Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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E 1 3 E w I a I 1 i 1 Q I 1 i E E i mzmrasaaazes xuemmmmamrrxesmzn-gm ummm ar' Q: 1, Y- ef-aww 1 an fzxnwm'-:fx favs.-: -1: 'f-can 5, vcr: frxlasamw-msn ,. fganamiszxcmmungf - ' 's-:1mxwsn1anrg,:nav,a.rfm1uasmmemv-nmwmmnxe few-,k:un.wg..ux Jrv:era-nr:-m1n:xnnm,u:mmm.uzrrrvmm41ud Saugerties High School The Sfudenfs of Saugerties High School Saugerfies, New York present The 1958 Sawyer equiring the tools of learning is theme of '58 Sawyer The theme of our '58 SANYYER is Acquiring the Tools of Learningfl Throughout this publication many pictures and write-ups may be found depicting our life at Saugerties High School. These help to show that our subjects, clubs, sports, organizations and activities are all tools of learning. First, we should consider the subjects pursued by us as pupils. The subjects, with their accompanying homework and study, help to provide a sound educational background for future success. XVe are, through hard work and thought, acquiring a broader knowledge of the world around us, an essential benefit of education. School clubs, sports, organizations and activities help to provide some of our tools of learning. Through them we not only become acquainted with fellow pupils and teachers, but learn to live with them and share with them the benefits which can be derived from contact with other human beings. Our various extra-curricular activities not only provide us with recreation, enter- tainment and good fellowship but help to develop qualities as leaders or follow- ers. It is only through the assistance of fellow classmates or teammates that a few pupils can become officers or leaders in their groups. These leaders gain the experience of formulating and putting plans into effect while a still greater number acquire the ability to sit in the judgment of the decisions of their leaders. These students learn to examine and weigh evidence instead of making hasty conclusions. This group comprises the citizens of tomorrow who will guide and direct the leaders of our nation. Our extra-curricular activities are important tools in helping us broaden our knowledge and abilities. XVhen we engage in dramatics, or musical organ- izations, or debating, for example, we are learning more and we are developing the abilities which we possess. XVc also acquire a medium through which we may express our thoughts and release our excess energies in worthwhile pursuits. Wwe are fortunate to have such an extensive extra-curricular program at Saugerties High School. Saugerties High School offers us the tools by which we may learn, but it is up to us to work with them. Only through use can we gain full benefit from these excellent tools of learning. Table of Contents Theme ...... .. 1-2 Sports .... 57-66 Activities .... .. 3-20 Faculty ...................... ....- 6 7-74 Subjects ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,... .... 2 1-28 Class Organizations ....... 75-9-1 Service Organizations .... .... 2 9-38 Informal Scenes .,.. ..... 9 I5-10:2 Clubs .,.,v,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,e. ,,,,, 3 9-50 Advertisements .... 103-140 Music ..-.. 51-55 We Acquire The Tools of Learning Through Activities C3 CID -f T 1 we J T 1 5 Z 'fi i Ui I QL N 1 fa-+ - 1 T X vw Q 1:12515-5-,e5,g,f, T , 'voc AA rm Usb, i we Jr Q za o, T 'Im R T 4 - ifgvj Q Q T Z T W ' Q T fikeemfff K' tw? .Q ft? tif' '59 A F4- we Apps' ff-Q , ,. P fi, DEPAHTINCI SENIOHS r11i.s'e their l'nir'1's in Nll-'!'l'f llllrnzouy. L, H 5 5 I 'H together for hosts. LONVELL mul llltlC'l'Clll'lN 1 The dz Taglikauiic Wi the .limior and 'R Seniors Were Guests Close of IV of the Iuiiior-Seliior Picnic held ut Luke is one of fun and fellowship. flll this clay Senior Classes had un informal get- the lust time with the -lmiiors nt-ting us Hl'.l,hX emo!! ilu' .S'l'l'H1'l'1f fl! flu' lfllir' tml Xltllllfh lzure efflux only for earl: o Ifl1'I'. W? 'E ,ix A wedlhu is X ww. Yl i L -n.X A , I 5 AIUXIORS REPLY TO SENIORS with their fIll'I'lL'l'II smigl. of Juniors At Year Tlic studcnts cnjuycd ii full day of fun and frolic with Xluving-L'p Day songs and fricndly rivalry between the clusscs in gumcs. At the and of the ziftcrnooii ii tired but happy group of studcnts lcft thc picnic site with nuiny fond mcmurics of clussmzitcs amd thc fricndships dcvclopcd at H. S. l'HINCi'f fffl.-XRXIIXUU, RICH TICE, fmfcf-S' fflr' rlffvrlfinll of hw IIIllil!!'H-S. I1!'Ilfl1!'l' 111111 MI'c'g1,ugf'. SOXHC XIICXIBICIRS OF THE l ACL'L'l'Y cnjngf tlzv fuiiinr-scnim' fvufin,u. if 3 H- ff Y Wi Q 'TL jaw SIX IEEAUTIES OF SAUCERTIES HIGH, Hvlcn, Heutlzw' ulllllfff, .V11r4'ia, Bonn, and Pzi:,u'f' pow for tlzv plmt:n,gr11pl11'r. MIIICHII IS FIIISI' IN LINE Us' Hr, Olmn lmncls out r1'f1'r'.s-l1n11'nt.s THIS FOOD REALLY 'I'AS'I'IQS GOOD uflvr ll -S'lL'Illl in tlu' lain CLORDON, jOE,' AND RICH IIAHNIUNIZIC fur flu' t'Ilf1I!llIIl'Hf of juzmm' mul Iinsc'111111'iv. ULARIZY' RECIQIYICS A l,E'I l'l'CN .-XNYAIKID frmn Dr. .Xlfrlxw mul .Uixw Ilflgfln us HlH'l7lII'Il mul IlK'lIflll'l' u'ufr'l1. .-XL'S'l'lN AND 'QIOIT' 'HH TO CONYIXCTIC lim mul .Xlurriu ffm! lsmlting run ln' lun, Lf' '-1:-N MQ'- '. .lf Q .- f, I Y ,L ,. 1 NV kk si Q5 'f'. . I. , - ' I is ki ' 1m.' iz, -'f 1' ,. 2 K- . ,L 1 fw,-gs:av11-g-f,-asf., gg, . . i . .,,,. Lkk. x, - U.v, .,., I, -A ,,,is,f,w iiw. NANCY OYERBACII, HBILLYII CLENIENTS AND JILL ROBINSON arlmirz' UBIIII' IIUl'l',LfI-S' n1usz'l1'.s'. Sophomores enjoye picnic at Trnka's Cray skies did not dampen the cntImsias:n of Hu- Soplirmiorcs as thvy In-ft for their picnic at Trnkays. Softball, swimming and inst having inn wwe-1 the main activities Imt antograpliiiig the --S1lNVf'C1'II playvd an important part in making thc day lncinor- alilc. After Illl1L'Il had Iiccn vatcn by thi- hungry stndn-nts. awards we-i'u made- and smm thai tircld iiiviiibz-1's of the Class of '59 Iioardcd iI1c Imscs for Iimncl. Wuqgk , in , ,,, - I 1 . . - s. Q ilk ,wg .7 01 il at gk ff- s -V ' . ed K - if Q. ' I if A ff-.-.1-2 - -I W A H - w3,.w?,-1 'wtf ff. :J - f , Q,-iflg I I 1 S - HM - ie, '- I fn QR N Xi X I , , RY rjjfgkii Eli we Wi I ix! is I in Q? 'Q 'gi 'Q is I f GIRL OYICIIBOAIIIJ, tfmnlcs tn Bill Slmrf mul 'iliilfff' Ymvyu. THE BOYS GIVE llurgfl and .N'mu'y .wnzr l'.Xfl'lI urllflll to tukf' ll flip. -', my .f N' :Iva I. 5 -33'2C E' .L tllffiii- 1 45- 33-T -W 5 ' . x s .sq ' vw., Q. - .-' .Q-j'. - 'fa-.i ..:.'fg 'sf f .fr ,- -, ,L,.,. -. ,- , ,NX .,. K..-, .5 , war. J:v'aiQ Q gt xxqk Jax- 'x,.... f L K gt- XlvX. . M UV, h :Sods-:vi FOUR A'l l'RACTIYE FRESHNIEN, Annu, Xvfllllll, PI11llL'ffl', and Erika, luflp to lwrlutify tlzv S'l'C'l1l'l'fl. Freshmen closed year with pienie lv- TO.-XSTINC Xl,-XHSHXI,-XLLOXYS llllllk' fo flu' Ullftly- nzvnl of flu' yrivuir. DANCING ix llllfflfl-S' ll furoriff' jmsfirlzf' 111 Tfllkllv-Y. Suugcrtics High Schools Fresh- mcu spout il sunny day ut TI'llkilvS on ,luuv 13, 1957. Swim- ming was the most plbllllllll' activity, but softball wus not far behind. Hotdogs, mausluuul- lows, und sundwic-lu's all tasted good Llftltl' il morning of vxvwisc and zlddcd to thc pc'1'l'c'L-t day. Awards in thc form of lcttvrs and insignia wc-rc given out and wt-1'c 1'UL'l'iY0d by vm-ry proud students. SOXIE O14 IHE SIUDEINIS lLllfll1 O 0 0 ll ,L nn muh o urs flzsz EIGHTH GRADE PICNIC Cantine Memorial Field was thc scene of the annual eighth grade picnic. The students cnjoycd sports or, perhaps, a conver- sation ahout thi' latcst ncws. Food, the hast part of any picnic, helped make the affair a plcasant and incmoitmhie onc. SODA ix Vcry l'I'f'l'l'NlllII,LI Io flu' tl1ir.s't11 pif'nir'kr'r.s'. O I 0 FO picnics at Ca ntme I6 ing fl ,LIIIIHC of Nllffllllll. SEVENTH GRADE PICNIC The scvcnth g1'2lClt'1'S of Siuigcr- tics lligh School ciijoyccl il day of sports and friendly compan- ionship ut Czintinc Nlcinorial Ficld. The girls as wcll as thc boys participated in hzlscliall, tcnnis, und sliufflehoaud. To climax ll plcusniit clay, picnic lnnchcs wcrc cutcn and liezirty alppctitcs wcrc szltisiiccl with social and ice crcani. NIR. NIOSEH ix popular. Crm yo ,uzuws ri' fly? . ,... ai 5 'riff 7, sm- ......v ' X6 W..-if HEADS TURN AS THE BALLOONS BEGIN TO FALL. Senior Ball was highlight of year's social activities All those who attended our 1957 Senior Ball were carried hy faneifnl flight from the Saugerties High School ugymv to the magical island of Hawaii. The theme that had heen ehosen for the Ball was Romantic Hawaii. The Ngymf was decorated with lmndreds of halloons overhead and palm and eoeoanut trees around the floor. In one corner our enterprising seniors ereeted a grass hut which ineluded a dancing Hawaiian girl under its thatched roof. The floor was a rainhow of color with young ladies dressed in pastel gowns and sparkling jewelry and hoys transformed into soft-spoken gentlemen hy the mood of the evening. This annual affair is eagerly awaited hy the students and is one of the finest activities during the year. Everyone enjoys dressing up and attending the Ball. and for the seniors it is a night of hitter-sweetness for it is their last Ball for them as students at Sangerties High School. The 1957 Senior Ball is an eyent which will remain in the memories of all who attended for many years to eome. 1 S., , 5,59 .sf l'l'X2. SKll', A'lHCIIi, AND IiI'l'.'X lrllcrf filllf' fmt In li.sfr'11 fu flu' lmnrf llll. C,I.l SILK Ol l5:XLl,OOXIw lb flu' r'1'n1'1'r uf fflw r1ff1'1lr'lil'1' lll'l'Hl'llffIHl,N'. mx + ,uni ,M -5, . Illlx DI',5fAl'.Xl Ui' llllu l3:Xl.l.OOXS pruriclfwx II Q wlinmx' 4 ' if-as i Q fs.. , . X Pb' N ., 'eg , I wx if 'QL QFNW 5 '...f '7' i ia - gk M asquerade In Vienna Presented as operetta The annual operetta, Masquerade In Viennaf, was a delightful comedy very favorably accepted by Saugerties High School audiences. The plot of the operetta centers around the hope of Dr. Falke to revenge a most distasteful trick his good friend, Mr. Stein, has played on him. In order to punish Mr. Stein properly, Dr. Falke goes to a great deal of trouble arranging an eventful evening at the home of the fabulous Prince Orlofsky, who is that very night giving a magnificent masquerade ball. Mr. Stein has, in the meantime, been sentenced to three days in jail because his inefficient lawyer cannot save him from this terrible fate. Dr. F alke, however, does not let this interfere with his plans for the evening. He manages to have Mr. Steinis sentence begin the following day rather than that night. Then he persuades Mr. Stein to attend the masquerade ball with him, but he's not to tell his wife for she surely would not allow him to go because of all the beautiful ladies who would be in attendance. The flirtatious Mr. Stein agrees. As he is dressing for the ball, Dr. Falke explains his plan to Madam Stein and incorporates her help for she is anxious to teach her husband a lesson for his flirting ways. XVhen Dr. Falke and Mr. Stein arrive for the ball, they find a delightful atmosphere of beautiful ladies, music, and dancing. Mr. Stein immediately turns his charm on a mysterious masked Countess. He spends the evening telling her of her beauty, swearing to her that he is not married. Eventually comes the hour Dr. Falke has been waiting for. Mr. Stein is faced by his wife as the masked coun- tess and his old friend, Frank, the jailer. Amidst laughter and merrymaking he is taken off to jail. T L Mer., W . -LA. M ,rm 1 NE Q: Q :sw X .N , is sei A5 as f 1,2 -- .4535-ga Rf 'Q 'P 5 gl 3 E31 R . f , 2 . ggqigii. R K 5. X , 11 55 ' K Q I si g.. 1 1 lt' funk: .NN .l WW 'I' nie 5 ' pigfwd.. , Di q 'Wm..,, f 5 3,8 , Q? M at 1--, , . 4 .. W, L,-' ff f NVE? f s.Zf?4N?'7i.i - fgfwaw 215 ' ,, 'ffimfk . ifizaiiwg K ' ' f wiifavtaf- ,. qw,-Q 3 - ,,, J W lf, ,-gf 41, -,U-:i 352 E' at QA, N S? X lg 5 1 ig IW x '38 A H 1 I I. ' gs ,N W ,,,1,1-...,A , N THIC CIIEEIRIJCAIDERS STIR Fl' ENTIIUSIASXI for flu' 1111611- ing of tllu frmtlnlll ,Yl'!lSlJl1. lHl'. SAXXXIHIS LINE DlCXlONS'l'RATES A PLAY for tlzc 11.s'.w'111l1l1'1l st1ulr'11f lmfly. 71.1111 Plvt'fIlI'1'. lwlrvu'-'I'HIC VARSITY CHEEHLEADICRS lwud ll T-If-A-,XI for ffm' A'S111l'11w1'.s-.N 13111111111 1'ic'flll'1'-'l'HE S'I'UlJEX'l'S ARE LED IN A CHEEH 1111 flu' 111111111 Yrllivity 4'l11'v1'l4'1111z'1',s'. Q Q X X XM 1: -, - 12111 fmwww L nu'-SOXIE Ol THOSE A'l l'ENDINll ll I riclay night llllB1f't' Hc'lrvrL'-'l'H19I MUSIC OF THE SVVINCI BAND mlzlx to flu' ruff Isa' for Il fria'mllgf rlmf. nxvnf of flu' l'l't'Ilfl1,!. fx If 3 1 Y pm kink .. un , A GROUP Ol S'l'UDEX'l'S ARE 1S'l'UVI r'1nfc1yi11,u thc' firxt inffwnml IIIIIICC nf flu' .vrflmrl gfvur. MINI.-XXI. -IOHN. AUSTIN AND NBER' SPICNIJ A FICNN' NIOXIENTS lxvfrmf z'la.s:s' Ifis f'z1,savi1rg flu' 1Il'1lTY uf flu' fluff. iq ' N. Q: L fi X334 THE HALLS ARE CIKOXVDICIJ fix r'lu.xxw t,',1Illl,!t'. KCl1c'z'r up, linl1 .'J xo. Rf' XIISS SPRINC AND HRS. SXVAHT ARE KEPT BUSY 1'lIc'Cliil1,! w.x'r'1l.s'r'.s- nf pupils' zulu: lIIll7I' l1r'c'n 1lll.S'Cllf. Big 1 1 . .. ..., im- H 'H JUDY, JUNE, BEIRNICIC AND -IUYCIC Cllliflx flu ulmma li.s-Ls' for tlzv clay. X CI? Q rw We Acquire the Tools of Learning Through Subjects 13 :Zvi f e ' CID .. n .,., use f-77 -9 wtf. .Ee 'V eg - t e QS-lf yi? 1 1 -A ee- 4 gy ffl -f : , E-:E- ' ld , . L1 ' - 1- L' -wif ' lfvfgi ex V25 - Q and Audrey. k Y lui? + X Q if 2 Qu M K, ,G Q: 1? sk f, .N gs Q QQ M 5 X wik i fa f M ,.. M ,I Q. r ff L P , M, bm fi W- Wwfgy it , my-1 WM it 5 A ,I R Us Q slag? T ,A git, R v fp'm '? ' wma nam Wm Q Wifi P '1:,Q4Wr 'W 5 iw-f K X QQ? s L ww' sw 4 fn X5 LUSQWQ is M, W Wmmmw PP .Wifi-iw.f 11 af WSW Jiwf 1,Emw2aES MM Blu IIYFI,-nmrs WW NP-6aQI Lfgcw gfamidrm MJYW S Qtgoidw 1 -Nw IMF 114 as wvsSlJ-I ag w f2I:i?i3S?'SifI I ' I -+ 7..,'k-, ' 4, T X. S Heiwsiwgig -...E If nu S wk Mr' I I X X ' xl- l. N. WN. -..-M ,A . THE STUDY OF MATHEMATICS is of maior imporfance in 'Ihis incIus'IriaI age. SCIENCE GIVES US A BROADER KNOWLEDGE of our environmonf ?f-3? if I 1 ETTT f 23 W NJ Q-f' 'WS gli. i E f fff fl 'rw Qi we W iv 'Y 'S S. ,,,,-- 3'Is Miriam Caruso aboul' her fuiure career. 1 .5223 xvxggsi 4 SEM? il 2 THROUGH LANGUAGES, high school pupils broaden 'lheir knowledge of foreign counfries. ss:-B Q is Q. LLUL Egg 25 s TYPING lS A VALUABLE SKILL, helpful +o sfuden+s In school and out provides an opporfunify 'lo praciice sieering while learning SEWING GIVES STUDENTS VALUABLE TRAINING in how io make clo+hes. if .- ga Y . ' . A W - n fl Qg if 5.-IL-5 'T K Q I 1 1-, W ' X U 3 L s I il.. I K? STN JSM 53 . I HQ iv x 'S J I E.? 5 1 I L-4' X filiuluw-ff' EI' I ,.,.d' BOYS IN GYM CLASS line up as Coach Sfraub fakes affendance. L'S- 'S.., '-., , I rl 1: , - E E L ,fifv fy' '2m'w1 i- ' A K' I aff ff, I Y If v fi .Ei A I M f A sf x A 2 Q f V 5 V , jf? ,i f , is E I 1 I K 1 si If 1 I I I -S.h-. 