrell, J. Thornton, R. Goodrich, C. Van Vlierden, B. Granwehr, G. Wrolsen, R. Granwclir, R. York, C. SEXTETTE Jaffe, R. York, C. Jackson, L. Mason, V. DuBois, A. Lowther, J. CONCERT ENSEMBLE Amrod, E. Hoffmann, G. Dietrich, L. McCabe, J. Granwehr, G. Wrolsen, R. QUARTET Bowra, D. Gardner, J. Burns, B. Overbagh, W. SHS J. V. SCORES SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS .. Hyde Park .... Hudson .... Hudson ..... Liberty Kingston .... . Athens . .Tannersville .. . . Catskill . . . Kingston Cairo .. .. Liberty . . .. Catskill WON S LOST 4 VAN VOORHIS BROWN OVFIRBAGH GARDNER Capt. L. M. CAHILL Coach az: snmm 5oL ' OVERE,A 5k M-r C URC Q L, O fff Q, EJEATTN X MA r UNO EUONO B U RJNS IZA' DOY L5 OIX pmmWQ,p LOEWLE' , 5RiNNX?'Qk , AMQOD AD' , HUEQQ 19 E-NONO KA FFMAN MR. MAHANEY J. V. Coach SHS SHNS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHvS SHS SHS SHS SHS ACKERT MACLARY VARSITY SCOR 19 .. Windham 27 .. Hyde Park 26 ' Cairo 25 Hudson 13 .... Hudson 35. .Tannersville 23 .... Liberty 13 ... Kingston 53 .... Athens 30. .Tannersville 26 .... Catskill 26 ... Kingston 39 ....... Cairo 39 .,... Liberty 36 .... Catskill YVON 5 LOST ll ES 21 33 40 3X 43 I2 33 35 30 22 42 56 54 25 33 SGCCER Left Full Bucks Goalie Right Full Back DUNN KAUFMAN FREDREICK LEISRETON MCCARTHY DELANOY Left Half Backs Center Half Back Right Half Backs SIMMONS KEATOR N. WHITAKER H. VVHI FAKER Center LAW LESS Inside Left BOVVRA Inside Right OVERBAGH Coach VAN VOORHIS L. M. CAHILL BISHOW Left Wing Mana Right Wing Y H Y gel' 1 BEA l' l X BRINNIER ACKILRT Soccer Results S. H. S. . .... 2 Cairo . .. 0 S. H. S. . .. 4 Athens .. .. I S. H. S. .. 1 Catskill . .. 0 S. H. S. . .. 1 Athens .. .. 0 S. H. S. .. 0 Cairo .. 0 S. H. S. .. 4 Catskill .. 0 S. H. S. .. 0 Monticello . .. 0 S. H. S. .. 1 Tannersville . .. 0 13 l Saugerties High School completed its first undefeated season in soccer. This was the fourth year of the sport in the school and a successful season, accompanied by enthusiastic interest of the student body, started the year's sports schedule off in fine style. BASEBALL First Base OVERHAGH Seeond Base A CKICIVI' P. DONLUN Left, Field MVCA RTHY C'ACCIIIl.LU VAN ETT EN Pitchers ITCUNNELL MACLARY KAUFMAN JOHNSON M. DONLUN Catchers HILDEBRANDT SINNO'I I' DUNN Center Field GRECO COLLORIJ TILL Manager Richter Third Ruse LANG Short Stop MAURO HOMMELL Right Field COX MAYONH GOODRICH ,.-fP d fv5? 6' ,.ff.x'Y'-iz 'Wai' f 'C0ach, Frank Helen Cashdollar Muriel Ferrara Virginia Grc-co Donald Gutheil Marion Kenney Betty McGoey Frances Smith Ethel VVolven -0' x Jean Myer Asst. Coach, Evelyn G. Bodin TENNIS Players Loren Beatty Stuart Overbagh Paul Amrod Richard Shultis Antony D'Ambrosio Herbert Lachman Robert Doyle John Lynker Already handicapped by a dearth of experienced players, the tennis team had love forty called on it when its coach left the courts for the parade ground. A rainy season cooperated, however, in keeping our losses down. Hopefully we look to next year for a net profit from the experience gained the hard Way this season. 54 Mary lletralnale Mary Farrell Virginia Beatty Marion Kenney The Honielnaking Department offers two types of courses to high school stu- dents: vocational and elective. The vocational homeniaking courses. B and D, are given in alternate yearsg B, this yearg and D, next year. Voca- tional Honielnaking A is given every year. Hoineinaking B: room improvement, houee co Homelnaking D: Health, Home NUISIIIH Fnst Aid Home Management. Hoinemaking A: El6CllV9-HOIll9 Economics 1: a survey study oi w uiouq 'Held ot home economics. ffl Qs' 1 rv. . ' Hilda A. Christensen , f rx!! x -- fidlyff 'E V V M i : -5. 