Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1947 volume:

.-..... , V-.mai :LT WA... --...g. X X xx X . x x x x XXX Fishing in the Saugerties area - x' ,... ms ' -....-L,-,LL.,,.N...wL L LL qw W h .M- From the days of the early Indians to the present day trout fisherman and Hudson River shad iisherman. LLLX A is r 4 , if ' Y V1 J l A ,M L -XLL x iii lu, SL. .LX5, S'x ' A N 1 if fr' ,XL 'Rx -,L LL nnn 1 LL .Q,.4-L 1 1- L , L X X'.r :NL 'Xb L fzj3.m,f.f- 'L - Xxx x L r rr L Jgdafx ,L r wif , 2 , V' fx L, n -9? M L f ha r 'A I 7 .5 , . - LLLL ri, L r rx rf A fx. H . ---xxx I THE STUDENTS CDF SHS PRESENT T0 YOU THE 1947 SAWYER Greetings to 0ur Headers The students of Saugerties High School present to you the SAWYER in its twenty-thirol year of publi- cation. We hope you will enjoy perusing these pages and recognizing for yourselves various scenes in and about Saugerties. Perhaps one of your ancestors was a Palatine, whom We are featuring in this book, or per- haps you are familiar with shad or trout fishing. CFish- ing is our art theme! However that may be, We hope that you get as much enjoyment out of seeing, in a nut- shell, the school activities of 1947 as We had in portray- ing them for you. THE EDITORS WL , ,ff f ' , f' fl' ,Q 1 55, i t A Qi' 5 K 1 b S: S S to as p it i yi Ti ig w iiii lafllltfilvif s 1' 'hwy Kali WTI- Kill 1 lk llur Art Tllellllb 2 f, e x l ,J ? LU? S all Qi l Lip ?. l ja X l x Fishing is our art theme this year. We chose it because it is one of the minor identification marks of the Saugerties community. Here, it is looked on by many as a sport, but, especially for the shad fisher- men, it is a business. Also, fishing is a sub- ject which lends itself very readily to art, and fish, in the drawings, may turn out to be your best friend, or even a teacher, South Sea islanders go fishing for pearlsg the Spanish go fishing for sardinesg men -of Newfoundland go fishing for mackerel. Will you join us as we go fishing for highlights of SHS? THE EDITORS Shad Fishin Early in the spring, shad fishermen up and down the shores of the Hudson begin to look forward to the running days which begin about April first and last for seven or eight weeks if the weather is suitable. Sturdy, sixty-foot, hickory poles are set in regular rows in the river, the better to snare the shad. However, the job is not easy, and it requires an experienced, steady man to guide a boat. One of our students, Frank Whitehead, a sophomore, will perhaps be one of these men, for he has been helping his father for several years dur- ing the shad season. It is of him, at Malden-on-Hudson, that the shad fishing pictures, found at the division pages, were taken. Although not as prominent an occupation as in the past, shad fishing is a symbol of the Hudson. Shad fishing is a business. Trout fishing and bass fishing are sports, and the streams near Saugerties afford some of the finest opportunities for good trout and bass fishing to be found in the eastern part of the United States. Another student, Walter Robinson, a senior, of whom other of the divi- sion pages were taken, shows us that he must have had quite a bit of experience, too! a A I n al. -L ...DAL JOYCE ELIZABETH FIERO Editor-in-Chief of THE SAWYER DR. GRANT D. MORSE Superintendent of Schools onald B. Johnstone, Photographer YVIIO Prod p ' The SAWYER is 5X6 a Saugerties pro- duct. Five of its six parts are produced by the minds and hands of Saugerties people. The paper is made here by the Martin Cantine Com- pany. The printing is 'done here by the A. F. Schoeii Pub- lishing Company. Dr. Grant D. Morse, Adviser Fabian L. Russell, Binder JOYCE FiCl'0, Edifbr' .AW lag, ye! . Q 'E -4! mi ! M--W... be awyer? e photography done here by nald B. Johnstone. The cover and bind- ing are by the local F. L. Russell Corpo- ration. The students and faculty of Sau- gerties High School plan and edit the book. The linal 1!6, the engraving, is done by the Western Printing and Litho- graphing Company in Poughkeepsie, New York. Holly R. Cantine, NS Q fs r ss L N' R P is xox Carl V. Frm, Engraver ' fsxfi Paper xMaker A. F. Schoen, Printer . . , WM Q 'I xx x M. R NNN'-.........,..f j s M 5 k a's' if 'M 4. M FACULTY SNAPSHIDTS . , ggnwsf . W ,.. ' - - s gm W M 'GQ' lm aff' 9' 43' vo, Mm MV' 5 4 oe' Q ,X N 'v-.X '46 VAAS Be 11 We G0 A-Fishing For News and Views Ili 0llr Faculty wir SH iff A 1 ,www . QU' ,. 4645? 'Www 'Nl '11 Q 'Nw N v. vw' ' - .,.au-um, Qqmmmggzn ,wifi W L Q iw ,Af,.,,, .WIN 1 I iwpv-w -- ,draw .Lv .. .Q , fvkwm ' W,,.,,,, Q . X. , Mui' , A Y f M, . W ,. L N ,,,,.,,.w-annum, . K QA, ,Jgg,w. '? 15, A ,W W L W, N4 WM w.,,, Lq .M 1 W - W X , Q vv'-W' 2 walk HMM - ff W- ,, x ,vjfQ'3Tw A AW.:-ff ,, mn K 4 fr Q 'W , , ,f my f imma-w M w , wg. N 'iw null.. ,,,, W . A ' i- A ' ' X, wzlmaygsimxlf K asm 4-M n . - ' ' , wwf .A -as ' ,,,,,g A ,, . .-W WW V. P x 1 Whitehead' pnlls in the net which contains u n jine shad roe. 'K-xv N'-W. x Uiuiaujfunjrw Frank W. Mason Allegheny College, Mead- ville, Pa., 19253 Master's Degree at State College, Albany, 1940g High School Principalg Head of Social Studies Department. Lawrence M. Cahill Oswego Stateg Cortland Stateg New York Univers- ity, Graduate Workg In- structor in Physical Edu- cation. M. Elinor Lente Middlebury College B. A.g Middlebury College, Grad- uate Workg Instructress in Languages lFrench and Latin.J David S. Cunningham Ohio Northern University, B. A.g Ohio State, Grad- uate Workg Albany State Teachers, Graduate Work: New Paltz State, Graduate Workg Principal Junior High Schoolg Instructor in 7-8 Grade Mathematics and Science. N. Leona Hogan Mount Holyoke B. A.g New York University M. A.g Instructress in Mathe- matics LA1gebra, Geome- try, Trigoniometryj Gladys Cunningham Ohio Northern Universityg Ohio University, Graduate Workg Instructress in Eng- lish. Luella I. Schlenker Oiiice Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools. William B. Brophy Albany State B. S.: I structor in Commerce. Barbara E. Goward N. E. Conservatory of Mu- sic, Bostong American In- stitute of Normal Methodsg Boston University College of Musicg Instructrcss in Vocal Music. William H. Parsons Union Cullogv A. B., M. S. Imstructor in S c i 0 I1 Q c lllhvmistry, Binlogy, Gon- vrzil Sc-i0m'0.i Marian T. Heermance l'l:1ttSl311rg Stntcg Lisiiiw twss in Common-0. Marie E. Lacey New York University A. B.: Instructress in English. Robert A. Lambert Oberlin College, Bachelor of School Musicg Instruc- tor in Instrumental Music. Esther Benn Kingston Hospital School of Nursingg School Nurse. Carlene Jones Starr Oneonta State Collegeg Buffalo State Teachers: In- structress in 7-8 Grade Social Studies. 1 Barbara A. Rowe Syracuse University A. B.: Instructress in S o c i al Studies. Jean Brown Syracuse University of Art B. F. A.g State College Oswego, Graduate Woirkg Instructress in Art. Dorothy W. Eastwood Cortland Stateg Buffalo State B. S. in Educationg Albany State B. S. in Library Scienceg Librarian. Robert T. Emery Syracuse University B. A., M. S. in Educationg In- structor in Science. Frida L. Norberg Ciornell University B. S.g Instructress in Homemak- ingg Supervisor of Noon Lunch Program. Patricia Forward Syracuse University A. B.g Instructuress in Physical Education. Mrs. Albert Hull Eastman Dental Dispen- saryg Dental Hygienist. A. Frances Larned Syracuse B. S.g New York University M. A.g Instruc- tress in Social Studies and Guidance. Edward Tribe Fredoniag Albany State Teachers B. S.g Instructor in 7-8 Grade English. Leon McLaughlin Oswego State B. S. in Educationg Instructor in Industrial Arts. George P. Winston Boston University and Graduate School S. B.g M. A.g Graduate Work- Tufts College: Instructor in English. William Law Oswego State College B. S.g Instructor in Indus- trial Arts. Jean L. McLam University of Vermont B. S.g Instructress in Social Studies and English. ?r -'Sf ff -if Q ,B Ywf 'W ,WW i M N Tr:-1 an e Esopus Cree The Esopus Creek is one of the beauty spots of Saugerties. lt divides the village into two parts. A goodly number of summer bunga- lows are located along its shores. There are a few permanent residences there, too. Here during the summer days and thnoughout the long sum- mer evenings, large numbers of the native population, together with many visitors, find pleasure in boating, fishing and swimming. On the two following pages is recorded a drawing of the Esopus Creek from the point where it rises on Slide Mountain, fthe highest mountain in the Catskillsl, to the point where it flows into the Hudson River on the East side of the Village of Saugerties. One interesting fact about the Esopus is that its waters iiow north parallel with the Hudson River for a distance of some five miles. After these Esopus waters fall into the Hudson they then flow south again having c-overed a course of ten miles where five would ordinarily be enough. J ack Kerbert practices a dive into the Esopus. 'lr ,LA 7 Q nghmouni - P1neHnIl, X 4-N Rose 5 WWMQ M 2 fav? 2 . BIQWIIUIGH Sf Shandaken f ff Wm, . ff A 4? 1W 'x -xxxtllfdo H W X W Q- Indian NI M fWffff.1....-wffffwg !X i3lJEV1 -YXOVC Fr HL zil A ' ' f smN s I Garfield Chnchesrsr ZNCJROX Mr. X-Qh d O T7 CFI an 'LE Spruce Mt. - E W -1 1 UEUICIG - .. 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Accordingly, at the left we see Miss McLam looking with amuse- ment at her plate on which Mr. Cahill has placed two live goldfish. Below, Miss Lacey is overwhelmed when Mr. Cahill suddenly asks her to hold something for him-a full size codfish. W4 air Mr. Cahill -- Www 'Ns fwf'i ibn-M P O A 1 2 W gg Q 'f'.A.h - ' Q if ,Q wg f 1 :..,,,i .1 Candlelight Sin Every year, Fleur-de-Lis presents to the language department and those who have studied French or Latin, the Candlelight Sing. During the Sing, only French is spoken, and the traditional French creche is placed at the front of the room. Nearly every desk has a lighted candle, and, by this light, amid attractive Christmas decorations, the group sings French and Latin Christmas carols, listens to the Christmas story read in French, and hears various members 'of the group perform. The Sing is brought to a close by the serving of refreshments. Members of Fleur-de-Lis and Res Publica Romana listen to one of the numbers rendered by the music students at thc Candlelight Sing. IN-arl McManus Dolores Mayone 43 Home-Making Girl Model Their Dresses In their sewing classes, these girls of the Home Economics De- partment were very successful in making their own dresses. Here and on the following page we see them wearing dresses which they personally made. i i r Vera Melius made this blouse and jumper in Home Economics class. Diane Masiero Charlotte Burton unior 311011709011 art The annual Hallowe'en Party was presented in the gym by the Class of '48, In the following pictures you will see some of the more 4-lever costumes that Stole the show. These costumes stole the show. They belong to, left to right-Jeanne Lahoud, Jeanne Holmes, Margaret Emerick, Thomas Mar- tino, George Thorne, Charles Monroe, Jane Krieger, Joan Staff, Richalr-ml Hoffman, Janet Dickhaut, Roy Myer, Luther LaVelle, Dorothy Nolan, and Jerome Garrison. Here, East m66tS West in the persons of Janet Dickhaut and Jane Krieger. 48 A domineering male in the truest form. tflorothy Nolan and .le-ronw Garrison.J Richard Hoffman as a Scarecrow in his native habitat 49 A Farm Boy And A Village Boy-A Study In Contrasts SHS is made up of two types of pupils-the resident 'and rnon-resi- dent. Their out-of-school activities are vastly different, and the camera has followed a typical boy of each type through a typical day to show the contrasts in their lives. We wonder if Gilbert will now prefer the life of a gentleman or if Bill will coax his jalopy out to be near the soil. 'Ob- Gilbert Ricks, a veteran farm boy and a Junior at SHS, must have an early breakfast at 6:00 a. m. 05 .W Hg m.as!.1 '-' wif ' fi'4'i5'X 35 T ' ' if gg, F I Y, iw' ' ,www , . Q 'Ms Qi' bisf'-1 W F 0, slw H: Q ! f:k.gl,?Li4g,.. L 4525? iii? W f if ff? K' ' z 1 3 A Q' f fv - A f 1' . 3' 0 , t .. , M X . . J' 0' ' F M ' A 'v if f' M . ' 7. l ' I . 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A game of freshman baseball at Cantine's Field. icnics n Moving-U To celebrate the last day of school and bring the school year to an eventful end, each class goes on a picnic at the close of the afternoon session. In the following pictures, scenes from four picnics Uunior High's at Seamon Park, the Freshman's at Cantine's Memorial Field, and the Sophomore's at the school grounds,l are shown. It's apparent that a good time was had by all. tEven the teachers ! !J At the F1'6ShIll3Il piCl1iC, Miss Barnhart and Miss Larned seem to be having troubles with the soda. u f ' ' .9 MM' 1z?1P1f1L' ff Q , ,J n - 1 4 2 L in .,. ng ' Trax' xkgi 0 ,mf .J - A M ,E . i Q X Q 5 A A M5 Qi in 5 in 2 . '95-fm V -.f,.Q.r.,.Q..,. X62 Q 4 f 'N if nm, ,,,,,,5. 1 D A U ,. ,, , , W 50,-.www 79, Qu Si YJ' 5- 4- rfj I 31 fi :lr if J H is - ! J - I , fx' O 'x x Q X P. bk. 41 J gr , J ,I I' fy ...I f 4- ,Q . 0 A , Q' i 3-5,'T 7 . x i R. !,,,,,4 , naw. f. Q N . Q my 'Pu 'X- N . 'A in sf xi Q X I ..-X 'Sf' if 'X m gl Navi If A fi' F K N 4 Y A We gf K, .V igwf ' -7 5 ' A 1 V 'ldv an-uw, W . if 2 x 'I if x xfAi -. ,T Q af .3 ' ' A-L yw 5 ' ' Adj? Q 5 A f' 5 gif! Hi J ,Y 7' ' ' in ' W K f A e K V ,,,f . - 1-UWA as . 'Af' -M P L. Vf ge ,. f Nw F I , K . 'ff g gl I -vs 1 1-ull? 1' -Lea, im. bf! Have You Heard 0f The Palatines? From the Lower Palatinate of the Rhine, fleeing from a war in Germany, there came to this secti-on of the state in 1710 a group of people whio took an important part in the early settlement of this area. The Palatines, having previously sought shelter in England and New York, finally settled on the German Patent, or West Camp. Even before they had adequate housing, they had built, three months after their arrival, a chuirch and a school. Having found that farming on a small scale was unprofitable for the majority, many of the Palatines moved to Cherry Valley. However, thiose remaining here have contributed the names of Myer, Dederick, Hoffman, Wynkoop, and others to mark the presence of this heroic band. THE l CATSH .s My 5 S N Q .mx . SAUGERTIES U! lie 71016 af Me PALAT INES f' ' 2 4. sv ' 4,9 4' f 'W' 5chgfrt6' 15 4 9 Nl Alamy 5 ,V fl 2 Y P N 5 5 V, E EG 2. Zuni E 11 :B E Kaatsban ,ffr-ff' C A k T Church , Q 2 K1-XTSBAAN ' S A 5 ,Egg MALDEN We ma H mn'-St 11 4 Q 9 E mtg 'Q D We lx E A S I U N .ax-mlulvemhp X X S Z b S 93. iii X LANIL- - 'A' N 0 - Q 5 ani 5' ,B Q A 1-Hn gem f- 5 5 gr 55 es X 6 g S : am S 2 E E ' Q S Lf s : In X S 'vi N WS E r ' Q N .4 E , X u A 5 'L an .W Mt,Mar1on QE ' il: .si S an Flat- Q Gil? ne rue D V 0 a Hs b'll5h 'z 'Q L ,JMX- daklya ffaugfark fxs TS x '59 In Churchland, iland set aside for the churchi, you may find this one-room school still standing. It is a successor to one built by the Palatines. Today, youngstems from that district attend the Saugerties Village School System. 68 1 N. fo - fx.. w,,,..a- x. 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Not only the Indians in the Hudson River Valley came to him here but the Indians who lived in the Catskills visited this place, also, coming by way of the trails that led into the Hudson Valley from points West. The Teetsell h0USe-'possibly once used by John Jac ob Astor Located on the old King's Highway. KM if we 1 kkigikjyxgxs iii! . 3' x 7? I ' fi. if ' ' 5 5 MEA' , Mi.. wi:+,.Q X Q 1 if 1 www - 'Q f- ., rf ',.3.,,.-if x 2 .1 s s , fw,gQQ2?5g:' ,. ,IIV c f 1 ' 5 Q ' ' A 5 S I i Y Q n. ,-'fWa j. VI. if ' 1' V - . ,S gx, A'Vwsl'f- X Q, WKW y , A , Y g .,, X A K xX-k L ftvvvw . X wax? m 4 ' NW f .MKmQX,.,. Sins ' Q K X. - lf ., rl 'rQnQ9 1sfwf ' NX, . ni 05? . MN, qv, mm. X was X 4 'ew up-ow aiming www an if .sm-X J.- f 35 1 ,H www . fi N f Q' ,wa 3 iw Jr' 73 -4 Two SHS Students-Direct Descendents 0E The Palatine Band In the folliowing pictures, you will see two direct descendents of the Palatines-Francis Myer, a freshman at SHS, and Myra Myers, a sophomore. Francis Myer Christian Myer b. 3f14f1688 fm. Ann Gertruy Theunisl Tobias Myer b. 2f9!1734 Cm. Catherine Louwl Peter T. Myer b. 8f12! 