1 M 53W . I if IQ I n kb ,. Smal Y 6X9l'ClSll'lg. P ' nf - -V ' ' THE GIRLS BEGIN THEIR GYM CLASS b ' ' 'wx eh .N. GST' ,C E :A Sw . I .. . , , , If,., .. .aa . - - ' fi , ,.,, . I M . ,,, , A I A I I ' ' A A Q . , , ',EE,, ,.',:,.,:E . :,, , Q Q Z: .. , . , H A M L .f5:..::-, I .- yn Q I Nv , I X Sa I in xx A X S, 'S 5 b . , I- .2 . if 'l'lCDDY' Il,-XIJCY CONFERS with .Nliss Imrztv in tlw rwxszllffltiull HH nn l'JHl!'l'I'I1iHQ Frrfnvlz. THE MANY BOOKS AVAILABLE in flu' lillrrlry ure' uf g1I'l'IIf lxllllll' tu Hu' .s't1ul1'nf.s'. 3 1 ii'-:il u X L . i L X 'O L X E, Q Syl.-., We Acquire the Tools of Learning Through Service Organizations ii? -gxgmlqh, it Qi 7 XX X :I XX E - X iff I'--.. ' XMI . i Y if f n f X ' ' A Q fllbfffli If N 7 VXA y X 0 L,f,ff, ' ' N -- 'wh CD C5122 frzgxy E1 EW ENB Chief Editors of 1958 SAWYER ROSENIARIE RAUCCI, Editor-ill-Chief. IOANNE TURCO, Managing VU' lhxk-mx N 32' Ji., ,,.., in 'RN .. SANVYER EDITORS-Front Huw, loft to right: Bow-rly Fra-ligh, ,smlpxlznt vllifnrq Nliss lfnlllw-s Lzlrm-cl, IllIl3l.S'l'l'g Joanne Tnrco, Vlllllllltgillgl vclifnrg llnsvxnnric lialnt-ci, 1'1lifur-in-1' lIIl'fQ l'illt'K'll Cahill. 1itc'rm'g1 vrlitor. Sccrnul Huw: vlnclith Fla-wvllingl, f'lul1.s' mlifnzq Hvlvn Swurt, .vmljrsllnt wzliturq Hiclninl Tim-, jokes' vzlitnrg Sully Dani, Iitvrury wrlifnr. Tlw SAXYYEH is our annnml publication, dating buck to with the exception of 1943, whvn thc SCllI'l'ifj' of lI1tlfl'I'l- 1925. It has boon published eva-ry year since then, als made this impossihlv. SAXYHCR ICDITKDHS-1 rm1f Huw, lvft tn right: Rin-lmrcl Elliott, art vrliturq Burhzxm Schultz. fgflzixfs Xlurynllm- Florin, typixfg Nlnim Alta-voglt, arf crlitnr, Sa'c'mul limb: Lmvt-ll Nlzlynilv. jnkm' vflitnrg Ht-lt-nv Copa-11nn1, ar! r'rlitz1rg l:l'K'lll'l'iCli Hlll'lllJt'L'li, sjmrfx mlitwr: Damnlml Nlnnnilv. .wpnrtx mfilur. P s 5 E we--v 3 z ,Q-Q, 'SIE SAXVYER ADVERTISING STAFF-Front How, left to right: Nancy Nlisusi, Nuncy Ovcihugli, Donna Spcrl, Curol Benson. Svcmzrl How: jill Robinson, Theo Halley, luditli Ccutlincr, Daryl Hurgrcuve, lolln XVclton, lllllfi-S'f'I'. The SAXVYEH staff, composed of students assisted by faculty members, works many long hours preparing ll yearbook which will he of interest to everyone. The SANVYER is il yearbook belonging to all menihers of the school. The students who participate in clulbs, sports. and other extra-curriculzu' activities play an iinportunt part in thc make-up of our publication. XYithout their interest and pauticipution, we would not liuvc ll year- hook to present of which we would he proud. 'lllilllil Xlcl,,AUCHI,lN. A TUV SALESXIAN, l'Ulll'iHl'!'.S' .lllisy 1111 Plunfz' tim! .s-he .vlmulzl lzuy ll1ll,Lfll1fI1K'.S' to support ilu' Si-UVYICR. SAXYYICH BUSINESS STAFF-Left to right: Esther Nlfunning. Kurcn Fous, Kristen Xluttllcws, xv1ll1'l'li' llerlw, -Ioycc lfincli, llcilu Croc-pler, .Iudith Cooke, Donna Shultis. ULS'l'EllET'l'E STAFF-FRONT ROVV, left to right: B. Freligh, ano, P. Ellis. STANDING: Mrs. Nl. lflccrmance, Xl. Florio, Nl. B. Linrlhurst, j. Kriss. SECOND HONV: M. Amentl, H. Swart, D. Patryk, Nl. Lasher. THIRD ROWV: M. Declerick, A. Finger, ll. Schultz, B. Nlooers. FOURTH llOW': C. Pearson, Corcli- Caruso, B. Brooks, B. Nlanuel, H. Graff fcflitorl, L. Patterson. NV. Canger. The Isterette The Ulsterette is our weekly high school paper, now in its thirty-third year of publication. The purpose of this publication is to inform teachers and students of coming events, such as school parties, sports activities. HUSENIAHIE AND JOANNE, THE INDUSTIHOUS EDl'l'OllS. plan tlzr' layout of the SAlVYER. and seven-week tests. Thanks should he given to thc editor for her work and to the secretarial students who type and mimeograph each issue for publishing this informative paper. KAREN FOUS HELPS THE SAXYYER by .selling ict' uvum to lumgry grade pupils. .af 15 an Q 3 5312, T 'Q' mx in .ia ,E I f '-ss?i.'f feb! 3 X .V A L t ? -' I 2. ' 543 ' 1 if K' X-NN! K . ,Q Q . -' A Q ls 5- XR K 'ki- A :V xg-4421. Q . 6 iff ', i i i? , ES' 5 . 1 Xe E J FliON'l' RUXY, left to right: L. lan- none, A. Finger, Strasser, S. Decler- iek, S. Fast, ll. Kellerliouse, Xl. Florio li. Sasso. SECOND KONY: D Doud, H. Snyder, F. Calietta, K lickerlein, B. Nlooers, S. Ryan, .I Flewelling, -I. Benison, E. Stroshal, -lacohs. THIRD RONV: Nlr. L Cahill, Xlr. D. Cunningham, R K Larsen, B. Olsen. C. Halpert, D Flicker, D. Kerin, j. Kriss, F. Florio A. -lacobs, Kliss F. Larnecl, Dr. C. D Nlorse. FOURTH RONV: H. Swart A. Hrdlicka, gl. Sweeney, C. Roeser S. SL'lllI'lllCl', P. xVl'lljl0I't, L. Nlayone ll. Xlayone, B. Fellows, bl. Snyder, ,I Kaminski. XY. Voerg. Esopus The Esopus Council of Saugerties High School is the legislative body of our student government. It consists of representatives elected by each homeroom and meets once a month throughout the school year. The Council successfully upholds the spirit and tradi- tions of the school and serves as a student group whose Council counsel and suggestions may be sought by the adminis- tration of the school. There are four standing commit- tees, which include safety, grounds, traffic, and bulletin board. The Council selects the Blanket Tax Programs. which are presented five or six times a year in assembly. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society consisting of students attaining a high scholastic standing was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The purpose of the Society is to promote scholarship, and it now includes over 2,500 chapters throughout the United States. ln order for a senior to be eligible for membership, he must maintain an average of S535 or better for the previous three and one-half years. A junior must maintain an average of 87.52 for the previous two and one-half years. The student must put patience. effort. and time into his studies in order to acquire such an average. NVe know that our National Honor Society members have acquired the tools of learning and have put them to good use. FRONT ROVV, left to right: B. Rus- st-ll, Nl. Florio, Xl. Dederick, B Freligh, H. ltaucci, P. Fuller. SEC UND HOYV: B. Beck, TIITCO, L Lukkari, H. Graff, VI. Kriss, S. Davi. 'l'HlliD ROVV: Nl. Nlauterstoek, I Nickerson, L. Risdal, F. Hornbeck, T Hull. CABSENT FROM PICTURE H. Sacks.l LEFT TO RIGHT: Sully Rooney, judith Leonard, Mr. Cahill, june Morgan, Bernice Lynch. Attendance essengers These messengers help Mr. Cahill in taking the attendance for the high school. After checking the roll books, they make lists of the ahsentees which they then U I' SGS, The nurses' messengers help the nurses hy answer- ing the telephone in their absence, delivering messages, FRONT ROW , left to right: Al. Leouurcl, B. Berzal, Miss VI. Spring, Xlrs. E. Swurt, L. Legg, Nl. Decleriek. SECOND ROXV: distribute to each deparlnlent. Everyone is indebted lo these girls for the service they perform. BSSGHQBYS and giving clerical assistance whenever needed. Their services are very valuable. E. Lzuuner, Nl. Caruso, C. Pearson, B. Lyneh, 1. Leonard. 3 E 1 acl c mls uct as uuptmnlsts im D1 Xlmsf Thu also dehxu messages sslst thc hu f x 1 tu Ll , Their Dr IVlorse's Messengers Xlorsv. L. c:t'l1tlllllxl', D. Flllllfl. H, SXX'll1'I. Nl. Duml. NI. l'n'iu'. Cf. HCIISHII. Lung. 1' J. Yun IJ:-1'lu-ek. . mf 5 ff 1 lltlll Ill tu lt lflkllt llmn Q of our NW! DUNN-X IRANII X1hSShNCI'R stucizu as I units to lu' in 37 FRONT ROXV, left to right: A. Nelson, A. Haeussler, Nlr. D, rc-tt, E. Ross, C. Hanson. THIRD RUNV: E. Russ, D. Flicker Cunningham, R. NI. Mooney, j. Lewis, L. Yan Tassel. SECOND S. Goodrich, L. Paradee, D. Frantz. ROXV: F. NIeDcrmott, j, Faulkner, B. Legg, V. Porto, Cl. Shar- Mr. Cunningham's Messengers Nlr. Cunninghamls messengers provide Valuable service in taking messages for him to various locations in school. They may also assist him in small tasks in the office, and are quite essential for the smooth-func- tioning of the Assistant Principalis duties. Library Assistants The library assistants help at the desk in the high school library and also aid the grade librarian. Another of their duties is preparing books for distribution to the FRONT RONV, left to right: B. Berzal, B. Lang, R. NI. Mooney, P. Chirola, G. Pesce, D. Lorey, T. Spada. SECOND ROWV: E. Lasher, NI. Brice, C. Curran, S. Greenspan, E. Scarselli, F. Mc- area schools. They perform a Valuable service for the school and make library work easier for the students. Dermott, L. Becker, Nliss D. Eastwood. THIRD RONV: C XVilliams, P. Ellis, V. XVinters, V. Lewis, K. Kane, Xl. Xluuter- stock, H. fXIcLennan, NV. Canger. ,- snr. We Acquire the Tools of Learning Through Clubs dkmilmiviulfrr U- 1 WIHWUMW r M I Nui '93 A gr FRONT RONV, left to right: L. Iannone, E. Cahill, I. Cordiano, T. Halt-y, Nl. Dedcrick, P. Sasso. SECOND ROWV: K. Jacobs, VI. Kaniinski, S. Davi, Nliss N. L. Hogan, R. Raucci, P. YVynnc, B. Rerzal, T. Sasso. THIRD ROYV: NI. Altevogt, C. Coons, P. Ellis. P. Tiano, L. Nlontano, B. Beck, J. Lczette, I. Turco, j. S' OFFICERS President .........., ....,...,,.,,,,,,,,,, R OSEBIABIE RAUCCI Vic'e-Presirleiif ..,, ,,,,,.A,,,A,,,,,,,,,, S ALLY DAVI Sccrefrlry ....,.. .,,,... P ATRICIA XVYNNE Treusurcfr .... ...,..,.,......... 1 UDY KAMINSKI Adviser ..... ...... IX IISS N. LEONA HOGAN Purp0.s'e: To act as a service club for the school. Actiuifies: The members of Sigma Club sold milk dur- ing the noon hour to the students. The Sigma girls also sold hot dogs and coffee for the home football games and popcorn for the home basketball games. Sigma helped the SAWYER by managing its annual benefit IUOYIG. FRONT RONV, left to rigllt: Thomas XYright, Harry Yickery, Ceorgc Pop owicz, lfranlt lflorio. SECOND ROXY: Clcorgc Braitling, NN'illiain Clements, Antlinny Ciarlante, Xlr. Roy Ohno. t I Lv is Flewclling, N. Nlisasi, Kovac, L. Craft, Nl. Brice. FOURTH ROWV: D. Retliier, C. Halpcrt, S. Harris, C. Hanson, H. Swart, Al. Nliller, S. Schiriner, NI. Nlauterstock, N. Quackcnbusli, Al. Cran- wclir, Brackctt, Osterhoudt. esearch Club Adviser-NIR. ROY OHNO Purpose: To promote interest in the pursuance of careers in science. Activities: Club members have engaged in individual research activities in the physical sciences, and have visited nearby industries so that contact could be made with engineers, physicists and chemists. The years activities culminated in attending the N. Y. State Science Congress. CLA f ? p I x FRONT ROXV, left to right: C. Bell, A. D'Ambrosio, A. VVodischeck, P. Fuller, R. Mooney, Miss F. Larned. SECOND ROVV: V. Robinson, I. Nlower, J. Finch, L. Lukkari, A. Haeussler, A. Gleason. THIRD ROVV: C. Kellogg, Lamouree, E. Ross, S. Coodrich, E. Ross, P. Hogan. Future Teachers of America OFFICERS President ..,,...,,,., ,,.,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, s IOYCE FINCH Vice-President ,..... ..........,.... E LLEN ROSS Secretary ,........ ...,.,. S ALLY LAMOUREE Treasurer ...,. .....,,.,..,..,,, E LSIE ROSS Historian ..,,,. ,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, P ATRICIA HOGAN Librarian ....,, .............,.......,. A ILEEN CLEASON Adviser ......... .....,. MISS A. FRANCES LARNED Purposes: To learn about the teaching profession, and to encourage qualified students to enter the field of teaching. Activities: The Future Teachers of America Club has had films, speakers and discussions concerning the teach- ing profession. Members have visited State Teachers Colleges and private colleges. They have observed in the elementary grades, and have assisted elementary teachers occasionally in grade activities. .. x f r Boys' Hi-Y OFFICERS President ..,......,,. .....,....,.............,..,.,,.., B ARRY SMITH Vice-President .,.... ,,.,.....,... P AUL XYENCERT Secretary ....,....... ,..... L AURENCE RISDAL Treasurer .....,.....,.V...,,c. ....,......... X VILLIAM VOERC Program Chairman V,.,... ,....,v,....,,,. 1 OSEPH SWEENEY Adviser ...............,...... .... A IR. LAXVRENCE CAHILL Purpose: The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend a high standard of Christian character throughout the school and community. Activities: The club members Watched doors at basket- ball games, helped the faculty at football games, and secured ushers for assembly. They provided a stage crew when needed. During the year the members spon- sored a school party. FRONT ROXV, left to riglflii F. Florio, li. Yicliery, J. Sweeney, B. Brattcn, NV. Voc-rg, J. Iannone. SEC- OND RONV: Xlr. L. Cahill, Borner, B. Smith, P. NVQ-ngcrt, E. XVey, R Tice. THIRD RONV: D. Nlormile v XI. Cowley, L. Risdal, S. Nlorsc, D. Vos. Menus. mms - .smas- .gi 2. EE FRONT ROXV, left to right: NI. Burke, E. Cahill, T. Haley, j. Kriss, C. Hulpert, D. Sperl, D. H2ll'j.fl'L'ilN'l', P. Chirolu. SECOND ROXV: H. Thompson, j. Fla-Welling, B. Beck. j. Rohinson, N, Nlisasi, Niiss Lente, I'. Paxraiclise, F. Florio, R. Rnucci, C. Cur- rison. THIRD ROVV: T. Connuwny, -I. Croyes. NV. Von-rg, C. Fleur-de-Lis OFFICERS Prcsirlcnf ,...l,,l,,DD. ..l,lD,l.,.D..,vDD,DD,D,, l,,, N A NCY NIISASI Vice-Prcsirlenf ,DD, . A,.., PATRICIA PARADISE Secreizlry ,,D,,7D...., ,,DI.,D,,,w, , IILL ROBINSON Trca.s'urer ,DDI..,YD,DDI,..,, Dv..Y,I,,, F RANK FLORIO Program Clllliflllllll Y,,I ,YY,,,A,,,,,,,,, B ARBARA BECK Adviser ...wl7,D......,,D,,D. ,,,D N IISS ELINOR LENTE Purpose: To strive to learn more about the language. music, art, customs, and culture of France. :lf'fiLfiIies: During the first part of the school year. members of the cluh sold candy to raise money for their trip to New York. On their zuniual trip they attended ll French movie und ate at ll French restaurant. Before the close of school they had ai banquet in honor of the senio1's. FRONT ROXY, left fo l'i,Qf1I: Chair- i lotto Br-Il, Nancy xItlCl 1ill'lLIl1Cl, Chris- tine Van Buskirli, Viviun Robinson, B111'l1z1rzi Doyle, Annan lD,.AIlIl7I'Q!SIO. i SECOND RONV: Nliss B. Carpenter, Susan Crea-nspun, Annette Hucussler, Katherine Fuller, john Hansen. Alar- guret Kohler, Carole Larsen. 