2, -Q ,Q PWM' ...,. -f Foods and Nutrition Clothinv vw QM 14' A 3? ww S Nw N c.ii'fXg,v SONG TITLES She'1l always Remember -Miss Johnson's foot trouble. Need I speak -J. P. Lynker. Who Calls -Gunner to detention. What to Do -When called to the oliice. A Zoot Suit -Buck Bowra. Moonlight Cocktails -Atfter -Sen- ior Ball. Tain't No Good -Cramming for exams. 'tThree Little Words -Alice, Ruth, and Jean. Amalpola -Butsy. Miss You -After graduation. Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina - Apple. lSofme-body Else is Taking My Place -On moving up day. Tonight We Love -Saturday night. You're Always in My Heart -Fran and, Pete. I Don't Want to Walk Without You -Jack and Ruth. Daydreamingv-Hamtpy. Time on My Hands -Not Ruthie. n MOTION PICTURES Dum.bo -Sam Branch Cearl My Favorite Blonde -Charlotte Nothing But the Truth -For Mr. Morse. The Little Foxes -Freshmen. Suspicion -and then detention. Babes on Broadway -The cheer- u leaders. B-ogn to Sing -A Cappella Choir. W Were Dancing -Delta Phi dances. The Invaders -Visiting ballll teams. 'The Lady Has Plans - Miss Hogan. It started With Five -Ask S. H. S. boys. To Be or Not To Be -Finals decide. Manpower -Our team.s. The Male Animal -S. H. S. 'Girls can tell. Cracked Nuts -The eye boys. Hurry, Charlie, Hurry -Call of the Grand Union. Out of the Fog -Granwehr, 10 minutes after hearing a joke. iShinin,g Victors -Commencement. Strange Alibis -What Mr. Mason collects. ISunny -Jane. Too Many tBlonds -Never. When Ladies Meet -Stparks ily. We wonder-Don't you What Ruth Jaffe would do with a little spare time? What would hatptpen if S. H. S. halls were 'free from trys-ts? How our debating team could win a debate with Jeffersonville? What -besides history -keeps Johnny Kaufman .busy second period? Where Jane Lowther gets that effective glance? .How two senior girls could get lost in Kingston? What senior ,girl spends her even- ings playing hofpscotch in the ceme- tery? What valedictorian with -black hair and eyes is noted 'for her extpressive grunts? What horse one of our lady teach- ers spent a blackout with? Why the cheerleading captain al- ways ends up in the boy's shower rooms? What Warren Hau-ck would do with- out his cigars? What Flanagan would look like with hair? What Burns would do without some- one to artgue with? What sophomore girl seems allergic to out-of-town redheads? Why the girls always serenade. Ted with I Don't VVant to Setthe World on Fire? Wihy, i.f Mr. Mason's chickens aren't laying eggs, his jokes are? HOW TRUE! Stycos says: You can tell when the movie is near the end. Women begin to tput their shoes on. MONEY FIRST Mr. Lynivp: How would you tpunc- tuate this sentence? The wind .blew a ten dollar 'bill around the corner. Genny: I would make a dash after the bill. BRIGHT BOY Miss Johnson: Why did the an- cients tbelieve the earth to 'be flat? Bill Kaufman: Because they didn't have any school globes to prove it was round. CONGRATULATIONS Whom it has been a Pleasure to Work, in Making the 1942 SAWYER an Outstanding Example of High School Journalism. THE MAN BEHIND THE CAMERA Ronald B. Johnstone 88 PARTTTION STREET L. G. BALFOUR CO. SAUGERTIES ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS ATTLEBORO, MASS. at the Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges ORPHEUM THEATRE SAUGERTIES NEW YORK Manufacturer of Commencement In- vitations for Senior Class of . Saugerties High School LATEST AND BEST ATTRACTIONS A. M. HODGKINS Representative P, 0' BOX 9 Always Cool and SCHENECTADY NEW YORK Comfortable 3 Established 1917 THE QUICKEST WAY TO PREPARE FOR A GOOD OFFICE POSITION IS TO TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE