Saugerties High School - Sawyer Yearbook (Saugerties, NY)

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faugertzer Central School fyflem .flaowf Conizhued Progreo' Progress is the theme of the 1959 SAWYER -- a very fitting one since this year marks the final step in the change in our school system from small districts to a large centralized one. The new Junior- Senior High School is a different type of building from the one-room schools of our grandparents and it characterizes the forward movement of education in Saugerties. Our buildings have grown so that they might best fit the needs of an ever-growing student body and faculty. The early citizens of the village would be amazed to find more than forty teachers instructing over eight hundred fifty students in the J unior-Senior High School alone. There were probably not more than forty pupils when the first Saugerties Academy was opened in 1760. In the language, mathematics, music, art and physical education departments we now have three or four teachers each where once We had one or two. Certainly this is progress for it enables each teacher to deal with fewer students and give them more individual help. The Saugerties Central School system has grown not only physically but academically. At a time when there is much talk about the failure of American education methods we should have no doubt about our local one. More and more students each year grow in knowl- edge of science, mathematics, languages, and the arts. There are times when we complain about the amount of studying we must do, but event- ually we shall realize that every thing taught us can be used to our benefit and it is then that We will thank our families for giving us the opportunity to learn from teachers like those we have had. To progress is to move forward. This we have been doing and will continue to do at Saugerties High School. Table of Contents Theme 1 ........,..c 15 Senior Section 77 ..,..zzz.... 91 Sprlngf. 1958 16 -----A---ee- 26 Classes 92 z..,.,...,,, 101 gimgtles 999 'l Scholarship Winners 102 Music Department 51 ,zzz....zz.z 55 Informal Athletics 56 gemgnwvvggp- 68 Snapshots 103 zz....v.zz. s 1 10 Faculty 69 ............ 76 Advertisements 111 cc.. ,148

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