1 1 kip. Kellogg, M. Nhuiterstock, J. Kuminski, j. Crunwelir, L. Lukkuri. N. Oyerhagh, II. Sucks, I. Nlayone, E. Kriss. FOURTH ROXV: j. Nliller, A. Cizinnotti, XV. Clements, B. Smith, XI. johnson, D. Vos, L. Risclul, P. XVeng.tert, T. Hull, R. Tice, C. Roeser, Al. Sweeney. English for Fun Club OFFICERS President .,.,.. ...,,,.......,...,.,.,... C HARLOTTE BELL Secrcfzlry ....., .,.,, C HRISTINE VAN BUSKIRK TTCII-S'!I7'f?l' ...,..,,..,,,....., .,,,...,.,.,.,,,.,. B ARBARA DOYLE Program fllllllflilflll ..,.,,.,,..,.,,,,,...,,, SUSAN CREENSPAN Arluiscr ..,,..,,,...,.,,,.,.. ,,.,,,. B IISS BERTHA CARPENTER Purpose: To enjoy English through club activities. Activities: Recordings of literary selections, reading, of short stories, and yocuhulury puzzles were zunong the uctivities of the cluh. E :rs I. FRONT ROXV, left to right: P. Fuller, E. Cahill, R. Lukkari, D. Hargreave, J. Granwelir, R. Raucci, j. Robinson, A. Gleason SECOND ROVV: P. VVynne, H. Thompson, D. Sperl, L. Klon- tano, D. Nlormile, Miss E. Lente, J. Turco, L. Lukkari, I. Mower, C. Carrison. THIRD ROXV: J. Flcwclling, J. Roberti, J. May- Res Publica Romana OFFICERS Consul ...... ................,,...,.... j OANNE TURCO Consul ....,. ...... D ONALD MORMILE Seribfl .,,, ...,.. L INDA MONTANO AKIUIC .... ...........,... L IISA LUKKARI Atlvi-Ser ..,..... ...... ..,... B HSS ELINOR LENTE Purpose: To become better acquainted with Roman civilization which is the basis of our own language and also to increase our knowledge and appreciation of operatic music. Activities: The club held its annual Christmas card drive, and in February went to New York City to see a play and an opera at the Metropolitan Opera House. The traditional farewell banquet to the seniors ended the year. HP? one, L. XVrolsen, R. Linden, C. Popowicz, S. Lamouree, A. Krom. C. Halpert, D. Frantz, N. Overliagh, S. Davi, R. Reek. l OUR'l'lI ROVV: VV. Clements, C. Roeser, R. Schirmer, Nl. johnson, R. XVolven, j. Barone, S. Nlorse, L. Nlayone, rl. Nickerson, E. XVI-y S. Borner, NI. Nlacliay. Freshman English Club OFFICERS President ..,,.,....,.. ..,,.,...,,...,,,,...,,,,.,,, I DALE FERRARO Vice-President ...... ..,,,. L INDA IANNONE Secretary .....V..,..,..,. ...,.....,,...,,,,..,,,,.,...,,...,,,. D IEAN POST Treasurer .,.,.,......,..,.,,,.,...,,.,..,....,.,,,.,,,.,. PATRICIA SASSO Program Clmirmen ..,. JEAN XVOOD, ALICE BROOKS Adviser ,i................. ...,....,..,.,. N IISS AGNES A. SHEFF Purpose: To enjoy activities not only in the field of English but also in the allied fields of music and art. Activities: Members enjoyed vocabulary and literary games, listened to classical or literary recordings, and discussed places of cultural value and famous men. They went to New York in the Spring and concluded the year with a banquet. w I FRONT ROVV, left to right: L. lan- l none, Al. Post, E. Paganelli, P. Sasso, S. Patterson, D. Nlatera, A. Brooks. SECOND IIOXV: Cooke, Al- lison, E. jahn. C. llaines. VI. NVoocl, D. Ferraro. P. HiII'gl'C'21X'l', Nliss A. Sheff. -13 FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Bell, E. Cahill, L. Wood, D. Hargreave, N. Misasi, B. Russell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bump, E. Lasher, I. Turco, L. Mayone, S. Davi, H. Swart, R. Raucci, C. Benson. THIRD ROW: B. Beck, L. Wrolsen, N. Overbagh, N. Quackenbush, G. Popowicz, C. Roeser, A. Krom, H. McLennan, C. Halpert, ational Forensic Forum OFFICERS President ............... .................................. S ALLY DAVI Vice-President ...... ....o..., L OWELL MAYONE Secretary ......... ,...... R OSEMARIE RAUCC1 Treasurer ...,. ,............, I OANNE TURCO Librarian ,,,., .,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H ELEN SXVART Adviser ..................,..,,......,....,..... MR. MALCOLM BUMP Purpose: To learn and practice the art of public speak- ing and debate through interschool competition and instruction. To prepare and accredit members for election to the National Forensic Honorary. Activities: Saugerties High School debaters, speakers and congressmen defended their rank as the second strongest NFL chapter in New York State. They attend- ed invitational debate tournaments at New York Univer- sity, Siena, Hamilton, Ieffersonville and Jamestown. In the State NFL tourney at Syracuse they sought to place better than the 1956-57 record of third. In the State Forensic League they participated in the regional tourney and championship rounds at Albany. They attended congresses at Hudson, Catskill, American International College and were host at the November session. The popular Supper Seriesi' with Hudson and Catskill was continued. The 1956-57 squad won 104 debates and lost 104. S. Staples. FOURTH ROW: T. Hull, S. Newkirk, E. Wey, F. Horn- beck, L. Risdal, P. Wengert, J. Nick- erson, P. Kruger, A. Francello. IVlu Ipha OFFICERS President .,.......... ........................ G AETANA PESCE Vice-President ....., ....... B ARBARA RUSSELL Secretary ............ ......................... E LSIE ROSS Treasurer ..,,,.........,...... ...,. ly IARGARET BRENNINC Program Chairman ....... .............. B ARBARA RUSSELL Adviser ........,........................... MISS IANICE PETERSON Purpose: To promote a better understanding of music. Activities: Each week programs consisting of discus- sions about various types of music and records ranging from classical to popular music were planned by the club members. To finance their annual trip to New York, the members held several food sales. Mu Alpha furnished ushers for all musical events and took charge of entertainments held for the music department. At Christmas they organized groups of carolers. Mu Alpha chose the outstanding musician of the Senior Class. FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Spada, B. Russell, D. Patryk, C. R. Pesce, C. C. Pesce, E. Lasher, L. Becker. SECOND ROW: Miss I. Peterson, V. Porto, B. Zichella, C. Larsen, A. Nelson, E. Larsen, D. Ben- son, E. Scarselli. THIRD ROW: D. Crawford, B. Lindhurst, C. Wil- liams, E. Ross, S. Lamouree, E. Ross, K. Kane, C. Pearson. FRONT ROXV, left to rigllit: D Benson, B. Bishop, S. Schirmcr, C Kellogg, P. La Plante, K. Fous. SECOND ROVV: D. Rowell, B Lang, H. Popowicz, R. M. Mooney, D. Hoinmell, P. Sasso, F. Calietta 'THIRD ROVV: Mr. M. Bump, E NVanning, M. Coff, K. Matthews, D. Shccder, T. Olsen, E. Kriss, P. May- one, P. Hargreave. FOURTH ROW D. Stalcler, VV. Abbott, M. MacKay A. Ciannotti, R. Mayone, S. Crank M. Breen, R. Francello, C. Hanson. ovice Forensic Forum OFFICERS President ............. ...................,. A LBERT GIANNOTTI Vive-President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, D AVID SHEEDER Secretary ......... ....................... K AREN FOUS Treasurer ..... ............. T HEODORE OLSEN Adviser ................................ MR. MALCOLM A. BUMP Purpose: To stimulate an interest in advanced forensic competition by providing opportunities for intraschool preparation, and to keep membership in the National Forensic Society as a goal. Activities: The novice spokesmen participated in stu- dent congresses, school programs and speech festivals. They debated in novice tournaments at Newburgh and Poughkeepsie as well as individual meets in Catskill and Hudson. The highlight of the year was the New York State Regional Tournament in Albany. FRONT ROW, left to right: J Chapman, J. Bennett, L. Becker, M Finch, E. Catina, C. Eschmann SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Flewelling, N. France, B. Newkirk, L. Burnett, M. VVright, D. Closi, L. Legg, J Lewis, M. Kohler. THIRD ROW Al. Misasi, V. NVinters, G. Spica, M Brenning, D. Frantz, C. VVilliams. Masque OFFICERS President ..,...... ..,........................ N 'ERA VVINTERS Vice-President ..... ....... C AROL ESCHMANN Secretary .......... ......,......,.......,... E LEANOR CATINA Treasurer ..... .......,...................,.,.....,..... L AURA LECC Adviser ...... ..... IX IRS. LYNNETTE F LEWVELLINC Purpose: To learn to listen to records, to discuss what has been heard, and to read plays. Activities: During club meetings, members played records, both musical and dramatic. Among the dramatic recordings were some of Poeis short stories, Midsummer Night's Dreamv, and Medea . Refreshments at each meeting varied from popcorn to pizza. The steak picnic in the spring was traditional. 46 FRONT ROW , left to right: B. Rus- sell, C. Sharrett, bl. Centhner, A. Kroln, B. Erceg, H. Smith. SECOND RONV: VI. Sasso, C. Swanson, C. Car- rison, H. Swart, B. Manuel, j. Brackett, A. D,A1lll7fflSIKJ, S. Hughes, M. Martino. THIRD ROVV: Miss D. Eastwood, D. Patryk, D. Aiello, VI. Leonard, V. Robinson, Robinson, M. Dunn, D. Closi, C. Van Buskirk. P. Fuller. FOURTH RONV: I. Nlower, J. Lezette, C. Cashdollar, N. Quackenbush, E. Scheffel, NV. Spring, P. Hogan, B. NVard, J. Iannone, C. Nieffer. Library Club President ...... ........................ B ARBARA MANUEL Secretary ...... ..... C AROL CARRISON Treasurer ..,.........,.,,,,,. .,.,.,......C.C,,,,,,,.,,,, j OY BRACKETT Program Chairman ....,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,.,,,,.,.. HELEN SWART AfllJiSU7' ....................,..... MISS DOROTHY EASTYVOOD Purpose: To help in high school and grade libraries by assisting at the desk, checking attendance, and process- ing new books. Activities: The club members had a roller skating party, Christmas party, trip in the spring, and a banquet to close their activities. FRONT RONV, left to right: j. Honi- mel, C. Sharrett, E. Larsen, NI. Finch, A. Nelson, S. Vaughn. SECOND ROWV: Mrs. Yost, 1. Chapman, M. Finger, C. Hopper, C. Russell, E. Catina, C. NlacNiven, M. Finger. THIRD ROW: W. Washburn, A. Stamp, J. Lewis, N. France, A. Bli- chacls, D. Flicker, C. WVillianis, C. Larsen, j. Van Derbeck. FOURTH ROW: B. Carney, A. Martin, j. Goodrich, M. Brenning, L. Paradee, C. Spica, D. Spencer, P. Kroni. Homemaking Club OFFICERS President ...,,....,. ...,,..,...,... N 'IARGARET BRENNINC Vice-President .,,.c .,.,,, A NNELIESE MARTIN Secretary ........ ,,... C AROLE WILLIAMS Treasurer ..... ..... D OROTHY FLICKER Adviser ........ ...... .... MRS. MARY YOST Purpose: To stimulate a greater interest in homemaking skills and in the social graces and to promote social activities. Activities: The club had regular weekly meetings to carry out the purposes set forth. We also held food sales in order to purchase equipment for the home- making department and to carry out club projects. A number of social events were included in the vearls program. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Paradise, D. Patryk, I. Leonard, Mrs. Hecrmancc, B. Manuel, M. Dederick, M. A. Florio, A. Ipha Beta Kappa OFFICERS President ........... ........a.....,,,.. B ARBARA SCHULTZ Vice-President ..... ................. J UDY MISASI Secretary ..............,... ....,. N IARYANNE FLORIO Treasurer .................... ............... N IARCIA DEDERICK Program Cimirmfm ..........,..,,......... BARBARA MANUEL Adviser ................,..,,....... MRS. MARIAN HEERMANCE Purpose: To learn to adapt ourselves to office pro- cedure both business and social, to further our under- standing and to increase our knowledge of the business world. Activities: The activities of the Alpha Beta Kappa Club included having guest speakers, a school party, and a supper meeting. XVe met every Monday in informal meetings where old and new business was discussed. Membership in the club is open to Senior girls who are carrying a required number of units in business subjects. junior girls are invited to join during the second half of the year. FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Morgan, T. McLaughlin, D. Robinson, B. Van Voorhis, W. Brackett, R. Morgan, J. Roosa. Q- Finger. SECOND ROW: B. Lindhurst, B. Schultz, B. Brooks, 1. Kriss, M. Lasher, M. Caruso, VV. Canger, j. Misasi, C. Pearson. Saugerties gricultural Club 1 OFFICERS President .........,.. .......,....,... T ERRY McLAUCHLIN Vice-President ...... ....,, I RICHARD MORCAN Secretary ........ .................,. IN IICHAEL DODIC Treasurer ..,..... ....,..........,... A LBERT HRDLICKA Adviser ........ ,..,.. K IR. HOWARD COETSCHIUS Purpose: To help boys with gardening and other agri- cultural activities. Activities: Members attended the Ulster County Fair where they won some prizes. They enjoyed playing dartball during some of their meetings. They cooper- ated with Central Hudson Cas and Electric Corporation learning to wire motors. SECOND ROW: M. Dodig, NV. Schirmer, R. Francello, K. Mills, H. Van Voorhis, A. Hrdlicka, D. Kerin, Mr. Coetschius. . hi Sports and Games Club OFFICERS President .........,., ,A,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,4A,Q,, j A CK XVILDE Vice-President ..,......... ........ B RADLEE WELTON Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,. ,4,4.,.4,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, j ERRY SMITH Adviser ........,............ ...... lk IR. RICHARD REDDER Purpose: To develop an understanding of most sports, not only by participating in them, but also by discussing the history and rules of the game. Activities: The club members have engaged in tennis, skating, indoor games, trips, and discussions. 48 FRONT ROW, left fo right: C. Shooski, A. Czulolcs, D. Kzuuiuski, bl. Smith, D. Corkcry, F. Aucr, R. Bach. SECOND ROVV: Xlr. R. Rcclflcr, R. XVelton, Nlorgau, F. Fusick, R. Dordick, NVilclc, S. Hanson, VY. XVootton. THIRD RONV: A. W'ol- ven, S. Amend, Nl. Lauucr, T. Luhrs, P. Dore, R. Nlarelli, P. Nicllcr, D. Stoll. Yorker Club OFFICERS President ............ .....,....,.. K ATHLEEN JOHNSTON Vice-President ........... .,........,......, j OHN YVILDE Secretary-Treasurer ..... ...... L INDA BOETTCHER Program Chairman ,,.,.. ..,,..,...........,. S USAN FAST Adviser ...............e......................,, MR. DAVID I. COBLE Purpose: To become better acquainted with the State of New York. Activities: The club members held seasonal parties and took trips to places of interest including Belleayre Moun- tain, the Roosevelt Estate and the Vanderbilt Estate. They also presented an assembly program. come, H. France, F. Nlauro, P. Davis E. Hellwig, VVilclc, B. NVQ-lton SECOND ROXV: Mr. D. Goble, B Hansen, C. VVilsou, K. johnston, j Strasscr, D. Loerzcl, P. Fabiano, C Carlson, B. Abbott, Y. Nlusso THIRD ROXV: C. Rea, .I. Stoly, C Scarsclli, C. Robinson, L. Roc-ttchcr S. Fast, F. Sanclncr, L. Xlicklc, Nl Dcnlingcr. K. XVrolsen. FRONT ROVV, left to right: C. W'cl- l ltONT ROXY, left fo flflllfi N. Celli. S. Bollarvita, B. Olsen, C. lhlCLilllf.fll- lin, K. -lohnston. SECOND RONV: Nl. NW-lls, C. Nlessinn, E. Sonking, L. Susso, V. Nlnsso, B. Abbott, NV, Quigley. THIRD ROXV: Nlr. R. Xloser. P. Decker, Al. Strzisser, E. Strohsnhl, C. Knnnst, B. Legg, A. Tompkins, R. Clippert. FOURTH ROXY: A. Snsso, K. Eckerlein, nl. Peck, XV. Arbogust. R, YVest, D. Van Uieson, C. Knzlnst, D. Rothrock. Jr. High Dramaties Club OFFICERS President ,.,...,,,... .,.., E LLERY SONKINC Vice-Presiflem' ...... ..... C LAUDIA MESSINA Secretary ,.,.....,,.. ..... V ICTORIA MUSSO Treasurer ,....,..,..........,. ...... L UCILLE SASSO Program Chairmen ..,,,. ..,...,,.,..... B RIAN LECC CAROLE KNAUST Adviser ........,......,,.,,....,...........,..... MR. ROBERT MOSER Purpose: To bring together those students who have a common interest in dramatics and those activities con- nected with the study of English. Acffivifies: The club produced several skits during the year, and the group presented at play in assembly in March. mg Q 6 E . izig 5 5 Y z E 1 i K i IVRONT ROXY, left to rigllt: D. Nlesu, P. Davis, E. Hellwig, R. Sucks. XY. Dillon. SECOND ROXV: Nlr. D. Nlnller. Nl. Nlessinu, B. Hansen, R. Lursen, L. Hellwig, S. Clark. THIRD ROXV: R. Nlyers, C. VVillJllr, S. Sherman, S. Amencl, L. Kearney. R, Knecht. Fashion - Design Club OFFICERS Plesirlenf ............ ..........,.,.......... B RENDA KNECHT Vice-President ...,.. .,.,.., B RENDA MYERS Secretary ............ ....,.. D ONNA MESA Treasurer ........,.......,.., ...... ,... S H EILA CLARK Program Clzairman ,,,,,., .,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,O. A IARY MESSINA AllUiSCf ........................ ,..... h IR. DONALD MULLER Purpose: To trace the evolution of our modern civil- ization from Crecian times, to show the effect of life upon the people who lived at that time. Activities: The members designed four different cos- tumes: Egyptian, Creek, Romain, and Medieval. R .. f FRONT ROVV, Ivft to right: 'l'. Sparta, B. Lang, E. YVanning 7 D. Coopcr, F. Sanclncr, V. lorto. A. VVorlischcck, H. Popowicz, S. Hughcs. SECOND RONV: B. Bt-rzal, D. Rowcll, H. Thomp- son, Nl. Bricc, S. Crccnspan, B. Zichclla, F.. Scarsclli, D. Aicllo. R. Nl. Xlooncy. li, Paganclli. THIRD RONV: Xlr. D. Dloncs, P Nlayonc, Xl. Licyrc, A. Bricc, 1. Ccntlincr, H. Nlchcnnan, Cl. Kcllogg, L. xvl'OlSt'll, K. Nlatthcws, B. Bislwp, B. l'c-nncy, D. Bcn- szm, V. Poytlirvss. FOUR'l'll ROXV: K. Kanc. C. Brattcn, C. Popowicx, P. Krugcr, Xl. Brccn, Fast, D. Oycrhagli, R. Sp:-nccr. Xl. Nlac-Kay, j. Burns, XV. johnson, C. Hanson. Science Club OFFICERS P1'e.s'i1lc11f ............. ......,..... v IOIIN FAST THERESA SASSO l1ANNAl1McCLliNNAN Vice-Pmsizleizi ...... Scfcrciury ,...... PAUL KRUCILR IIALLERY THOMPSON NIR. DAVID JONES Trc11.s'urcr Publicity .,... Afluiscr .... Purpose: To crcatc an intcrcst in scicncc, with an cmphasis toward outdoor activitics. To givc an oppor- tunity for individual participation in scicncc cxpcrimcnts and demonstrations. To cxplorc and study points of interest that cannot he adequately dcalt with during school timc. Acficitic.s'.' Actiyitics incluclcd fit-ld trips, nature- study hikcs, exploring local caves. cycning astronomy mcctings, and attending the Science Congrcss at Alhany. BARRY NVOLVEN PEERS INTENTLY tlirougli u Hlll'l'U,YI'llIIt' in ordf'r to vxaminc zz .s-Iiclc. We Acquire the Tools of Learning Through Music N Ziff . 6 x -'EM' I H55-H' R14 Wfgfnri 6' A2 i . 3 f 3 , f A ,Z X r e feazeiv, .-5 ,- V ,, f I. 5 X 'V . Ili QI' 41. lei . no , , K .3 I' 'Wifi'-'RM 'Q 5 , gg., .4 as .135 r V ,f ' x 0 MI, w,'xfSQ , 5' rf 44-'M 'XE 'Pf' Y .n 1. wx M -Ng ,f.,'s,. T ,,,N,.-- , 'Mega N Mm Il 4 ' 4,5 B K y. fg'.'41x X 4. pi I f N: :kv- ,LJ r 'Ja 1' . 5 , ' 4 . . -fl? ' . 3 n 51 Instrumental Music FRONT ROXV, left to right: j. Cin-cone, D. Rt-thier, K. Nlat- thcxvs, -I. Robinson, L. W'rolsc-n, j. Nickerson, E. YVanning, C. Coons. SECOND ROVV: Nl. Golf, E. Russ, E. Ross, 1. XVoocl, D. Ollermann, K. Lewis, XV. Abbott, D. overhagli, F. Calietta, A. Homans, A. NVQ-lcoinc, XV. Spring. THIRD ROVV: C. Ben- son, ul. Cousins, A. NVoclischeck, J. Kovac, Crantek, F. De Bernardo, B. Van Voorhis, A. Arbogast, E. Kime, Nl. Sasso, V. Ciarlante, H. Dean, G. Peck, H. Thompson, D. Spacla, T. Ble- Laughlin, A. Ciarlante. FOURTH RONV: Mr. NV. Emmons, A. Notarnicola, I. Xlaines, N. Overbagli. FOOTBALL BAND One of the familiar sights at any football game is a band and Saugerties High School does not lack one. Though newly formed, the band has already proved that it will be an organization of which the students can be proud. SENIOR BAND The Senior Band provided fine entertaimnent at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The group also played for various assemblies during the year. The praise earned by the band is well deserved and should be given to a group which works so diligently. FRONT ROW, left to rigllt: F. Galietta, J. Ciccone, j. Robinson, I. Cousins, E. Ross, E. Ross, A. VVodischecli, Xl. Coll, M. Sasso, -I. Zinclell. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. Emmons, j. Haines, A. Notarnicola, W. Abbott, E. Kime, V. Ciarlante, T. McLaughlin, A. Ciarlante, R. Curtis, H. Thompson, H. Dean, G. Nlt-Kenney. vw -- 'W . - 1 1r- - STRING ORCH ESTRA l'nder the direction of Nliss Brady, the String Orchestra presented a program at each of the year's concerts. Its memhers received enjoyment from playing music hy great composers and they also learned to Work together and thus train themselves for cooperative efforts. SATURDAY Students from the area schools who have hegun the study of string instruments at an early age have been organized into a group known as the 'iSaturday String IFRONT ROXY. left fo l'I,Lfl1fS Xl. A. Nlyer, Y. Stay, R. lfous, D. O'Counor, NY. Xielqery, E. Carle. SECOND RONY: A. NYeruer. O. Xliuliler, L. Sperle, R. Rose, B. Lamlm, Al. Green- span, XV. Vl'hittal4er, S. Amend, A. lferrara, -I. Kelly. THIRD RONY: l'. Xloxver, -I. Peel-Q, R. Gippert, K. Dederiek, C. Sll1lI'l't'lt, bl. Strasser, B. Kellerhouse, B. Ilaiues. S. Dedericli. L. Erceg, A. Patryli. D. Post. l'IOURTIl ROXY: 'Xtiss Aliltlfell Brady. FRONT RUXY, leff Io rigflfi S. Staples, K. Lewis, R. Kellerhouse. D. Post, A. Patrylt, K. Dederielt. SECOND RONY: l'. Lal'laute. XI. Myer, A. D'Amhrosio, K. Xlatthews. Nliss Nl. Brady. K. Xlills, A. Ferraro. E. Carle. DANCE BANDel RON'l' ROXY, left to right: joseph Ciecoue, XYilliaiu Clements, Allen NVQ-leome, Nlichael Goff, james Armstrong. SECOND ROXV: Alhert Notarnicola, NYiu- throp Emmons, Anthony Ciarlaute. Vincent Ciarlaute, Kristen Nlatthews, Ellen Ross, Elsie Ross. DANCE BAND After a haskethall game or at a Friday night dance, the Swing Band offered the students an opportunity to enjoy the latest music as well as classics in dance tunes. The members of this group gave up part of their free time to give their school a service which is unique and praise- worthy. STRING GROUP Groupf' They met for rehearsals Saturday mornings for instruction in learning to play together. The credit for the success of this organization helongs to Nliss Brady. 53 Vocal Music my SENIOR CHOIII-I llON'l' ROXV, left to right: -lacobs, Russell, Patryli, Hommcll, Cafaldo, Thompson, Nlanuel, Flewelling, Cahill, Cousins, Garrison, XVyune. SECOND IIOXV: XlcLaughlin, Nlon- tauo, Coons, Brice, Linclhurst, Spacla, Couuaway, Overlmagh, Smith, LaI'lante, Nlooers, Coll. THIRD IIOXV: Xliss rl. Peterson, Xlis- asi, Halprrt, Nc-her, Nlc-Lennau, Abbott, Ormaudy, Francello. The Senior Choir, composed primarily of juniors and seniors, is one of the most outstanding vocal organiza- tions in Saugerties High School. Before entering the choir, most of the members have had previous singing experience as members of the junior High Choir or Girls, Clee Club. Many of the members also have had semi-private vocal instruction in music classes. Admis- sion to the Senior Choir is dependent upon a successful vocal tryout with Miss Peterson. The choir rehearses three periods per Week during the school year. One-half unit of school credit can be 54 iii 33 its ,. 5 f Xlauterstocli, Henuegau, Lewis, Kane, Nliller, Hanson, Iliozzi, Aiello, VauStrcnhurg, XVrolsen, launoue, Harris, Lewis. FOUIITH IIONV: Krom, Lamouree, Suyclcr, Schirmer, Schellel, Crank, Cousins, Shapiro, Nlorse, Overbagh, Nlergeuclahl, Thornton, Nlieklc, Dungey, Gardner, Quackeubush. earned for a year's successful participation as a member of the group. Choir members are active throughout the year prepar- ing for or presenting concerts. Prior to the Christmas season considerable work is done to get ready for the Christmas Concert. In the spring, the choir spends many weeks in preparation for the Spring Concert. The Senior Choir also performs during some assembly pro- grams, and at the Vesper Service in june. The school can well be proud of the Senior Choir and of the musical contribution which it makes. Cllil,S' CIl,l'ilf Cl,l'l'l-l l'n0N'll HONY. left fo right: XI. Finger, Xl. Finger, l . Sancluer, D. Stalcler, A. XYocliselu-ek, D. Lore3'- SECOND NUXY: Xliss j. Peterson, A. Stamp, Y. Porto, tl. Allison, KI. Cooke, C. l'c-see, Y. llolminsiin. THIRD RONY: D. Du Bois, A. Beaucloin, C. Nieffer. Nl. A. Stenson, ll. Ziellella. l'l. Avllfll. Girls' Glee Club Through participation in the Girls' Clee Club, the girls prepare for the Senior Choir. They worked hard and practiced earnestly to make a fine performance in the Christmas Concert and in the Spring Concert. Many of the members also took part in the annual operetta. Eighth Grade Choir The Eighth Grade Choir enables the young music stu- dents to train themselves to work together as a group and produce enjoyable music. It could be called a training ground for future members of the Senior Choir. They turned in very creditable performances at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. ElflH'l'H GRADE CllUlli-FllUN'l' HOXV, left fo right: A. Auer, S. XVootl, T. Dunn, K. Declerieli. S. Atkins. D. Gillespie. SECOND ROVV: D. Doucl, ll. Smith. D. Post, lf, Nlisasi, l.. Broome, VI. ltivenlwurg. Nl. Carpino, B. Craft, ll. llerh, C. Ytlllglllll. 'l'lllllD llflllf Nliss Peterson, A. llaltryli, Y. lloeser, li. XlaeNiven, Cl. Di Simone, S. Swnrt, j. Faulkner, F, NlL'lJK'l'lllOll, l'. Slo- hzvcla. bl. Lesxlqo, -I. Stoly. B. Keller- house, li. Kinliel. l OUll'l'll RUXY: A. jaeohs. Al. Del Peso, Nl. Stay, S. lnlhoff, li. Shapiro, A. Hrcllieliu, K. Nlills, ll. Seholetxlcy, bl. Pakanen. l... Van Tassell. ll. Baker, l... Crum. li. Ormamly. 53 ,af y-on Xi 19' W- CIIHLS' SlQX'l'l'f'l'-l,lQl 'l' 'l'O lllClH'l': Carrol clill'I'lSI7Il, Hzlrlmm .Iucly Xlillcr, Xliss Alunicc l'c'tcl'scm, l.lIllllllll'5l, lim-yn-rly Xlmmcrs, I,imIu Xluntium, Xlilfy Xluiite-rstock. Girls' Sextet Thc Girls' Scxtct, undcr thc dircctinn of Nliss Peterson. cuntrihutccl to thc succcss of thc yzuinus musical cntcr- priscs tlnoughout thc- ycur. They sung at assembly pro- griuns, Clnistmaxs Asscinhly, Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. Thcy also press-ntcd some musical selections jointly with the Boys' Douhlc Quurtct. BOYS' lJUl'l'll,l'l QU.-Xll'l'E'l4-LElvl' TO lilUl'l'l': xvklylll' .-Xlvhutt, xlll'll1ll'l Aim-lln, XYZIITVII Nlit-klv, just-pli Scursclli, lhyifl pw 1 K 9 Boys Double Quartet The Boys' Douhlc Quartet pcrforniccl for thc cllllhtlll is Conccrt und Spring Conccrt and utlicr school functions P Thcy halve hccn clircctcd hy Xliss ,Iunicc this music supervisor. Uyt-l'lJz1gl1, -Izuncs Ccmusins. l52lI'l'j' Sluxpiru, Stunlcy Xlrusc Xliss -lzznicc l,l'lL'I'50lI. Q' fs fx. We Acquire the Tools of Learning Through Sports L X W f Ewa All XlEXll3lf.ltS Ul: 'llllli llNlJlfl ll1A'l'- ED SAYVYt'ili V,-XltSl'l'Y receive awards from COACH S'l'lt.-XUB AND DN. Nlfllihlzl. COACII S'l'll.-XVI? AND llll. XlOltSlC preeeui awards to Yaiwity Clieerleaders. The 1957 Athletic Banquet The athletic hanquet of 1957 held a special significance for everyone concerned, as it was the climax of Sanger- ties' last year in the Ulster County Athletic League. Letters and other awards were presented to those who had earned them in foothall, cross-country, and hasket- ball. Dr. Nlorse and Nlr. Zeigler each addressed the group hrieliy. The honored guest speaker, Nlr. Leonard Waters, who is the head football coach at XYilliains College. delivered a very interesting and enjoyahle speech. COACH NY.-X'l'lCllS Ol XYILLIAXIS Dli. NlUltSl'i ADlJlil'I5StQS 'l'lllC COACII S'l'ltAL'l5 descrihea the ifUl,LliKll'1 expresses the xalue ol GROUP at the animal sports lmauquet. xporta program at S.Il.S. education tim sports-iuiudetl inclivillu- als. r 1,4 lim ,J-,.N,,,. ' T . . . A lim Altslyngt, lDill'yl ll4l1'gl'l-:lvl-, SIISAIII ll1ll'l'lS, ,lllclitll Kzllllillski. l lllllxll Illlpllt lllllb lllll-y, l':llK'l'll Cfll Varsity Cheerleaders xl0l1ll1lf'S alllcl rl1lllll'SKlllf'S alta-r SL'lIUOl tlll' ngylllh was Hlll-d witll tllc Stillllll ul' tllm' L'll00l'lC'2lll0l'S 17l'ill'llL'lllg old 4-llm'l's llllll trying to Illlllit' up new om-s. lic-sicll-s their cllltivs als ll'alcl0rs of llllt L'lll't'l'llIQ sec-tion llt focltbllll llllcl lillslwtllalll QLIIIIUS, tllc cllv01'lvllclcl's S1JUllSUl'l'Ll tlll' llllllllill Sim-Ball . A yutc of lllilIlliS for alll tllvir llalrcl work Slllllllil be Q,'lYK'lI to tllc-sv girls by 0Vl'l'f'0l1l'. J-V Cheerleaders Like tllc- Valrsity Cllr-v1'll-llclm-1's, tlll- Alllllltll' Varsity C:l11.'l'1'll'1lClt'1'S llllYC lll'Ull collcllcd by Mr. Sp1'i1lgstc-acl llllcl llllty, too, cleyotvcl long llUlll'S to 17l'ilCllL'lllQQ. lil alclclition to C'llt'l'l'lllQf for alll .Illllillr Varsity zltlllctic c-olltvsts, tllc girls spun- sorvcl buses to galllll-s out ol' town. 'l'll0 work Clillllt by tllis group of girls Slllllllll bc loudly Pl'2llSK'Cl by tllc stllclllllts of S.ll.S. l lllS'I' HONV, top In lmttlml: SIISRIII sl'lIll'llH'l', Nlilfj' Hricc, Carol SNVLIIISUII. SICCOXIJ RONY: NilllL'y' Q,ll4ll'lil'lllNlSll, ,Iill l,l'z0llc, 'l'lllliD HUVV: Al'll'llK' KFOIII, l,2lllll'lil llill'QI'l'1lYt', Kill'L'l1 AlklL'0llS. w'w,, VOACH STNAUB CLIYICS I.,-NST XIINUTIQ IXS'l'liUC'l'lONS tu the' SAXYYICNS imt lwfcm- gznm-tiwm-. XYHl'I'AKlCli AND Nlilllili XIOYl 111 lm' tzluklv on an l4ll1l'l'ty lmll-L'z111 ivr. ACH S'l'liAl'B CCIYICS UNI Ol I'IAlIxSlntm11: HIS FAMOUS PE -'I , :- uw of ilu- l,ilHl'I'tf' ganna-. XNANYAN l'l'l'CflIICS to K an ' -nu-vp. Our 1957 Football Team l RON'l' RONV, left to right: Mt-Kay Ulgrj, Arbogast Olgrj, Benison, Connaway, Shecder, Franecllo, Co-Capt. Brice, Co-Capt. Neher, Nlorgan, Cotieli, H. Yiekery, Smith, johnson fillgfrj, XV. Yiekery Ulglzl. SECOND HONV: A. Francello, NlcConeky, Spencer, Nlormile, Barone, Cowley, VVhitaker, L. Nlayone, Horn- Although the SAXYYERS won only one game in their first year of football in the Dutchess County Scholastic League, the future holds nothing to fear for the Sauger- ties grid men. Valuable experience was gained by many of the underclassmen which should stand them in good stead as they enter the 1958 football season. The club will lose only three letter men through the graduat- ing class of '58. Ceorge Neher, the team's high scorer and spectacular half-back, captained the 1957 SAXVYERS and gained much valuable yardage for the squad. As in the past, the belly series composed the major portion of the SAXVYERS' offensive system. Variations of the straight Tn employed by the team included single wing and unbalanced line plays. The defensive pattern was flexible but the 5-4 and 6-3 defense were used most of the time. S.ll.S. stuck to the ground usually, but the many com- pleted forward passes received by senior right end beck. THIRD HOVV: Coach Seither, lt. Nlayone, Unrau, l'ihala, Cashdollar, Olsen, Overbagh, Dickhaut, Hogan. l OUlt'l'll ROXY: Eekhoff, Nlcrgendahl, lfreligh, Cliannotti, Legg, Cook, Crank. Conch Smith, Couelz Straub. Lowell Mayone aided greatly the teams offensive bat- tle. A light and inexperienced line was one of the teamis major handicaps. Senior Fred Ilornbeck saw much action as a guard while junior Hit XYhitaker consistently opened up holes in the opponents' line as he played offensive tackle. Don Mormile, another outstanding junior, was very effective as a hard-hitting back and late in the season was moved up front to bolster the weak offensive line. lt is expected by all that Coach Straulfs eleven will do much better in their future years in the Dutchess County Scholastic League. SCORES S.H.S. lied llook S.H.S. Arlington S.H.S. Highland Liberty S.H.S Roosevelt S.H.S XYappinger s Falls ?f'4i1'Q7' 5 K O' W sf M F i gig ' wwf Q I in 1? A 3 1? Q! 5 if -'ff X .1 . H ' 11 . wwmWyw!QW3 W .f -f' ,Aww Q 4 , Su fm f r A a , ,.z,. , 5 wg. At 1 .2 'Q -. .K lx. x l'ltOX . ' ' f '- .' '1e'. A. A 1. Q '. C. Will, - Xexxliirly. SUCK .' 