Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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Henry Clay Hogg Plush Mill Road Wallingford, 1957 Activities: Soccer IV, V, VI; Basketball IV, V, VI; Baseball IV, V, VI; Tennis V, VI; Basketball captain VI; Baseball captain V; Junior Prefect VI; Senior Class President VI; Vice-President of Student Council VI. Clay Hogg has been at Hoosac for three years, and during this time he has had an excellent well-rounded career. Clay has always been active in extra- curricular activities while maintaining a fine record in both conduct, and aca- demic achievement. As usual, when Clay is called upon to accomplish a job, Pennsylvania 1960 he can be relied upon to perform it in an excellent manner. This year, he is guiding the senior class as president, while at the same time being junior prefect of the school. On the athletic field, Clay has been a valuable spark- plug to various teams. Thus, Clay has shown ti'emendous ability, and leader- ship that will serve him well in later years. His usually easy-going spirit can be characterized by “Ah, come on, you guys.” He will be missed next year by all his old friends. Page 23

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Peter Suydan Hendrickson 59 South Bay Avenue Brightwaters, New York 1957- 1960 Activities: Soccer IV, V, VI; Rifle Club (vice- president) V, VI; Hockey V, VI; Tennis V, VI; Dramatics IV, V VI. Since he first came to Hoosac, Pete has shown a keen interest in most school activities. His great energy and spirit make him an asset to any group he joins. His sports include soccer, hockey, and tennis. He does a fine job on those sports. His soccer playing earned him an honorable mention award in the Taconic Conference. “Champ” is vice-president of the Rifle Club as well as chief steward in charge of the dining room. Positions such as these require a person who can make decisions maturely, and Pete can certainly fill the bill. This very able student was awarded the Arista Cup in recognition of his school spirit, and we know that it is well-deserved. Although he is sometimes kidded about the color- ful stories of his female “conquests”, he is really respected for his sincerity and honesty. He is liked by all and he should find it quite easy to adjust to college life. Whatever his future endeavors are, he can be sure that we at Hoosac wish him the best of luck. Page 22

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Walter Acel Lapham 10 Monument Avenue Old Bennington, Vermont 1958 -1960 Activities: J.V. Basketball V; Manager of Owl Board VI; Dramatics V; Rifle Club VI; Bowling Club VI. One cannot mention Walt without thinking of a jovial day student driving a green sports car up and down the road. This can carry a very business-like fellow. As business manager for the Owl, Walt is most efficient. He also finds time to maintain fine honor marks. Walt likes to attend sports car rallies, and with a little coaxing he will speak freely on this subject. Walt is an avid Graftonian and he is always ready to defend the title. This is especially true when the Antonians win. It is easy to see that Walt is a like- able 'person. His winning smilq, and grand personality illustrate this. His motto might be, “Consideration for others.” Walter will go out of his way to help a friend. With these qualities and his fine character, we are sure that he will make the grade he wishes to attain. We wish Walt the best of luck in all his endeavors. Page 24