1762 fm. Rachel Louwl Ephraim P. Myer b. 5!19f1799 Cm. Sally Myer? Francis Myer b. 10f21f1826 fm. Margaret A. Newkirkl Ten Eyck Newkirk Myer b. 8f19!1859 fm. Emma Snyderj Warren Myer b. 4f1f1890 Cm. Ella Hardesl Francis Myer e yer Farm The Myer farm on which the house on the opposite page is located has been in the family since the early 1700's. Christ- ian Myer fthe first man listed on the family tree on the pre- vious pagej was one of the original Palatines who settled about 6 miles from West Camp, at Mt. Marion and built his permanent home in 1724 on the north end of his land. Tobias Myer, his son, built the stone house, tpictureel on the opposite pagel after he was married and given land by his father, probably around 1760. Among the antiques in the house are a mahogany desk built around 1765, candle stands, spinning wheels, mahogany mirrors, and old china. The family has served in every war since America was founded. Lt. Tobias Myer served with his brothers in the American Revolution and how different his story must have been from that of Lt. Warren T. Myer, brother of Francis, who served with the 15th Air Force during the last war. Lt. Myer was shot down over the Poloesti Oil Fields in Roumania on May 18, 1944. He was captured by the Germans, later turned over to the Roumanian government and was kept in prison in Bucharest until Roumania surrendered to the Allies. After his liberation and return to America he was an Intelligence Oflicer in the Air Corps until the end of the war. What stories of Romance and History this old house might tell, for the story of the Myer family, like that of many other old families, is the story of America. . .PA vs S N. , as S AM! . 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NFDA . 3? ,:. Kxbrr ,LWIY ', 'Wy 'I ue-hx f B 'Fi I '1- IT' . 'Nga fm, X, t N . ,QQ 7 . ., fl V , - - K 'N' M7 rb- 11- M M 'h xlib , V ' 419 'i--.. Q --., . . 4-,..3,,, ,',,,,,,, - . V, --rin 1 4 .Y. , N ' 1, , , .Q EK' X I ' sq it rms-. .av-1 , F ,tk NLP wax-F,,yZ,. ff f . Q Mnlff' - 'GQ 'Ar'--09' 4' if 'R' was lm- Q. wi '54 -'Y' L 1 J M . Q 'M t -X' txf mxs xii N I x Xw W mswxwwkwfxwxv bg fwmw . X ab gig 1 X X I S 5211 1 L Q 3- . S s fi li Y S. FR x 3 Y Q fy . SY- Q, gwwwxxmwwwmwsxxzw S E . xxi .X K X X l Rfk, i Q, xx - T' , X Q g .X Q Y xi K X K Q ,. S' Em A Sw gmkis' X Q x ' fi Myra My61'S is also a direct descendent of the Palatines. Myra Myers Uohan Wilhelm Dederickl Jurry Willem Dederick b. 12f5f1711 lm. Catharine Elizabeth Jongl Zacharius Dederick b. 3f27f1751 Cm. Catherine Behr fBaerJ J Hermanus Dedezrick b. 5!19f1786 fm. Rachel Van Ordenl Catherine Dederick b. 6f19f1809 Km. Isaac Plankl Sarah Jane Plank b. 9f15f1836 fm. William E. Myersl George Myers b. 5f25f1869 Cm. Myra Cassell! Chester Myers lm. Gertrude Shipmanl Myra Myers Jurry Willem Dederick, the son of a Palatine born in Wurtemburg, Germany, was born at West Camp in December, 1711, his father and mother having arrived here in 1710. Jurry Willem Dederick served as a private in the First Regiment lLand Bounty Rights! Ulster County Militia, and was a signer of the Articles of Association. 81 We G0 A-Fishing For Notes From the Music Departlnent bJ+i.UJU.UJFkOl Oh ftlygld th b b t J tp tdf th h Adt th fih h t ft th dpp g Oh s ff1yM th B B t J B ll ., ' Q 'N , ' . .L vffm ' 4, , N, 4' Ly, 2 X ,F M 4 A - , - A .J 'M Qu Q M. I' .f ' v A 391' L A W3 1 ww, - M A , in ,.. f,w 1ffS3 ?f? , I xp. ' , .' . Q .J ' . . ..... .'::4m'5'-' . W .1 ,A nam ,W X. ..,rf ..,, ' ff- Y P f 4 If ' W Jussi' 2 U -'31 ' M - ' N' Mg. w i '- Y - , K, ' , , ,..,., , . n- 1 ' W My 1 , A , , QM , E N N - v ann M.. 'QP-f , Q M, may , u. . .. ,..., . -V 1. 1,1 yi . 4' Q , b hu . L , , . , If . I E4 + vi . -f Q 4 jf . ' V . . 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W 4' 2 ' I if 3 5 25 .- - 1, , , ,X N6 Q ,f , . A , .af . Q 4-Q K9 'N ? 'J' J .1 'B t , , , Q4 35 19 2 'Q 29 TE' 5-P kt x A N .1 -91 ' 7 v 5 5 ,Q at was 'ffl Gd' A E? QA fs - t , High School Sextette Lorraine Owens, Josephine Sauer, Jean Morse, Marjorie Ronson, Kathryn Brandt, Janet Nieffer. fe 40 ' U fi 'I W 1 ,5+?f,f High School Chorus PERSONNEL Frst Row: Vivian Mrartin, Evva Whitaker, Helen Steiger, Lorraine Bach, Helen Swart, Winifred Craft, Miss Gowiard, Grace Vedder, Shirley Knoeppel, Dolores Mac-hione, Claire Robinson. Second Row: Charlotte Overbaugh, Marilyn Klein, Kathleen Sloboda, Angela Misasi, Frieda Mower, Violet Pearson, Magdalena Delanoy, Laura Johnson, Eileen Snyder, Marilyn Schoonnraker. Third Row: Estella Mower, Jean Mower, Josephine Sange, Marilyn Kamp, Cynthia Myers, Helen Talniadge, Joan Maryon. Absent from picture: Norma Modjeskla, Bertha Vanderbeck, Wilhelmina Short, Elsie Kelley. fe? ' 4 4, fa ,mein f ' - Mk -wvvwumn. Wi ' '!,4r as .As V N if '5 if if ff ff Q W' X N N 5 5 1, ' N , f 1 y Q K if 'gg sf 9 35? A ap' 4 I '12 , Vjjrfn X fix Y? iff I n Qrv f tf 9 V ES' r f ' 'N -'-Q51 Q .. 'H ,sl 5 RW Sw 'T A il Q g 124 x 1 f . i b, tx .A + ii Mx,-Q ,ans 'S X Q! X K, XX sw Q . U if WYE 'Xxx Q -as .lg sh v 3 F1 Q' Y 'xxx X -Q '42 3 X Q? X ,Q . .. -75 W Ni' k X ,: 531, X ? i .WN N Q 61? Q ig l lu 'G' ' 1 31 Q-ff ' it Q!! is XL In FQ? ance rcllestra PERSONNEL Jeannette Spring, Willizun Jerwanng Michael PHll1ll1b0, Anthony Riccie, Salvatore Prnvenzano, Mr. Lambert, Charles R. Greco, John Ferraro, James Bridgrnan, Jeanne llollnes, Wallace Winchell, George Slinnnons. 44? Y' Km' if rl ...E A '51, 74 m ly . fl ff Q .wg l Q ff-E' 'sl Hf N 5? . , L. Xsh-2. Xxx, . i l 'I' 'w H 39, F N - F ' A xl! N ' I 3 nlhlbx' 5 l NM' MRSA ' ll P W f I Y 'lil Rslklll 5 - ,. MU ALPII PERSONNEL First Row: Annu' Fu' hill, .I1'1lllllt'll1' Spring, XYillizn11 .lt'I'NNIIIlIl, liar- lmm 'l'w-tsvl, Ruth lm- Bois. Second Row: Alu inn lhlllivs, S ll i VI 1' y Vam- ,. v lnssvll. .1051-v l+n-Vo. Absent from picture: Yil'L.Iillill Silly. I'l'0simlvllI .......... NELSON HURHANS S9C1'9tz11'y ............ AVIPIIICY MYICIIH Vim'-l'1'0sidx11lt .. .... LOUISE DUBOIS 'l'1'021Sl1I'0r ..,... JI'.XNI'l'A I1'I'Il'l'IIlli.Xl'II .xllYiSl'I' ....... ................................... ...,......, 3 1 H, l.AMIil'Ill'l' 1 may N Qin! fer? Y I -Q B 7- 5' . USICANA CL -......., Q, M,.em ...avi 3 Q -'Qu President ....... ...FRANKLIN SNYIHCII Viz-e-President .. .... VVINIFRICIJ CILXIWI' Sem-ret,ary .......... ...... . THAN CIl0'l l'Y Treasurer ............. ..... I .ORRAINIC UWICNS l'ro.Er:im Chairman .... LOUIS Pl'LCAS'l'll0 Adviser .......,..... .............. ........ A I ISS GOWARIJ PERSONNEL First Row: Helen Swart, Joan Crotty, Franklin Snyder. Miss Gowurcl, Winifrezl Craft, Lorraine Owens, Dolores Riccardi, Wilma Dile. Second Row: Emily Bissikumer, Jeannine Reynolds, William Hayes, Nicholas Iiuoufiglio, Louis Pulcastro, Ifaura Johnson, Jeanne Holmes, Lorraine Salisbury. Third Row: Diane Masiero, Doniald Gardner, Charlotte Burton, Florence Dunn. Cynthia Myers, George Cox, Richard Mayone, William Mayone, Michael Cashara. Absent from picture: Jean LaHoud, Helen Steiger. SHS MUSIC ASSOCIATION President .. .... RICHARD GENTHNER Secretary .... .... M ARJORIE RONSON Treasurer .................. .... M AURICE HUNTER STRING CHOIR PERSONNEL First Row: Barbara Schuchhardt, Paul Dietrich, Beverly Hauck, Kathleen Burns. Shirley Nieffer, Anne Cahill. Second Row: Ruth Sherman, Richard Zielman, Thomas Martino, John Ascarino, Mary Callahan, Barbara Teetsel, Charles Barone, Alwina Genies, Third Row: Shirley VanTassell, pianist. Absent from picture: Dorothy Fusco. A CAPPELLA President ........... .............................. C HARLES BARONE Board of Directors ................. JUANITA FEUERBACH, BETTY CAHILL, DONALD GARDNER Adviser .......... . ................................... MISS GOWARD PERSONNEL First Row: Bette Hannay, Joan Farrell, Ruth DuBois, Reidun Windedal, Betty Cahill, Miss Goward, Charles Barone, Donald Gardner, Donald Bell, Marge Ronson, Dorothy Bittermann. Second Row: Je-anne Holmes, Dona Hull, Joyce Fiero, Louise DuBois, Shirley Nietfer, Irma Utzat, Barbara Teetsel, Joan Keeley, Audrey Myers, Wanda Ahrens, .loan Alsid, Barbara Myer, Margaret Emerick, Jeannette Spring, Alwina Genies, Ruth Sherman. Third Row: Kathryn Brandt, Ann Marie Vozdick, Lorraine Owens, Anne Cahill, Shirley VanTassell, Shirley Martin, Jane McGowan, Janet Nieffer, Josephine Sauer, Muriel Craw, Lois, Saile, Louise Myers, Jane Krieger, Beverly Hauck, Barbara Schuchhardt. Fourth Row: Albert Cutler, Joseph Loerzel, Louis Pulcastro, Richard Genthner, William Down, Paul Dietrich, William Jerwann, Donald Mower. Fifth Row: Robert Masiero, Richard Zielman, Richard Mayone, Larry Loftus, George Falshaw, Nelson Burhlans, Irving Ribsamen, Maurice Hunter, Joseph Canger. Absent from picture: Feuerbach, Morse, Stay, E. Hannay. SWING BAND PERSONNEL Jeannette Spring, William Jerwann, Michael Palumbo, Anthony Ricci, Salvatore Provenzano, Mr. Lambert, Charles R. Greco, John Ferraro, James Bridgman, Jeanne Holmes, Wallace Winchell, George Simmons. CLARINET QUARTETTE Richard Genthner, Charles Greco, Salvatore Provenzano, John Porto. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS PERSONNEL First Row: Vivian Martin, Evva Whitaker, Helen Steiger, Lorraine Bach, Helen Swart, Winifred Craft, Miss Goward, Grace Vedder, Shirley Knoeppel, Dolores Machione, Claire Robinson. Second Row: Charlotte Overbaugh, Marilyn Klein, Kathleen Sloboda, Angela Misasi, Frieda Mower, Violet Pearson, Magdalena Delanoy, Laura Johnson, Eileen Snyder, Marilyn Schoonmaker. Third Row: Estell-a Mower, Jean Mower, Josephine Sange, Marilyn Kamp, Cynthia Myers, Helen Talmadge, Joan Maryon. Absent from picture: Norma Modjeska, Bertha Vanderbeck, Wilhelmina Short, Elsie Kelley. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA President .... ............................... ........ J K JHN FERRARO Secretary ... .... JEANNETTE SPRING Librarian .... ..... . ......... .......... A N NE CAHILI. Adviser .... .................. ........ M R . LAMBERT .PERSONNEL First Row: Barbara Schuchhardt, Paul Deitrich, Beverly Hauck, Kathleen Burns, Shirley Nieffer, Anne Cahill. Second Row: Ruth Sherman, Richard Zielman, Thomas Martino, Richard Genthner, Charles R. Greco, Salvatore Provenzano, John Porto, Mary Callahan, Barbara Teetsel, John Ascarino, Charles Barone, Jeanne Holmes, Alwina Genies, Jeannette Spring. Third Row: William Jerwann, Michael Palumbo, Carl Owens, Anthony Ricci, Donald Bell, James Bridgrnan, Joseph Loerzel, Wallace Winchell, John Ferraro, Mr. Lambert. Back Row: Shirley VanTasse11, George Simmons. Wil' 1, -, an HM - , I ,. .. 'U'-A -22' 1 PQ' I' ' , 1. 'A .741 .f-5'fw n . A v 'HR 4 w -if i K mx, , , f ,N g if 7, 13:3 ff if in 'vs' aimganafgqx 3, M S, Wxievv if C .Dv 4. .1 I' I Q Qi'-eg M N 1, ' ll ,,, it 'Q' -. , A ' . Y 1 J. ,. A vw 4 ... ,, - 31 . 'L R fy- st 'H 1 -9 F' YV, 5 7 I 4 uv' on 1 V+ ,li W .- gf' 93 We G0 A-Fishing For Signs Ili Action In SHS Sports EVQULJHJJMMGU A it . Mg 51,35 was MWA ' ps 5' K 54,5 ze, ,Q H: a xx! it Q lx- 3 EH li S as ffifiiiij Y' and his father rest for a momentio ,',.q i teh was small this time. It was the Mi ' e 1946 season. ' wie --ffm ,Q Ejhlluluiwl-5 'Q I wi IPCC M I Siimiitt, L., Coa CHEM 1 QW i 4 ig HA W' ' fi Ferra L0erz?li :.,. --,'- ., Simfott, F., Grfco. SOCCER SCORES-1946 QM Q Vg 4 T33 -,txkw Q I 5 QQ A l gi S.-1 Cai 3 'ff 'Q , LEM, A ' L' 4 S.-2 Catskill-1 h W mg LEW. , K S......1 ham-Zig vi 1, X 53.25 v,1.:,g. .5,,g ..,., 3,,. A IVVIZ .:, I we . wx inreenvin Q my . 1 S...., m,....,e-f qw if M S.--1 Cairo-0 W. Egg ff' M T S.-Q-3 Windham-1 X 2 S.-Q-0 Greenville--0 U Y 5 ,S.-5-2 Catskill-0 3 vu 3 S.-2 Catskill-2 Fiqt Row: McWeenQSs, Whitaker, Mauro, Buono, M., Hillje, D Bnono,.1li.1 P., Briceg -If .Back Row: Pulcastro, Dunn, Knauth, Farrell, Donlon, Hunter. - , M ' 'M ASEB LL cahiu, schafferwrelagh, Cook, Brice,,wFeirar'WffN??f'Hf, 'A 1 A HY K , ' . K H- H H M K ': . F H, Second Row: Kedfakiteynoliis, Vanderbeck, Smnott, F., Trnka. R U I H , ' ' fbX 1- ' I Masiero, Schelling, uqu- .,,,- 1'?,fLofffis, fy P' ,,:. ww wi 5 Q: btu. N A Q S X Q W H K F , ' as x it 5 if W ! Q Q 4 .,.', . gf 1 S. S. S. S. is - X . 4 BASEBAlfL H. S.-8 Cairo-5 if QS. H. H. S.-15 windham-2 S. H S 5 Hn Snlg S H H. S.-12 Qs-ani? XSS X S ,.., .W k , ,FF ...f .X 3. , Ili 'H . -P K N ,4 ,ww wi 7 1, , , V, ,535 ' E, fs - X 4 iv ww X ?i33?.,., in .wa X 3 ?2?iQii?gF K i Ail i 'fy W Q '35, ' ,L I 'H lk ' li -1. ' ka 6 ww Swv., 1 - ' H 51 . :...-: :isle mlm -4n3'lifsg.g,Qk.f ,, J A x M 7 U 244: ' 3,534 A ,LF ,Nga ,gm 4 fffH+'S wg fl K . Xfgogegb M V 1 ,, 6? ,iw X-PM Q ,S 1 A 1 WE ,xt 2 mf f T f ,A it QE VARSITY BASKETBALL scomas is -36 27 25 -36 -38 -29 29 29x E windham-430 Arlington--43 Q Tannersville-30236 Cairo--24 A Ellenville-45 Kingston-53 C 'gtskill--49 Q Kingston--W7 Arlington-43 Ellenville-38 Hudson-68 Catskill-T332 Cairo-353 Hudson--QQ? , .N fs VN, . Nga 'f T J L, +5 , X . R +R, ,MS ,, N55 X f A3552 A wzvizf , A. f. x ,eggs ,if gg fn: ,ii 375Mf',.: x ' +A, A Q A1 ff .N .3 ,, iw L ' 6 -aw 'ndham--41 K 5 A mf? ' 5 Q E 1? NV, Q Q lf: .3 A ' Gardner, Biice, Schaffer, Hunter, Christianna. U S v X.-- Q-X, ,N 1 lv . N ,x , ....- I ,pr 3 6 1 K X x NX Sinnott, F., Farrell, Loerzel, is ,,R1cc1, ' MY R f . sys Skwix x X s A X + :SQ -,fx , i if , iw - ' KE : Arlm Ellen Hudf .NR NX fl L N W gggyni, S.g-33 S s Cats! , A , .si-18 . . . Cairo-16 5. x, .. V wk ig Q S 28 Sf-25 H dS0'l '27 'l . - Q l ,fl ' - - SX: A xl vw wlmyigqg N W, ll,x K SSS: ,yy .S in ' fx TNF! '- , iv - 1, ,. X, , Q 13 Gikpxs. if Xq xv xi x z Nz, X A -..- x MS-W1 -fi A X: , wg L-.- X i?x.,,-Q X X AS , QQQQWQNI '-'?P'E3fS. X X sk, wk x K NS NX X XXYX, .Q-C ,, ,, A , Whitaker, A., Sinnott, L., Wrolsen, Keefe, Mower, Palumbo, Mauro, McWeeney. Bach, - 1 RMA UTZAT - Cap mm WA X-:gf .QA-imfm .V it , wa -J a , , wane? 5 1 .3 is 25' ,Q . Q F Q 'M 5 CHE f H Q ef Q g al mu e f ff 1 Q Second First VARSITY: Th Row: Bette Donald Y 3 if C us, Joan Farrell Irma Utzat B Eugene QA. v 3 Lv S Q ,Q -T -. , Q 1 Q.. 'S' new 5 + Emgalgo, 1 . X Q ,yl is S VARSITY: Third Row: Dolores Abeel, Anne Cahill, ic., il! X Q55 N X K is W xl' g XP - , Q iw SES Q Q Sw is 'll 1 5 T.. QNA' iftq LXQA . gf' - wi- 'f 'vw A Qecond Row: Dolores Mauro, Shirley Nieefer, Ang Alsid. First Row: Thomas Martind, an Staff, Q 4 E! We G0 A-Fishing For A Basket Full 0i Views Ili 0ur Activities 1 MJ MHJJJNQ1 Of 11th flhtht 'h I d p t y Th possess h h ght' A th dflsh aristocracy - Codfish Aristocracy Wallace Irwi ,gm V, Wm, Ss me MMM x ,N Am vi 'Mag H , W f-was .N nf if Jun wp K W W. 1 .:Q.. , ,Mg , , x N M mmf w 3 'wuinmtw V A 'WMF ,yew Q , , Qi K , N, iw ww, , ,wig Sl ,QE QAKWF .,. W f A wfw-f W .QW ggguziiw - f 0 Wh N j awaaag, 9,5 AN ,Hessen-Q 4, I wma wiv? Nsggwkywwf NW y , f J ,S s Av! mm fury I f,,MF'i 'WW FIIQTITIMITHIKEE elta Ili amlnla I'1'm-siilmlt .,,....,............................................. i'1'l'HI'ZI. GOUDRICII Vil'!'Al,l'9SiilQ'llf, .. .... IHCVICRLY VANVUORHIS Si-i'x'vizl1'y .... .............. I RMA IV'l'ZA'l' 'l'x'e-.aslm-1' . ..... ...DORIS S'l'AC'4'IH .Mlvisvr .. ................. ...... IX 'IISS ROVVIG PERSONNEL First Row: Rose Marie Hendrickson, Irma Vtzzit, Iivvvrly Ym1Yoo1'l1is, Miss Homo, ICH 'l C 1 T ' ' ' ' lt x00iI1CIl, flotilda M.izzuca, Janet Fclten, Bessie 1301912 Second Row: Jzuwqueline Salisbury, Domi Hull Rf ili1lI1 Winds-deli, M,.1ry Hymns, Kaithryn Ul'2llldt, Jmm Farrell, Janet Nieffer, Geraldine Short. Absent from picture: Bvrtlla Vzmderbeck, Doris Staccio, AIINPIIIIP Donlou. Purpose: To pmmote social activity by iIIlIll'0ViIlg p01's01mlit,y und c11a1'zu:Lv1'. Chief activity during the current year: Sponsorship of the S110-Ball. 1- ,KX Ns... '1-a,.....,...., ..a....n N.. -ll CL l'i-I-sident ......... FRANKLIN SNYIJICR 'Froasurer ............ IDONALIP SIIUIVI' Vic-v-l'rvsiilvn1 ........... JOHN MAIIRU Advise-r .....,........ MR. G0l+1'I'CIllllS Secretary ..... .,.. 