'z . C - 'a , . 'o veil, . 'll1l'l'l', b. lirceg, l'. Nleugert, XY. Zeihuau. 'l'lllltIJ HUNT: CTUIIVII XY. Straub. lt. XYliilal4er, Xl. Cowley. L. ltisdal. lf. Kugeluiau. D. Xlormile, Xl. Breen fllgrj. NY. Xliclile fSI'lll'l'l'l. 1957 Baseball Team Won U. C. A. L. Championship ln 1957, Coach Straub produced a powerhouse to per- form on the baseball field. On several occasions the Sawyers. led by the booming bats of XVhitaker, Riozzi, and lirceg, scored more than twenty runs. The S.H.S. nine suffered three defeats at the hands of Rondout, Unteora, and llighland. They succeeded in winning dual victories over our newly acquired rival, Kingston, and our old rival, Catskill. A 15-3 record was compiled and the Ulster County Athletic League Crown was again captured. jt'Nl0lt VARSITY BASEBALL lu 1957 Xlr. jones piloted a very impressive j. V. base- ball team. Their victories were many and their defeats few. This can be attributed to the fact that they were well balanced and high-spirited. The junior SAXVYERS had pitchers that eould pitch, hitters that could hit, and tielders that could field. Xlr. jones combined size and power with speed and agility as he was building his club. The majority of his players were freshmen who had participated in Little League and Babe Ruth League competition. With a little more experience these j.V.'s will be a powerful Varsity. l liUN'l' HONV. left fo ri lit l lieuisou, l . Florio, E. flUllll2lVVLly, j. lloberti. SECOND RONV: E Kime, j. Croves, Nl. Cowley, lt. XYhitaker, B. lfreligh, j. Davi f.llg1r.Q. 'l'lllltD ROXV: ffllllfll D. jones, XV. Lefette. A. Armstrong, l'. XVeugert, B. XYolven, H. Xexvliirlt. A. Notarui- 1957 TRACK TEANI-FRONT RONV, left to right: VV. Johnson, VV. Lezettc, H. Brooks, W. Nlorgan, B. Bratten, 1. Hansen, C. Bratten. SECOND ROVV: D. Keriu fAss,t .1lg1r.,J, H. Hornbeck, R. Ormandy, H. Vickery, VV. Zeilman, Dragan, J. Sweeney, VI. Track Team Won . Coach Smithis track men completed another winning season when they captured the Ulster County Athletic League crown in the spring of 157. Many new records were established during the season and the only meet that the SAVVYERS didn't win was the Hudson Valley Relays which was held at New Paltz and included competitors from the Mohawk as well as the ,Hudson River valley. The season opened on a bright note as the SAYVYERS overpowered New Paltz and XYallkill in a triangular meet in which two new school records were set. john Dragan moved the marker in the discus throw out to 118'3 and Roeser set a new time in the 880 at 2:15. Dragan broke his own record in another meet, a dual contest with Hudson, and set the present school record for the discus throw at 132'2 . john also set a record in the shot put at 45'8l.i when Saugerties met Marlboro but this was subsequently beaten by Fred Brenuing when he placed third in the Section 1V meet at XYilson Field in Middletown with a push of 46'7?l . Not all of the glory goes to the field events men, though. as new records were set in the 180-yard low hurdles and the mile run as well as the 880. llarry Vickery set the record in the hurdles at 23.3 seconds in competition at New Paltz in the U.C.A.L. meet. One of the outstand- ing members of the S.H.S. track team in 1957 was freshman i'Bill'l Morgan. As one of the areals top milers, he set the time at 4147.4 in a dual meet with Onteora. C Snyder, C. Neher, L. Leitermann fillglfj, A. Hrdlicka fAss't Algrj. THIRD ROVV: Coach J. Smith, C. Becker, F. Hornheck, T. Thornton, F. Brenning, E. Roeser, 1. Sanrlner. D. Legg. AI. Erceg. . A. L. Championship After winning the U.C.A.L. championship, he went on to place second at the sectionals and b1'eak his own record with a clocking of 4:44.1. Senior Billy Zeilman will be remembered as one of the best sprinters ever known to Saugerties. After many wins in the regular season, he went on to capture the title in both the 100- and 220-yard dashes at the sectionals. The SAXVYERS didnit win any of the track events at the Hudson Valley Relays although they did place well in several instances. Fred Brenning, however, won both the discus throw and shot put crowns and George Neher captured first place in the broad jump. 1957 SCHOOL A'l1l'lLETlC RECORD BREAKERS-l RON'l' ROXV, left to riglzt: Cl. Becker four'-half milcl. H. Yickerjr Ulllflllt'-Sd, NY. Nlorgan flllilfi. SECOND ROXV: j. Dragan fr1i.s-c11sQ, F. Bn-nning fslzot putl, E. Roescr foul'-llrllf Hlilcl. - . 'lm-K' YAliSl'l'Y BASKE'l'BAI,l,-FllON'l'ROXV,Icfttori,ql1t: E.Riozzi XYolycn, Nl. Cowlcy, D. Nlorznilc KCU-Cf1pf.J, l'. NYcngt-rt, ll. KCU-Cupt.J, Al. Naccarato, D. fltlllvllltlll, B. Frcligh, ll. Nlycr, C. XYolycn, Xl. Nlacfiay fStufixfi1'i11nJ, Al3Sl'iN'l': XY. johnson. Ncln-r. SECOND NONY: flllllfll Slllllll, ll. xvlllllll-it'l', H. 1957 4958 Varsity Basketball This ycai' Coach Sinith hacl a coniplctc rchniltling joh sincc hc lost scvcn scniors. ln addition to this, the Dntchcss County Scholastic Lcagnc offcrctl strongcr coinpctition than thc S.-XXYYEHS hayc cyci' fact-cl in lcagnc play Tht- lilnc antl llhitc opcnccl tht- scason hy tlcfcating llinclhani. Catskill, Arlington, llooscyclt, and Ontcora nianagccl to roll on-1' thc low-spiritccl Sangcrtics fiyc with casc in tht- first of two contcsts. ln thc scconcl mcc-ting ot thc clnhs, Ontcora, Bcacon, and llndson nianaggctl just to sncak hy thc SAXYYIQHS. Thi- S.-XNYYICIRS gainccl swcct victory at thc cxpcnsc of Catskill ancl xY2l1J1JlllQl'l'S Falls. Tlu- lattcl' was ratccl as Coachcs and sports write-rs. tht- nninhcr onc tcain in tht- D.S.C.L. hy llndson Valle-y Thi- Catskill gannc was won hy shcci' clctcrmination ilffi'l' losing hu sti iight cagc hat Tlirongh most of thc scason Coach Smith shittccl thc linc-np. trying to find livc nicn who could work togcth- cr. This cxpcrinu-nting will hc yaluahlc to ncxt ycar's tcazn since only scniors ulilln llioxxi, uAli1L'liT Naccarato. and Ccorgc Nchcl' arc graclnating this ycar. SCORES S.Il.S. 651 Xlinclhani 61 S.ll.S. T5 llnclson TU S.ll.S. 63 Catskill S6 S,ll.S. 8-1 Xlintlliain 61 I l.S. 50 licacon 52 S.l l.S. 75 XYappingcl's Falls 653 S.li.S. 64 Untcora T6 S.Il.S. T2 Arlington ill S.l1.S. 53 liooscyclt SS 63 Untcora 66 S.H.S. TT Catskill T6 Sill.S. 61 lgcacon 53 S.ll.S. 64 llntlson TU S.H.S. T1 Arlington T2 S.ll.S. 5T Roost-yclt S4 S.H.S. 60 xlvll13plllgi'l'S Falls T2 S.H.S. llighlancl 59 65 66 l llUN'l' BUVV. left fo rigllf: L. Donal rllgrtl, XV. Nlorgan, D. Sheerler. ll. l,c7.ette, T. Olson, j. Benison, li. Connaway. SECOND BOXV: NV. Knaust, B. lfraucello, -I. Dungey, A. Armstrong, Al. Snyder, ll. 'Ialinarlgr-. 'l'lllllD HONV: S. Crank. S. Dick- haut, S. Nlorse, ll. Beniamin, XV. lit-kh11ll', B. Nlayone, A. Cliannotti, Couclz XV. Straub. 1957 -1958 Junior Basketball jUNIOB VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Straub this year lost most of last yearls ball club to the Varsity. He also faced a rebuilding task and excellent competition. The junior High Basketball Program of last year furnished him with some fine young prospects. Besides having a young team, Coach Straub faced disciplinary problems when some of his cagers decided that they did not need much practice. Later in the season, however, the young SAXVYEBS practiced hard and Worked well together for an extremely spirited team effort. The AI.V. team was blessed with height and rebounding ability. lt also possessed some fine ball handlers. Coach Straub succeeded in playing almost the entire team in each ball game. This team experience will prove valuable to future Varsity squads. The basket- ball-minded students of Saugerties High will be watch- ing closely the progress of this years ,I.V. team. AIUNIOB HIGH BASKETBALL Coach Seither has done well this year in producing an exceptional junior High Basketball Team. His work is extremely important in Saugerties High cage hopes as he teaches his squad fundamentals and team effort. His players are products of the Biddy League which starts young boys playing basketball almost as soon as they can walk. The team seems to have that so-called basketball sense which Coach Smith looks for in Varsity ballplayers. The players see the open man and weak spots in the enemy defense. They also realize the importance of defense. In addition to this, the junior High five are strong off the backboards and possess great ball-handl- ing ability. They are fast and take advantage of fast break opportunities. Coach Seither has a smooth and well-rounded squad. l.El 'l' TO ltlCH'l': li. Nlc-Caig, Nl. Fury, C. Bourguinon, A. jaeobs, D. Ks-rin, li. SL-holetzky, A. Hrcllieka, B. lfelloxvs, Couch l . Seither. ABSEN'l'z XY, Sn-hiriner, Xl. Doclig. We Acquire the Tools of Learning from Our Faculty Members 'X -jg . WN 'Www ui 4 -WA , 1? 'v , ,., llr x 1 2:-,S N - .1 I W f ,f W ,f g I ollg' H ff f Z 0 afx in f x f S 1 fb , r I, N vsp f HHH! J' Granf D. Morse, Ph.D SUPERINTENDENT or scHooLs gk ' N. LEONA HOGAN Mount Holyoke College, B.A.g New York University, XI.A.g Ilerlrl of .lIr1tl1c'n111fie.s' IJl'lHll'fIHl'llf. Nl. ELINOR LENTE Nlitlcllelmry College, B.A., XI..-X.: Ilerlll of I.11n,um1,Qe Department. Q: E Tl'ilQ'llt'l'S College, clifftlilllilg clfililllillt' WVork, New York University: Vice- Q A. FRANCES LARNED Syruense University, B.A.1 New York XIARIAN 'l'. HEERNIANCIC State 'll0tlL'llCI'S College, lllklttSllllf2ll University, BLA., Graduate XVork, New Ilezlrl of Crmlmezrc' Deprlrfmenf. York University, State Tenellers College, AllJ2lllQ'Q Director of Guidance. LAXVRENCE M. CAHILL State Teueliers College, Oswego: State Prineipzzl. DAVID S. CUNNINGHANI Oliio Northern University, B.A.: Crzulu- zlte XVork, Ohio State, State Tealellers College, Allmny, Stute TL'klL'l1t'fS College, New Paltz: As-.s'i.stmzt Principal. DOROTHY XY. EASTXYOK JD PATRICK XV- HUDDEN State 'l1l'lll'lIt'l'S College, Cortluml: Stalin Hillvf CUHUQU, B5-l Cmllllilti' xvmk- Tezleliers College, Blllifilltll State Tezleln- State 'l'l'2lL'lK'I'S College, All71UU'1 Sf'lW I ers College. Allmnv, B.S. in lfclneantion B Sl CS'5' AI'l'm55Cr- B. S. in Liln'zu'y Seieneeg l.ilJl'11l'irn1. Y N M, 4 v ROBERT T. EMERY Syracuse University, B.A., M.S.g Head of Srfierzce Department. ROY OHNO University of Vermont, B.A.g Clruclnzlte XVork, University of Verniontg IllStfllf't0l' in Sciwlce. AGNES A. SHEFF MALCOLM A. BUMP NVlient0n College, B.A.g Colinnlmin Uni- Syracuse University, B.A., M.A.g Ilvucl of versity, M.A.: clfklilllklti' XVOrk, Universi- Sm-ful Studies Depurfnzent. ty of Hartford, lnstr1lc'trc.s.s- in Ell,f.fli.S'11. LEON VV. ML-LAUCHLIN State 'lwC1lCllC1'S College, Oswego, 13.5.1 Clrnclnnte XVork, New York University: Ins-tr1u'tm' in Driver Erlrleatimz. LYNNETTE FLENVELLINC University of Maine, B.A., M.A., Head of English Deprzrtment. XVIN'l'HROl' CI. EMMONS MILDRED BRADY Enstnnni Selizml of Mnsie, ltlnxeu Col- Sfilff' Tf'Hl'h0fS College, Fff'd011i2l. B-5-, lege, 13.8.1 Instructor in Instrunxenta M.S.g ln.s-tru1'trc'ss in .lIu.s'i4'. ,Xlmyifg FRANCES E. BEHR Bzml Collt-gc, B.A.g Columbia University, KLA.: I11.vtr1u'trr,'s.s in Surial Strzzlivs. ELLA Nl. SVVAl7n'l' llmlvclictillc' Scllool of Nursing, R.N.. liussr-ll Saga- Colle-gog Nurs-1' and Attmzd- ann' S11p1'r1'ixor. -J 'Z' as i CHARLES A. SCHUMACHEH Univcrsity of Buffalo, State Tr-uclu-rs College, Buffalo, B.S.g Ins-truvtor in Industrial Arts. H. CHAHAXI BARKHUFF Bullallo State Teaclu-rs Coll:-gc, BS.: Allmuny State Tczlclmcrs Collcgc-, XLS.: Craulllutv VVork, Albany Stutc 'll-acllcrs Collcgvg In.struz'tur in Imlustriul Arts. XVILLIANI B. ROSS Tufts Ullivcrsity, B.A., NI.A.g Clmclllzltn- XVork, Boston Univvrsity: lrz.s-trurfor in Englislz. JOHN O. XVELTON Brooklyn College-, A.B.: City Collc-go of Nr-W York, NI.B.A.g Grnclllutv W'ork, Univvrsity of Nluinc, Columbia Uni- vcrsity Tcaclu-rs Collcgcg Instructor in Cfll7Ill'7lUfL'l' and Social Studies. BERTHA Xl. CAlll'EN'l'lfll Boston Univa-rsity, A.B.g Clrzuluatv W'orl4 Boston Univvrsityg Il1strlu'trc'.v.v in Ellgfi-Yll. .. X ' - , ,., I .,:,,. . , -I AN ICE li. PETIE RSOX Buxton Univr-rsity, B.Nl.g Clrzuluaulm XVork, llhorlr- lslnncl Collvgz- of lcllll cation: 1161111 of .ll11.s'ic' 1Jl'lltll'fHll'Hf. JEANNETTE SPRING PAUL J. XVHITING RUTH SVVICKEY Kingston Hospital School of Nursing, Ricker College, B.A., University of University of Pittsburgh, A.B., Teachers RN., State Teachers College, Oneonta, Blaine, SLE., Instructor in Social College, Columbia University, M.A.g Russell Sage College, Nurse and Attend- Studies. Craduate Work, Teachers College, Co- ance Supervisor. lumbia University, New York University, Harvard, Boston University, University of Cincinnati, Instructress in 8th grade English. KIARY DlCKSON NIcCill University, B.A., Graduate WVork, Teachers College, Columbia University, Instructress in English. CATHERINE XI. VAN ETTEN MARGARET N. SHAFFER Cornell University, B.S.g cilfilfllliltt' YVork, ROBERT SININIONS Aclelphi College, AB., State College for State College for Teachers, Albany, Drake University, BA.: Instructor in Teachers, Albany, M.A.g 1n.structrc.s'.s in Instructrcss in Home Ecorlolnics. Eighth Grade Social Stuclics. A1IlfllC'!l1llffL'S. -J! 5 . F D- 1 e EDXVIN A. SPRINCSTEAD NIARY CHAFFEE DAVID C. JONES State Teaeliers College, Broekport, B.S.g University of New Hampsllire, BA., Cornell University, B.A., NLE.: Ill.K'fl'Ill'- Instructor in Plzysiezll Elllll,'!ltffPII. Graduate YVork, University of New for in Seienee. Hampshire, Instruetress in Art. EUGENE ll. A. LA PLANTE Boston Conservatory of Nlusie, Univer- sity of New Hampshire, BA., Hemi of Art Department. MARY YOST XVILLIANI F. STRAUB RICHARD REDDER Indiana Central College, B.S.g Graduate Niagara University, ltliaea College, B.S.: Hartwiek College, B.A.g New York Uni- XVork, Indiana State Teachers College, Cratlnate VVork, State Teaeliers College, versity, KLA.: Instructor in Seuentlz State Teaeliers College, Albany, lnstrlle- Albany, Hemi of Plzyxiezll Elllll'llffUlI Crude ,l1tlflIl'lH!lfiC.Y and Seienee. tresv in Home Ec'm1mniL'.s'. Department. DONALD C. MULLER VVagner College, B.A.g Graduate VVork, University of Bishop's College, Instruc- tor in Seventh Gracie English and Science. DAVID GOBLE State Tcaclmers College, Oneonta, B.S., Nl,S.g Instructor in Seventh Grade Social Studies. VERA MACK Syracuse University, A.B.g Instructress in Latin I. ROBERT NIOSER State Teachers College, New Paltz, M.S.g Seventh Grade Principal, Instruc- tor in Seventh Grade English. 