GIRLS, PREPARE NOW EOR THE Great Demand in Business and Government Defense Work. Train for a Secretarial Position. All Business Subjectsg Business Machinesg Personality Development 740 Positions secured during the school year. Highest Salaries in Years Mildred Elley Secretarial School for Girls 227 Quail Street, Corner Hudson Ave., Albany, N. Y. SUMMER SESSION starts July 6 FALL SESSION starts September 8 Send for Catalog and Rates REGISTER NOW STUDENTS DELIGHT IN Wit with Winter Laughs with Lyni,p Books with Bowman Dictation with Deland Puns with Parsons Building with Barcliff Models with Maneska g Howls with Hogan Scribibling with Schmidt Foolery with Freudenreich DANIEL LAMB'S SON Songs with Smith Jokes 'with Johnson Cuts with Christensen PLUMBING Punctuation with Parsons Maps with Mason - Lines with Larned Eun with Foreman Clownery with Cahill , Biuffoonery 'with Bodin FROM ONE WHO KNOWS Telephone 159 A word of advice :before studying ,for the exams from Johnny Kaufman: Read over your class notes and see if you ican make any sense out of the ipiictiures you drew. COMPLIMENTS OF S Saugerties Manufacturing Company Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 Lasher Furniture Exchange HENRY S. HARTLEY HENRY A. LAJMOUREE Compliments of JAMES DARGAN .:.r?q'j, .uw , ,, wk Western Printing and Lithographing Co. Poughkeepsie, N. Y Racine, Wis. SQL Litlwographers Printers Binders Engravers and Stereotypers COMPLIMENTS OF The Saugerlies National Bank and Trust Company of Saugerties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Prepare- M At ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE A School of Higher Business Education OUCH! A fond parent during Education Week: Is that the English depart- ment over there? Gene W.- Yes, that's the Chamber of Commas!! VOICE OF EXPERIENCE Miss Schmidt says: The height of self-assurance is doing cross-word 'puzzles with a ipen. A TESTED TECHNIQUE If a. fellow tries to kiss a girl and gets away with it, he's a man: if he tries and doesn't get away with it, he's a bruteg if he doesn't try to kiss ther, but would get away with it if he did, he's a coward: if he doesn't try to kiss her and wouldn't get away with it if he did, he's ia. wise man. OHHH, Gl.omA Jane L., Speaking of Education Week, Oh, my map is up. Gloria G.: Yes, I noticed y0u'd had your 'face lifted. THlAT'S DIFFERENT Tom. Rea: What? You ilunked that test again? Bob Wrolsen: What do you ex- pect? They gave me the same exam. THERE ARE REVOLUTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS Mary S.: George, how many revo- lutions did the earth make today? G. Jorgensen: I can't tell you till I see the evening paper. WRONG APPARATUS Miss Winter: What ,part of speech is nose? M. Ferraro: None. You speak with your mouth. HOW TRUE Ace F.: What are the three words 'most useful to a kid in high school? Vince: I ld-on't know. Ace: Right Phone 233 . . . The . . . CORNER BAKERY G. GENTI-INEIR, Prop. Quality Always Cor. Partition and Jane Sts. SAUGERTIES : NEW YORK WILLIAM F. KELLY Contractor and Dealer in A11 Kinds of Painters' Supplies, Wallpapers, Pyrex, Kitchen Gadgets, Bauer Pottery PHONE 20 SAUIGERTIEIS NEW YORK ROBERT A. SNYDER The Snyder Family has been in the Insurance Business since 1889 Telephone 222 265 :MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES NEW YORK P f KNAUST BROS NOT A CANNIBAL? Pete O.: I'm thirsty. I need a. drink. Smithy: Drink milk. It's good for the blood. Pete 0,: Yeah, but who said I was bloodthirsty? IT NEVER FAILS! Mr. Parsons: '4What hanppens to the human body when it is immersed in water? B. Amrod: The telephone rings. SO THAT'S