Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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(Ufiz JacuCt)j As Mr. Wood said, “I teach the best Biology course at Hoosac.” Mr. Giammattei? Well, he’s leaving Hoosac. It was too big for him. He couldn’t handle it. Mr. Dingman? He’s playing his second inning next year. Mr. Gilman? He’s in solid, man, really solid! As for Mr. MacCracken, he hopes to have William fluent enough in French to take over half his courses. Just keeping it in the family. Canon Williams is hoping for third formers more enthusiastically interested in the dative and ablative absolute of amo, amas, amat. Coach Dickie is wondering how he can continue to have winning teams with our best athletes graduating, and Dr. Cooley is just wondering. Seriously, though, we all owe a sincere and hearty vote of thanks to these eight men, without whom we would be as nothing. It takes both students and faculty to make a school, and while neither group may be unaminously satisfied with any one member of the other, we cannot fail to recognize all that they have done for us, and the many times they have gone out out of their way to do us favors. Trustees, Alumni, and Parents; we, the student body of Hoosac School, present to you our faculty!

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!ZiflZ (UzUitz£± E. GEORGE LAVINO, ’26, Chairman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania THE RT. REV. FREDERICK L. BARRY Episcopal Bishop, Diocese of Albany Honorary Chairman, Albany, New York EDWARD S. McKAY, Vice Chairman New York City WILLIAM PITT MASON, JR, Esq. TO New York City MRS. LINCOLN ELLSWORTH New York City MRS. HALL PARK McCULLOUGH New York City and North Bennington, Vermont WILLIAM H. ARESON, ’30 New York City JAMES A. BENTLEY, ’41 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania E. SANDERSON CUSHMAN New York City and South Shaftsbury, Vermont JOEL EGERER New York City HARRISON FIDDLESOF New York City LASCELLES A. GEDDES, ’20 New York City EDGAR W. HATFIELD, Esq, ’27 New York City THE RT. REV. DAVID E. RICHARDS Episcopal Bishop of Central America JOHN F. ROY, ’28 Troy, New York