1Ax1Es J. TOOLAN New York University, B.A., Graduate Xvork, State Teachers College, New Paltzg Instructor in Eighth Grade English and Science. FRANKLYN H. ESTES Blaine Maritime Academy, B.S.g Gradu- ate NVork, State Teachers College, New Eighth Grade, In- Grarle Mathematics and Science. Paltz, Principal of structor in Eighth JOHN P. SMITH Ithaca College, B.S.g Graduate VVork, Ithaca Collegeg Instructor in Physical Education. FRED S. SEITHEH Ithaca College, B.S., M.S.g Ill-S'fI'llL'fUf in Physical Ezlucation. We Acquire The Tools Of Learning Through Our Class Organizations A lil, F 3 f ,f 'fl 7- I Our very first action as members of the junior Class was the election of eoinpetent officers. Soon we found that it was time to select and he measured for our class rings. The sale of magazines was upon us in no time. hut it was worth the effort for the enjoyment the profits hrought us at the Iunior-Senior pienie. On this 16 l li0NT RONY, left fo rigfll: lf. Cahill. D. llarglreave, lf. Ross, Al. Rohinsou, A. Clemson, SECOND ROXY: l. Xlower, L. Klontzino. XY. Clements, Xliss li. Lente, l . lflorio. Nl. Aiello, N. Overlragli. L. Arni- strong. THIRD RUXY: Y. XYintel's. B. Carney, R. Orinantly. Nl. liilllllllg, A. Ciarlante, S. Lamouree, D. Frantz. R. Lintlell. FUURTII RONV: S. Ror- ner, E. Thornton, P, XYL-ogert, Xi. Cowley, D. Nlorinile, D. Legg. li. Seheiliel, j. Speneer. FRONT HONV, left to right: Nl. Finger, j. Braekett, B. Ereeg, NI. Finger, NI. Fiur-lm. SECOND ROXV: T. Sasso, H. Smith, D. Brooks, j. Flewelling, S. Staples, T. Haley, C. Rohinson, NI. Altevogt. THIRD ROXV: C. Nieiler, P. Hogan, A. Nliehaels, P. Kroin, A. Nlartin, -I. Kanninski, E. Ross, A. Coinito. FOURTH ROXV: XY. Voerg, R. Cur- tis, C. Ricks, l'. Carlson, NV. Nlergan, I Stortlahl, L. Ahrains, j. Sweeney. FRONT RUXV, left to rigillf: E. Lal'- sen, K. Lewis, Nl. Brenniiig, C. Roeser, C. Spiea, S. Harris. SEC- UND ROVV: C. Esehinann, l'. XVynne. Nl. Ferraro, C. Pesee, A. Nelson, D. Closi, C. Russell, C. Currison. 'l'I'lIRD ROXV: J. Nlinkler, -I. VanDerhec-lc, j. Cranwehr, j. Braitling, l.. Paraclee, -I. Cooclrieh, H. Viekery, A. Kerhert. FOURTH ROXV: L. FRIXTOII, E. XYQW. VV. Spring, S. Xlorse, K. Stanley, B. Shapiro, DI. Cousins, D. Swart. Junior Class clay in june, we were hosts to the Senior Class at Trnkals Park where we spent the day eating, swinnning, anil just having fun with our school-mates. Xloving-up clay ceremonies and the presentation of letters awards hrought our wonclerful and happy year to a hright and rewarding elose. l liUN'l' IIUNY, left fo rigllfl Xl. Burke, I . lfonclino, S. ltosaclo. C. llalpert. I. llemiett, NI. Xlartino. SIQCONIJ IIUXV: ll. llerzal, 'lf Sparla, XY. Iolinson. li. Lang. XY. XYashlnn'n, C. Yanlinskirk, D. Aiello, Ii. Catina. Il. Doyle. D. llowcll. 'l'IIIlID IIUNV: I. Koyac. C. Britten, ll. Lnlcliari. IC. Kriss. D. Cnra 1, C. llosccrans, K. Kane, N. Quackenbush, C. Hanson, I. Oslerliouclt. D. lfliclxer, N. France. .-X. Slaunp. II. ficllx-lla. l 0Uli'l'II NUXY: C. Crispino. -I. Snycler, Xl. Xlaclialy. O. llronlx, S. Newliirli, II. XYlnitalxer. I. lfast. I. Barone, I. Buyi- liins. II. Nnxnssen, A. .-Xrbogast, NY. Xliclxle. I. Burns. L. Clearwater. l lIUN'l' IIOXY, If-ft fo right: Il. Chirola. I,. NVoorl, IC. Scarselli, Xl. Kohler, S. Creenspan, N. Nlaclfarlancl. SECOND IIOVV: DuBois, C. Swanson. C. C. Pesce, l'. Tiano, I. llenison, V. Ilolminson, C. Larsen, C. Henson. I,. lleclier, ll. Legg. 'IIHIIID IIONY: A. Iicanrloin, I. lloberti, II. llartletl. I . Cafalrlo, I. NVhitehcacl, C. Caslulollar, I. Dari, H. XlcLennan, I. Nlayone, ll. llethier, Ii. Connaway, XI. .-X. Stenson. IVOUIITH IIONV: I. Kellerhonse, A. Nlisasi. K. Fuller, l'. Kruger, L. XVI-ber, D. Oyerbagh, Nl. Nichols, Xl. llrc-en, Y. I4-wis, I. llansen. D. Spencer, Xl. Sasso. l llON'l' IIUXV, lrff fo fight: C. Bell, ll. Sharrctt, Y. Porto, Nl. Dunn, N. Xlisasi, S. Hughes. SECOND IIOVV: A. IJIJXIIIIJYUSIU, II. Xl. Nlooncy, Nl. lhszulo, Xl. Brice, II. Sinsapangh, S. Ilyan, I . Pritcliitt. H. Tliolnpson, C. NlacNix'en, ll. Dean. TIIIIID IIONV: IJ. Spcrl, I. Lezette. I. Brink, A. IliIl'llS5Il'l', II. XYRIITI, II. Ilall. A. Kroin. IC. I4illIIlll'l', I,. NVrolscn, C. XYillizuns. .-X. ,'Xlll'l'lI2llllM'lI, I. Ccntli- ner. lf'UUli'l'lI IIUXY: Bennett, H. llroolcs, .-X. Armstrong, A. Notar- nicola, ll. lfreligll, B. NVolyen, ll. Strasser. Xl. Iohnson, P. Cotich, XV. Lexette. V. Ciarlante, C. llopowicz. Sophomore Class This. our second yea1' in high school, brought with it many new and wonderful experiences. XVe had finally become familiar with the high school routine and were beginning to feel part of the proceedings. XVe elected our officers, had members of our class in the various clubs and athletic squads, and had a Christmas speaker represent our class in the Christmas assembly program After worrying through mid-terms, we began to look for ward to our class picnic at Trnkals. This day of swim ming and playing brought a happy year to a close as we too, looked forward to the prospects of being Iuniors when we once again returned to Saugerties Iligh School Freshman Class l IIi3X'I' IIONY. lwff In riglli: P. Szlssu, P. I,uI'Izmtv, li. XVI1itnIu-r. D. Craw- I'm'cI. XI. I.ic-vrv, Y. l'oy-tlm-ss, IS. III-ills-y. SECOND IIONY: I . XVI-Islx. X. Xlmvvr, D. Lurvy, I . Saulclm-r, C. Kzm1sI1z1v, Ii. CI-ntm-r, I. Km-cI1t, I . Xlmvm-r. 'I'IIIIID IIONV: Al. Allison. D. l'l'I'I'2ll'O, DI. NilL'l'1lI'lIlO, NI. C11-cu, II. SIIIIIII. C.. c,lII'l'2lIl, II. BUIIII, A. Colmmu, D. Coopcr, Nlrs. XI. Dick- SOII. IJUUIYIIII IIUXY: D. Sllvvclvr, XY. AImIm0tt, II. llngnn, V. Iluslzun, -I. Nolan. D. Bvllizlmill, D. Nmmlquist, -I. IIIII, DI. Hn-iclczlmp, K. Iirink. I IION'I' IIONV, lwft trr riglll: K Ifmms, B. Bislmp, S. Smitlm, NI. XVznIsIu L. cIill'iIllI'I', D. I34-nsmm, P. Xluyum- Y. Iillssu-II. SICCOND IIOXY: I, Lzxslu-r, A. Iimuks, C. I m11cv, II l,lII'1liIISl', P. IIzxrg1'm-uw-, D. Nlaltm-ru LI. Brmmking, II. Simnpunlgln. 'l'IlIIID IIOXY: Xlrs. XI. SIILIII-PIA, li. xvilllllllljl. I. Ilzlnwvl, C Plllzxlal, II. Lum-plm, X. SIlz1pim, Xl. Xlyvr,-I.XIau'Ix.XV.SmitI1. 'I'. OIsrm. A. I.aunI:, D, Slu1Itis PUIIIIYIIII IIUNIA: K. AIAIIIIIUNYS, A Iiriw, C. King, NY. KIIZIIISI. S. Crunk IC. Cuulx. II. PI-ck, II. L4-nt, S. Sclmir- mvr, II. Burkv, C. Iluim-s, C. IA-wis IVIIONT IIOXY, lvft fu rigllff A XYmIisL-In-vli, D. 'I'm'l4, Y. llc-rlx. D cJIl'l'I'lIIilIl, XI. OIII, IC. Commm-rfm'nI I.. Bllrllvll. SICCUND IIONY: XI Ox'cx'ImllgI1. C. Ilicczmli, I.. IJOIIKI, D Ilmmm-I, IC. Iiruwn. Xl. 'l'uppIv, ,I Xlzlilws, L. IZIIIIIOIIP. 'I'IIIIID IIOXY Xl. Iliucs, Pr. Nvwlxirk, j. NVUUQI. A XVI-Icmslllm-. II. 'I'I1mnz1s, C. Strmzllll, II 'I'z1Imzulgc, Ii. NIIIFYOII, XI. Nlalyum- K. lIOI'IlIJl'L'li, Nlrs. I . BI-In-. I OUII'I'II IIUXIV: XI. NIC'lil'I'SllIl, III-isigl. D III-I-sv. II. XIZIXOIIU, NY. ICI-I4IxcrlI', S IJic'I4I1a1uI, KI. IJIIIIQUX, II. Ifmm-I-Ilu D. Slzllclvr. II. IA-wis. I IION'I' IIOXY, Ivft fn right: S. Pant- Il'l'SOIl, P. Pc-Itingvr, NI. NI'y1lImup, IC -IRIIIII, II. I'upowin-1, II. Isz1Iu'IIz1 SECOND IIOXV: P. NVumI, Ii. Paga- nclli, F. Young, 'l'. NICIAZIIIILIIIIII, I Clulivttu, ll. Post, C. llmvlmul. K -Iucolms. THIIID IIOXV: Nlr. D. .Imws DI. Cooke-, Xl. Coll. XY. 'lI1'l'NVIllII.Il'I' II. SIIISIIDRIIIQII. C. Va111Stn-I-nlmurg, B -lilllll. 'I'. Calvin, C. Sczlrsc-Ili, Nl Iaumotti, XV. Spa1rIing,NI1'. P. XYI1iting IVOUIITII IIONV: I.. Sc-III:-l1I4v1', D II11IJy. NY. XIOTQLIII. Pr. XICCIOOII, C XYintv1's. A. Ciamnutti, A. Nlisalsi. P Amntrw, I. CIIIXILIIIZIIIO, S. Xlills. Eighth Grade I IION'l' IIDXY, lwff fu riglflfi D. Post. Y. lim-wr. I.. Yam 'lllsss-II. I.. Crum, I. IA-sfkrw. SICCOND IIONY: S. NYuucI, K. AVLIIIQIIII, A. 'Il-l'xx'iIIigc-l', A. Ifcr- mm, IC. C:u'Iv, C. Sl'IIiN'lII2lQ. II. I'Il'lllII7. A. XAIIOY. 'IIIIIIID IIUXII: NIV. If. Hsin. VI. Samgi, IQ. Ki11Iu'I, XI. Xlzzthis. II. Nlyc-r, II. Ln-gg. Y. I3urgm, B. Craft. I. Ihmcuwzx. I UI'II'I'II IIOXY: II. AvAlIlA,UUI'IIIS, C. BKIIITQIIIQHIUII, D. KI-rin, II, fIllI'l'A', NY. CIc'zlrwalI1'1', XI. Kitlnulrt, A. .lan-ulmx, -I. IDvrIxysIxin-. IXIIUNT IIUAV, lvft fu riflllfi S. AI- kins. D. IIuvussIo1', L. Brumm-, II. Iluyvs, SIQCONDIIOXV: K.Sz1gz1zi1', K. IDI-cI4-risk, IJ. SIOImocIa1, NI. VVIIII- :aka-r, A. HIJIIIZIIIS, L. C11-ntuvr, XV. AvIL'Iit'l'j', I'I. Alalrlill. 'IIHIIID IIUAV: Hr. SIIIIIIIUIIS, II. Spndzl, S. Swurt, C. AIcIrim-I1. XY. Bmckvtt, II. XYicIuu1iz-r, ll. hI2lllxv1lIIil'llI7IlI'Il, L. Cllwrcm, I . I'1Tl'II1.fIl. I UI'II'I'II IIONV: II. IA'0ll- .u'II, S. NYim'In-II, NV. Sl'IlIlAIlli'l', II, Nlcrtim-, A. IIrcIIiL'I4a1, S. ImImlI, QI. K1-III-y, D. IIuImi11sun. I lION'I' IIUAY, Ivft In l'i,Qllf: Xlisnsi, .I. Stoly, NI. Stay, ll. Di Si- mum-, I. Iiiu-nI74-rg. SECOND IIUXV: D. Dm1cI, D. fliII1-spy, D. Simmons, 'I'. Dunn, I'. Slmuski, II. Smith, A. I 2lI5IilIIO, B. .'AlllllIIlISt'll. 'IIHIIID IIOXV: Nlr. I. 'IIll0Iilll, II. cIl'llIIllll'I', XI. Fury. Ii. Ormzmmly, L. VIIZIIIIIEICIILU, I.. AVI-sh-rgz11'cI, II. XIL'Czlig.!, F. Tiamo, I'IilIg.1L'I'. l 0I'II'l'II IIUXY: II. IIDTI3, If. Ifingvr. II. link:-r, j. Rupp, bl. fII'2lIIllIll. I. l,IlIXllIIl'Il, P. I511-1-ll, I . Callwlsu. IflIUN'I' IIUXY. Ivff IU riglflfi SL'IIIl'IlIit'I'. XI. Iillllix, AI. I'I2lllIIilll'I', IC. I'INL'IIl'llINlL'II. SICCOND IIUAY: II. XIviswinIwI. II. Craft, I'. K4-autor, NI. I,wmzu'LI. XI. CIIITDIIIU. Cl. 'I'r-l'wiIIigvx', XI. IIllI'Il'j', Zil11In'II. 'IIIIIIID IIUAY: Xlisx II. SwicIu'y. II. Kc'IIvl'Imlm'. I.. O'I3ryml, -I. D1-I IR-su. I . XIQDI-l'1l1uIl. il, SL'Il1lII,l'l', A. Paltryk. I'IOUII'l'II IIONY: A. Ifxmlw, D. NYuIw'n, II. ScImIvUIxy. II. Ifc-IImx's, K. Nlillx, II. S1-raml. Ii. Slmpiru. Seventh Grade FIIUNI IIUYV. Irfl fu right: IP. Stull. I.. K1-zlrllcy. II. c,ISl'II, C. IIUII- imon, S. Bmulvitzz, S. Amvml. SICC- UNIJ IIONV: I . XIHIIQ, CI. VIIIt'lIl'l'. IQ. Kovzlr. IV. f2lIIj.fIl'y, II. NI'vIImn. I . Allvr. 'If I.zlsI1c'1', ll. Kmm. 'I'IIIlID IIOIY: XIII II. Xlosvr, II. AIIIMII, S, IIQIIISUII, C. Nlc-ssilm. A. Sussex, II. fXIzlrc'IIi, C. II:-al, N. IIistIz1I. I. Wor- Lfilll, II. Sm-ks. I OUII'I'II IIOXY: ll. XICIJZIIILIIIIIII, S. Ifl-rrim-, -I. Nlcrgcll- 4Iz1I1I, NI. Dodig, B. Ifingvr, I.. I3:1c'ItcIu'l', IJ. XIRIIIQIIUSIYII, II. Commun, S. D1-cIvricIi, XY. KIIIIIDIIIRIII, IIIIONI IIOXV, Iwft tn right: IC. IIvII- wlg, K. XVTIIISOII,xI.IIi'2II'l'.I..XIIL'IiIl'. II. IIIIIISUII, Y, Nlmso. SICCONIJ IIONV: -I. I l'L-IILLII. NY. IJiIIu11, IC. Ifmm-0. j. King, II. Buvlm. C. XIII- cmnc, IC. Smnking, IJ. Ou-1'IxzxxlgI1. IIIIIIIID IIOIIIZ XIV. IJ. CIUIIIO. A. AcI:1ms, II. Dmmlick, Ii. Km'uI1I, I'. IJc'L'Ii1'l', II. Nis'IIIvI', S. CIAIFII. IJ. I,l'Il- llvy, II. I'II'ilIlI'l'. I'IUIIII'I'II IIONY: XI. ch-Xlzm-. IC. StmI1sz1I1I. I . SIIIICIIIUF. S. ISIISI, VI. AIUIMI. bl. IR-DIX. XI. I,zlum-r. XI. IDI-nlingvr, -I. l'11IumImu. IVIIONT IIUXY, Iwff In l'I,LflIf.' II. Snydvr, C. XViIIm1-r, I.. Smw, I'. Ilona AI. I cmcIimm, IJ. IIItc'Iuic-. SICCONIJ IIUNY: -I. Nlalrilm, ff. SIIUUQIQI. C. Xlvssilnal. IJ. fIUI'Ii1'l'j', IJ, I,ilI'S1'll. I'. Davis, tl. :XIIQIL-1'sol1, NI. IIOIIIIIIVII. 'IIIIIIIIJ IIUXY: Xlr. II. II1'cI1Ic'l'. II. YAIIIQ. I . I 11siuI4, II. IA-gg. II. lfgllmimm. II. II:1rI1'um, I.. Svlu-III-I, I. XI'iImIm-, -I. SHIIIII. IVOIIIIIIIII IIUXY: ff. KIIAIIINI. D. IIIIIIIIAUCIQ, II. IIrmm1m'II. 'I'. I.uIn'x. I.. Iwal, I. I.llllIIIlIl'NI. II. XI:-NI. Ix. I'fc'I4c'1'I1'in. II. IIrinIx. I4'IION'I' IIUIV. Ifff In rigflli K. lIiL-km-tsmn. X. C4-Ili, C. Sn-alum-IIi, K. .IIIIIIISIIIIL II. Xlyvrs, II. Clippvrt. SECOND IIONV: 'If .'xIII'I'IIlIIlI5l'II, A. Ca11mIn-s, I . Xlzulm, II. I.:u's4-lm. NI. I,llIIll'l', D. KLLIIIIIISIQI, XI. I.. NVQ-IIs. D. Xlmn. IIIIIIIJ IIUNY: XIV. D. XIHIIQ-r. II. IIic'Iu-Isml. I.. IIcIIwig, C. IYiIsrm. I. SIl':lSsm'l', ID. l.m-m-I, .-X. IIIOIIIDIQIIIS, C. Cz1rIsrm, C, XVIISUII. IVOUIIIII IIONY: lf. IIiwImp, K. KIILIIISI, A. 'I'm1m-S4-ll, II. cIIl'iIl'XVIlIl'I', NV. ArImogz1sI, S. XI. SII4-rllmll, II, XI'I1itn-I10z1cI. VI. Stoly. A. NYUIH-ll. 1957 Regents Scholarship Winners jzuncs Ercvg.: Kvithu Tompkins jzum-s Szmclncr f if s Q Y Zane Lanlva Joan Cotich NVilli:nn Zn-ihnzln john lJ1'a1g1111 was am'a1rcln-al 1 Hvgcllts Sclmhllwlmip too lam lmvv his picture inn-Inch-ml in thm yearbook. Edward HOL'SL'r Dmmlnl xYllit1lkl'l' SENIOR CLASS Olfl lCliltS: Thomas Ilull. fl'l'IlvK'Ill'!tl'f SENIOR CLASS AQTlYl'l'HQS Lowell Xlayone, 17l'I'-S'iIlf'IIfj Beverly Nlooers, 1W'f'l'I'fIll'UJ Xlary Jhillll' lilrzrirx, .w'f':'e!11r1f: Sally Dayi, l'i1'z'-p1'e.s-irlwi1'. iz. x tg ag 3. Qz 2 tit '2 . ! fl f i . tr l F i 1 4 M fi A + 2 l ' 5 ' Y E tl 5 f K . . 5 Q , . Q. li lv. 2 l l l i 3 ,A 1 Liisa Lukkari, xrllutrltorirmq Henry Sacks, tirllezlictoriun. 82 ln September we, as Seniors. looked forward to an excit- ing and eventful year. Our first activity as a class was to elect officers. This done, we began to make prepar- ations for graduation. ln October group and individual pictures were taken for i'The Sawyer. Nlany of us ordered additional copies of our Senior pictures to give to classmates and friends. The name cards which we ordered we also exchanged with class members. The type of graduation announcements which we would send out in june were selected by us. After we were measured for caps and gowns, the problem arose of how we could raise money to pay for them. Instead of hav- ing the traditional Senior plays, we launched a pin-sell- ing drive. Each class member sold at least three school pins which consisted of the high school initials and the year of graduation. Another money-making project was the Senior Ball held in Nlay. This involved the work of choosing a theme. making decorations, and then of decorating the school gym. The theme of the ball, Out of This NYorld, lent itself quite well to the creative genius of some of our classmates. ln june came Regents, the junior-Senior picnic, and, finally, the night to which we had looked forward so lcmg-graduation. This evening brought mixed feelings of joy and sorrow: joy for having reached our goal, but sorrow as we said farewell to our carefree high school years. Our four years of high school have been filled with many memories. There have been moments of friendship and companionship which we will always cherish. Years from now we will forget any unpleasant events which may have occurred and will recall with pleasure the Wonder- ful days shared with classmates in Saugerties High School. 