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Ufiz JbLxtfi 0oxm This year’s graduating class has made outstanding achievements during the past months. It has demonstrated its versatility in all aspects of school life — sports, extra-curricular activities, and scholarship. In sports the class has shown many different kinds of talent, from soccer through varsity basketball to baseball, and in addition, even track. Needless to say, it is a well-rounded athletic group. In the scholastic field, the Sixth Form has maintained the highest over - all average in comparison with the other three forms, and within the class competition has also been very keen. The class has been most versatile within its participation in extra-curricular activities. The Liturgical Choir, the Riding Club, The OWL, the school play, “Twelve Angry Men”, the Social Committee and the Recreation Hall Committee have all had their share of sixth formers. It has been an emotionally varied year also, and though extremely dark at times, we hope they will look back on it with only fond memories. To have been under their direction and guidance has certainly been a privilege, and we hope to carry on in the coming years as they have during this past one. With deep sincerity we wish them all the success and happiness in the future.
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''John R. F. D. 2 Troy-Shaker Road Albany 5, New York HOOSAC 1956 - 1958 Activities: Senior Prefect VI, Social Committee VI, Recreation Hall Committee VI, Literary Club V, Dramatics VI, Aristocracy V, VI, Student Council VI, The Liturgical Choir VI, The Owl Board V, Basketball V, Captain Basketball Team VI, Baseball V, VI, Track VI, Yule Log. School previously attended: Troy High. Johnny came to Hoosac in 1956, and joined the Aristocracy! As prefect this year, John has found quite a change in the wild life he lead last year. He still forgets that his home has moved, and continues to say, “I’m from Troy.” In basketball John was glued to the back-boards, and captained the team on to both the league championship and the conference victory. In the spring he also played first- string baseball. One of the school’s most avid readers of worthwhile literature, John is a conscientious student and his scholastic qualities will carry him far. Our best to John always, wherever he is, and our congratulations to those who find him in their midst. “John Barrymore”
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