1 i0lllCR'l' FINGER Assistant Adviser. .WAl.'l'ldR ROBINSON PERSONNEL First Row: Walter Collins, Leslie Short, Robert Finger, John Munro, Mr. Goctvliins, Franklin Snyder, Charles Riley, Carl Sperl. Second Row: Anthony Ricci, XValtor Robinson, Clnirlos l'P2ll'SOI1, Josoph Ricci, Mlivlizu-l llnono, Charles Andersen, Michael C.asharz1, Miclizwl Fzibiailo. Third Row: Ellsworth Dunn, Leroy Lewis, John Bnono, Micliziel llnlnmbo, Frank Flll'l'1ll'0, George Nieffor, Sully Mason, Iflrust Koehn. Fourth Row: Cliarlos Grvco, Nicholas Buonfiglio, John Wvtzlcr, Dolnild Short, llobzirt lluvh, John Iilllzllllllilllll. Absent from picture: Charles BllCli1ll-111111. - gi Z X lfoxxt hx A,,:lWZfUWf!QMWf7 ' X ,l - - I I4 Nm W Cn X Wxkg GX 0'- Q X Mali fl f 7 Fleur- Ilxwlsirlvllt ............................................... ..... I 'ILIIICN GARIJNICIK VI:-1--I'1'e1si4Iv111 ...JUSICPIIINIG SAI'I'IIl S1-I-rvtzlry ...... ...SIIIIQIJCY MARTIN 'l'l'1'2lS1Il'Pl . ...REGINA ROBINSON Asivisvr .. ............... ....... N HSS I,ICN'l'lC PERSONNEL First Row: Anslrvy Myers, Myra Myers, Shirlvy Martin, .Iosv-pluinv S-.una-r, Miss Imntv, Iillen Gz1rmI11ex', Iivgixm Robinson, Marge X Myvr, I.o1'u-tru Mazza:-oxw. Second Row: Kzlthlven Iinrns, John ASC'2ll'iI10, Iborothy Hitter- nmnn, Ilvtly Vuhill, H+-tio Hunnuy, .Ioan Km-Ivy, Shirlf-y Vz111'I'z1ssvI, Violvl I'f-zurson, Ilolorvs Iiiwzxrdi, June Mc'Gow-nn, Nornxn Modjvskzf, ' Ile-Ivn Suzxri. X Third Row: .Izu-If Ann'o1I, All'1'e-11 CI9z11'w:1tv1', Mauro I'1IllPI'Il'Ii, Wumln .XhI't'llH, Mary Villlllllilll, IH-ve-rly Ilunck, Iloris St,I:1f1'orrI, Rolmld -Q 'l'nl'nu-1'. .lzezns-:Q Imrflsln, Alborl, UIIIIOV. I K kb, Purpose: 'I'o i11r-1'0:1se- our lmowlvflgo of Fruncfll Inlxgllagf-, nrt, J' YQ Q IIIIISIU, glove-rlnllr-nt, vnstoxns and tl'2lIIIlIOIlS. Chief activity during Lf Q +-- ML the current year: Studying French culture. O , ' ,X CU -. HR JY! fLx.J'L ' lvfkg 225. - , I4 , ,Q Egg, Q -i 2C f O , 'Y- .g if f,-f ' .Q' .,f ' X I Aff' ' x8 I N. , Q ,ff B x Y X f I - I Q...-. L ' A E:-32.1 ' .-J' . ' o ' , .--fre - - - Y , - -,201-'.v 7 :Eg L-oefzcl., FEAMV BS ullliea Bom na Consul ...... ........... ..................................... R I CHARD GENTHNER Seriba . . . . . . . . . .BETTY CAHILL Avflile -H .... MARY Pl'f'l'l'IRS l,i1ll,l'0lliL .. ................. MISS l,lCN'l'I1l PERSONNEL First Row: Marge Einerick, Betty Cahill, Miss Lente, Richard ' Z' k Genthner, Anne Nollet, Bette Hannay. 'Z if Second Row: Ellen Gardner, Dorothy BltlPl'l2II'llll, Beverly Hauek, Francis Martin, Marge Mye1', Marilyn Kamp. 1 Third Row: Jack Anirocl, Regina Robinson, Josephine Sauer, John Asenrino. Absent from picture: Mary Peters, Maureen Malone, Jeanne Jig Smith. f- , JJ Purpose: To increase our knowledge and appreciation of Ro- , nztxn civilization. V 555 ' -L 'l Chief activity during the current year: The selling: ol' Chris!- mtglihi-i :mm m itns f'Ill'dS to niake possible a trip to the oixera. AAZJMU ,ny V 3 ., 'MK' itll' . V whim Q pu f ' N- i l ' '?f'T'qc: .V- ' :J . I , ,, ,lm fi K my r ll g :.-q'::g.ff , X-, 2, , -, 3 :,:.:r,-::2 -f 0 Y u vo . Q X' 5,554 .,..,, -H . Q0 gf, i --i-9.-1 m1,515p,,. Si 9 -' fiizlmliills Wa, l 11' 'nz'-rnQi..i1!'EiE2El A ,V I gift, 521715123 ' gf' X ' 7 f H do 2:2Jl?Q,-Q X Fi., 3, Y '55 552411-3 X ' If ,153 ,Q ,FjE:jf5?5:::.. 0 flfjm- Q My xxgf - Aff: Bez ' '2i::::a,:fi1::i- ' f'f?' :.'::'. fsffffef Ev? f -fmt -gf f 7 I I A7 :nf ,5 l- I5 ., 'fl ' if-'fflli ' 090,31 ,If ..i ' I , , l me N ' ,- ' - ' , .Inq I rl ,gg , MLM W IWZJ 1 .1 l K' 5 ., 55? --K In 1 v 211- ---TF! I :i?f 'fi' 5-21522 ., , 1, , Lcclfal --,wiiiy r ' ll 1 'F' Qui' - Af g lu, against in ee SX illl'3l' . f y . 4 A Y ' President ................. VERA MELIITS , f V-ice-President ....... LEONARD SINNO'1 l' ' M Secretary ........... CATHERINE NORTH ' L Treasurer ..... RAYMOND CHRISTIANNA ' ' Advisers, MISS EASTWOOD, MISS EVANS ' ww-ffwmivwi ' ' ' I PERSONNEL x First Row: Franklin Snyder, Frieda A ' 'ff' Mower, Leonard Sinnott, Sue Winchell, V wlllgffl X Jack Donlon. V 'I '. ' K Second Row: Charlotte Bef-ker, Eileen X Snyder, Charlotte Burton, Cynthia Myers, E f Miss Eastwood. if lil. K Third Row: Diane Masiero, Dolores I I- M M 'Zi-' . Mauro, Edward Bryce, Kathryn Brandt, w-.Lf WWm,3qf,,,Q,1,,M ' Winifred Craft. Q L , uf .'lI'.f'7 I if .I 'inf-f-eg! I ,S gl Xi W ' 3 ld .9 H 'Q' ei . 1. gi, Lf in I ff-vig . ' 1 XX- I 'uw b N, 5. .. Q 5 x I K . A ,Q 4 W., ' Q we T.:-'fb I I in ,,, X if A , 1 A ' f ' li 'V' v M 9 A . , 18 . J We ' gf? Q. 1.:5,.fx ,SK we ,sf .I fy, .- M. AKMQQTV ,pf , 1 ' .l - . ' n.,-www lub PERSONNEL First Row: 'l'helu1u Greco, Raymond Chrlstiauna, Czttliewilie North, Jean Bogart, Ele-unor M2lZZl2lC0!l6. Second Row: Miss Evans. Geraldine Short, Doris l':1ti,e1'sou, Doris St,zi0m-io, Carolyn Galiettu, Loretta Mznzzacone. Third Row: Joan Crotty, James Mr- Cormiclt, RiChkll'ti Zeilimiu, Harry See. Absent from picture: Vern Melius, Joseph Loerzel, Je-an Morse. Purpose: 'l'o give all possible service to both the glzzule :intl high st-hool libraries. Chief activity during the current year: Serving as lib1'zn'iz1ns iu the school libraries. ' x it tts 1 t ff S if t f r is X .in .Q ' tt,. N !A,,,grf3 . xt.. wa' L i . QA h . . A , . , , x K ...ti1..Qs.'.f.,ikl.NE 5 , v Wwrmwmhw .iowa A, .K R L J.. 9 . ,. in . . -fl - . .V .. f, ,. l .Q ffm Gil, ' ' 5' 4, 1 it 9, fi I .R 1 if .NMR xi X i -. X ,Q L Q. it N! L' gg 2. I I - L i '3 'i v. A It SIX: tks. f!?:3.:Aw x K 3 V' r rf!! 'i 512 .... 4. A. Ze? CW 5 ,G 1- fi i .. 5 is I 1 i U 5 if 3 ' t Q 9 may 1 gf. 3' 6 ix Xi it f X- 'Q - 01' lull 'A -xg V in w, nigga ' QQ, ' ff. S, I l'1-wgnii-lil ....... Ml IlII',l,1 HANK Nw:-n-trim' ,...... JAN!-Z Kllllillllfill Vim--l'nws, ,II.XllI5.Xll.X YHZIWIK 'I'iw-:usurw-1' ..5l.Xl'IiI4lI-IN I-'l1.XNl'l'I Xtlvisn-r , .... .......,............,....,,,.. ............. X I ISS XI4'I..XXl PERSONNEL First Row: Luis Saiili-, NI:ui1i'w'11 I-'r:nnwf, Niurii-I Vrcixx, Miss 1'I,:lll1, .IIIIIV Iil'i1-:Q-V. I!:1rI+:l1':i Yumlik, .li-:ul - v-Q NI lil' Hnim ,. Second Row: ,lwm I1!lSII1'I', .lil-:nn IAIIIUIIII. .l:nniw- l,:isIi-fr, Hifi-- ,. .4 IIN.. Itulh hir'-ruuxn, liulii liullms, Aluriun Usuzxlii, .lumix Kluw--i'. Thlrd Row: t'I:air'-- Iluininsmin, K:uiIi--rin-A Iirv.-2. .iuzin Si:1l'l', I'IX'wIYll I lm Itxx I 1 JY. IVII3' Xlvilllilvi, Imllisn- Klyf-Vs, XI:ll'3 Sr'IlwJiII, NIJol':g:il:--I Ilxmit Absent from pciturez .lmmn Ainrvun II:-If-ii Sl--iw-r, 1'ii:ui'Init.A Hx'--iw iiiugli, Nlzlrilyn lil'-in, Alwlzu Sa'inmn111:1In-1'. 0 Purpose: 'IN' prmnuI-- 11-11-nilshiv :1inunLg ywung rv-wil-' ul mills-'r 1 1 1 ' l 'i nl rilllllllivs hy im-:zns ul' i'ri+-mliy l'tlI'I 'SII1llI4Ir'f14'1', Chief activity during the current year: IIIlI'I'YIIIL1 nn I'1lI':'I!Il mu'- pg ii-spmiilf-rim-. , L 1 , .qi gc ?,, 'w,Q3 'lp W 1',q 'v,st I q.::.K, Qs' gig' 0 V 4261525 1 ,I 5 0 pf . ,'flf' i i, . I 5s'IJ' .X i f I. .4 v P 28' V .fit . fri S. .-V' ' . K A , S? gi , if , 3 w x xx 1' ' gh ,,t:-me-w..+g ' rin K hmm' 1-A . . - rsrx fi , ,. ff ,. I .u-A, - is ,L ,. we 5, . Q - Q X Q? ' ' .X S V lkgwfgk . . ., I E 5' S 4 if b fe '- s t, t , A 1. ..... X Q 4 t S ew NA . i ixweiwm 3 aw X - iv. 7 i!.Q K'fY3 3 .sv 'wr' ef is,,fN.i:!! Y, K 2 3,g b i -A , f :gk M, K g S'-tg' K .L f iw, J an 'hifi ,Qs s7'lf if . l fr ' ' f Ch . Q ffm gps v. - ,ff . 1 X . M we , 3? 'Y Purpoli'-an To proiiiotei friendship zunong thexinenibers. h fx ti M iw ini M f ,t Q it Chief activity during thgs3lfi?rQtNyear: Providing Lp 'cliea-lu-noni for high school wi it functions. i 1 eff? ' ' ' A . N i i V , i f fi H- H fe Q I i9 get msgs, I 1 R. . Q 'SQ I A fs' A f XRS' . f frnesiimit gf .... DOROTHY BVFTBRMANN aQQTi,g5513sg3ps111enr ...... H1-:LEN MCMANUS gif' SSW:-euii-y .,.-If... ...NANCY swm-:Nur ' n- m-easui-er ...... ....PA'l'RICIA SAUER . dvigir .. ,.,. ...,... Miss BENN Jr, t ef If J u if XM? Q Rim . 1 rl I 5 1 , . rwigf h b 3 ' .-JP . 'I- ,Q . i 1 '. .M ' E, . I A , , , its it V, X .G 1 a ' Lys . L ' .. Q x. s A , xi, -..flu w-.. -. PERSONNEL , First Row: Carolyn Galietta, Helen Mu- 3 Manus, Nancy Sweeney, Miss, Benn, ii Dorothy B Martino. Second' imttermann, Patricia Sauer, Jennie Row: Jeanette Spring, Angela Misas-i, ,Josephine Pasqua, Doris Dixon, C url 'f ey, Barbara Schuchardt, Beverly Row: iiixlwina. Geneis,-P Barbara Joan A1sld, S'hij'i'ey Neitjgg-r, Ann Vozfdick, Doris Stafford. rom picture: Juanita Feuerbuch. . ,xl sis 7,1 4 E, 5:41 4-n Hf ' W S, My ff f f , L Wm? I , 1. Q, if V -Qiqh-nl .--.A.' JAN!-Eg -Mppogjyflbli S4-Crvlzxry ....... .IOSICVH MII,l.Ell JA r Vim--l'l'1'si1i1-Ill ....., .IAVK KI'lRl!l'lH'l' 'I'l'+':1SlIl'4-I' .... MANY 4'l'Hl.lCY ' X X ,xm-is.-1' ...,........ ,. .......... . ....................... ......... IX uss xrmmcmp ,f fc W I 'I PERSONNEL: First Row: 'l'h1-lmu Gnu-0, .Im-k Ke-rln-rt, .Inmv-s NI1'l'urmi4-k. ' ly ' Miss Nm'Iwrg, .low-ph Milla-r, Hs-11-n XVhiln-h1-nfl, Irmn l'tx:1l. Second Row: .lnhn 'Q ff rg, xl XIs'XYn-vm-y, l.4-mmzlrwl Sinnnll, lflwunk Sinnntt, Mnry 1'l11'lvy, .lmm .Xlsirlh l!:u'h:n':n ,f My'-V, NYilli:um S1-h:uI'I'1-V, XY:1l1v-r Rubilwull, Huh:-rl Smith. :V X V 4 Absent from picture: .luv Ihmte-rx ,.f ,.-V ' c' M' I K L ' 515.5 X V . - ., , A . , 4 . , 412: ' f 1 I , , W x R f, jr AV! . 'J f f X X - . fir 'f f -' ' wx I -5 ,W f , Fill' W X K X KX- 'K , ' XX N I- X L X s 'ff x , H , . N 1 X ,J 2 X g x , , ff , 0114! ly X . 3 ff' P i , W' I me V Li M Pj., Lf? K . gf ? 5 lv. E Q ' Qllw H f NA ' ' 'Sax , g Mxigxxx X XX! 7 q', , Y 1 ,': LX X Vw , V xv In . X f ff 1 , 3 if : M A ff M E 545 , n H I .L Ixl . R limfunlllll if F I v t ' ffl, l fl' . If im Ng' ff! 'p dr + Q . ml A, ff X V l la X xr, Z i -....., These pictures were taken on ll hike where the new mem- bers of the club were initiated. The pirfture in top left eorner is one ot' the whole group. The lower left pin-ture is of the presi- dent, and the top' right hand pieture shows ihe old members plzu-ing Bi Ski Hi in lipstieh on the forehead of ll new lllPlllbPl', xg W' X FR5 ff 4,4 ff X Regex e KX -.. N'-X ' Y, vibe: 1 f- Q, . Xxxxffxx N XXX -. XSNS. ' hw , e xxx x X ' x '-xr - ,f , ' , ...X - .- fi ,,. ' xxx, XXX X , h X N fx Xxgx if xx XX 7265 XL? x X M 7 K - . A s- f 7 f n. f-1 1, q 'gf e . . X l.25.'r'x 'lswrffvv ffhegs . 7h Vx X 4- . A .Li - 1. f e- , WW ,. ' 'hh' V mvfie ,Q iff V I 1 1 e , . O e '. If X ' 'xg-X x Soir? . 1 ff X X , ,, X e - K 1 ff V! 'Xxx X , K, , W k k on xx X 7, ,. . 74.1, , Q 5XQX5sx X4 f -4 , 5? gg' g fvf , ' -Xl, X 2 Q H ,A xv' , . , L 4 K ig U 5 5 ' YL H -- ww lfkie .lj 2-,ZZQH1 - '90 Lf 1 '. h v A . ff ,X X W f p Al 1 Z v orensic orum Ellen Gardner, Richard Genthner, Miss Lar-ey President ............. .... ..... . Seeretary , . Adviser ......... Purpose: To raise the standards of public' speaking, , better enabling us to be:-oxne valuable eitizens. K A - X .Q I X 304' i Q i X yx . Q i Q' . W i 1 i Doris Stafford, Albert Cutler, Patricia Gardner, Paul Deitrich JCC , Jeannette Spring, Anne Cahill, Betty Ann McGuire FIMERICK ......,JOHN AMROD ...MISS LACICY Chief activity during the current year: Debating in the tournaments held by the Hud- son Valley League. 'NX 'F- 2 fS'fS 'AQ S?-- F f- AAA -'H 1 - Kf'N':5 '22-2' GANG AIN' AA!! -,A 'Nh 'fx an fs '41 A A fs, ,.. Marge Emerick, John Amrod, Betty Cahill ittle Sawyer lull -.-f-' President ............................ . . . . . . . ..... JUNE OVERBAUGH Vic-0-l'1'e1side11t . . ..... CHARLES BROWN Se-mm-t:11'y ..... ...RAMONA ROBINSON 'l'l't'2lSlll'0l' . .. ............... .... F RANGES LEDOUX Ailvisvr ......... ..................................................... M ISS JONES PERSON NEL First Row: llainona Robinson, June Overbaugh, Miss Jones, F1'am-Ps lmlbonx, Sally Cooper. Second Row: Ilnth Finley, Kathryn Wiands, Charles Brown, Joan Kravort, Lillian Tonipkins, Kathlvvn SillllIlOI1S. Third Row: Ile-rilice Ott, Stewart Maryon, Jo11n Sauer, Genald lireithanpt, Rim-ln11'1l Carpenter. XYNSNNN N f WSG 3 f wr bu x X S , LZ f?t,, 'Q 2 .1 15. 2 ,Y 'ai -...-gg. ' i f 4 l , an 1 .K fi -ff Y - i ,Yi - R, iq, ...- 514 A- T? -Q' ,. W 'P Esopu oun il l'resifle-nt, ....... ........ I 2IC'l l'Y CAIIILI, Vic-1--l're-sident .. ..... CHARLES BARON!-I Set-retary ....,. ................... l -IIGIJCN W'HI'l'lGllliAll 'I're1asurer .. .. ...................... MAUREICN MALONIG ,Mlvisers .. ........ MR. MASON, MISS HOGAN, DR, IVIURSIC PERSONNEL First Row: Kathleen Simmons, Audrey Myers, Helen Whitehead, Betty Cahill, Juni- llYPl'bHllfZll, Miss llognn, Janet Nieffer. Second Row: .lack Amrod, Joseph Cuuger, lflllllllllll Ilurhuns. John lieelk-, lien- nerh Kleiling, Mr. Mason, Charles Barone, Muriel Craw, Patricia Sauer, Gerald Gurdm-r. Ur. Morse. Absent from picture: Maureen Malone, Maurice Hunter, Josephine Sange, C. Tobiassen. The Esopus Council is the Student Council of Saugerties High School. Its pur- poses are to help the student body carry out routine activities, to assist in determine ing st-hool letter awardsg to rhoose Blanket Tax programs, to make recommendations on srhool nolivy .amd to serve as at link between the homerooms and the administra- tion of the school. uh- e lull u 119 President ..................................... . ............ MARJORIE KING Vim-e-Presideiit .. ...ELEANOR KINZFILMANN Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Adviser ........... .... . ....... First Row: Katherine Sloboda, Josephine Pasqua, Marjorie King, Miss harmed, Eleanor Kinzelmann, Theresa Cafaldo, Dorothy Wetzler. Second Row: Elsie Kelley, Helen Talniadge, Ruth Sher- man, Virpxinia Myer, Josephine Taylor, Angela Misasi, Doris Valk. Third Row: Shirley Knoeppel, Hope Heinlein, Mary Igoe, Dolores Machione, Joan Mower. Absent from picture: Aleda Schoonmaker. Purpose: To promote friendship, aid in personality develop- ment, provide opportunities for social life and worthwhile club' experience. . . . . . .THERICSA CAFALDO JOSEPHINE PASQUA . ......... MISS LARNEIJ ff -9' 1k 4.5 I I I I ..f ' 1 I Prcsidcnt, ..... ....... . IUHN RUIZIBINS Vivo-l'1'osi1lc11t, ... ...CHAIiIll4lS MUNIUHC Sc-c1'vl,n1'y ..... ...CIIARIJIS IEARUNIG 'Frcasnror . .. ...JOHN .IURGICNSICN Advisor ................ ......... B Ill. MASON PERSONNEL First Row: Leonard Sinnott, Salvatore Provanzzulo, llnrric llrico, John Porto. Second Row: Joe Hunter, Chrlrles Monroe, John Robbins, Mr. Mnson, .lohn .lorgm-nson, Charles Ilnrone, Charles IG. Greco, John Ferraro. Third Row: Theodore Wiands, Linforrl Lewis, Richard Gcnthner, Willinnl Mois- ninkvl, Henry Schroeder, Jack llonlon, Frnnla Sinnott, William llown. Fourth Row: N091 Reynolds, Ilonnld Boll, llldwnrd Bryce, John Ascnrino, llilfllillq l'nInn1bo, Charles R. Greco. Purpose: To create, lll2lllIlf,Illll and extend high ideals of Christian clmrnclcl' throughout the school and connnunity. Chief activity during the current year: Directing noo11tin1e trnlllc in the halls. fjxcgl Q A ,f',f' f ' X , f ' I y I i 22 T Vresiilent ........ ..... E LIZABICTH CAHILIA Vim-al'l'esiilei1t .. ...PATRICIA KWASNICK Qem'l'c-tary ..... ........ . JOAN FARRIGLI. l'1'0-ilSllI'01' .. ....... .... I iELlCN WHI'I'l'lHl'1AlJ Adviser .. .......... . ...... . . .MRS. HIGICRMANCIC PERSONNEL First Row: Ellen Gardner, Louise DuBois, Athena Chorves, Reidun Windedal. Second Row: Joyce Fiero, Helen Whitehead, Betty Cahill, Mrs. Heerniance, .loan lfurrell, llette Hzinnay, Shirley Martin, Dona Hull. Third Row: Jean Mower, Virginia Mower, M.nrjorie Ronson, Rose H9Il1lI'ii'liS0ll, Joan Keeley, Janet Felten, Mary Peters, Patricia Gardner, Jean Robinson, Clotilda Maizzili-ui. Fourth Row: Janet Nieffer, Mary Hynies, Ruth Moore, Janet Dir-khant, Joan llnylkins, lieverly Y:inVoorhis, Dolores Mayone, Eleanor Mazziacone, Bessie lloler. Josephine Sauer. Absent from picture: Patricia Kwasnick, Jean Morse. Purpose: To create, maint,iiin and extend high ideals of Christian cllaracter ilironghont the school 'and connnnnity. Chief activity durin the current year: Sponsorship of the annual clothing drive. i hill For y Mary Lou Loerzel, Madeline Hackett, Anne Nollet, Joan France, Norma Modjeska, Catherine Sloboda, Shirley Nieffer. Alberta Morgan, Janet Hennegan, Josephine Rossi, Patricia Sauer, Patricia Kwasuick, Janet Honiniell, Hlldegarde Hovan, Nancy Sweeney, Kathleen Burns, Ruth Rossi. Purpose: 'l'o give service to the school. Chief activity during the current year: Selling of milk at noon. Maureen Malone Houorary Vice-President V 5 f Z I fl, 'fl L l'reSident ............ . ..,. HARRY SEE Treasurer ...,.... WILLIAM BRANDOVV Secretary ............. GILBERT RICKS Adviser ............. MR. MCLAUGHLIN PERSONNEL' First Row' NTI Mcl in hlin G'lb L I' . . , '. 2 zz g , 1 er ticks, Harry See, William lirzmdow. Second Row: Ward Schelling, George Ford, Frank Whitehead, John Kinzel- mann, Joseph Swart, Edward Trnka, Donald Mower, Irving Ribsarnen, Sudy Mason. Absent from picture: VVil1ia.m Hayes. Ki' +4 053-3.55 IKE . -vi' 'L' 4 .1-..... iw.AA,- ffm A so et XJ. wma Jfl.,,'Dw +' sl- , WJ TT 'Vw ,A I, W. A rx gag .iT up-in .. , J-' NJ J Q 0' QH5 ul nf 5 ,M .- v ff-' fw' A, Q Q SJW,-af. 45 56,57 4 1, Pl. Ylufgghhngn-F 'BM 1 m'137'IfV7 ' t Y Y 1 U I 11-f -,.-f l5l'll'l'l Backs 0-'ll 3 ' K9 ' q 'BX Nj- J- X, . l- nu e I Ki . L be fail ll' N131 M . N5 , , Rf K' B , , ,Ba ,N Q I X '- I: ,,, XG' if' P' , , X rw G. 4 , . rv n. - nu nn 4.-Q4 gi . iw. H: , N,g,c.. ., ,QQ .3 .gmyb ma' 'll ff 1 N .gqeS5P. 1 6 S A ' ' Rf' ll :L L l.T.'l1'gf5-it 1 ..w,.. 3, ,. ..,4. ' ' 'r 'P s. atura lub President ...... ....... L ARRY LOFTITS Vice-President . . . . . .GEORGE FALSHAW Secretary ...... . . .MARY CALLAHAN 'l'reus11rer .... ...... M YRA MYERS Adviser . .. .............. ....... M R. EMERY PERSONNEL First Row: Kenneth Breithaupt, Wanda, Ahrens, Josephine Sange, Mr. Emery, Myra Myers, Mary Callzlhan, Joan Crnus, Conrad Mzxrttin. Second Row: Dorothy Fusco, Thomas Auer, Jansen Dederick, Larry Loftus, Albert Cutler, George Falshzuv, P21111 Dietrich, Iona Ennis. Purpose: To promote :in interest in the naturni st-ienres in the Szingerties .are:1. --.e-'? : . Chief activity during the current year: Going on Held trips. Q. s- e 1 I I i f f ,.i' - 1 ff- W0 .V ,- I xx 4. X--I-,,,-,Q ,Q 42 . A. 1 126 OOKQS C3 LI ' A lobert Smith, Juines Bridgnmn, Mr. Winston, John Amrod, Richard Zeilnmn, Wallace Winohell, Noel Reynoldei Ralph Laeliniizinn. Paul Deitrich, F' X Q' S9 if - X' ' :N 'TS' . pl-...Smpm .,,,.-. ..,..-..- ' IUHN AMRQD HLMMWN .ff Purpose: 'l'o vrente ind lllK'l'9ZlHP lmoxi vii-P-me-siilfml .. .... JAMES RRIIJGIVIAN ll +,n..lJ,m..u,' 101120 Of fhf- fwfr 01' vllffee iflflyinz. S 'Ia ..... ......... R Ulla S. 'FH M. V , ,, . 'l'T'!eZii11li?4?i' ., ...RALPH EREZIIJIIENN 'r f '.. Ch'ef 3Cf'V'tY durmg the Current Year Mlviwl, In ' '- . I . I ' . - 'MRI VVINSTON i 'f b 'fT fs Competition with chess tennis from othei I 51,5 1' lil Svhools. . 2' Q, W ll all .la XM, I lelbflwu 'Phomas Martino, Richard Meiswinkel, John MOWPG-noy, Ward Svhelling, Ronald Turner, Kenneth Geiling Richard Hoffman, Robert Masie-ro. James Dargan. es nd llaracters lub ,W X X X: W lx N K Q .5 1' NIMH 'fl KX, -114 Ji ' I 1 x N , X X K4 ,,.f- fr -N ,In X X rr Q , f i -r gf , f ' 'i , x X. X, if-Pi 'I Q! ' 1 1 4, , 1 1 f X X Nj? QM- xx Ng., XS, Prvsidvnl ......... 'PATRTCWA GARDNER TFGQSUFG-r .......... ANNE WATIBROEHT. Vim-v-1'ra-sidonl ....... UONKAD MARTIN Advisor ............ MRS. CUNNINGI-TAM Svcrctzlry ...... ...... . TOAN GEHLICH Assistant. Advisvr ........ NIR. WINSTON PERSONNEL First R'ow: Mnrjoriw Kimr, Lorraino Rach, Hopn Hoinlu-in, Annu VValbro0hl, .loan Gvhlim-h, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr NVins1on, Palricizi Gardm-r, Conrad Martin, Ric-haril M4-iswinki-I, .lvnniv Martino, 'l'ln-1-1--4:1 Cafalclo. Sec-ond Row: Iildward Mayonv, Dolm-vs Qimmmw Iowphim- g'lYlR't' Flo-inor Ifil'l70iIT1'lllTl Tana? M0G0w'1n NI'1rg'nr0t Hvnww Gloria illl, YVllYl'Iilt' Arvidsfan, Klinni-ilu l!1'i-illiaupi. I:iiirdI Row: -'l'h81nas4Mayoni-, 'lim-nm-Iii G4-ilimr, Rudolph Se-xmgelulslm, Ian Mvlvillv, .lohn Robbins, Ralph Simmons, Ralph liaclunann. Purpose: To foslvr a 1.Q'l'l'ilil'I' inlvrn-sl in ihv dramatic arts. Chief activity of the current year: Studying and prvwnlim: plays. q V X 1 ' I 22 7 ' 1 A Y N,f 1:7 it ' ' Y .:, ' 'fu 'T - . ',fi5'2-' i - ff' ff x7! , .H ' X ' lx 'Ng , X ' ' ,, -lin! -' i . f 2 ,V Q--,x, I i ww, ' A fe , X W A- 4, i M-- im fa, if , W Z f' -f--- f- i 7 A 1 f' - 7 in f J XX :JU ik -H f xl ,df X km ,M,.,v' J 65 , -1. I L X ' i Q v ff ' LK' 4-td? x, V -' 47 - ' 7 X if 4? KH ' i I f frm-- :, ,ff ..g..,. 1' ' rx -G - -n,.,, fu-- ,-Y ..Y, vi-Y V SX-x ..- - im- AX X ,QQ fr-r f fwX Sawyer Staff Etlitor-in-Chief ..... .......... J OYCE FIERO Mzuiziging Editoi' . .. .... MARJORIE RONSON Managing Editor ......... Resenrvli Editor ............ Assistant lie-sPzu'cI1 Editors .... ....... I IEVERLY HAUCK, DORIS STAFFORD Cirr'nl:1tion NIHIIIIIXPI' .......... Assistant Circulation Managers ....... JOAN KEELEY and ELEANOR MAZZACONE .......,............MAUREEN MALONE GARDNER COOK Arivortising Maiiagei' ............ ......... ....................... J O HN ROBBINS Assistant, Advertisiing Mzuiagei' ................. FREDERICK WOESTENDIEK Snzii.-shot Editor ....,.............................................. JANET FELTEN Assistant Snapshot Editor .,....... l'Imtogi'z1pIw1-S ..,..,.. WILLIAM IIA YES, CHARLES RARONE, WILLIAM BRANDOW Senior Diary .................................................... JANET DICKHAUT SPIIIOI' QIIOIHIIOIIS ..................... .IEANNE RURHANS, ALBERT' NICVVGARIJEN ............,......,.......WILLIAM JERWANN UVIIIIIS Iuflitm' ..,.......... .............................. I 'ATRICIA SAUER Assistnnt Grincls Eflitm' ............................ DOROTHY NOLAN Art Editor .............. .... . IAMES MCCORMICK Assistant Art Editor .... ......... . IEAN MORSE Chivt' Business Mztnzigei' ........... .. .. .. .................. VIRGINIA NIOVVER thief Rusinvss Mzniugei- ....................................... REGINA ROBINSON this-t' llnsiiwss Assistants ........................ DOROTHY RITTERMANN, DORIS STAFFORD, Rl I'II MOORE, DOROTHY SHORTT, JEAN MOWER, MILDRED KNOEPPEI., JOAN CROTTY Artists ................... ROBERT SMITH, JOSEPH LOERZEL, FRANK SINNOTT, ROBERT TETZLOFF, PETER KNAUTH, DONALD GARDNER, DOROTHY NOLAN, JACK KERIIERT, GERARD DONLON, LEONARD SINNOTT, JOHN RIIONO, CYNTHIA MYERS, LOVISE MYERS, JOSEPHINE SAI'ER, JOAN KI-ZELEY, PATRICIA GARDNER, KATHLEEN BURNS, BEVERLY HAUCK, ALEDA SCIIOONMAKER, JAMES DARGAN, JOSEPH SINNO'l l', KENNETH GEILING, JEAN MORSE lsterette Staff Editor-ill-Chiof ..... .... J OSEPHINE SAUER Mzmtlgiug Editor ..... ............ E LLEN GARDNER Advertising Mamuger ..... ...................... J OHN ROBBINS Assistzmt ............................................. FREDERICK WOESTENDIEK Assistant Business NI-2iII2lgPI'S ................. REGINA ROBINSON, JANET FELTEN, DOROTHY IIITTERMANN, PATRICIA SAUER Exvhzuige Editor ................................................ JANET DICKHAUT Sports Editor ..................,...................,.. ..... E DWARD BRYCE Assistant ....... .... R ICHARD ZEILMAN Grinds Editor ......... JOHN AMROD Literary Editor .... ELLEN GARDNER Clubs Editor ....... .... S HIRLEY MARTIN Cilltxlldlll' Editor ..... ......... J EAN MORSE Cirvulution Nitlll-ilgf-'I' .. ....... JANET NIEFFER Art Editor ............ .... . IAMES MCCORMICK Fi-'ilIIlI't' Editor ................................................ PATRICIA GARDNER Human Interest Editor ......................................... JAMES BRIDGMAN RP1b0l'l+'l'S ,......... ...JANET EELTEN, DOROTHY BITTERMANN, DONALD BELL. DORIS STAFFORD, MARGARET EMERICK, BEVERLY HAUCK, JANE MMZOWAN, LARRY LOFTIIS, MARY PETERS, BETTY CAHILL, ANNE CAHILL, IRMA l'TZAT, WILLIAM DOWN, CONRAD MARTIN, MARGE M Y ER, J E ANNE ROG ERT Fatt-titty Advisvr ........i........................ ..... D R. GRANT D. MORSE Assistauit Fzltdllty Adviser ........................ .... IN IISS MARIE E. LACEY Absent from picture: Betty Cahill, Irma Utzat. 130 'bg 1 Dx a' g ,fn g X ,DC 'K L- O 1 f 6 0 a 'L in J Q Z . S 2 ,W ,222 , Z ,, f Presmenr ....... ......, C HARLES MONROE X fd ' Q , vu-e-111-esnlellt .... CHARLES ANDERSEN W 1 Y ' ff Secretary ......... ........ E DWARD BRYCIC 21 Q '1'reasurei- .......... ...... 1 RVING RIBSAMENN X , 25 Program Ch.air1n'an ............... .... M ARGARET EMERICK K I -X Nw Adviser ............. .................. ........... M R . PARSONS --j,,g,g.x3x, a i XXI 0 f I X PERSONNEL nfs- X .. .23 :L , First Row: Joan Staff, Evelyn Brockway, Jean Lasher, Edward Bryce, Charles Andersen, Mr. Parsons, Charles Monroe, Irving Ribszunen, Marge Emerick, Betty McGuire, Joan Craus, Jeanne Bogert. Second Row: Edward Miayone, James Gardner, Dolores Abeel, Genevieve Secreto, Louise Myers, Jane Krieger, Lois Saile, Muriel Craw, Janice Lasher, Dorothy Eusczo, Iona Ennis, Lorraine Secreto, Joseph Canger, Sudy Mason. Third Row: Michael Buono, Larry Loftus, Richard Vanderbeck, William Down, Victor Cook, Frederick Woestendiek, Roy Myers, Henry Schroeder, . Robert Finger, William Meiswinkel, Edward 'I'rnka, Theodore Wiands. , X N Q f' X ' ,X x- 4' al'-' Nz Q N A: -A lx f 'ie-? lL' ' '-sw I i , -y X xhfr. ,ith 'Q f f , I 1-,dd N, CX , X Ni.: X f X f ki, J' iff? 3 x 1 XXX X Y ff. di A f .1 f f- x 14 XX. 6 2 If , X I d ' A' 1 1115 4, K x fl Jr, ,A 4' 0 f We G0 A-Fishing For Highlights Ili Drama I gffw-VI.UIf-Pnl I 1 t lttl fih-Y I f t y Itl y th bgg tiihl ghtthtgt y O Bgg tFh Eg Fld ,X as A 'i4i Uii, f ,gf 1 53 G 3 aa f fm x S. wing? , we , MA Q 5 1, 'F .3532 ,E ik? ef X ,X X. x 533 Qw- lf- ,. r' 'Q Q fs WS ' ag ,.P'i ' ?R11'.?.'i.i ' I ,O wx ,ff X I, ,. if Q Uluwlmrn W 1 Senior tl P 9: 4' A 0 Q L E Q A , 17' A I I, 1 , ' .J K fr:-, ' rlfvvf' M' 5 -, N , 4--1 1, W ,Q 'agua -M X 1 , , f Q 0 -Q L Q fy if ,NN QIQ N A 'NEW SCHOOL OF VVIVI4IS,' a Satire by John Kirkpatrick Cast .lohn lmnlnp, tnlhvr ..... ... ....bA lAVA'I'0Rl'I l'IiUVl'1NZANH Mirimn Dunlap, IIIOUIPI' .. ........... MAVRICPIN MALONIC I4fllll'2l, lllilld ............... ...... lflllvn Dunlap, ditllghtinl' ...... liolwrta Vance, athletic- type- .... Urwilv I'0ndlPt0n, willowy type .... llarriel, Schofield, Studious type XVHl'l'PIl I'l'it'9, I'Zll0n's boy friend ...................... .. Conch, MISS MARIE LACEY .........JOAN KEEIAHY .ELEANOR MAZZACUNF . . . . . . . . . . .IRMA UTZAT .....E'l'HPIl. GOUIIRICH .... . . . .B1'I'l I'Y CAHILI. .ALBERT NEW'GARDl'lN 8 S X N ' X L ff K f .1 2-C , fx, , J ...X .. ' 1 I , wiv' ,c..,.'. , , .fl wr, lf, l .fuss : Q , N, ,W ...Ls .... -......,, n..... if X Q.. 1 S 'MISS l'ERSUNAl.l'l'Y I'I.llS,' at Comedy by Florence Swopo Claude lialior, father ........ .................................. J AMES BRIDGMAN Mrs. Baker, his wife .......... ...JUANITA FEUERBACH Lizzie Rankin, town gossip .... ..... R OSEMARY HEESE Tip Graham, personality girl .... JANET DICKHAUT Johnny Harrow, b-ashful suitor ..... ...CHARLES MONROE Hector lleVrond9, a band leader ................................ CHARLES BARONE Linda Baker, daughter of the Bakers ........................... SHIRLEY MARTIN Conch, MRS. GLADYS CUNNINGHAM ,Zin Qu- 5: 4 555 ,I 4 .e 2555-iffw 3. Imam . ,K 4, ' i A ilzf w ig -we ' ' Q 2 Q6 5 56 5?- .M - 0 doa, X if 'll- S .1 Q f 3 Q A JO' NJ 7.9 grw Y 4. YVe Go A-Fi lling For SSA Pretty Kettle 0E Fish!!--0ur Juniors, Sopllomores, and Junior High School Members 9bf1'JlJ..R,Jf3mJJ5 Here's a I tty k ttl f f h I Lh Glb t In -f ,X 'K fra ' Ax g 3? f .4 Sv 2. ,M X M ' u L. , It 5 .: pdf-QA .g fQqQ ' ng 'f -,gg ,vnu ' V Q. f 335- ,Ng WV' PN SWKTST X .L v 15, A f f Q D , uv lf - -g A f fl . Q A i Q V , N fit Q 1 Wi .nv x -fu , 'Bly Q . .., ,, A b . is . , ' nz 'M 'N sw 1' mfg ' U -. 5-'f '-' y A5353-Q, . k -W U .4 '- X . t x swnssge i. .Q ,1 .1 .1 'I' ,JZ-I: . at 1 r r V ,i -wr y . Q X ' 1 I Q -, A A . l fi 1-,s ' ' 'X 'L 0. a- .A , A , ' T ' N .'L3i.-,,'g I,3..I-I.'f!h...- A.,. M. V - ,:' 1',,nf4.5 . -' .. -- -A mx-M v A Hsin. 'gt . -it :fra-1 . 'f z f' xr, 1 ' f 3. we Q k 5 ,. T M 1 ' l X 4 . . x 'f '..q, 'kv ' -,J -uf, b. 1 .l mfg ,K .4 :h,.S.,,.gx . --. r ' - 4 ' , 'wr Q9 'f 'J' qfwo., ' . '5 '4+'f,L 1 f ' ' in u 1. - - M4 fi-'f 's.1-f- 1 91 ' wif , ' 'H..d - f, - Z.. 'va Q.-A,.eHv'v ZA ,Q 4 X v f HQ 1 5, A '. ax? lx N.. fi., N ' , K o 'wo w Q. M ' Qu r . ' 4.0, N, ax ' M M' P fs .L Jn- a 1 'lb 4-As Q l if I My ' QX' '-rw-HE m '2 WN- 4'ru'5 ' 11 'i' , Q . -,rv -1 - 13 4' - s . , ,v . fs , h, -.'?'5n 'H ,K f ,. 45.4 .xg A J . A -. '31Q.f+s--,, A mf' A- -'Hb,w'.!'fg5 . , . A ' Q W. . f - 1 'N , J . 6 'H a' x X V . 4 Q it. ? ' YP , 'T 'Hs :R ,Wj.vjsIx 'Q ' 2 fJ':.,f y J., ' ' V X w.-,' fggvfmi XA, i,g- H V' Yf?...-Q fr. e v 'vw K - v, . Vx wwixguyt KA, , ,':l?'ua vb E A - :EKG 7 N . , , A A X Q I , , ' HILULAEEIEE UN I0ll President ....... ..... N ELSON BURHANS ViCe-President .. .... JOSEPH LOERZEL Secretary ..... .... R FIIDUN WINDEDAI, 'l'rea:4urer . .............. ..... . TANET NIEFFER Adviser .. .................. ......... IN HSS ROWE PERSONNEL First Row: Robert Sllllul, John Miller, Joseph Mainvs, Re-idnn Wind:-dal, Jose-pli Iioerze-I, Miss Rowe, Nelson llurhniis, Janet Nieffer, James Metjormiek, John Mauro, John Amrod. Second Row: Richard Vanderbeelc, Noel Reynolds, Irving ltibsanien, Edward llryee, llenry Schroeder, I'Idw.ard Martin, William Brandow, John Buono, Raymond Wolven. Third Row: .lohn Ascarino, Maurice Hunter, William Jerwann, Gilbert Trnka, Carl Hoffman, John Hillje, Anthony Riccio, Wallace Peters, George Thorne, Leonard Sinnott. Fourth Row: Lloyd Tonneson, Richard Genthner, William Down, Harry See, Martin Freleigh, Frank Sinnott, Gilbert Ricks, Theodore Wiands, Linford Lewis. Fifth Row: Theodore Pfeiffer, Donald Short, John Wetzler, Robert Finger, Roy Myer, Robert Tetzloff. CLASS-948 we First Row: Marilyn Kamp, Dona Hull, Kathryn Brandt, Lorraine Buono, June Tonipkins, Diane Masiero, Winnif1'ed Craft, Athena Chorvas, Helen Swart, Lorraine Uwens, Cynthia Myers, Jean Mower. Second Row: Marge Myer, Florence Dunn, Charlotte Burton, Mary Lou Loerzel, Josephine Sauer, Ellen Gardner, Shirley VanTassell, Joan France, Marge Enierir-lc, llorothy Bitterniann, Helen McManus. Third Row: Anna Boler, Dolores Mauro, Eileen Snyder, Ruth Rossi, Emily Bissilcunier, Wilnia llile, Mary Miller, Joan Buytkins, Barbara Teetsel. Fourth Row: Janet Felten, Jean Robinson, Patricia Gardner, Magdalena llelunoy, Janet Honnnel, Pearl Bowra, Anne Nollet, Verna Tobias, Lainrzi Johnson, Jeannine Reynolds, Lorraine Salisbury, Jeanne Bogert. Absent from picture: Yvonne Arvidson, Jean Morse. ff V 95 h.., ' A ..., Wf f V f 0Pl:l0 0llE President ........ . ............. LAWRENCE LOFTUS Vice-President ..... WILLIAM SCHAFFER Secretary ..... ......... M ARY CURLEY 'l're'asurer . . . ..... CONRAD MARTIN Adviser .... ........... ....... M R . WINSTON PERSONNEL First Row: John Dunn, Thomas Mongillo, Ralph Giammarino, Richard Hoffman, William Schaffer, Mary Curley, Conrad Martin, Lawrence Loftus, Mr. Winston, Richard Meiswinkel, Michael Cashara, Clement Car- raro, A1'thur Doyle. Second Row: Donald Bell, Ronald Turner, Paul Dietrich, Gerard Donlon, Richard Zeilman, Michael Buono, Charles Pearson, .Iames Dargan, Esmond Swart, Richard Robinson. Third Row: Jack Kerbert, Barry Craft, James Gardner, Robert Sperl, James Hackett, Kenneth Briethrupt, Reginald Woodworth, Robert Hommel, Peter Knauth. Fourth Row: Rudolph Sengebush, Kenneth Geiling, David Patterson, Frank Whitehead, Joseph Swart, Rudolph Freier, Donald Mower, Robert Lane. Fifth Row: Alfred Clearwater, William Jackson, Thomas Dragotta, Ralph Simmons, Nicholas Buonfiglio, Ralph Lachmann, Edwin Mower, Ian Melville, Richard Mayone, Carl Owens, Michael Fabiano. Absent from picture: Aaron Haines. W ,- ,- -,f' . I I ' 4 f T, - W M L,-lfbw -T-A T .V , WM? f 1? it .-IL. fn CLASS-'49 First Row: Hope Heinlein, Lorraine Har-li, Althea Wolven, Dolores Machione, Carolyn Galietia, Genevieve Secreto, Loretta Mazzan-one, Ruth Kimble, Catherine North, Doris Dixon, Dolores Abeel, Anne Walbroehl, Joan Gehlich. Second Row: Dorothy Shortt, Helen Steiger, Alwina Geneis, Barbara Schuchhardt, Beverly Haucli, Doris Stafford, Katherine Sloboda, Jane Mr'Gowun, Gloria Ott, Theresa Calfialdo. Third Row: Evva XVhitaker, Dorothea Wolven, Mar- jorie King, Mary Callahan, Patricia Sauer, Dorothy Nolan, Kathleen Burns, Mary Igoe, Katherine Burglier, Virginia Myer. Fourth Row: Doris Valk, Janet Brown, Mary Mar- tin, Angela Misasi, Myra Myers, Nanny Sweeney, Violet Pearson, Janet, Hennegan, Dolores Simmons, Mildred Knoeppel. Fifth Row: Alberta Morgan, Charlotte Uverhungh, Joan Cnaus, Josephine Taylor, Andrey Myers, Madeline- Hzu-kett, Eleanor Kinzelniann, Dorothy Wetzler, l+'reinlzi Mower, Josephine Sange, Thelnna Grero. Absent from picture: Judy ESl'illllllll, Marilyn Klein. FBESHMAN President .......................................................... FRANCIS MYER Vive-l'1'esiflent .. .......... JOHN lil'Il'ZFl4I Serretary .... ....... .... . I OSEPHINE PASQVA 'l'1'eas111'e-1' .............. .....,. B ARHARA MYI-Ill ,Mlviser ......... ................................ .................... N I R. ICMICRY PERSONNEL First Row: VV:1r.l Srhelling, Harvey Eyler, Thomas Martino, Francis Myer, John Keele, ll-:11bar:1 Myer, Josephine Pasqua, Donald Bach, William Mayone, Sndy Mason. Second Row: Donald Rongier, Robert Masiero, William Myers, Robert Vander- lwrk, John Moweeney, George Sinnnons, Joseph Riccio, George Cox, Wallace Wincrhell, .Nllreri VVhitaker. Third Row: Joseph Canger, Frank Ferraro, Edward Mayone, Michael Rnono, Iflrxwsl lfabiano, Ric-hard Wrolsen, Rudolf Koehn, Thomas Auer, Donald Valk. Fourth Row: George Ford, lfldward 'I'rnka, Albert Cutler, Nathan Thorne, Joseph llmnvta, Jansen lbederiek, Louis Sebert. Fifth Row: George Ostoyie, John Kinzelmann, Arthur Ricks, Norman Farrell, William Sf'llllPl1lPl', George Falshaw, Richard Beyerl. fs X Xe f -X v -x flux I K X Y ,ffbfl H I f 'E h i g eo Avena Xxw --fag wf Xx ,ffif-XM ,X X u 1 ll fax! Zi 9,357 Y F. X X IR 1, x ' X - 1 fy, . J I X' TFT ,, , . ' ghd Isl X, A iw-if Rv' --1, D. 'VW fwfr- fi' -' Rr iv ird F , V f ff, ,ff 5 ' . ' .. ,ff L V M X XZW, JV!! ff I7 ,X Fd, U f A CLASS-' First Row: Mary Schwab, Louise Esposito, Grace Vedder, Shirley Knoeppel, Dolores Rierziiwli, Vivian Martin, Wilhelniina Short, Joan Mower, Jennie Martino, lflslella Mower, Claire Robinson, Jane Krieger. Second Row: Joan Staff, Wanda Ahrens, Jeannette Spring, Margaret Hyxnes, Ilnth llnllois. Iona Ennis, Helen Talniadge, Maureen Franee, Lois Saile, Jeanne Lahoud, llorotliy Fnseo. Third Row: Josephine I'asqu.a, Evelyn Brockway, Anne Marie Vozdii-li, Shirley Nieffer, llarbara Myer, Joan Alsid, Ruth Sherman, Jeanne Holmes, Catherine lflreeg, Muriel Craw, Marion Oswald, .Ioan Maryon. Fourth Row: Norina Modjeska, Janice Laslier, Elsie Kelley, Barbara Vozdili, lionise Myers, Betty McGuire, Anne Cahill, Marion Lewis, Jean Lasher, Marilyn Si-lioonniaker. Absent from picture: Virginia Stay. 'll ,tv 4' gt X XX MU' ,' Xl W X gjzpf VS! 1 - ,Milt X J, ' 1 5 X JXX' ,ft M 5,43 NA . 5 A it ' f- e ,. , J Ulf! X Rf' vu sg, ,isl gthgj , fail xv 5 .L 1 'j-' ' f xl ' f Wi' ly , ,, l, bw' f .1 , X -1- '5bfT7xgC k 1 tXv7'V,-lv'NV ' f X i ,. i 1 , , V - ' 4 f '. - f sf Ne, , YL f yt! r A' , gf, ,V ff' 1, f' 1 , 4' f X N- - 1 ,Ko Q 1 Q 'I l QN 4 f ' I 6, .,q gtirdx-,f ,li ,fglf 5,:',lli', l Xl, M -f K ff -'5 551 list '!ffff,g, f 'L W L W I vw Ugg! UN I0ll HIGH ROOM 36 - 8TH GRADE President ..... . ........... .............. ..... K A THLI-ZEN SIMMONS Vic-e-President. .. ........... ROY PALMER Secretary ...... .... R AMONA ROBINSON Treasurer . . ........... ............... ......... V E RNON POST Adviser ... .............................. ... ..... MRS. STARR ROOM 54 - 8TH GRADE President ....... ........... ....................... J U NE OVICRRAIIGH Vice-l'resident ... .......... LORETTA PICKSTONIC Secretary ...... .... M ARIAN VAN VAIIKENRICRG Treasurer .. ......... . ................... IVAN ENNIS Adviser ... ............... .. ...MRS. CUNNINGHAM PERSONNEL First Row: Sally Cooper, Maureen McGoey, Rosemary Schaffer, June Overbaiixli, Theresa Riley, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Cunningham, Jeannie Legg, Dorothy Tompkins, Lillian Toinp'kins, Loretta Pickstone, Marian Van Valkenburg. Second Row: Ruth Finley, Bernice Ott, Shirley Pulcastro, Shi1'ley Freliegli. Ramona Robinson, Frances LeDoux, Joan Knauert, Kathryn Wiands, Nancy Rim-lietson, Marilyn Bowra, Kathleen Simmons, Veronica Fusco. Third Row: Robert Peters, Rich-ard Carpenter, Lowell Miller, Frank Erhler, John Sauer, Edward Patterson, Vernon Post, Stewart Maryon, Edward Freier, Floyd Biirgher, Robert Terpening, Joyce O'Bryon. Fourth Row: Ivan Ennis, Peter Hill, John Pagan, Gerald Breithaupt, Richard Martin, David Simmons, Leslie Short, Lance Buckman, Donald Myer, Norman DuBois. Fifth Row: Charles Brown, Herbert Hall, Leo Gordon, Russell Teetsell, Roy Palmer, Calvin Cody, William Slater, Sheldon Sparling. SCll00L-' -9 ' 7TH GRADE Presideiit ....... ............. .... E D MUND BURHANS Vive-l'resident .. . .... ROBERT LEZl+IT'I'IC Sevretary ...... ......... N ANCY SCHWAH Treasurer .... ......... ..... M A RGARET NELSON Adviser .... ................ ...... M R . CUNNINGHAM PERSONNEL - First Row: Ruth Freliegh, Shirley Winters, Helen Wynkoop, Barbara Robinson, Victoria Svhaffel, Louise Keller, Irene Hannay, Mary Gianimarino, Estella Wrolsen, Nancy Banks, Marg.aret Nelson, Jane Zeigler, Lucy Doyle. Second Row: Janet Valfllassell, Dorothy Sengebush, Audrey Gehlirh, Ruth Nleiswinkel, Camilla Brooks, Arline Steiger, Nancy Myer, Rose Monteleone, Nancy Vanderberk, Nant-y Schwab, Marie Sestito, Lorraine Brooks, Betty Lou Johnston, Car- mita Whitaker, Jean Brown. Third Row: Mr. Cunningham, William Nieffer, Walter Hillje, John Sestito, Don- 'ald Whipple, Raymond Lang, Ellsworth Dunn, Charles Spine-lla, Vincent Herzal, Mer- vin Gillespy, James 0'Bryon, Mr. Tribe. Fourth Row: Robert Lezette, Arthur Stafford, Leroy Lewis, Carlton Sperl Robert Owens, Donald Quackenbush, Richard Fein, John Pavlak, Casper Monteleoue George Bell, Walter Collins, Ronald Longtoe. Fifth Row: Jerome Gardner, James Stack, Donald Crandall, Ernst Koehn l-Zdmuntl Burhans, Bertram Legg, Charles Tobiassen, Donald Martin, George Gilmore. A view of the crowd as they go to the soccer field X . G f Y A 'WN ,ww X . , if gikfx. K W 'X ms Sw W X 'M X K W X X f X N e SL xxmsw NA NX 4 xxx x wi H+ ' W. W kv .nk 'x m+'! 'N mg Xxx X Nj Q M N N S Q M Wx W .Aw was MMI . K S.QMM..Qx ,QM N N Q K X Q Nw. W.. .ww 'ixewnr-N . , .f ww - R5 W A A W5 wx K ,5f2ig.':- N' ,qw f dk 'N ' --rf Q X, N NX. 5 Q? x . ws N fx QM, X . X x i ,AL Ni by M vftff A ..- . ,, flu NN.-x Q .43 Q .M Q A , .- 'lx .., any - ., sax I' R- ,g- A MW Q . t F' V 4- .v r W 1. Mn fy L A ,,,, W fb' A - fz-.--4v'- ,, ' A M . f'aqww www f 'Grab Y 3, Q A, J ,pg fy M f L J: - 5 fgpn. S. ff Iixvxyjy QW, ' ,qw A, ,. A ,X y...w- .ai--3' 1 We Go A-Fishing For A Last Look At 0ur Seniors Before They Are Graduated 9kbjaHjffFjUJV'vl In . nal' . ,wi ' Mn. .. f , Mix li .wg ,sw -, ,g.,.-4g1swW:a Qiv www QM S E Q 1 at I 3 ' if 1 H i' 2 5 R Ei f , ll sf ii' .N ,M 1Q,.,.. 'ia :L- . , its A gm.: 2 wi 4 F. K 'ff , L A x :yxisagf 153 TnErNuu'1uQ5 SALUTATORY by :RMA UTZAT Each year Saugerties High School adds a new class to the ranks of her alumni: the time has come for us to join this group. As freshmen, we considered graduation eons away, yet, here we are-all eager to prove ourselves worthy of the training we li-ave received, but most of us very sorry to leave behind the site of so many good times and hard lessons. For the past four years we have learned much. Not all of the knowledge has been gained from books, for through the influence of our teachers, parents, and friends, we have developed the characters with which we will go through life. We appreciate the high standards of our school, and realize the advantages which we have gained from living under these standards. We know the potentialities for suc- cess that lie within us, and we are grateful to you who have made it possible for us to be here tonight. With the hope that Sanger-ties High School will be proud of us, its newest graduates, we welcome you, our parents, teachers, and friends to these Commence- ment Exercises. . ., VALEDICTORY .by BETTY CAHILL This night on which we are to be graduated is for all of us a most memorable one. It means, of course, the end of several years of work and fun and companion- ship. These years will be wonderful memories throughout our lives. And yet this night which means the -end of one phase of our lives marks the beginning of another. We are about to take our places as citizens of a nation and of a world. We shall attempt to do all we can to make this nation and this world a better place in which to live. We are grateful to you people who are here tonight for the background and preparation you have helped us acquire. Any attempt at verbal gratitude seems piti- fully meager but we hope that our actions, as we begin our adult lives, will be a credit to you and to this school which in a few minutes will be our Alma Mater. i CLASS POEM by ALBERT NEWGARDEN For eons Man has dreamt of realizing That empyreal realm of fantasy, Utopia, Which ancient bards depict by symbolizing As the land of overflowing Cornucopia. Utopia is tomorrow's famed security Achieved by honest labor, earnest toil, And those who'd have it bloom in their futurity Must first with sweat have fertilized the soil. The causeway to Utopla's paved with boulders Which signify the problems Man must master, He'll not conquer them without two massive shoulders- Education and Intent-without which looms Disaster. Tho such gain may seem to some 1-ike Sisyphus' task, It can be .had through zeal and concentration, And those who'd not tomorrow for assistance ask Today must spurn all tempting recreation. Today decides tomorrow, will it be A morrow lacking hardship and privatlon? Then work today with Titan energy That your morrow may surpass anticipation. 6 1 BARRY BRICE Vice-Presidellt VICTOR COOK Treasurel' JOHN ROBBINS Il9b1lI911t of Class of '47 .ni- MISS N. LEONA HOGAN Adviser MARY CAHILL Valedictorian xx x, JOAN FARRELL Secret-ary Q' 1 IRMA UTZAT Salutatorian 156 ANIJERSEN, CHARLES Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Andersen Saugensci 1173 Alpha Pi Lambda 12, 3, 475 Vice-President, Alpha Pi Lambda 1475 Safety Council 1473 Senior Ball Dei-orating Committee 147. ARVIDSON, YVONNE Parent: Mrs. Emilie Arvidson Tau Phi 1173 Cues and Characters 13, 473 Inter-Class Basketball 117: Chorus 11, 2, 375 Sawyer Salesman 137. BACH, HUBART 1IlACHIE7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bach 4-H Club 11, 2, 3, -173 'l'reasurer, 4-H 1275 Bowling 1473 Rifleers 13, 473 Manager, Basketball 12, 3, 475 Assistant Manager, Soccer 1173 Assistant Manager, Basketball 117. .1 f 5.31 , Aw- 2' f ,vt ' Wu if 2. ?? 'P f if 'i,4k Aw 157 BARONE, CHARLES 1CHARLIE5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barone Mu Alpha 11, 2, 353 President, Mu Alpha 12, 355 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 453 Secretary, Boys' Hi-Y 1453 A Sharp 11, 25: President, A Sharp 1155 Forensic Forum .1255 Saugensci 1155 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1153 NOOII-IIOUI' Volley- ball, Basketball, Softball 11, 453 Homeroom President 11, 453 Dance Band 11, 2, 353 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Presi- dent, Orchestra 1353 A Cappella 11, 2, 3, 453 A Cap-pella Student Conductor 1455 Orchestra Student Conductor 1453 President, Music Department 1453 Music Editor, Ulster- ette 145, Junior Play 135, Senior Play 1453 Vice-President of Esopus Cou11cil 145. BECKER, CHARLOTTE ' Parent: Joh11 Becker Library Club 1453 Copa Club 1353 Chorus 11, 2, 35: Senior Ball Decorating Committee 145. BOLER, BESSIE 1BETTY5 l Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Scipio Boler Library Club 12, 353 Delta Phi 145, Girls' Hi-Y 145g High School Choir 11, 2, 35, Girls' Glee Club 125: Christmas Concert 1253 Assembly Program 125. 158 BRICE, BARRY 1HOAGY5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brice Saugensri 1153 Secretary, Saugensci 1153 Boys' Hi-Y 1453 Alpha Pi Lambda 1253 Stage and Craft Club 1353 Junior Varsiity Basketball 1253 Varsity Basketball 13, 453 Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 453 Bowling 1453 Soccer 1453 Stage Man- ager of Senior Play 1453 Stage Manager of Operetta 1353 Assembly usher 145. BRIDGMAN, JAMES 1l'iRIl5GIFl5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bridgman Saugensci 115: Cues and Characters 1352 Alpha Pi Lambda 1253 Vive-President, Alpha Pi Lambda 1253 Chess Club 13, 453 Vice-President, Chess Club 13, 453 Bowling 'Fonrn-Iunent 1253 Chess Team 13, 453 Bowling 1353 Sophomore Class President 1253 Homeroom Oilir-er 1253 High School Orchestra 1453 Swing Band 1453 Sophomore Play 1253 Senior Play 1453 Uperetta Lighting Manager 1353 Assistant Manager, Basketball 125. BURHANS, JEANNE 1RIRl'5IE5 Parents: Probation Oflicer and Mrs. Edmund Durbans General Scienve Club 1153 Bi-Ski-Hi 1353 Alpha Pi Lambda 1251 R6D0l'i9l' 125: Cues and Characters 1353 Librarian, Cues and Characters 1353 President of Homeroom 1353 A Cappella 11, 2, 353 Christmas Concert 11, 251 Chorus 11, 253 Senior Play Publicity Committee 1453 Senior Ball Publicity Committee 1453 Hot Lunch Assistant 13, 453 Assistant Manager, Cheerleaders 125. 159 CAHILL, MARY ELIZABETH 1BETTY7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cahill Bi-Ski-Hli 11, 275 Amicitia 1173 Res Publica Romana 11, 2 3, 473 Consul, Res Public'a Romana 1373 Scriba, Res Pub: lica, Romana 1473 Fleur-de-Lis 1473 Forensic Forum 11, 2, 3, 473 Secretary-Treasurer, Forensic Forum 1275 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 473 President, Girls' Hi-Y 1473 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1175 Varsity Cheerleader 12, 3, 475 Cheer- leader Council Member 13, 473 Homeroom Oiiicer 11, 2, 375 Esopus Council President 1473 A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 3, 473 Board of Directors 147, Weekly Ulsterette Editor 1273 Assistant Clubs Editor, Sawyer 1273 Managing Editor of Sawyer 1373 Senior Play 1475 Prize Speaking 137, 1First Prize73 Esopus Council 12, 3, 473 Christmas Speaker 127, Education Week Program 12, 373 National Honor Society 137. Q CHRISTIANNA, RAYMOND J. 1DUTCH7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Christiamra Library Club 12, 3, 475 Secretary, Library Club 1473 Stage- craft Club 1373 Secretary, Stagecraft 137, Junior Varsity Basketball 11, 27g Varsity Basketball 137, Varsity Soccer 13, 47, President Sophomore Home-room 1273 High School Orchestra 1273 Stage Manager, Junior Play 1373 Stage Manager, Operetta 1373 Stage Manager, Senior Play 147, Assembly usher 147. COOK, VICTOR 1VIC7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cook, Sr. Transferred from Winter Park High School, Winter Park, Florida 11, 2, 379 Alpha Pi Lambda 1475 Senior Class Treasurer 147. 160 CROTTY, JOAN 1JOANNIE5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crotty Tau Phi 1153 Musicana 12, 3, 453 Secretary, Musioana 1453 Library Club 13, 455 Assistant Business Manager, Sawyer 1453 Assistant Grade Teacher 1353 Hot Lunch Program 125, llec-orating Committee for Senior Ball 145. DICKHAUT, JANET MARIE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Dickhaut Amir'-itia 11, 25: Treasurer, Amicitia 125: Vice-President, Amicitia 125: Sigma Club 1353 Program Chairman, Sigma 1353 Library Club 1255 Girls' Hi-Y 1453 Delta Phi Lambda 1351 President of Homeroom 1255 Treasurer of Homeroom 1353 Program Chairman of Homeroom 1453 Manager of Cheerleaders 13, 45: Chorus 12, 35, Reporter, Ulsterette 1353 Diary Editor, Sawyer 1453 Exchange Editor, Ulster- ette 1453 Sophomore Play 125: Junior Play 1355 Senior Play 145. DONLON, CLARK Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark Donlon Stage Manager, Pirates of Penzance 125. 161 DONLON, JOHN 4JACK9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Donlon S-augensei Club 4193 Library Club 42, 3, 49: Boys' Hi-Y 43, 493 Alpha Pi Lambda 4295 Stage Craft Club 439: Soc- cer 43, 49g Junior Varsity Basketball 4395 Varsity Basket- ball 449g Homeroom Program Chairman 439: Stage Man- ager, Senior Play 449, Stage Manager, Operetta 4393 As- sembly usher 449. DOYLE, KENNETH 4KEN9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs, E'a1'l K. Doyle S-augerties Junior Rifleers 449: Assembly usher 449. DUHOIS, LOUISE 4FRAZZLE9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Ilullois 'Pau Phi 4193 Mu Alpha 42, 3, 493 Vice-President 4493 NNN. A Girls' Hi-Y 4493 Fleur-de-Lis 42, 39: A Cappella 4l, 2, 3, 493 WRX xg ?I'Jchesl1'a 4l, 2, 395 Senior llall liefresliment Committee x 4- X-. 