4 MARGARET A. AMEND 4Peggy3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amend Sub Deb 41, 23: Basketball 42, 33: Homeroom Officer 423: Secondary Choir 413: Ulsterettc Typist 443: J. V. Cheer Leading 41, 2, 3,3. JAMES M. ARMSTRONG PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Armstrong Science Club 433: Debate 423: National Forensic League 423: Orchestra 41, 2, 3, 43: Swing Band 42, 3, 43: Class Night Music Soloist 423: Stage Manager junior Play 433: Varsity Football Mgr. 41, 23: Varsity Basketball Mgr. 423: j. V. Basketball Mgr. 413: J. V. Baseball Mgr. 413. BRUCE BRATTEN PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bratten - . . . 3 4 . MICHAEL 1. BAXTER 4'Mikc'i PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baxter Science Club 43, 43: Laboratory Assistant 433. BARBARA L. BECK 4Bc'Cky3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Beck Sigma 443: Res Pultlica Romana 42, 3, 43: Fleur-fle-Lis 43 43: Debate Club 42, 3, 43: Future Teachers of America 433 National Forensic Forum 42, 3, 43: Honicroom Officer 443 Librarian 42, 33. CHARLES BRICE PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brice BUYS. Hi-Y 43, 43: 51161100 Club 433: Freshman Forum 413: Varsity Football 42, 33: Homeroom Officer 423: Cboir 41, 2. Track 43, 43: Cross Country 433: Assembly Usller 413. 3, 43: Operetta 413. THOMAS R. BRENNAN 4T01713 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan BARBARA Al. BROOKS PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brooks Science Club 413, Secretary 413: Outing Club 413: Fresb- Alpha Beta Kappa 443: Sub Deb 413: Frcsllnnul Forum F 1 man orum 4 3: Stage Manager junior Play 433: Assembly 413: Softball 423: Scconclary Cboir 413: LTlgtr-11-tw Typiq USl1l'Y 41, 23- 443: Esopus Council 413. m - sl1unu1m .. we EMILY VERA CAFALDO 1Em3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cafaldo Sub Deb 113: Hoineroom Officer 123: Choir 12, 3, 43: C irls' Glee Club 113. WINIFRED CANCER 1Winnie3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Canger Girls' Hi-Y 133: Alpha Beta Kappa 143: Outing Club 113, Sub Deb 113: Secondary Choir 113: Ulsterette Typist 143: junior Play Property Manager 133: Dr. Morsels Messenger 12, 33: Librarian 13, 43. MIRIABI CARUSO PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caruso Alpha Beta Kappa 143: Outing Club 113: Masque Club 113: Girls' Baseball 123: Ulsterette Typist 143: Nursels Messenger 143. IOANNE CHAPMAN 1103 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman Sub Deb 113: Masque 143: Volleyball 123: Baseball 123: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Homeroom Officer 113: Esopus Coun- cil 12, 33. LYNN M. CRAFT PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A. Craft Sigma 11, 2, 3, 43: Sub Deb 113: Basketball 11, 2, 335 Volleyball 11, 2, 33: Homeroom Officer 133: Girls' Glee Club 113: Nurse's Messenger 133. JOSEPH R. CICCONE PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ciccone New Utrecht High School 11, 2, 33: Orchestra 143: Senior Band 143: Swing Band 143. CRETCHEN L. COONS 1GretCl13 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coons Sigma 12, 3, 43: Orchestral 11 2, 43: Choir 143: j. V. Cheer Leading 11, 23. SALLY A. DAVI PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Dani Sub Deb 113, Pres. 113: Res Republica Romana 11, 2, 3, 43, Scriba 133: Debate 11, 2, 3, 43, Sec. 133, Pres. 143, Sigma 13, 43, Vice Pres. 143: F.T.A. 12, 33: National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 43: Class Vice Pres. 13, 43: Homeroom Officer 133, Esopus Council 123: SAWYER Literary Editor 143: junior Play 133: Cantine Speaking Contest 13, 43, Second Prize 133: Latin II Prize 123: National Honor Society 13, 43: Girls, State Representative 133: D.A.R. Good Citizen 143. NIARCIA C. DEDERICK PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. jan.s'en Derlcrick Cirls' Hi-Y 133: Sigma 143: Alplia Br-ta Kappa 143, Trcas- urcr 143: Ulstcrcttc Typist 143: Esopus Council 133: Nurse-s's RICHARD ELLIOTT 1Dir'k3 PARENT: Mrs. Alicr' Emu!! Boys, Hi-Y 133: Science- Club 113, bl. V. Baseball 11, 23: Varsity Bascball 133: Vollcyball 133: SAXVYER Art Editor Nh-sscngcr 143: Mr. Caliillis Nlcsscngcr 133. 143. JOHN nr: PASQUALE fzsaxfw PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. john De Pasquale Aiclc-clc-Camp 11, 2, 33: Holncrnoin Officcr 133: Esopus Council 123: Dr, Nlorscis Nlcsscngcr 143, Mr. Calii1l's PATRICIA L. E1.LlS 11,1113 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Artlzur Ellis Vlfappirigcrs Falls High Sclmol 113: Sigma 13, 431 Lilllllfy Club 12, 3, 43: Outing Club 113: Vollcyball 12, 133: Rawlwl- a L., 1 g :sr-ball 123g Ulstcrcttc Typist 143: Nlr. Caliill's Nlosscngcr 143: J. V. Base-ball 11, 23: J. V. Basketball 123: 13111 17 33 Bl Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 43: Varsity Basketball 143: lntra St-lmol Basketball 11, 23, lntra Scliaol Softball 11, 23. JOYCE E. FINCII PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. William P. Finch Catskill Higli Sclmol 113, Fntnrc Tcaclicrs of Alncrica 143. Prcs. 143: Dcbatc Club 11, 23: Baskctball 113: Softball 123: Volleyball 123, SAVVYER Icc Crt-ani Salcs Mgr. 143. AUDREY E. FINGER PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas- R. Finger lfrcslinian Forum 113, Alplia Bcta Kappa 1433 Baskctball 11, 2, 533: Vollcyball 123: Hmncromn Officer 12, 43: Class Nlcsscngcr 13 3. KIARYANNE R. 151401110 1,lll1l'l'l PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fluriu Outing Club 113: Outing.: ancl Rccorcl Club 123: Cirls' Ili-Y 133: Alplia Bcta Kappa 143, Soc. 143, Frcslinian l'10l'lIlIl 1 13: Huincrooni Officc-r 12, 43: Class Sccrctary 143: Ulstcrcttc Typist 143: SAWYER Typist 143: Esnpns Council 1431 Dr, Morscis Mr-sscngcr 133. ANTHONY LO11lS FRANCELLO 1Tnng,'3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Santn I l'rlr1r'cllu Outing Club 113, Prcs. 113: Flcur-clc-l.is 12, 331 Dr-batm TIWINIITUT 1131 Class Vim' PTUS- 1233 S4'CUWlilfY Clwir 113. Club 11, 2, 3, 43: Honicrnmn Officcr 133: Cliristlnas Spa-akt-1 Prcs. 1 13: Ulstcrcttc Typist 1431 Esopus Council 143: Dr, 133: Prizc Speaking 1133: Ops-rctta 11, 23: Track 1 1, 23: -1. Y X1UfSl N N11'SS1'll!l'l' 1431 ,l. V. Cllvvl' Lvzlilinil 11. 2, 33. Baskctball 11, 23: Varsity Football 11, 2, 3. 43. deems. s. ,W 7 BEVERLY ANN FRELICH CBCUQ PARENT: Mrs. Bertha Dimitt Sub Deb CID: Volleyball C2, 35: Homeroom Officer C4l: Class Secretary CID, Operetta C2l: Girls' Sextette C2, 31, Orchestra Cl, 23, Choir C2, 35: Ulstcrctte Typist C4l: Esopus Council C2, SD: Dr. Morsels Messenger C235 J. V. Cheer Leading CID, Varsity Cheer Leacling C2, 3l. PATRICIA A. FULLER CPUU PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fuller Freshman Forum CID, Latin Club C2, 3, 41: Future Teachers of America C2, 3, 45: Library Club C415 Debate C3lg National Honor Society. JEAN F. GORDIANO Cletlnnel PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordiano Crtskill High School C1, 2, 31: Sigma Club C4l: Ulsterette Typist HEATHER D. CRAFF CHetQ PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Dussol lf- Sub Deb CU: Outing Club CID, Freshman Forum CID, Fleur-cle-Lis C2jg Future Teachers of America C233 Basket- ball Cl, 2, 133, Volleyball Cl, 2, SD, Softball CI, 2, 33, Home- room Officer C3lg Ulstcrctte Editor C4l. i JOHN 1. c:AMB1No Ju. PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. john Gambino SALLY JANE GOODRICH PARENT: Mr. jolm N. Goodrich Sub Deb CID: Future Teachers of America C2, 4lg Scif-nu Club C I J. RICHARD CURAU Cliiclliel PARENT: Mrs. Ann Gurau Brooklyn Technical High School CI, 2, IABIES HANSEN Cjiml PARENT: Mrs. Helena Doyle Outing Club Cllg Boys, Hi-Y C3lg Volleyball CID, Home room Officer C3Jg Esopus Council C3D, Track Cll, j. Basketball CID, Varsity Football CI, 2, Sl. ,ir nnm1m1-imma .ie-C. lwiwfifwwamxis ,esswr.l.m.wf.:rQs-:missin-nun' f - X swf., ,, .. as s e C am 1 .1 11- .- m V R. LORRAINE HENNEGAN 1IIClI1llf2 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hennegan Outing Club 113: Masque Club 11, 23, Program Chrmn. 123: Frcslunan Foruin 113, Rccord and Outing Club 123, Basket- lrall 12, 33: Baseball 123: Volleyball 12, 33, Clioir 12, 3, 43' Clirls' Clcc Club 113, Operetta 123. 1 DAVID YV. HOFFMAN 1Dfll5c3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. james Hoffman Outing Club 113, Aide-dc-Camp 113, J. V. Baseball 113 -l.V. Basketball 11, 23, Varsity Basketball 13, 43. JOSEPH V. IANNONE 11003 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred lrnmone Sr. Library Club 13, 43, Boys, Hi-Y 13, 43: Outing Club 113: Volleyball 12, 33, Noon Hour Basketball 113: Homcrooni Officcr 133, Clioir 11, 2, 3, 43, Pres. 143, Boys' Quartet 11, 2, 33: Opcrctta 123: Esopus Council 113, Record and Outing Club 123. JOSEPH A. D. KARP PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs-. Arthur W. Barker La Salle Academy, Ncxv York City 11, 2, 33. FREDERICK XVILLIANI HORNBECK 1Frezl3 PARENTS: Mr. and .Urs-. Samuel E. lIornlff'z'k Andover Ccntral Scllool 11, 231 Forxun 133: National Forensic Lcaguc 13, 43: Sciciicc Club 13, 433 Cross Country 133, Track 13, 43, Football 143, Hoinerooin Officcr 143: SAWYER Sports Editor 143, junior Play: Scnior Class Motto Cmnmittec: Nlatbcmatics Award 1331 National Honor Society 13, 43, Boys' State 133. THOMAS HULL 1.1lurpl1i PARENTS: Mr. mul Mrs. Martin Hull Dcbatc Club 113: Fu-slunan Forum 1l3, Scicnce Club 133: Class Treasurer 143: Hoiucrooin Officer 133, junior Play Propcrty Manager 133: National Honor Society: Flcur-dc-Lis 12, 3, 43. AUSTIN G. KERIN 1Aut3 PARENT: Mrs. .311lI'tf.fllI'l'f Kerio XVorccster Central School 11, 23: Varsity Club 133: il. V Basketball 123: Varsity Football 133: Varsity Basketball 133: Varsity Baseball 123g Esopus Council 12, 33. .IUDITH A. KRISS Uurlyl PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kriss- Cranford, New llcrscy Higb Scllool 11, 23: Alplia Rota Kappa 143: Girls' Hi-Y 133: Fleur-dc-Lis 143: Ulstcrcttc Typist 1431 junior Play Property Nlanagcr 1331 National Honor Society 13, 43: Esopus Council 143. ELEANOR C. LASHER 1Ellie5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. jolm YV. Lasher Freshman Forum 1I5, Mu Alpha 1I, 2, 3, 45, Program Cbrnm. 125, Debate 11, 2, 3, 45, Seienee Club 135, National Forensic League 12, 3, 45, Girls' Glee Club 1I5, Librarian 13,45. MILDRED LASHER 1Milly5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lasher Alpha Beta Kappa 145, Masque Club 145, Ulsterette Typist 145, Librarian 115. JOAN B. LEONARD PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard Outing and Record Club 125, Alpha Beta Kappa 145, Nurse s Messenger 145. -IUDITH A. LEONARD 11ul1y5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lynch Sub Deb 1I5, Baseball 1I, 2, 3, 45, Volleyball 1I, 2, 3, 45, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45, Nurseis Messenger 145, Mr. Caliillys Messenger 14 5. LAURA M. LEGG 1Pl'g1gy5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Legg Sub Deb 1I5, Masque Club 145, Treas. 145, Girls, Glee Club 115, Dr. Morse's Messenger 125, Nursels Messenger 145. LOUIS LEITERMANN 1Lou5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leitermunn Science Club 115, Program Chrmn. 115, Cross Country Manager 135, Track Team Manager 135, Stage Manager of junior Play 135. M. IUDITH LEWIS 1Iu1ly5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis Sub Deb 1I5, 4-H Club 115, Masque Club 145, Homemak- ing Club 145, Volleyball 115, Basketball 125, Choir 12, 3, 45, Girls, Glee Club 115, Operetta 115, Mr. Cunningliamls Messenger 145. BARBARA J. LINDHURST 1Snookie5 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Limllmrst Mu Alpha 12, 3, 45, Program Chrmn. 135, Outing anal Ree- oral Club 125, Program Chrmn. 125, Alpha Beta Kappa 145, Choir 12, 3, 45, Operetta 12, 35, Girls, Sextette 13, 45, Girls, Glee Club 115, Ulsterette Typist 145, lee Cream Salesman 115, Mr. Cahillls Messenger 135. LIISA S. LUKKAR1 PARENTS: Mr. aml Mrs. Paavo Lukkari jorclan L. Mott junior High School, Bronx 111: Res Publica Romana 12, 3, 41, Aeclile 141: Fleur-dc-Lis 12, 3, 41: Future Teachers of America 12, 3, 41: Girls' Volleyball 121: Basket- ball 121: Softball 121: Latin II Prize 131: French II Prize 131: National Honor Society 13, 41. ...Ry 3 . as I - BARBARA R. MANUEL 1Harl11 PARENTS: 'Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Manuel Library Club 13, 41, Pres. 141: Alpha Beta Kappa 141, Program Chrmn. 141: Outing anal Record Club 121: Fresh- man Forum 111: Homeroom Sec. 141: Choir 12, 41: Operetta 121: Girls' Glee Club 111: Ulsterette Typist 141: Mr. Cahill's Messenger 131. Dt l BERNICE M. LYNCH 1136111 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lynch Sub Deb 111: Volleyball 11, 2, 41: Basketball 12, 31: Base- ball 121: Nurse's Messenger 141: Mr. Cahillis Messenger 12, 3, 41: Kitchen Contest Prize 131. LOWELL MAYONE PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mayone Sr. nate Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Vice Pres. 141: Res Publica MARY jANE MAU'l'ERS'l'0CK 1Mf1ry1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mauterstock Outing Club 111: Library Club 12, 31: Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 3, 41, Sec. 141: Sigma 141: Homeroom Treas. 