Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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Adelmer Grant Cole Jr. 289 Church Street Poughkeepsie, New York 1958 -1960 Activities: J.V. Soccer V; Track VI. One might describe Grant’s appear- ance by using the term, “Sphinx-like.” He is certainly the most reserved person in the student body. On days when he feels more energetic, he may favor some lucky person with a slight smile. This description may give the impression that “Cozy” is not too bright. Any thoughts of this nature will be quickly ended, if one happens to start an argument with him. If he is in the mood he may enter a conversation and end by delivering a two hour oration. Discussions of this type usually concern philosophy or some other profound subject. Grant maintains good grades and, like most Hoosac students, he is quite a gentleman. Fine manners and a neat ap- pearance are traits he also possesses. We wish this most likeable person the best of luck for the future. Page 20

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John Lareelere Broom Winfield Avenue Harrison, New York 1958 -1960 Activities: Soccer V, Basketball V, VI; Ten- nis V, VI; Vice-President Senior Class VI; Student Council VI; Chairman of dance com- mittee VI; Dormitory Proctor VI; Associate Editor of the Owl VI. Jack Broom, better known as “Sweeper” hails from Harrison, New York. Jack can usually be found in the dining room or wherever a Piano is lo- cated. Jack is well liked by all and has a very pleasing personality. Al- though Jack excels in tennis and squash, he is top rank in soccer and baseball. Being associate editor of the Owl Board and Owlet keeps Jack very busy, not mentioning the other responsibilities he has. Whether the going be cloudy or clear you will always find Jack in high spirits. Jack studies hard and is very conscientious of his academic grades. He is very enthusiastic about anything that comes up, and can always be count- ed on to give a helping hand. Jack has a way with girls and being chairman of the dance committee falls right in his line. As dormitory proctor, Jack does a fine job of getting us to bed on time. We all await his fatal cry of “lights out”. Hoosac will miss Jack and extends to him wishes for the best of possible luck in the future. Pag© 19

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 Stephen Michael Grochowski 35 Smithfield Road North Smithfield, Rhode Island 1957 - 1960 Activities: Choir IV, V, VI; Dramatics Club IV, V, VI; Assistant Sports Editor of Owl Board V; Sports Editor of Owl VI; Athletic Council V, VI; Soccer IV, V, VI; Hockey (Co-Captain) V, VI; Baseball Manager V, VI. “Do you think it is going to freeze tonight”? When soccer season is over this question is frequently asked by Steve. He is one of our most rabid hockey players and also one of the best. He enjoys nothing more than a day of skating at the pond and he will work feverishly to keep it clear of snow. “Grouch” plays soccer quite well and spends most of his spare time at the field during the fall season. His fierce competitive spirit and his sense of just- ice merge to form a player worthy of recognition. Steve is a student who realizes the importance of an education. He places great emphasis upon studies and strives to maintain good grades. An able writer, Steve finds time to report for the Owlet. He also takes a keen interest in the Christmas produc- tion in which he has sung soloes. One could go on and on singing praises to this student, but it is sufficient to say that he has what it takes, and success should be his. Page 21