IT! Beckert: Your girl isn't spoiled is she? Swartz Nope, it's just the perfume she's wearing. MUSTN'T BE CHOOSYE Burt B.: Where are we going to eat? Mary B.: Let's eat up the street. Burt: Nope, I don't like asphalt. Compliments of Saugerties Motors 300-02 Main St. Phone 576 N. E. DAVIES, Owner The Local Ford Dealer Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of VOZDIK'S SUPER MARKET O 262 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES F. S. TONGUE 8z SON Stationers - Newsdealers Hall-Mark Greeting Cards For All Occasions Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens and Pen Sets MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES NEW YORK Compliments of JOSEPH CAMPBELL FoR SERVICEABLE R E A L E S T A T E and INSURANCE SERVICE ALL KINDS O See - Write - Call JOHN C. SAUER Phone 777 Main Street-Next to Post Oflice SAUGERTIES NEW YORK Phone Saugerties 6 Schoentag's Hotel Ulster County SAUGERTIES, N. Y. JOHN B. PIWLEGHAAR, Manager Route 9-W Near Kingston, N. Y. STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT PHOTO SUPPLIES O'REILLY'S 530 Broadway : 38 John St. KINGSTON, N. Y. Our Congratulations to the Graduates HANNAY'S DINER Home Cooked Dinners Tasty Steaks and Chops Sandwiches of All Kinds at Reasonable Prices Booth Service, Curb Service, Outside Tables OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Like Niagara., Always Running PHONE 556 SAUGERTIES NEWV YORK A TAX ON EVERYTHING! Miss Schmidt: 'What do you kno.v about the Latin syntax? B. Amrod: Did they have to pay for their fun, too? WHAT AN APPETITE! Rosemary: That 'boy you intro- duced me to yesterday, took me to dinner last night. and he was very nice. He remarked especially on my -birdlike appetite. Shirley C.: Tha.'s right. IIis father runs an ostrich farm. CONDENSED COMPOSITION Mrs. Parsons: George, this com- position on milk was supposed to be two pages long-and yours is only half a page. Luke: But I wrote about conden- sed milk. Sl-IE REALLY DlDN'T MEAN IT Bill: What are you th nking about? Me: Dolores: Was I laughing? I'm sorry. R O B I N S O N ' S SERVICE STATION The Home of Sooony Products Tire - Battery Service Actionized Lubrication Car Washing - And Polishing Seiberling Tires and Tubes Auto Accessories and Supplies Compliments of Dr. Robert A. McCaig CLUM'S GARAGE Car Washing, Greasing, and Repairing, Goodyear Tires and Tubes. Tydol Gas - Veedol Oil BICYCLES AND TANDEMS FOR HIRE 7 Partition Street Telephone 790 SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Congratulations Graduates You Are About to Step in a New Direction MAY YOU ALWAYS MOVE FORWARD! THE SAUGERTIES COAL 8z LUMBER CO. SEAMON BROS. COMPANY, Inc. FURNITURE . . . and . . . UNDERTAKING To All Graduates Congratulations Accumulated Savings-Like Accumulated Know ledge Will Help to Bring You Success and Happiness in the Years to Come. Sa ugerties Savings Bank Member of Mutual Savings Bank Fund SPEAKING OF THE WEATHER- StormyHPau1 Balmy-Nemrna Windy-J. P. Gloomy-Gus Sunny-Jane Changeable-YJ. Myer Calm-Joan C. Fair-Alice D. B. Frosty-Vivian Breezy-Bev. Kolb Blustery-L. Fonda Mild-F. Delanoy Bright--Peg Myer -Cloudy--Dick K. CONSIDERATION Low I.: Why does she always close her eyes when she sings? Marian K.: Because she hates to see other people suffer. TWO KINDS OF PAINT K. H. S. girl: Do you know that I have the soul of an artist? Dick K.: I knew you tpainted the minute I saw your face. Compliments of DR. G. F. AXTELL . . and . . DR. R. R. KEATOR Pin Choo CN7 SENIORS! MORAN training will equip you for a fine career in business! Advanced Post-Graduate 'Courses in Secretarial and Accounting Branches, Pre-College