141: Choir 12, 41: Girls' Sextette 141: Operetta 121: junior Play 131: jr. Class Night Committee 131: Senior Motto Committee: Librarian 141. Romana 12, 3, 41: Boys' Hi-Y 121: National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 41: Class Pres. 11, 2, 3, 41: Orchestra 11, 21: Swing Band 11, 21: SAVVYER joke Editor 141: Esopus Council 141, Pres. 141: Christmas Speaker 121. jUDITH ANN MILLER 1Iudy1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Casper C. Miller jUDY E. MISASI 11111 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mi.s'asi Sub Deb 111: Masque Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Hi-Y 131: Alpha Beta Kappa 141, Vice Pres. 141: Choir 12, 3, 41: Girls' Glee Club 111: Kitchen Contest, Seconcl Prize 131. Sigma 12, 3, 41: Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 3, 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 141: Outing Club 111: Library Club 121: Homeroom Officer 121: Orchestra 11, 21: Choir 11, 2, 31: Girls' Glee Club 111: String Ensemble 131: Girls, Sextette 12, 3, 41: Operetta 11, 21: SANVYER Aclv. Stait 12, 31: junior Class Night Com- mittee 131: junior Song Committee 131: Esopus Council 111: Librarian 131. BEVERLY A. MOOERS 1Bct'1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mr.v. Robert Mooers Kingston High School 11, 21: Sigma 13, 41: Senior Class Secretary 141: Homeroom Officer 141: Girls' Sextette 141: Opcrctta 13, 41: Choir 13, 41: Ulsterette Typist 141: Esopus Council 141, Sec. 141. JUNE ELIZABETH MORGAN PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Morgan Sub Deb 117, Mr. Cahillis Messenger 13, 47. THOMAS F. MORRISSEY PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Tlzonzas F. Morri.s'.s'Uy BIARGUERITE CAROLYN XIULLER 1Mar,Qfc'7 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muller 4-H Club 117. JOHN R. NACCARATO 1jr1ck7 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. john Naccaruto St. Patrick's Acaclemy 137, Science Club 117: Forum Club Aide-cle-Cainp 117: J. V. Basketball 11, 27, J. V. Baseball 117 1 7 1 7 1 GEORGE NEHER PARENTS: Mr. mul Mrs. Oswald Neher Varsity Club 127, Library Club 12, 37, Volleyball 11, 2, 3. 47: Football 11, 2, 3, 47, Capt. 147: Basketball 11, 27: Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 47: Track 11, 2, 3, 47: Varsity Basket- ball 147, J. V. Baseball 117, Homeroom Officer 12, 37: Choir 12, 3, 47, Operetta Stage Mgr. 12, 37. JANET L. NICKERSON PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickerson Debate 11, 2, 3, 47, National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 47 Res Publica Romana 147: Mn Alpha 117, Sub Deb 117 Band 147, Seeonclary Choir 117, Prize Speaking 12, 37: Ice Cream Salesman 117. 1, 2 3 Varsity Basketball 4 g Varsity Baseball 47, Tennis Tournament 137. PATRICIA PARADISE 1Patti7 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paradise Girls' Hi-Y 137, Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 3, 47, Alpha Beta Kappa 147: Junior Play Property Mgr., Dr. Morse's Messenger 13, 47. DOREEN E. PATRYK 1Donny117 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patryk Library Club 13, 47: Mu Alpha 12, 3, 47, Alpha Beta Kappa 147, Sub Deb 117, Record and Outing Club 127: Girls' Volleyball 13, 47: Girls, Softball 13, 47, Girls' Basketball 147, Choir 12, 3, 47, Seeonclary Choir 117, Operetta 12, 3, 47: Ulsterette Typist 147, Mr. Cahillls Messenger 147. LOIS PATTERSON PARENT: Mrs. H. B. Patterson t ANDREW PEaPb:'rUA rs.,,mg,1 PARENTS: Mr. mul Mrs. .llielulel Perpetlm Ulsterette Typist 141. Aicle-cle-Camp 11, 2, 31: j. V. Baseball 11, 21: Track 12, 41: Vllxlzll 2,3:l 1-. l1lSflzl 23:11-Q-lzl CAROL A- PEAHSON rilflillii 12, 319: V1li-kilt:11:24-litillllt1l4l. 1 ' 1 U ' SL PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Horton Pearson ' Sub Deb 111: Mu Alpba 12, 3, 41: Recnrcl and Outing Club 121, Program Chairman 121: Alpba Beta Kappa 141: Girls' Glee Club 111: Ulsterette Typist 141: Nnrseis Messenger 141. ROSENIARIE RAUCCI PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. janws Ruucci Sub Deb 111: Res Pnblica Romana 11, 2, 3, 41: Fleur-cle- Lis 12, 3, 41: Future Teachers of America 12, 31, Sec'y. 121: Debate 11, 2, 3, 41, Sec'y 141: National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 41: Sigma 12, 3, 41, Treas. 131, Pres. 141: Homerooiu Officer 121: Class Secretary 12, 31: SAWYER, Clubs Eclitor 3, Editor-in-Chief 141: junior Play: Latin I Prize: National Honor Society 13, 41. CAROL A. RAVVLINCS PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rawlings Outing.: Club 111: Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 31: Girls, Volley- ball 11, 2, 31: Girls' Baseball 11, 2, 31: Girls' Glee Club 111: Esopus Council 131: Nnrsels Messenger 131: V. Clieer Leacling 11, 2, 31. DUDLEY G. PETERS 11111111 PARENT: Mrs. Elizalietli Peters' St. Patriekis Aeacleiny-one year: Aicle-cle-Camp 11, 2, 31: Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 31: Varsity Football 121: Al. V. Football 121: V. Baseball 121: Holnerooni Officer 131: Assembly Usher 111. EDWARD RICHARD RlOZZl 13111111111 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Anglelo Riozzi Aide-cle-Camp 11, 2, 31: J. V. Basketball 11, 21: Varsity Basketball 13, 41: 1. V. Baseball 111: Varsity Baseball 12, 3, 41: Intra-school Basketball: lntra-seliool Softball: Intra-seliool Volleyball: Hoinerooni Officer 111: Orcliestra 11, 21: Clioir 11, 2, 3, 41: Operetta 121. LAURENCE HENRY RISDAL 1Lllfl'fl1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Lars Riszlul Boys, Hi-Y 13, 41: Debate 11, 2, 3, 41: Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 3, 41: Track 111: j. V. Basketball 11, 21: Varsity Basketball 131: 1. V. Baseball 11, 21: Varsity Baseball 12, 31: Cross Country 131: Honierooin Officer 12, 3, 41: Esopus Couneil 12. 31: National Ilonor Society 131. 4 rv ' Q , SARENA M. ROONEY 1!Sally3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rooney Outdoor Club 113, Mr. Cahillis Messenger 143. HENRY SACKS 1Hank3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sacks Fleur-cle-Lis 12, 3, 43, Vice-Pres. 143, Science Club 11, 33, Freshman Forum 113, Class Treasurer 133, Homeroom Of- ficer 13, 43, Esopus Council 123, French Prize 11, 23, Latin Prize 113, Geometry Prize 123, General Science Prize 113, Highest Average 133, National Honor Society 13, 43. BARBARA E. RUSSELL 1BublJie3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hummel Debate Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Library Club 13, 43, Mu Alpha 11, 2, 3, 43, Vice-Pres. 13, 43, Program Chrmn. 143, Forum Club 113, National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 43, Future Teachers of America 123, String Orchestra 123, Choir 13, 43, Operetta 133, Secondary Choir 113, junior Play 133, Geometry Prize 123, English Prize 123, National Honor Society 13, 43. JOSEPH L. SCARSELLI 1ButCl13 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarselli Outing Club 113, Aide-de-Camp 113, Library Club 12, 3, 43, Dramatics Club 113, Library Ass't. 13, 43, Noon Hour Softball 113, Choir 11, 2, 3, 43, Choral Music Festival 123, Boys' Quartet 12, 3, 43, Ulster Co. Music Festival 123, Operetta 12, 33, Christmas Speaker-Homeroom 113, SAWYER Magazine Salesman 11, 2, 3, 43, Awarcls 11, 2, 3, 43. t ALBERT SCARSELLI 1Al3 ROBERT SCHIRNIER 1Buck3 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs, Ernest E. Scliirmer Res Publica Romana 143, Hoiuerooin Officer 143, Esopus PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Przsquale Scurselli Council 113. E Q M JOANNE E. TURCO PARENT: Mrs. Adelina Turco Sub Deb 111, Treas. 111: Res Publica Romana 11, 2, 3, 41, Consul 141: Debate 11, 2, 3, 41, Treas. 141: Sigma 11, 2, 3, 41: National Forensic League 11, 2, 3, 41: Future Teachers of America 12, 31, Treas. 121: Homeroom Officer 12, 31: Managing Editor, SAWYER 141: junior Play 131: jr. Class Presentation 131: Latin II Prize 121: Basic Art Prize 121: National Honor Society 13, 41: Empire Girls' State 1Alter- nate1 131. HELEN E. SWART 1Hel1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Durwoocl Swurt Outing Club 111, Sec'y. 111: Library Club 12, 3, 41, Pro- gram Chrmn. 141: Debate 11, 2, 3, 41, Lib. 141: Sigma Club 13, 41: National Forensic Forum 12, 3, 41: Girls' Athletic Squad 121: Girls' Basketball 121: Girls' Volleyball 121: Homeroom Sec'y. 12, 31: Choir 121: Ulster Co. Music Festival 121: Sec. Choir 111: Operetta 11, 21: Ulsterettc Typist 141: SAWYER Snapshot Editor 141: jr. Play Property Mgr. 131: Senior Motto Comm.: Ir. Class Night Comm. 131: Esopus Council 141, Vice-Pres. 141: Dr. Morse's Messenger 141: Girls' Community Club Prize 131. EDWARD P. SWEENEY fEd1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sweeney RICHARD C. TICE 1Teece1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tice Freshman Forum 111: Fleur-de-Lis 12, 3, 41: Science Club 131: Boys' Hi-Y 13, 41: Sgt.-at-Arms 141: Outing and Record Club 121: Homeroom Officer 13, 41: Joke Editor, SAWYER 141: Esopus Council 141: Third Prize Math Contest 131: Boys' State Alternate. BARR1 H SMITH 1Liftle C0unt1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Fleur-de-Lis 12, 3, 41, Treas. 131: Boys' Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141: Debate Club 12, 3, 41: National Forensic League 12, 31: Homeroom Officer 131: Class Treasurer 121: Swing Band 131: Esopus Council 12, 31. BARBARA A. SCHULTZ 1Burb1 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz Outing Club 111: Freshman Forum 111: Girls, Hi-Y 131: Alpha Beta Kappa 141, Pres. 141: Ulsterette Typist 141: SAWYER Typist 141. g ...... .ea , .1 XX f E. JOYCE VAN DERBECK JANET M. WALLOT PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. William Van Derlreck PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallot Sr. Outing and Record Club C21g Homemaking Club C41: Sub Deb C11, Secly. C115 Mu Alpha C2, 315 Softball C11 Basketball C415 Softball C415 Dr. Morse's Messenger C415 Sec. Choir C31: Ice Cream Salesman C11. Nursels Messenger C31: Mr. Cabillls Messenger DOMINIQUE VOS CD121111 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Aart I. Vos Fleur-de-Lis C2, 3, 41: Science Club C31g Boys' Hi-Y C3, 41: Table Tennis C119 Operetta C113 Laboratory Ass't. C31, MERVIN WIANDS CMer1:1 PARENT: Mr. Marvin Wiands Science Club C11: English Club C215 Track C21: Intra-school Softball C1, 21: Intra-school Basketball C1, 21: Intra-school Volleyball C1, 21. MARY Bl. WRIGHT CPegl-LCLI1 PARENT: Mrs. Frances Wright BERNARD W. WALSH CBudrly1 Kingston High C11: Catskill High 421: Girls' Softball C31 PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walsh Girls' Volleyball C31: Girls, Basketball C314 OfL'lll?Stf2l C31- 'R M5 N. Cf:Xl l'1,l'l'1lHA XYURKEHS: Xlltw, .Vary ,xlfl4'l'-S. Mrs. Surafz lvlIl1I'I'l1fH, .Ultsy Crltlwrim' I?iftr'r- VIIIIHII. ,, - :SN fr NA- 'N .5-QE.. 2-x 2 -SFX E 42' ...N , . v I 2 CUSTODIANS: I1uu'urfl Clnr't.w'lzi1l.s'. U,s'c'r1l' Amlrmwn, Ifrlrvurrl l31u'kIz'11, U'illium .l1'l'1L'r1n11. f'N .44 5? 5-. xt-M Ol l IClC SICKflllC'If-XIIIICS: .xlllfff .xllll'l lll'lIllHl .xlflffllll Stuff. -v 1 v-M --Y ,..4n... .-A -41 , i if f 1 4 fm'-F' n 'Q 95 II Af z S i a if 1 2 Qs, , W 1 , f T 'W'x ,gy 2 N K . l 1 . f .... l 1-V? srl ,F Q Q M- -'XR ,V l. Bill 3. Holrocls 5. Lilfle angel 7. Well now 2. Lucky Donna 4. Ouch! 6. Tanlc you 8. Bang! u.v.1.a.v-w. l if Q l. Glamour gal 3. The good old days 5, Jean and Doris 2. Sally 4. 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THE SA WYER is read 'by more people and for a longer pei iod of time than any other publication produced in Saugerties. 2. An advertisement in THE SAWYER is valuable to you not today, but tomor- row, next month, and next year. THE SAWYER is not thrown away. It is looked at again and again. - 3. THE SA WY ER is your best advertising medium for reaching the young people of the community - your customers. Probably more young people in Saugerties read THE SA WY ER than any other publication. 4. You are in good company when you advertise in THE SAWYER. Most of your business friends do. 5. It makes new friends and keeps old ones. It not only reaches the majority of homes in Saugerties, but also reaches the four corners of the earth. 6. Whatever helps 'the education of young people is worth supporting. THE SAWYER, among other things, is a year-to-year source of information and interest to many people besides students, for instance, prospective teachers, college appointment bureaus, prospective employers, people considering purchas- ing homes in Saugerties, and many, many others. Directly and indirectly all these people influence the education of Saugerties' young people. We do not ask for your advertisement as a gift, 'but assure you that it is a sound investment. THE EDITORS I llll I IIHIV IlVlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll IIIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIllltllllllllIIIHIHIHIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllll ll IIIIII IlIlllllllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIllltlllllllllllIIIIIIIlllIllllllllillilllllllll lllllll wsu-s:e.qaQsm,,,.m,4:n.,W . Q-wkwvmwmmwwwb-ff-f11w,f,xi-wwwwfsmwwf -- ,f STEVENS - BLUME SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. 42 SECOND STREET NEWBURGH, NEW YORK TELEPHONE I96 P SKILLS ' E Y v'v'v 1 'EH I GUIDANCE - balanced train- ing - activities. 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RUSSELL CORPORATION SAUGERTIES, NEW YORK DANIEL LAMB'S SON BEST WISHES HARDWARE - PLUMBING G E O R G E L ' HEATING - ROOFING K E R B E R T PHONE CH 6-4041 Enferfain Your Friends al' fhe ORPHEUM THEATRE 154 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Playing The Besf in Good Wholesome Family En+er+ainmen+ - MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER - Always Cool and Comforfable IIIII IIIWIHIIII IIIIIIIIIII I IlIIIIlIIIiII IIII1IlI IIIIINIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII You will like the Fine Work KONNIEKS' KANDY KITCHEN and Service at - For old Fashioned sAueElmEs CLEANERS homemade CANDIES V U DYERS All our candies are made on the premises -- come in and sort your own. CLEANING - TAILORING -- PRESSINC Piokup and Delivery Service KQNNIES KANDY KITC EN J. A, LEAL H 135 Partition Street 230 Main Street Phone CH 6-5841 Saugerties Saugerties CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES FROM FROM BERT'S GULF SERVICE CENTER ALFRED D. 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INC. QUALITY MEATS VITAGAS METERED BULK GASTLP AND SERVICE TAPPAN RANGES HOMEMADE BOLOGNAS MAGIC CHEF RANGES WATER HEATERS Street Tel. CH 6-2929 ALBANY AVENUE EXTENSION I I I llllllll lllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIIllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll SUNOCO SERVICE STATION CORT R PHIL VAN ETTEN ACCESSORIES - TIRES - BATTERIES LUBRICATION - WASHING SAUGERTIES - KINGSTON ROAD ROUTES 9-W 8: 32 PHONE CH 6-8175 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES 88 Partition Street Saugerties, N. Y. CH 6-4871 BICYCLES, PARTS, AUTO ACCESSORIES AND SPORTING GOODS CONGRATULATIONS FROM DAVID JACOBS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HUNTER, N. Y. JOSEPH'S BEAUTY SALON 207 MAIN STREET SAUGERTIES, N. 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