Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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George Pemberton Clayton, II 7232 Briar Road Philadelphia 38, Pennsylvania 1956- 1959 Activities: Soccer Team Manager IV. Basketball IV. V. Baseball IV. V. Track IV. V. J. V. Basketball Coach V. VI, Varsity Basketball Assistant Coach VI. Riding Club VI, Sports Editor of The Owl Board V. VI. The “H Club IV. V. VI. Baseball and basketball are the two things that keep Skip running smoothly. At the beginning of this year he was our Senior Prefect, but he resigned just before Christmas to take up the job of assisting Coach Dickie in his two beloved sports. Living in Philly where there is a major ball club probably has something to do with his avidness for the game. When not tabulating the results and scores of games he can be found driving either the blue truck or the red bus. Not wishing to continue his formal education after Hoosac, he will probably look into the sports situations. So you baseball scouts out there get your contracts ready 1 Page 19

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Herbert Reynolds Bennett 4 Lincoln Drive Tuppcr Lake, New York 1957- 1959 Activities: Associate Editor of The Owl Board VI. Soccer V, Track Coach V. VI, Riding Club V. Cross-country Coach VI, Hockey Team Manager VI. When upper formers entered the smoking room and heard silence except for one voice, they usually heard Herbie spinning one of his yarns again. When he moved down from the mountains of Tupper Lake last year he brought with him quite a knowledge of woodsmanship that he- has distributed freely amongst us city slickers. When not in the smoking room, he might be found up at his log cabin with his roommate, Ed Torey. Being very enthusiastic about sports, it was his determination that finally got Hoosac started in track last spring. His rugged stature and good-naturedness will long be remembered by all. Pago 18

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William Townes Comer 680 Madison Avenue New York, New York 1956- 1959 Activities: Soccer V. VI. Basketball V. VI. The “H” Club V, VI, Dance Committee V, Riding Club V. VI. Our Georgia peach, Bill Comer, is a native of that city in the middle of the South, Atlanta, and would prefer that his address read as such. His athletic prowess has carried him into both varsity soccer and basketball. His roommate. Skip, and he can frequently be found down at the Cooley's after evening study hall. A real “southerner,” Bill fancies himself quite a man with the women, and has served on the Social Committee for some time. Pago 20