Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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French Chemistry P. O. A. D.

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James G. Stewart A.B. Centre College, AM. University of Pennsylvania Ashland, Kentucky History What would otherwise be dull history classes have increased in both interest and fun with Mr. Stewart’s august presence. During the past winter Mr. Stewart discovered with great pleasure ice skating, and was a frequent and enthusiastic visitor to Walden Pond in its frozen state. His extra-curricular duties include being adviser to half the Fourth Form, and a close follower of and adviser to the Third Form’s progress during the year. Harry Dickie Bennington, Vermont Superintendent of Grounds, Director of Athletics During the past year Mr. Dickie’s responsibilities have increased considerably. Having nearly twice as many boys as last year to keep tabs on during athletics has required the soliciting of coaching help from among the older sixth formers. With an office of his own in Tibbits Hall, he is able to develop more efficiently that kind of spirit and cooperation so vitally necessary to our daily lives. His humor, as well as his good sportsmanship and sense of justice, has brightened many a day at Hoosac. Clarence Hollister Albany, Mew York M usie Having long been a friend of Hoosac, Mr. Hollister is more than welcome as our Choirmaster this year. Mr. Hollister has transformed an inexperienced group into an ensemble that has received considerable praise in local circles. Hoosac is still just a sideline for Mr. Hollister, despite the amount of time he spends here. He puts in a full-time schedule at Albany Academy for Girls and teaches a professional choir as well. Page 11

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