Shorthand, Typewriting, Victor, Columbia, Decca, Bluebird and Okeh Records MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENTS GIBSON GUITARS SLINGERLAND DRUMS Etc. 0 0 9 OPEN ALL SUMMER RUSSI S JOSEPH J. MORGAN, PRINCIPAL MUSIC SHOP B ' a 'lu' Corner :rasirvacld LI:l:ai:1ngStreets SSVZ JOHN STREET KINGSTON : : NEW YonK KINGSTON NEW YORK JOHN LANG'S Sporting Goods and Ammunition WILLIAM WYNKOOP, Prop. 286 Main St. Saugerties, N. Y. TUITION FEES Effective January 2, 1942 All Day School Half Day School S A.M. or P. M. 00 S 00 12 per mo. 8per mo. 0 EVENING SCHOOL MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVES. Open Throughout The Year 335.00 per Month 3 Months 312.00 The Above Fees Include All Subjects For Both the Day and Evening School SPENCER'S BUSINESS SCHOOL 237-239 Fair 'Street Kingston, N. Y. Compliments of RACHEL Saugerties, New York Compliments of S. RUDISCH oPToME'rR1s'r Kingston -- Saugerties Candyland Restaurant 244 Main street Saugerties, N. Y. Regular and Special Dinners Home Mamie Ice Cream Quality Foods SAUGERTIES JEWELRY CO. SCHOOL JEWELRY GIFTS WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE GREETING CARDS O Watch and Jewelry Repairing SAVE AND BUY United States Defense Bonds and Stamps Lerner's Department Store Compliments of A FRIEND HOW TRUE! Have you heard Miss Winter's de- finition of will power? It's the abil- ity to eat one salted rpeanut. JUST A LITTLE DIFFICULTY Janet: I saw something last night I'll never get over. Charlie: What was it? Janet: The moon. DISCOURAGEMENT Loren: I heard at new joke the other day. I wonder if I've told it to you? Herby: Is it funny? Loren: Yes . Herby: Then you haven't. DECEIT June: That junior with whom I danced at the Ball last night is such a deceitful fellow. S-usan: What makes you think that? June: He .pretended to rbelieve me when he ,knew .perfectly well I was lying to him. FLANAGANS' o MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING o KINGSTON NEW YORK The Compliments of Kenneth G. Beadle of Beadle Pharmacy P. C. SMITH 8z SON QUALITY HARDWARE SI-IERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT PLUMBING -2- HEATING O Telephone 253 TAIL05 CIeanersfFurriers 232-234 MAIN S12 Phone 5 7 Established 1910 The Saugerties Daily Post ...and... The Saugerties Weekly Telegraph The Home and Family Newspapers of Saugerties for Over Seventy-live Years o All of the home, school and Hudson Valley News you are interested in and When it's News O Job Printing of Quality Let us Give You an Estimate on Your Printing. Compliments of Dr. Lester A. Sonking' The Place Where The Gang Meets Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream PALACE OF SWEETS 17 PARTITION STREET PHONE 224 T. MOUSTAKIQS, PROP. WE'LL ALWAYS REM EVM BER Viv's initiative Nemma's sense of humor Jean Davies' grin Ruth Granwehr's poems Jean Hennegan's glances Pat's artistic a'biliiy Burt's S60 words Pat B'uonfig1.io's smile Sonny Mangan's Brooklyn air Johnny's strut Tommy O'Connell's shyness Maddy Reynold's wise 'cracks Walt Erickson's icanidid snaps Pooey's curls John Cox's brush cut Chickie's and Eleanor's Lindy Jack Flanagan's novel announce- ments. Men's Apparel by Famous Makers Palm Beach Suits Interwoven Sox Arrow Shirts Jockey Shorts McGregor Sportswear Hickok Belts Alligator Rainwear B. V. D. Products JACOBS MEN'S SHOP PARTITION STREET VACATION WEAR TENNIS DRESSES SLACK SUITS BATHING SUITS SWEATERS - COATS COTTON AND WOOL SOCKS BOYS SPORT SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS WEMBLEY N0-Crush NECKWEAR The REED Store Compliments of Schroeder Farms SAUGERTIES 1 NEW YORK SHOES MONTANO'S SAUGERTIES COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOPPE MAIN at FIRST ST. Congratulates the Class of 1942 Unlimited Supply of all Nationally advertised Permanents in stock for for the protection of patrons to safeguard price advance. PHONE 450 DIEC-ES 81 CLUST 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. Manufacturers of Jewelry for Class of 1942 SAUGERTIES HIGH SCHOOL ECKER- COLLE GE BUSINESSADMINISTRATION . . . SECRETARIAL . . . ACCOUNTING Two-year :alley d cou Also shorter cour D itor Athletics. Send f catalog. 