Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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 £7 Our Headmaster — without whose firm backing and leadership this book would not have been possible. He has undertaken a great project — perhaps for a lifetime — and we who are privileged to enjoy the first fruits of his successful efforts, who are proud to count ourselves among those who knew him when he first came to Hoosac, to him we of the Sixth Form, Hoosac’s Class of 1958, extend our sincere appreciation and best wishes for the future.

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cA fzaclma6tzz i zAiz6.ia.qz The eight boys of the Sixth Form who are to be graduated this spring have helped in innumerable ways to write the history of Hoosac of tomorrow. On the occasion of any change from the normal routine some ties with the past have to be maintained, and some new ideas must be introduced. The Sixth Form has contributed to the smooth transition which we have experienced in the past months. Perhaps we have not chosen the best from the past, but we have tried to keep Hoosac as it has been in the hearts and minds of her loyal alumni. In making our contributions to the new Hoosac, together we have enjoyed the fun and pleasure of evening coffee hours, and the sober realization that our decisions would help succeeding Sixth Formers to do their job better. Mrs. Cooley and I will never forget the part you boys have played in shaping our first year at Hoosac. We wish for each of you the fulfillment of every dream you may have as you leave this place and take up your responsibilities wherever you may be. Roger G. Cooley.

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THE FACULTY—Seated: Canon Williams, Chaplain, Dr. Cooley, Headmaster, Mr. Wood, Director of Admissions. Standing: Left to right, Mr. Dingman, Mr. Giammattei Mr. Gilman, Coach Dickie.