162 FARRELL, JOAN Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Farrell Tan Phi 4133 Sigma Club 4233 Delta Phi 43, 433 Secret-ary. Delta Phi 4333 Girls' Hi-Y 43, 431 Secretary, Girls' Hi'Y 4433 Howling 41, 433 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 43, 43: Varsity Cheerleader 4433 Homeroom Appearance Clrair- man 4333 Homeroom Otlicer 4433 Secretary of Senior Class 4433 National Honor Society 4333 Spring Concert 42, 433 Chorus 4233 Glee Club 4233 A Cap-pella 4433 lllsterette Staff 443. FERRARO, JOHN 4JACK3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Ferraro Transferrecl from Kingston High School 4133 A Sharp 4233 Boys' Hi-Y 43, 433 Noon-hour Volleyball 42, 3, 431 Junior Varsity Basketball 443: Noon-hour Basketball 42, 3, 433 Raseb-all 43, 433 Varsity Cheerleader 4333 Orches- tra 42, 3, -133 Presirlent, Orchestra 4433 A Cappella 4333 Swing Band 42, 3, 433 Assistant. Literary Editor, Ulster- ette 4333 Senior Ball 43rf-hestra Committee 443. FICUICRBACH, JITANITA DIANA 4NITA3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feuerbach Ainic-itia 41, 2, 3, 433 Mn Alpha 42, 3, 433 Treasurer Mu Alpha 443: Fleur-de-his 42, 333 Program Chairman 4333 Bowling 4133 A Cappella Choir 42, 3, 433 Board of Direct- ors, A Cappella 4433 Homerooni Program Chairman 41, -133 Chorus 433: Class Day Soloist 42. 333 All State Music Festival 4433 Christmas Concert 42, 3, 433 Ulster- ette Reporter 4333 Sawyer Artist 4333 Assistant Snapshot Editor, Sawyer 443: Weekly Ulsterette Editor 4333 Senior Play 4433 Senior Class Colors 443. ... P 163 FIERO, JOYCE ELIZABETH Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fiero Mu Alpha 12, 3, 453 Vice-President, Mu Alp-ha 1353 Res Publica Romana 1253 Fleur-de-Lis 1253 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 45: Saugensci 1153 Chorus 1153 A Cappella 13, 453 Ulsterette Staff 1353 Sawyer Staff 13, 453 Editor-in-Chief, Sawyer 1453 Junior Play 1353 Christmas Speaker 1353 Homeroom Officer 11, 253 National Honor Society 135. GAGE, ROBERT 1GAGEY5 Parent: Mrs. Elizabeth Gage GARDNER, DONALD 1CARROTS5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner Stage Craft Club 1353 Musicana 1453 President, Stage Craft Club 1353 Junior Varsity Basketball 11, 253 Soccer 1353 Varsity Basketball 13, 453 Vice-President Honierooni 12, 353 Captain, Varsity Basketball 1453 A Cappella 12, 3, 453 Bo'ard of Directors, A Cappella 1453 Orehestra 125: Operetta 135: Chorus 1253 Sawyer Art StaH 1453 Property Manager, Grade Operetta 1453 Senior Play Stage Manager 1453 Assembly usher 145. 164 GARRISON, JEROME 1JAKE1 Parent: Mrs. Sadie Garrison Junior Varsity Basketball 1113 Varsity Basketball 12, 313 Varsity Soccer 13, 413 Senior Play 111. GOODRICH, ETHEL '1BUBBLES1 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William Coons Tau Phi 1113 Bi-Ski-Hi 1213 Sigma Club- 1313 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 413 Leaders' Club 1313 Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 1213 Varsity Cheerleader 1313 Treasurer, Sigma Club 1313 President of Delta Phi Lambda 1413 Chorus 121: Glee Club 1213 Christmas Concert 121: Assistant Grinds Editor, Sawyer 1213 Assistant Grinds Editor, Ulsterette 1213 Senior Play 1413 ESOIYLIS Council 111. GRECO, CHARLES E. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greco A Sharp 11, 213 Vice-President, A Sharp 1215 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 411 Serge'ant+at-Arms, Boys' Hi-Y 141g Safety Council 131: Soccer 1415 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 413 Junior Varsity Basketball 1415 Noon-hour Baseball 11, 213 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 11, 213 Noon-hour Basketball 12, 3, 415 Varsity Cheerleader 1313 Homeroom Officer 11, 2, 313 Assembly usher 141. 165 GRECO, CHARLES R. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greco Boys' Hi-Y 13, 49, Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 3, 495 Noon- hour Basketball 11, 2, 395 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 395 High School Orchestra 12, 3, 493 Swing Band 1493 Clarinet Quartette 1495 Senior Ball Orchestra Committee 149. HALES, HARRY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James Ron-aldson Stagecraft 1395 Safety Council 1495 Grade Operetta 1393 Senior Play Stageinanager 1495 Assembly usher 13, 49. HAYES, WILLIAM 1HAZY9 Parents: Rev. and Mrs. James Hayes Transferred from Houghton Preparatory School, Hough- ton, New York 11, 29, Musicana 13, 493 Stagecraft 1495 Bowling 1393 Art Staff, Sawyer 1493 Student Photo- grapher, Sawyer 1495 Stage Manager of Christmas Plays 449. 166 HEPISE, ROSEMARY 4HAZY3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heese 'Fan Phi 4l3g Sevretary, Tau Phi 4135 Cues and Char- al-ters 43, -133 'I'reasurer, Cues and Characters 4333 Noon- honr Baseball 4233 Noon-hour Basketball 4239 Chorus 4233 Sophomore Play 4231 Cues and Characters Play 4335 Senior Play 4433 Hot-Lunch 42, 3, 43. HENDRICKSON, ROSE' MARIE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hendrickson Tau Phi 4l3g Girls' Hi-Y 4435 Delta Phi Lambda 4433 As- sistant Business Manager, Sawyer 4433 Senior Ball Theme Conunittee 4113. IMDFFMAN, JAMES H. JR. KJIMP Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J'i11ll9S H. Hoffman S4-iviwv Club 4l, 233 Alpha Pi hanibda 43, 433 Soccer Squad 42, 3, 43g Noon-hour Volleyball 41, 235 Treasurer of Homerooni 4233 Assistant Grinds Editor, Ulsterette 433: Reporter, Ulsterette 4433 Property Manager, Sopho- more Play 423g Chairman, Cleanup Committee, Junior Picnic 4333 Stage Manager, Senior Play 443g Assembly usher 13, 43. 167 HOVAN, HILDEGARDE 1DEDE3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hovan Tau Phi 1135 Sigma Club 1435 Chorus 1235 Glee Club 1235 Senior Play Ticket Committee 1435 Senior Ball Ticket Committee 143. r 1 HYMES, MARY Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hymes, Sr. Library Club 12, 335 Delta Phi Lambda 1435 Girls' Hi-Y 1435 Chorus 113. JORGENSEN, JOHN 1J13HNNlE3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. Jorgensen Boys' Hi-Y 13, 435 Treasurer, Boys' Hi-Y 1435 Art Club 1235 Vice-President, Art Club 1235 Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon-hour Basketball 1235 Senior Play Ticket Committee 1435 As- sembly usher 13, 43. 168 KEEFE, WALTER L. 1WALT3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Keefe September 6, 1944 to June 19, 1946 spent in the United States Navy: served in the Atlantic and Pacific areas, including Antwerp, Belgium, Marshall Islands, Caroline Islands, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Shanghai, China, Wake Is- land and Panama. KEELEY, JOAN T. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Keeley Tau l'l1i 1133 Fleur-de-Lis 12, 3, 433 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 435 Art Club 1333 Basketball 1133 Bowling 1133 A Cappella 11, 2, 3, 43, Chorus 11, 233 Sawyer Artist 1435 All State Music Festival 1-135 Senior Play 143, Class Color Com- mittee 1435 Senior Ball Theme Committee 143g Christmas Concert 11, 2, 3, 43: Spring Concert 133. KNAUST, HENRY 1SONNY3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knaust Transferred: Manlius Military School, Manlius, New York 1133 Science Club 1235 Assistant Stage Manager, Senrior Play 1435 Senior Ball Decorating Committee 1435 As- sembly usher 143. 169 KWASNICK, PATRICIA 1I'A'1'SY3 Parent: Mrs. Pauline Kwztsnick Girls' Hi-Y 13, 435 Vice-President, Girls' Hi-Y 1-135 Sigma Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Bi-Ski-Hi 11, 2, 333 'I're-asurer, Iii-Ski-Hi 1333 Amicitia, 11, 233 Homeroom President 1135 Tl'62lSlll'Gl' of Homeroom 1233 Cl-ass Secretary 1233 Ticket Comiuittee for Senior Ball 1433 Junior Varsity Cheerie'ader 12, 33. .- LAVELLE, LUTHER E. 1LUKIE3 Parent: Mrs. Mary J. LaVel1e Four years of service in the United States Air Corp.: Aerial Engineer on B24 Bomberg Glee Club 11, 233 Junior Play 1335 Beta Kappa Phi 133. MACMULLEN, WILLIAM CBILL3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanE'tten Boys' Hi-Y 1335 Junior Varsity Basketball 1333 Soccer 1333 Bowling 1333 Chorus 1333 Assembly usher 143. 170 MALUNE, MAIIIIEITN 1SHOULDER9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Malone Allli0i1.iH 11. 2. 39: Secretary. Amis-itia 129: Treasurer, Amicltia 139: Sigma Club 11. 2, 3, 49: Program Chairman 139: President 149: Latin Club 12, 3, 49: Junior Treasurer 139: Homeroom Program Clrairm-an 1395 Homeroom Presi- dent 149: Sawyer Staff 1395 Managing Editor, Sawyer 1493 lilsterette Staff 139: Senior Play 1493 Assistant Property Manager, Junior Play 139, Flsopus Council Treasurer 149. i MARTIN, FRANCES K. 1FRAN9 Parents: Postmaster and Mrs. John A. Martin Tau Phi 119, Library Club 1395 Girls' Hi-Y 1395 Res Publix-a Romana 12, 3, 195 Homeroom Treasurer 1195 Chorus 12, 393 Property Manager, Senior Play 149. MARTIN, SHIRLEY L. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George VV. Martin Fleur-de-Lis 12, 3, 493 Secretary, Fleur-de-Lis 149, Tau l'hi 1195 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 49, Messenger for Dr. Morse 149, A Cappella 11, 2, 3, -493 All State Music Festival 1493 Chorus 11, 293 Weekly Ulsterette 13, 493 Sawyer Sales- man 129g lllsterette, Clubs Editor 1493 Senior Play 1495 Senior Ball Publicity Committee 1495 Christmas Concert 11, 2, 3, 493 Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 49. 171 MAUTERSTOCK, WILLIAM 1MOTORBOAT3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mauterstock MAYONE, DOLORES CDEL3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Mayone Sigma Club 12, 3, 435 Vice-President, Sigma Club 1233 President, Sigma Club 133g Girls' Hi-Y 13, 433 Leaders Club 123g Tau Phi 1133 A Sharp 1233 Chorus 123. MAZZACONE, ELEANOR L. 1I3U'l'CHlE3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Dom. Mazzavone Tau Phi 1133 Sigma 133g Library 12, 3, 43g President 1333 Res Publica Romana 1333 Girls' Hi-Y 143: Glee Club 1233 Chorus 11, 2, 333 Ulsterette 1333 Senior Play 1433 Sopho more Play Property Manager 123. 172 MAZZUCA, CLOTIIADA 1CLOJ Parents: Mr, and Mrs. E. Mazzuca Tau l'lii 1135 Girls' Hi-Y 1453 Library Club 1375 Res Pub- livzi Romana 12, 373 Delta Phi Lambda 1413 Senior Play Property Manager 143. MOMANITS, M. PEARL l':ui'viits: Mr. :uid Mrs. Petor McManus Aiiiiviiitm 11. 2, 39: l,l't'SlKlPlll,, Amicitia 1333 Sigma Club- 12, 3, IJ: Vic-e-l'i'f-sill:-iii, Sigma Club 1133 Girls' Hi-Y 1lJg lloiiling 113: llomeroom Officer 13, -U3 'l'reasurer of Class 1lJ: Vliorus 1273 llslierette, Senior 1'l'ay 1-UQ Pro- perty SIIIIIKIHOV, .luuior Play 13D. MIGISWINKICI., CHAHIJCS WILLIAM 1BILLJ Parents: Mr. :ind Mrs. William H. Meiswinkel Sauigeiisci 1133 Alpha Pi Lzunbda 12, 3, 49g Stagecraft Club 133: Boys' Hi-Y 13, -Hg Junior Pl-ay 1395 Stage Manager, Senior Play 1173 Stage Manager, Grade Operetta 1335 As- sembly usher 147. 173 MELIUS, VERA I. 1VEE3 Parents: Mrs. Ruth Melius and the late Elwood Melius Tau Phi 1133 Library Club 12, 3, 433 Vice-President, Library Club 1333 President, Library Club 1433 Secret'ary and Treasurer of Homerooni 123, Girls' Glee Club 1235 Publicity Chairniau of the Senior Plays 1435 Publicity Chairman of the Senior Ball 143. MISASI, FRANK Parents: Mr. and M1's. Frank M. Misasi Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 335 Noon-hour Basketball 12, 333 Senior Ball Decorating Committee 143. MONROE, CHARLES 1CHAZZ3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wolven Saugensci 11, 233 Alpha Pi Lambda 13, 4, 533 President Alpha Pi Lambda 14, 533 Boys' Hi-Y 13, 4, 532 Vic'e-Presi- dent 1533 Varsity Soccer 14, 53: Noon-hour Football 133: Noon-hour Volleyball 13, 533 Noon-hour Softball 1333 Honleroom Ollicer 1535 Senior Play 1533 Senior Pl-ay 143, Junior Play 1333 Assembly usher 13, 4, 53. 174 MOORE, RUTH 1RUTHIE7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Moore Tau Phi 1133 Secretary, Tau Phi 1193 Sigma Club 1315 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 49, Homeroom Oflicer 13Jg Assistant Busi ness Manager of Sawyer 13, 49g Sawyer Salesman 12, 313 Messenger for Dr. Morse 1-ll. MOWER, VIRGINIA 1GINGER1 Parents: Mr. 'and Mrs. Percy Mower Tau Phi 1113 Fleur-de-Lis 12, 313 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 41, Basketball 11, 27: Bowling 11, 2, 37, Volleyball 1133 Soft- ball 1113 Assistant Business Manager, Sawyer 13, 4Jg Sawyer Salesman 1213 Chorus 11, 23. NEWGARDEN, ALBERT 1IlUDI'lYJ Parents: Dr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Newg'arden Transferred: Manhattan College Academic Department 1Manhattan Prem 11, 2, 333 Senior Play 1413 Assembly usher 1433 Christmas Speaker 149, Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest 141. 175 PALUMBO, MICHAEL ll. 1WAI.'l'lfIR3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palumbo Boys' Hi-Y 1435 4-H Club 1435 Baseball 12, 3, 43: Junior Varsity Basketball 1435 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noon-hour Basketball 11, 2, 3, 435 Noonahour Football 1l, 235 Captain, Noon-hour Volleyball team 1335 13rvl1est,ra 12, 3, 435 Swing Band 13, 435 Senior Ball Orchestra Committee 143. 1 PATTERSON, DORIS CPAT3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hersvhel Patterson Tau Phi 1135 Library Club 13, 435 Sigma Club 143. PETERS, MARY Parent: Mrs. Dudley Peters Tau Phi 1135 'l'reasurer, Tau Phi 1l35 Bi-Ski'Hi 1235 Res Publica Romana 11, 2, 3, -135 Aedile, Res Publix-a lioinaua 1435 Leaders' Club 1335 Girls' Hi-Y 13, 435 llowling 1435 Secretary, Freshman Class 1135 Serrelary, Junior Class 1335 Hoinerooin Oflicer 1l, 235 Chorus 1235 Griuds Editor 1235 Ulsterette Reporter 13, 435 Weekly Ulsterette lflditor 1235 Property Manager, Sophomore Play 1235 Property Manager, Senior Plays 1435 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1235 Varsity Cheerleader 13, 43. 176 l'aren PURTO, JOHN :sz Mr. and Mrs. John Porto, Sr. Boys' lli-Y 123, 133 A Cappella 12, 335 Orchestra 12, 3, 43: 1'horus 123: 1'larinet Qnartette 1-133 Senior Ball Decorat- ina: f'1llIlllllll1'1' 113 Cl 1 ' - ' f'0ll1'Pl'l, 12, '3 1 iristnns Concert 12, 335 Spring PROV HNZANO, SALVAIJORE 1SALLY3 l'ar1-nt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony l'rovenza,no llnys' lli-Y 123, 133 Noon-hour Volleyball 1l, 2, 3, 43: Noon- hour Mase-I-all 11, 2, II, 131 Som-er 12, 3, -13: Captain 1433 Noon-hour Ilaslu-th-all 12, 3, 133 Captain 13, -13: A Cappella 1' 3 flllllltlfllllllfltf 113 Ill .-,, w,,- .....r. 1 , : ' 1 ' I Cho' S 1233 0l'C11PStl'Zl 12, Zi, 1133 Sxxins: llanfl 1133 Spring Concert 12, 33g Senior Play 113. I'l'I.1.XS'l'R13, l,13lilS,.lR. 1M13llSIIC3 l'arvnte, Mr. and Mrs. Louis l'nlr'astro, Sr. Music-ana Vinh 1131 .lnnior Varsity Basketball 11, 23: Vai'- sity llasI11-tliall 121, 133 Varsity Soc-or-r 13, 4133 Howling T0lll'll'lll'1'll1 1'13' lln 'l' g 113' N Cllllullll 12 3 43' , ix1n1,:,z,.. ,,, thorns 12, 123' Cllristnlas 1Tont'er1: 1-133 Spring Concert 1713: .ttssistan t Stage Manager, Junior Play 1.33. 177 ROBBINS, JOHN M. 4JOI-INNY9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Austen D. Robbins Boys' Hi-Y 43, 493 Fleur-de-Lis 42, 393 Alpha Pi Lambda 4293 Treasurer, Alpha Pi Lambda 4293 Vice-President, Fleur-de-Lis 4393 Cues and Characters 43, 493 Cues 'and Characters Play 4393 President, Cues and Characters 4393 Saugensci 4193 Homeroom President 42, 393 Senior Class President 4493 Vice-President, Homeroom 4493 Treasurer, Freshman Class 4193 Vice-President, Sophomore Class 4293 President, Junior Class 439: Advertising Manager, Sawyer 4493 Advertising Manager, Ulsterette 4-193 Senior Play 4193 Sophomore Play 4293 Junior Play 4393 Chief ot' Assembly ushers 43, 493 Assembly usher 43, 493 Esopus Counvil 4393 National Honor Society 439. ROBINSON, WALTER 4WAL'l'9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Robinson 4-H 41, 2, 3, 493 Sei-retary, 4-H 4l93 Assistant Leader 4493 Ili-Ski-Hi 42, 3, 493 Saugeusr-i 4l93 Bowling 4393 Soeeer 4193 Junior Varsity Basketball 4193 Class President 4193 Ilomeroom President 419: Vioe-President, Homeroom 4393 Assembly usher 4493 National Honor Soeiety 439. RUNSON, MARJORIIC I.. UVIARGE9 Parentsg Mr. and Mrs. George W. Salle Tau Phi 4193 A Sharp 4293 Music-ana 4393 Vive-President, A Sharp 4293 Ser-retary, Musiogura 4393 Girls' Hi-Y 4493 Sevretary and Treasurer oi' H0lll6'l'00lll 449, Messenger for Mr. Mason 4493 A Capt.