Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

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CUB H53 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Reaches the peak Only an unplayed game prevented the Sawyers BASEBALL RESULTS from winning their second consecutive Ulster County 1953 SQQSOU League baseball championship. Percentage-wise, SHS 14 Cum, I S.l'l.S, 3 Catskill the Blue and White led all other Ulster County SHS 6 Hiqhhmd League schools, with seven victories and two defeats. S.H.S, 9 Kerhtmksnn Without a doubt, two of the Sawyers' most pleas- SHS. 2 Wullkill ing wins were over their arch rival, the Orange and ll lllgllltmd .- . S. . 3 1 ', Blue from Catskill High School, The Waldenmen lost S H S 9 slfvzkplmf . . . tlf IOLO only two games all season and both were to S. H. S. S.HAS4 ,U Mmuboro Perhaps the most significant feature about the S,I-IAS 5 301314111 team didn't occur until several months after the SHS- U Cuiro season had ended. Sal Misasi, star pitcher, was SHS' 7 Hudsfm . . s.H.S. 4 Wutlkilt signed to a professional baseball contract by the SHS 17 Km nk . . . BIO SUIT Brooklyn Dodgers. Sal will long be remembered for his long distance hitting and clutch pitching. -Dlx gk We wish him well as he embarks on this great op- Jf' ffgf R X portunity. fi W ff' -3' Clutch pitching, long distance hitting, aggressive . 1 base running, and slick fielding were the outstand- ' M ' X ffm, 5, , wg. it to, A ing features of the i953 Sawyers. X 'F af t ' fix? A , E. Front Row, left to right: G. Gehring, R. Mignano, M. Craft, l. Fan- McCaig, S. Misnsi, I. Lolloud, I. Martin, R. MvConela y Thu I H: m nun, VV. Tongue, I. Benjamin, M. lannone, I. Patterson, B. Vtfinnie, I. Farrell, P. Gatti, C, Short, W. Plough, R. Moore L D1 t C. Moore, Second How: Coach Straub, F. Boeser, D. Fabino, D.

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QUT? TUNTQH VAHST T Y FOOTBALL T EAM Quit I V Football Team tried hard but aljal not reach the summit Page Z8 Front Raw, left to right: F. Gamhino, T. Stamp, D. Whitciker, G. Purrhell, I. Palumbo. Second Row: Coach Straub, G. Frcliqh, D. Cunningham, P. Hines, M. Hinchay, Coach Golixlu, Third How: D. Peters, I. Armstrong, P. lfaerlzer, l, Erceg, l, Ash. This is the second year that we have had lunior Varsity Football played in S. H. S. The lunior Var- sity is Very important to the varsity teams to Come, since it Creates interest in the younger players and trains them tor future Varsity playing. lunior Var- sity teams are composed ot players trom the eighth grade, as well as treshnien and sophomores, ale Miss Ilaqtm and Her Siamci Club Criirls Pap the Cam for the Spefrtutois. though only the two older Classes may participate in games. Mr. Goble was in charge ot this year's l. V. team, which played two games with Chatham, win- ning one and losing the other. This is an improve! ment over the tirst year, in which we were not able to win either game. Ou! Spectators Seem to Have Mixed Feelings at This Point.

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