Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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Dr. Roger G. Cooley, Headmaster B. S. Hamilton, M.A. University of Vermont, PhD. Rochester The end of two years at a new job is no stopping point, and for Hoosac it is only a drop in the proverbial bucket. At times the rewards in educational and social enlightenment can not have seemed worth the cost in human endeavor. Yet these two years provide the objective observer with a sound idea of what can happen in the future, of what Hoosac can be, and of what it has to look forward to. And it is the responsibility of these people to remember those who arc largely responsible for the advances that have been made, and to give credit where credit is due. We salute Dr. Cooley for the inestimable value of his contributions to Hoosac. Pag® 7

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The Headmaster’s Message The closing of an academic year always brings with it a mixture of feelings. For those of us who remain at the school to carry on with one of life’s most important assignments there is the realization that we are contributing constantly to the growth of our greatest of assets — the boys who will become men in the next few years. Those of you about whom this book chronicles the time spent in studies, work, and play, who leave Hoosac to go to college or into your chosen field of occupation, will carry with you our earnest hopes and fervent wishes for success. You are beginning another stage of development in the eternal struggle iO learn. May life be good to you as you are cognizant of its need for selfless participation and as you show yourselves capable of meeting the needs of your fellow-men. “Standfast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ has made us free. . .” The Headmaster

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The Faculty Seated, Mr. Delano, Father Whitcomb, Dr. Cooley, Mr. Wood. Mr. Gilman Standing, Mr. Cusano, Mr. Stewart, Mr. MacCracken, Mr. Dingman, Coach Dickie Absent, Mr. Hollister, Mr. Rrachfeld, Mr. Grand The Trustees E. GEORGE LAV 1 NO 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, New York WILLIAM PITT MASON, JR., ESQ. 10 Secretary and Treasurer New York, New York MRS. LINCOLN ELLSWORTH New York, New York MRS. HALL PARK McCULLOUGH North Bennington, Vermont New York, New York WILLIAM H. ARESON 30 New York, New York JAMES A. BENTLEY '41 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania E. SANDERSON CUSHMAN South Shaftsbury, Vermont New York, New York JOEL EGERER New York. New York HARRISON F1DDLESOF New York, New York LASCELL.ES A. GEDDES 20 New York, New York EDGAR W. HATFIELD, ESQ., ’27 New York, New York THE RT. REV. DAVID E. RICHARDS Episcopal Bishop of Central America JOHN F. ROY ’28 Troy, New York TOM S. WARD Greenwich, Connecticut Pag® 8