-ella 42, 3, 49: Set-retary, Board ol' Dire:-tors of A Cappella 44,1 Sextette 43, 493 Uetette 4293 tihristmas Concert, 42, 3, 493 Chorus 4l, 293 All State Music Festival 449: Managing Editor, Sawyer 4493 Junior Play 4393 Chapel Program 4493 Spring Convert 42, 3, 493 Assistant Grade Teaeher 439. 178 ROSS, MICHAEL J. 1MIKE5 Parent: Mrs. J. Ross Transferred from Washington Park High School, Racine, Wisconsin 11, 253 Junior Play 135. ROSST, JOSEPT-UNE E. 1.105 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Rossi 'l'mnsi'erred from Deposit Central High School, Deposit, New York 11, 25: Morris High School, Bronx, New York 135: Senior Ball Decorating Committee 145. SALISIZURY, JACQUELINIC 1JACKIE5 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Salisbury Leaders' Club 1353 Delta Phi Lambda 1453 Tau Phi 115, Bowling 1l, 353 Tennis 135g Softball 135: Chorus 135. . sf' , . Q ,fit A .f. .s x ik x I 4 L. 7 .. .. : s.-...i 179 SHORT, GERALDINE 1GERRY7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Short Library Club 12, 3, 47, Secretary, Library Club 137, Tau Phi 1179 Delt'a Ph-i Lamb-da 1475 Sawyer Salesman 1273 Senior Ball Decorating Committee 147. E i 5 L SINNOTT, JOSEPH L. UOE7 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leonard Sinnott United States Navy from October 12, 1944 to May 24, 1946. Bi-Ski-Hi 127g Boys' Hi-Y 1375 Beta Kapa Phi 137g Chess Club 137g Noon-hour Softball 12, 373 Noon-hour Volleyball 12, 3, 47: Varsity Baseball 127: Soccer Team 13, 473 Noon-hour Football 1273 Captain, Noon-hour Soft- ball 13, 473 Captain, Noon-hour Volleyball 137: Art Staff, Sawyer 11, 473 Assistant Art Editor, Sawyer 1373 Assist- ant Art Editor, Ulsterette 1273 Art Editor, Ulsterette 1373 Assembly usher 147, Treasurer, Boys' Hi-Y 147. SMITH, JEANNE MARIE Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Smith Transferred from Cathedral High School, New York 1173 Latin Club 12, 3, 47: French Club 1373 Sigma Club 137: Bowling 1375 Baseball 137g Tennis 1375 Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Sawyer 147. 180 SNYIDIGH, FRANKLIN H. 1FIiANK3 Pill?-'IIIHI MV. and Mrs. Urvillo Snyder 4-H Club 11, 2, 3, -l3: Safety Couuvil 123: Slzigecraft 1333 Musivzmzl 11, 2, Ii, -135 l,ib1'z11'y Club 1433 Assistant Lezider, 4-H 1333 1,l'6-'Slll9l11, -LH 143: Vivo-l'1'Psi1le11t, Musicaua 1333 Prvsidvnt, Mllsim-111111 14l3. STACCIO, DORIS 1STASH3 l'Hl'PlllHI Mr. 111111 Mrs. Angelo Slawvio, Sr. 'l':1u l'hi 1133 llc-ltu Phi l1n111b1l:1 13, 43: 'l'l'P2lSlll'Pl', l3Plt:1 l'l1i l.:1u1b1l:1 143: l,ibrz11'y Vlub 12, 51, 131 'l'l'61lSlll'Pl', l.ibr4 ary Club 133: l'l1o1'11s 12, 1333 Senior Hall l'11blif'ily C0111- llllllflfl 143. TILI., WIILIAM ll. 1BII,L3 l':1re11ls: Mr. :mal Mrs. Kvlllwtll 'Pill IH 111o111l1s 5111111 in the United States Army. Science Club 11, 333 NOON-ll0lll' Softball 11, 2, 2433 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 43: Noon-hour Football 1l, 2, 333 Noou-hour Iizlskelball 1333 .luuior l'lz1y Sings- Mllllllgtll' 1335 Mau- 2lgPl', Softball 113. 181 lVl'ZA'l', IRMA 1l'ZARS3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gustav lllzat Bi-Ski-Hi 11, 2, 3, 433 llelta Phi 13, 433 Serretary, Delta Phi 1433 Leaders' Club 1333 Fleur-de-his 1233 Res Publtica Romana 11, 233 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1133 Varsity Cheerleader 12, 3, -133 Captain, Varsity Cheerleaders 1433 Vice-President, Freshman Class 1133 A Cappella 13, 433 Spring Concert 13, 433 Human Interest Editor, Ulsterette f4lQ Senior Play 1433 Esopus Council 113. VACLAVICEK, THOMAS L. 1'l'OM3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaclavicek, Sr. Noon-hour Softball 1233 Noon-hour Football 1233 Assem- bly Stage-hand 1333 Assembly Stage Manager fill: Senior Ball Decorating Committee 143. VANlJl+lRBl'lCK, BICHTHA 1lll+lli'l'3 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vanderbeck Leaders' Club 12, 333 Delta Phi 13, -l3: Messenger for llr. Morse 13, 433 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 433 Girls' Glee Club 1233 Senior Ball Refreshment Committee 143. 182 VANVOURHIS, BEVERLY J. CBEV9 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harold VanVoorhis Tuiu Phi 1195 llezulers' Club 1395 Delta Phi Lambda 13, 495 'l'rs-asurer, Ile-lta Phi Laiubclu 1395 Vice-President 1495 Howling 11, 295 Basketball 11, 295 Softball 12, 395 Tennis 129: Chorus 1295 Hot, hunch Assistant 12, 3, 495 Messen- ger for llr. Morse 149. WHITAKER, HUGH l':irr'uts: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitaker May IT, 15013 to February ll, 1946 spent in the United States Army. -I-ll Club 1295 Vince-Pi'esident, 4-H Club 1293 liii'le-1-rs 119: Arts and Cmfis 1295 Socu-er Tezun 12, 395 Senior llull llvcoruting Committee 149. Wlll'I'l'IlIICAlJ, IIICIAGN Pure-nts: Mr. and Mrs. Millard Whitehead Tau Phi 1195 Siizuiu Club 1295 Library Club 1295 Leaders' Club 15495 'l'i'ez1s11i'01', Lezulers' Club 1395 Bi-Ski-Hi 1395 Girls' Ili-Y 13, -195 'l'rezisurer. Girls' Hi-Y 1495 Bowling 1l95 'l'r'vas11i'm', Sophomore Class 1295 Vice-President, .luuior Cluss 1395 Soc-retziry, lisopus Council 1495 Vice- Prvsimlc-ut, Honierooui 1195 Chorus 1295 Property Manager, Senior Play 1495 Safety Council 139. I .l 1 2 as , , , 13 Q , r ,H 'Y If i J all Q 'Ir A 153 Qt A as ,A siiff sr 1- as i , .. A51 V. , X X , ss 1j,S,s, , RX - - 1 X' if N: me s we , X a X is if I T' N f :. f ax X 1 X .gf sfgssw- - . 1 2. if-31 vvzsgggqysl 2 1 A r A , i ..- 'w.Z.s.3....J.-.-..1.'.:,Jii i w :m.ib.,es, - , e ww T . WINCHELL, T. JUNE 1SUEb Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Foster Winchell Tau Phi 1193 Library Club 13, 423 Bowling 117. 183 WOESTENDIEVK, FREDERICK 1MUSCLESD Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Woestendiek Saugensci 117g Alpha, Pi Lambda 12, 3, 453 Varsity Base- bfall 12Jg Junior Varsity Basketball 11, 233 Noon-hour Softball 11, 2, 333 Noon-hour Volleyball 11, 2, 33g Captain, Noon-hour Volleyball 1495 Noon-hour Basketball 12, 3, 45: Captain, Noon-hour Basketball 12, 395 Assistant Advertis- ing Manager, Ulsterette 1433 Assistant Advertising Man- ager, Sawyer 1-U5 Senior Play Ticket Committee 1415 As- sembly usher 13, 43. AMW 1. 1 fsxc 32 fiff. Sn' ,1 .uv iv- gn 2 1, fy f M ? .. ,M S vs Z if ,SE s 4 ESM M, 5 iw . N . ' f X ' 1, is si xx K. s IF : RT iii -3 is ll ' gf Q, J' fe R, . - L.:- .,p-A ,gs X 'fx xv: X 51 , FK + W . f N 9 ws Q QM O wo. fb. 5 assffi ,, x lu., i mfs.. sq N f Q. iii x is ,ff-S' ,www I pu ww ii Yi H, s uf? .,1Q ml, K. sr A iw 5 r J. .9 5 if 45, 3 sn - -4 Q is I 6,2 Y ':Z:'::.rf.:i'3w5E5':' ga.: -5 .vw wk Q sgvqgkw 'mann i 4 m I .O Q ' THE 1947 SENIORS 1. Maureen Malone- So sweet, so fair 'a flower. 2. William Mauterstock- My car, my car, my beautiful car. 3. Dolores Mayone- Her hazel eyes are gayly dancing. 4. Marjorie Ronson- And on each lip reposed a smile. 5. John Robbins- The quiet mind is richer th-an a crown. 6. Albert Newgarden- That favorite subject-myself. 7. Michael Ross- A goodly youth is he Y! 8. William Meiswinkel- A fellow of infinite jest. 9. Virginia Mower- 0n her cheek an autumn flush. 10. Eleanor Mazzacone- The heavens such grace did lend her. 11. William Till- Through roaring clouds to soar again. 12. Michael Palumbo- He will main- tain his argument. 13. Charles Monroe- Hard work has its reward. 14. Ruth Moore- Her face is smiling, her voice is sweet. 15. Clotllda Mazzuca- There with my pretty black-eyed maid. 16. Walter Robinson- Sigh no more, Ladies, sigh no more. 17. Frederick Woes-tendiek -- My recreation is in chemistry. 18. Salvador Provenzano- The horn, the horn, the lusty horn. 19. Geraldine Short- Gallant rider, challenge us. 20. John Porto- Youth, health and EBSQ. 21. Joseph Sinnott -- Everything handsome about h-im. 22. Irma Utzat - Fair one, with charms so rare. 23. Franklin Snyder- So it isg now I am a man. 24. William MacMullen- Everything comes to him who waits. 25. Charles Andersen- What wakes me from my heavy dream? 26. Yvonne Arvidson- Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. 27. Hobart Bach- To mind his orders was all he knew. 28. Charles Barone- He who seeketh success. 29. Bessie Boler- A gay and joyous happy thing. 30. Barry Brice- The peerless sports- man. 31. Jeanne Burhans- I am happyg why work or worry? 32. James Bridgman- He needs no star, but shines by his own proper llght. 33. Betty Cahill- She has h-igher, truer notions. 34. Raymond Christianna and Pearl McManus- Fleet of foo-t and sage of council. The honest and sincere. 35. Frank Misasi- Good-natured and cheerful. 36. Victor Cook-- He worked for thought and not for praise. 37. Joan Crotty and Louis Pulcastro- How deep the stream of affection ls there. His hair is all in tangled curl. 38. Clark Donlon- I see mischief in his sparkling eyes. 39. Donald Gardner- Provoketh envy of the lesser songstersf' 40. Jack Donlon-- With grace to win. 41.-John Ferraro- Sound off, ye knight, sound off. 42. Juanita, Feuerbach- Her parted lips, she soon will sing. 43. Jerome Garrison- Known by dayg 'a mystery at night. 44. Joyce Fiero- Lead on bravely, ilrmly, kindly. 45. Charles E. Greco- We are un- done of chatter. 46. Charles R. Greco- When I have crossed the bar. 47. Harry Hales- A busy man am Ig no time have I for trifies. 48. James Hoffman- There is none like thee 'among the dancers. 49. William Hayes - And laughter holding both his sides. 50. Mary Hymes- Her long dark curls were dark like night. 51. John Jorgensen- Giants in the earth. 52. Thomas Vaclavicek- He loves me best who calls me Tom. 53. NValter Keefe- More a sailor than ra scholar. 54. Frances Martin - She dances along where cares are never known. 55. Beverly VanVoorhis - Those sparkling eyes like pearly dewdropsf' 56. Rose Hendrickson - Quiet and sensible, fancy-free. 57. Rosemary Heese- And bless the heart with many friends. 58. Elizabeth Hannay- And fair she is . . . and many Jasons come in quest of her. 59. Kenneth Doyle- Oh, my trade it is the rarest one. 60. Henry Knaust- G-ave lowly mush- rooms leave to grow. 61. Hugh Whitaker- Quietly he car- ries on. 62. Josephine Rossi- I gazed into her soft and tranquil eyes. 63. Doris Patterson- To .all that's lovely, good, and fair. 64. Hildegarde Hovan- The fairest rose would suffer by her cheek. 65. Robert G-age- And here's a hand, my trusty friend. 6'6. Charlotte Becker- Make beauti- ful all that is before n1e. 67. Joan Keeley - Where happy spirits are known. 68. Mary Peters- Standing still the more enchanted both of hearing and sight. 69. Shirley Martin- Surrounded with beauty and good. 70. Jacqueline Salisbury - All day long free from care. 71. Joan Farrell- Gentle in her mien and nature. 72. Helen Whitehead- Her hair that lay along her back was yellow like ripe corn. ' 73. Patricia Kwasnick- With a win- ning smile, beauty is seen. Clarence Burgher- The gentleman and scholar. Janet Dickhaut- The young and gay will venture on. Adrienne Donlon- Truthful, timid, loving, kind. Louise DuBois- Thy heart is full of feeling, kind and warm. Ethel Goodrich- Flushed with beauty serene. Luther Lavelle- Up, up my friends and quit your books. William Lawless-- Marriage is a thing you've got to give your whole mind to. Vera. Melius- Free and graceful as a fawn. Doris Staccio- As happy as the bird that sings. Bertha Vanderbeck- There is indeed -a. friendly smile. June Wdnchell- Where there's a smile, there's Sue. sENloR DIARY q1946.1947p Sept. 4- Fe.b. 21- School begins and Barone's still M-iss Lacey accompanied a few of unshaven. the Seniors to New York today- Sept. 10: What a time ! ! 1We saw Shakes- Senior girls are swoon-ing-some peare'7 thing new CVic Cookj has been Feb. 27- added- It was announced in assembly today Sept. 13- that Betty Cahill is Valedictorian First Victory Party and we're still and Irma CEBFSJ Utlall is Sillllia- looking for 'a new name for it. mflan-Swell job girls- Sept. 14- March 5- Smell that aroma-that's the hot Albert Newgarden is our Class Poet lunch starting its new season. -and doing a swell job of it too! Sepf- 20- D March 12- Barry Brice took over the Senior plans are being Started today for Class, Qofylay because Uf John the Senior Ball-Don Gardner is Rfibblns Illness- head of the decorating committee. oct' 11- March 28- Day Off! The teachers are havmg Dear Diary-Today a certain senior conference again-Lven the geniors enjoy a day off girl -the iait-ials tof R. catased ' ' ' ' ' a i e exc emen pain ng 'as OCT- 30- -we thought Rose took a new job Ears Utzat has been chosen Cap- as janitor . . . tain of the Cheerleaders. March 30- oct' mf , We're mighty proud of Charles JUH101' H'Hl10W9?Y1 Party lffhey made Andersen and Charlie Monroe m01'9 money Chan We did-7 who won the Navy scholarships. Nov 1- - ' ' l - . April 2- Begtlyi gahill is the D.A.R. girl from Easter vacation starts todaysu N ' ' won't be long now before gradu- 0V- ation- Soccer Rally today - swell job, A ri' 18- fellows . . . P , Nov 12- Oubr classd president, Jghnh Roh- ' ' 1 ins, ma e a very goo s owing Seems llke Old times - Johnny of himself in the Cues and char- Robbins is back. agter plays. Novmli r' N d April 23- er ms elm ewgar ml was Dear Seniors-today is Shakes- Sliglegr as The Senior Christmas peargs birthday-in case youyre ' interested ! ! Nov. 29- Don Gardner is the Captain of the May ,2-' . , , Basketball Squad for the coming Today 'S the dayffmd its easlly season. seen that something extra special DCC 1 is going on - because all the ' - Senior girls have their hair up- Today we got our first smell of SENIOR BALL , , , graduation-we were me-asured May 5- lor our caps and gowns. , , Dec 9- Dear .Diary - Why do so many ' u I Seniors look so funny to- The Seniors danced during home- day 2 7 7 'Q 7 '3 room program today. Oh those May 30- men -why can't they dance? ? ? Jan 7- School closed for Memorial Day- ' ' v v Pearl McManus left today for the and we need B vacatmn too ' ' hospital-let's hope that she will JUM13- be back re-al soon. Mov-ing up day-this islour last day Jan. 14-1 at classes. The Juniors took us Maureen Malone has to stay home osiaoswell picnic' for a while. fLater she went to Jun' 1 2 n H the hogpitalj Tlazienuwill be a slight pause for Jan. 31- S ---- The Sno-Ball was greatly enjoyed by June 22 . all the Seniors tgnight. Vesper services were really impres- Jan- 27- sive-this is it seniors! We are a revolution-ary class. So June 23' ' many thingg ,are changing this Class Day exercises-What fun ! ! year-No Mid-terms-good deal. June 241 Feb. 13- Dear Diary- Why is it that so many of our This isn't really the end but just senior boys look so nice today- the beginning for a wonderful Oh yes-Senior pictures are be- graduation class - -and P. S. ing taken- Ba.rone's still unshaven . . . . 18 We G0 A-Fishing AlllillSt Waves Ili Humor H irrdillwlwl f' af .Q v. 'g ',x-v W-354 uf ,gr isp 1-'H' is 1 Q 'NQQ1':,, ,nw A Y ig 1 Ian 1- .F .. -5'-P-11 ' 1hi.q? K Af, wg W 1 1.hvt2'.3 , k , -rv i, A ' . 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P1 3550 2E?'im?5V'5',?f E' 5' E HFS F3 Z Q' 2 F ' g is Q2 Q- 2 3 p-4 U2 .. 3 .mi E5 O H- : sf I' SU I EH rf IR' Mowe1 s-blush. , vvvvvvvx, 'J 4.4 ANv, A A,-,s.A,-,-vvv-A AA,v-VV-XA,-V-X.-.-.A.-.-.xr-.-.-,x,A.-.A.x.,vwA.-.-.'vvx-.-.ev-,AAA-.-.-.-.-. Compliments of the Cody Coal and Grain Co., Inc. TEL. 700 MALDEN-oN-HUDSON, N. Y. The Saugerties Daily Post . . . and. . . The Saugerties Weekly Compliments Telegraph of CLYDE F. GARDNER The Home and Family Newspaper of Saugerties for Over Seventy-five years 0 All of the home, school and Hudson Valley News you are interested in and When It's News 0 Job Printing of Quality Let us Give You an Estimate on Your Printing. - - - ----- - - ----- x,vvvxAAA,-v- - -,-vw-.-.-.-.--.fvxfy-.-.-.-.-J-VV-V-.mfvv-.-.-.-.-.-.- ---.xf.