54 years' service in placing graduates The demand now exceed: the supply WORCESTER, MASS. Compliments of DENNIS J. WYNN E PONTIAC DEALER Compliments of 'SIMMON'S DAIRY Saugerties - Kingston - Woodstock Compliments of CLYDE GARDNER ROBERT A. SNYDER The Snyder Family has been in the Insurance Business since 1889 Telephone 222 265 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES NEXV YORK David E. Hildebrandt 8z Son Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Petro Oil Burners Stokole Stokers Roofing 208 MARKET 'STREET Phone 414 PRINTING ofthe BETTER KIND Newspapers, Magazines, School Journals, Book Work-in fact, publication work is our specialty. We Are Printers of the Following Publications: 'SAUGERTIES SHOPPING GUBDE RETAIIL TOBACCO DEALER OF NEW JERSEY EPI-IIPHETA 'PHHE TOBACCO RECORD 'DHE ORICIHESTRA WORLD WSYR-AIRWIIEW S IRTA 'BULLETIIN SHORT HAUIIJS THE ISAWYER-Saugerties II-Iigh School Year Book We Also Specialize in Standard and Tabloid Circulars We Extend our Best Wishes to the 1942 Graduates A. F. Schoen Pub. Co. Printing of Every Description Tel. Saugerties 111 12 FIRST STREET SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Erected 1740 Tel. Saugerties 589 Compliments SCHOENTAG'S COLONIAL TAVERN WILLIAMS AND DONOVAN, Props. of KINGS HIGHWAY The Palenville Road, Route 32 TEAS, LUNCHEONS George L. Kerbert AND DINNERS Five Minutes from the Village of Saugerties Saugeytieg New York Tourists Small Parties Mountain View Coach Lines, Inc. 26 Years of Transportation Experience 1916 - 1942 ALBERT RICKETSON Food Products Tobacco and Candy Jobber Vending Machines of all Kinds SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Compliments of Ernest E. Schirmer Llewellyn Fonda .... Jean Hennegan Don Gutheil Marion Werner Coach .......... Seniors Pete Hommel .. Mary Simmons . Helen Hartley . Iola 'Stewart Jean Myer ..... Mr. Smith ..... Commencement ,.. Can You S.H.S. halls ........... Social Problems class Miss Schmidt ....... School .......... Ball teams ....... Betty McG0ey .... Laura Heinlein ..... Freshmen ........... Chickle and Eleanor Bill Goodrich ........ Rose Joan Carelas Dick Keator Imagine? . . . . .not being heard . . . . . . .not smiling .............listening a, redhead ..........being told . . . . .liking their pictures . . . .not in detention .imposing on anyone . .without that mischievous look ...............,.....being tired . . .ever being in kindergarten .... . . . . .minus his mustache .........,...without tears . . . . . .without trysts .. . . . . .without jokes . . . . . . . .with straight hair . . . . . . . . .without homework .having a perfect season . . . . .without Eleanor Wagner ..................being angry ....not living up to their names . . . . . . . .not being able to Lindy .taking his time about anything ....................without Pat . . . . . . .being silent five minutes not being able to go to Kingston 4 1 . . . Y., .,. V. M, ' rv., , . z ,J J., J, ,ygfwd - mfs - J,-If ., uf: Q, A E Q., . ,- v, Q L-' 1'- '. 3 ' va i-5 Li, ,L 4 - . km, .f 1 . I A c 91 n 1 Q7 T1 CWD , 9 , , E , ,, ?yb WR V Y 7 92 4 ' 'I . 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