---,,-NA,-Cv.,-v----- Compliments of Dennis J. Wynne Pontiac Dealer WILLIAM F. KELLY Paints and Wall Paper O n Visit Our Gift Department FOSTORIA GLASS 98 PARTITION STREET Tel. Saugerties 20 RACHEL DRESS SHOP DRESSES and SPORTS WEAR VACATION WEAR TENNIS DRESSES SLACK SUITS BATHING SUITS SWEATERS - COATS COTTON AND WOOL SOCKS WEMBLY NO-Crush NECKWEAR The REED Store Congratulations and Best Wishes t L the Graduating Class of 1947 E F. L. RUSSELL S CORPORATIGN Saugerties, New York wA AA---Afvw----xA,x---vy-A--N----A--x-A.xA,-.Av-vvs.fw----,- Compliments of GARLAND Steam Laundry WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER A. Newgarden's-intelligence. M. fPalumbo's-arguing. D. Patterson's-timidness. M. Peters'-cheerleading. J. Porto-as chubby. S. Provenzano's-soccer. L. Pu1castro's-standing in the hall! J. Robbins'-industriousness. W. Robinson's-bright shirts. M. Ronson's-going steady. M. Ross's-whiskers. J. Rossi's-manner of talking. J. Salisbu1'y's-punch! G. .Short-in Social Studies? J. 1Sinnott's-art. J. Smith's-fussiness. F. Snyder-as a wolf. D. Staccio-as Shorty. C. Swart-and the .Sweet Shop. W. Ti11's-grin. I. Utzat-as Ears. T. Vaclavicek's-absenteeism. B. Vande1'beck's-silliness. B. Va.nVoorhis'-hot lunch job. H. Whitaker's-taxi. H. Whitehead's-attractiveness. J. Winchel1's-Height. W. Wrolsen-as Hut Sut. F. Woestendiek-as Muscles. Compliments Of GEORGE L. KERBERT SAUGERTIES - NEW YORK Daniel Lamb's Son HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING - ROOFING O Telephone 159 -vsA,s.A,vVs sAAwvvv.,-.-A v-.A.,-.-.-.- VVA.-AV .,-,A,-.,-,-,-.A.s,-.-- -,-.- Our Congratulations P. C. SMITH gl SON to the Graduates . QUALITY HARDWARE J ULIA'S LUNCH A SHERWIN-WILLIAMS B. DREFIN, Prop. Home Cooked Dinners PLUMBING I+ HEATING Steaks and Chops O Sea Food Telephone 253 68 PARTITION STREET ROBERT A. SN YDER 1 LAYTON'S The Snyder Family has been in the Insurance Business since T3-Xi and 1889. Ambulance Service Telephone 322 265 MAIN STREET Phone 424 Saugerties, New York .-.A.-.-,-vN.A.A.-.xA,NA.A.-.-x.-.-.-.-v-.-. -vw-.f ....... N -,Q, ..... - To all of you Graduates whom We have served since you attended kindergarten, accept our sincere wishes for a successful future. TAILOQS Cleanersfurriers m i3:?3A?3z EASTERN ENGINEERING Compliments ADMIRAL RADIOS of O Radio Service Kenneth G. Beadle On All Makes of 213 MAIN STREET Saugerties New York The Beadle Pharmacy S 1: l 'I 'u 'r 'r P tu gi I 3 r 1 gl r 'I lr F r 'n 4 .-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-vA.-.-vw l I 1. 'I 'u -v-.A-.-.-.AA.AA.,-.-.-C-. Speaking of . Churchill . Frills ...... . Colors ....... . John Paul . Indians .... . Boards ...... Brlcklayers . . Transportation . Holidays ...... . Clergy ....... Courts . . . . Code ...... . Directions . Vegetables Backward . . . Speaking of . Rain ....... . Fire ..... . Ships .. Hair . Royalty .... Cheese Clothes . .. Sports .... . Seasons ...... Countries .... Birds ...... Telephones . . . .Up ......... .-...... . Hand ........... . The Chase Cigarette light We Have . . . .Winston . .... Lacey ....Brown .....Jones . . . . .Tribe ....Emery ....Mason .....Rowe .....Lente . . . . .Parsons . . . . . .Morse Eastward ... . . .Cahill . . .. . . .Forward We Have Clearwater ........NBurns ........Hu1l .Curley ....King . . . . .Craft . . . .Taylor .....Bo1er ....Spring . . . . .France . . . .Robbins ......Bell .....Down . . . .Finger .....Hunter ers.........Ronson 4-.-.-,-.-.1-.-.-.-. .-.A.-. Compliments of Ross Snyder's Garage Phone 512 Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 Hartley 8: Lamouree Aw MON TAN O'S Shoes Compliments Saugerties Savings and Loan Association Paramont Pharmacy I BOB and HARRY wmNwMAMwvAwfNxNA MOVIE TITLES Suddenly It's Spring -Wonderful feeling, isn't it? They Won't Believe Me -In the office. The Long Night -May 2. Henry V -No, he's only the II. The Yearling -Freshmen. It's a Wonderful Life +-We think so, too. The Best Years of Our Lives -in school. The Killer -Regents. The Seventh Veil -Beginning of Seventh period. To Eeach His Own -on tests. Ceasar and Cleopatra -Bill and Wanita. Adventure -Through the years in SHS. A Sentimental Journey -Leaving school. Never Say Good-By -Why???? Brief Encounter -when Mr. Ma- son calls you in the office. The Jolson Story -Life of Larry Parks. The Razor's Edge -Sharp, isn't it? Dead Reckoning -Regents Board. The Dolly Sisters -The Mower sisters. V. 1: In 4 'I 'n 'r 'r In 'I S ju 4: in 4+ 'I 4+ 3 3 5 fvvxAfvVx,vvV- AANVXAAAAAA ROBIN SON'S SERVICE STATION The Home of Esso Products TIRES - BATTERY SERVICE ACTIONIZED LUBRICATION CAR POLISHING ATLAS TIRES AND TUBES AUTO ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES ANNNAMw AA -V-fx 1-vv-ef OUTLET SHOP Saugerties' Newest Specialty Shop . 79 PARTITION ST. B. H. Delson Co. Operating Lernerfs Dept. Store Offers its Congratulations to the Class of '47 and extends its wishes for its members' future health, wealth and happiness. it Pin 9 57 High in Public Coniidence Because of its Strong, Modern Courses . . . resultful teaching . . student interest . . employment service Shorthand - Secretarial Bookkeeping - Accounting Bulletin Mailed Phone Kingston 178 JOSEPH J. MORGAN, Director Burgevin Building Corner FAIR and MAIN Streets -vx,vxfv1.- AAAAAAAAAAAA -Afvvx A 1AAAAAA,AAA,VvVxAAA,AAAA AAAAANVNAAAANNAANXAA -cfxfxfvxfxf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES COI1gl'atulati0l1S and Best W' 1 e to The R. J. MOONEY Isl S Class of '47 O PLUMBING - HEATING . OIL HEATING A A. AMROD SPECIALTY 123 PARTITION STREET S O Saugerties New York PHONE -129 SAITGFIRTIES, N. Y. 2 BONESTEEL SANITARIUM 1 Phone 383 Your Home in Time of Medical Need Also Licensed for Maternity Work 11 l. . For Convalescents Registered Nurses in Attendance Spacious Porch Overlooking Catskills 4 tn Private, Semi-Private and Ward Accommodations Rates Moderate -l- s Z s N S Mrs. Melinda Bonesteel and Chester H. Bonesteel S 102 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES, N. Y. fvx Nfx,xNA,NA.x-vxfvcwvxfxfvx NNA.,-VXAAA,-V-C-xAAA,vxA,xAA vmNVwmvAAAM VXA., M,-AAAWVWAAF -x,,AAAAAf Compliments Congratulations of Graduates The Flower Garden , W 'fe 111 im' NEWS STORE 0 M. G. BANKS . . AU E TIES, N. Y. VlS1t Our Greenhouses S G R Compliments Of The Saugerties Savings Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mortgage Loans Our Specialty , ww AA , WA Compliments of GEORGE HCDLMES Memorial Dealer ROMEO'S RESTAURANT Where The Basketball Crowd Meets O 24 Hr. Service CAN YOU IMAGINE- Mr. Winston without a tie? C. Barone without his briefcase? Bridgie doing his bookkeeping? F. Snyder without a girl? Mauterstock without his car? Bunky Vanderbeck staying in study hall? Janet Hennegan without Bob Hom- mel? The boys staying off Mr. Ehrgottfs lawn? Mike B. being quiet in class? Kay 'Burns being serious? Mr. Mac with a new car? Mr. Emery: Un Biology classy Name an insect that attacks books. Paul Deitrich: Bookworms. Miss Hogan: fin 'Plane iG-eo. Classj What's the first thing you should do, Richard? R. Turner: Open the door. Mr. Winston: Who was Alexander Graham Bell? Chas. P.: He was the man who in- vented the graham cracker. Mike B. CAfter Mr. Winst0n's ban:- ing on the desk to quiet the class.J Open the door, Richard. AwNvvwEANAAAww, , 5 vvvxfnfv-VvoxfvxA,-xA,,,N,x,x,VVx f-f,fvVXA,X,x,X,x A AA,-V-VX,V,X,- ,. , -X, NAA AAA A, Congratulations Complimentvs of G1'af111MeSf HAROLD M. KAMP 0VERBAUGH'S Real Estate - Insurance FLOWER SHOP Phone 449 Next m P. 0 Compliments of ' T The Saugerties National Bank and Trust Company of Saugerties MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AAVAAANvNvnAAAA A.-Nfvvx A A AAA.NAAAAAAAAAAA AAv,,- ,X , V, - - - - ,- ,-,VV-,-,-eaf A ,N AA A ,A-,Afvxfvw-X,xA.A,vxfvvx,vx,V Compliments of JAMlES DARGAN Congratulations Entertain Your Friends Graduates at the Your are About to Step ORPHEUM THEATRE in a New Direction SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK MAY YOU ALWAYS E MOVE FORWARD! ' . Latest and Best Attractions THE I SAUGERTIES Always C-ool and COAL Q LUMBER CO. Comfortable A .Aff AAA,-Vx 'VO-vvvvxf-A ,V-Vx ,AA A AAAAAAAAV ,vvxA,vV-VMAA., VVVV-V., wAA ,m,VVVvX .xAAWNA-NxmANwAN W Compliments of KNAUST BROS INC. XAAAAANVMXAMVNVXANKMVVVN XAANvvAwAAmvAmNw .-.-Y-v-Af.-.-.+-.-.-J I 1: I 1: 1 I 1 I :I 'I 'I 1 ,I I I 'I 'I 4 -v-.f-.-.- 4 I 4 I 1 ,I ,I ,I I ,I 'I 'I I I 4 I I 'I I 'I 'I 4 4 4 ,I 'I 4 ,I ,I THE SEAMON BROS. CCD., Inc. GIFTS FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS GEO. H. SMITH, Pres., CHAR-LES A. SMITH, Vice-Pres. HARRY J. SMITH, Secty. Sz Treas. WHEN WE WERE KIDS 1. Back Row: Josephine Sauer, Pearl Bowra, Beverly Hauck, Anne Cahill, Betty Cahill, Jack Kerbert, Marilyn Miller, Maureen Malone, Patricia Sauer, Ellen Gardner, Athena Chorvas. Front Row: John Miller, Leonard Sinnott, John Robb-ins, Frank Sinnott, Jack Malone, harry Cahill, Edward Bryce, John Sauer. 2. Helen McManus, Pearl McManus. 3. Richard Trnka, Edward Trnka. 4. Charlotte Burton. 5- Josephine Sange. , Sinclair Products 6. Lawrence Loftus. 7. Edward Bryce. . 8. Jeanne Holmes. COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION JOS. VOZDIK, Prop. The Home of 9. Jean Robinson. 10. Jeanne Burhans. Drive in, please- ll. Jeannette Spring. Drive out pleased 12. Dolores Mauro. 13. Joseph Loerzel. 14. Eugene Hannay. ' 15. Barry Brice, Mickey McCormick, Robert Smith. Phone Saugerties 509 15,1 150 Partition st. 18. Diane Masiero. 19. Barry Brice, Mary Peters. 20. Joan Staff. WVWVVQI I 'I ,,-,.,.v.v.v.-A-.v 'I 'I I 'I I I 'I 'I :I 'I I 1 'I 5 ,I ,I ,I I 'I I I 1 ,I ,I ,I ,I I I 1: 'I I 1 ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I I 'I ,,-..v.v. I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 1: 'I I 'I 'I 1 I 1, ,I fvvxfvxfvvxfv- Our Congratulations To The Graduates S. BERZAL 3m CC. Farm Products 69 MAIN STREET Saugertles N Y Tel. 323 xMAAAAN NANVwvAx vwNvvvxANvvAwWx,Ww ' Compliments of ' JOHN C. SAUER MAIN STREET Opposite P. O. SAUGERTIES NEW YORK Nationally Advertised Brands Congratulations are Your Guarantee of ' Quality Graduates! . Arrow Shirts O Blue Ribbon Cleaners and Dyers' I S. FRANCICLLO, l'1'01r'. 93 Partition St. Saugerties, N. Y. McGregor Sportswear Interwoven Sox Alligator Rainwear Superba Neckwear Hickok Belts AT Jacobs Men's Shop PARTITION ST. SAUGERTIES vxfv-vNAAA.A,-,A,-. .xfvv-V-e - .1-. - .f-. - .sf-. - .Af-. - - .Iv-vxfv-.-.A.f,-.-,,-,-.-,,--Av.,V.v.-.,,-vvV-,,,,e,.v.i,Vx,v.,A.A,vvv- SENIORS Compare ! Compare I ! Compare ! ! I Spencer's Business School Kmesrom, N. v. Offers Complete business and secretary training courses under the guidance and supervision of a. fully LICENSED TEACHER. Don't be fooled into failure. Be positive your business education and training are guided by a fully qwalified instructor. lt costs no more to attend Spencer's and benetit by this superior training. Call, write, or phone for information vital to you when selecting a business school. The high mark of line USE - class Jewelry! Your class ring selection bears E the same D8zC mark which has 1' assured generations of students of hi-gh quality design, work- Ig manship and value. Look for this mark on all future class and fraternity jewelry and awards. I7 IOHN SYREELNIWYORK 8 v B STON I NKW ORLEANS - PROVIDENCE L. G. Balfour Company ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas - Personal Cards Memorial Plaques Club Insignia 0 Represented by A. M. HODGKINS P. 0. Box 9 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. ALBERT RICKETSON Food Products Tobacco and Candy J obber Vending Machines O Saugerties, N. Y. vvvxfxfxfx PRINTING ofthe BETTER KIND Magazines, School Journals, Book Work - publication Work is our specialty. Printers of the Following Publications: RETAIL TOBACCO DEALER of New Jersey EPHPHETA THE TOBACCO RECORD THE ORCHESTRA WORLD THE SAWYER-Saugerties High School Year MUSICAL ECHOES . SONGyVRITER'S REVIEW THE BULLETIN Book Our Best Wishes to the 1947 Graduates in fact, A. F. Schoen Pub. Co. Printing of Every Description Tel. Saugerties 111 12 FIRST STREET SAUGERTIES, N.Y vmmw wvvvwAA, vAmNvwmvvvvAfwAvvAMyvvvvvvvvv Compliments I fr E of I C L U M S i 5 STORE 8: SHOWROOM GARAGE Kr SHOP 249 Main st. 7 Partition st. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. 5 Compliments Compliments of 1' ABBOTT Electrical Company if of 'C O Thor Washer s SCHROEDER Frigidaire, S Universal Makes FARMS ' Tel. 763 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES 4 tu LONDON'S Youth Centre Junior Bazaar Compliments of JOHN A. SNYDER I AGENCY, INC. BOYS' and GIRLS' OUTFITTERS xalcmnw c. u1u11'1'Mmn, In-ES. CRIB THRU COLLEGE Insurance of All Kinds I 33-35 Non'rH FRONT STREET 215 MAIN snr. mem me KINGSTON, N. Y. Compliments Compliments 8 of of HACKETT'S STORE . VOZDIK'S Fo1'111e1'ly G0ff's SUPER MARKET O MEAT and GROCERIES Cor. Market and Elm 262 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIEVS Phgng 301 VvvxAAAAfv Q I 3 -f..-,V-.f ,V-C -.-.N-.-.-. tr I 1: In C l 'I 3 11 gl C I 4 n 4 r I r 1 tn I Vs.N,v-ewxfs, VV STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT PHOTO SUPPLIES SMITH BROTHERS Riding School O'REILLY'S 530 BROADWAY 2 38 JOHN ST. Kingston, N. Y. Benedictine Hospital School of Nursing KINGSTON, NEW YORK Registered by the Regents of the State of New York Conducted by the Sisters of Saint Benedict Requirements: High School Graduation Age 17M to 30. Register Now for Fall Classes For Information Write to the Director of the School of Nursing .AfvNAAA,x,vvvx,v, fvxfx SAAANAA fvv,-VXA,-V-SAA,-X -X NA fvvVxAfvxfVxA,v-VXAAJ-VxAAA,-SAA,-vt N -t feAAA,xfvvxAf.fV, MvNmAMw -xfvxfvvxmf C 1' t Omp lmen S Victor, Columbia, Decca and Capitol Records of Everything In LACHMAN'S Music PASTRY sHoP ROSSPS MUSIC SHOP MAIN ST. SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Established 1917 THOUSANDS OF GIRLS ARE NEEDED IN BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES NOW. The salaries are high and the opportunities for advancement are unlimited. The quickest way to prepare for one of 'these good positions is to take a bus-iness course ... AT - Mildred Elley Secretarial School for Girls 227-229 Quail Street, Albany 3, N. Y. Phone 5-4436 REGISTER NOW! Summer Session starts July 7 Fall Session starts September 2 vxfvvvvsfx, Western Printing a n ci Litiwographing Co. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Racine, Wis. .MQ Lithographers e g Printers Binders Engravers and Stereotypers INDEX PAGE ACTIVITIES ........ .... 1 03-130 Alpha Pi Lamba . . . . . 130 Amicitia ...... 113 Bi-Ski-Hi ............... .... 1 14-115 Cues and Characters Club . . . 127 Delta Phi Lambda ....... 106 Eign-For Club ..... 112 Esopus Council .... ' 118 Fleur-De-Lis . . A 108 Forensic Forum . . . 116 4-H Club ...... 107 Hi-Y Clubs .... 120-121 Librairy Club ....... 110-111 Little Sawyer Club 117 Natura Club .......... 125 Res Publica Romana .... 109 . Rooks Club ........ 126 Sawyer Staff .... 128 Sigma Club ..... 122-123 Stagecraft Club .. . 124 Sub Deb Club 119 Ulsterette Staff 129 CLASSES .......... 137-147 Freshmen Class . . . 144-145 Juni-or Class ...... 140-141 Junior High School 146-147 Sophomore Class .... 142-143 INDEX COLORED SECTION . . . DRAMA . . . FACULTY . . HUMOR . . . MUSIC ............... A Cappella Choir .... Clarinet Quartette . . . , Dance Orchestra . . . High School Chorus . . . High School Orchestra .. High School Sextette Mu Alpha ........... Musicana. ............. . . S. H. S. Music Association -lr, SENIORS ................. I Salutatory, Valedictiory . . Senior Diary .. SNAPSHOTS . . . ....10,2 SPORTS ........... J. V. Basketball V. Basketball Baseball ..... Cheerleaders .. Soccer .... 4, 92, 102, 136, 184, 185, 186, 206, PAGE 25-80 131-135 13-23 189-203 81-91 84 87 88 85 86 85 89 90 91 151-188 154 188 207, 208 93-101 99 98 97 100-101 ,......ff , -s- ' -,J n - Z..-TQ:ff-ff '77f .ij-..,s4 X 'fu' ,V ' V , ' - k.-i . 'V , , . ,J-...A , -. V . M' ,Z 1-gs: Qian . f 1' .Liars-5 ,A . M X K 'ax i : 'Q f f f, , K: 1 gf 4 fvvl lf? fx JA 'S 1 ??5zTf,,gXX 11 sf 4 .X V ,Q ,-' -,I 'xy ,J ',X' V ' f , A -x 1 ' 1 4'-V' kX4?f 3 WN f , : ,fx 5' X f, ,. 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