Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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RENE ARTHUR HEIDENHEIM 3659 Hunt Rd. Wantagh, N.Y. 12089 ACTIVITIES: Owlet III. IV. V, VI; Yule Log III, IV, V, VI; Owl VI Managing Editor; Choir VI; Dra- matic V, VI; H” Club IV, V, VI; Science Club VI; Graftonian, Dorm Proctor V; Dorm Proctor VI; Job Inspector VI. ATHLETICS: J.V. Soccer IV; Cross- Country IV; Track III, Manager IV, V; Wrestling II, IV, V, VI; Soccer Manager V, VI; Tennis VI. Known by his close associates as Congolese” or R.AH-R.AH. Often found sleeping through break- fast or saying lights out,” or qui-i-iet guys!” Jack, does Ding have an extra butt?” Would you please help me with my physics? ... No matter what time of day it is, he'll walk up to someone and say, Good Morning.” Rene is one of three students of the freshman class in 1963- School life was a great change, as he was the youngest boy in the school throughout his first year. Even as his class increased in size, Rene re- mained second youngest for two more years. But age was no handicap as he very deftly showed his fellow students. After three years, his class saw Rene as a dorm proctor in Wood Hall, and Coach Dickie's right arm on the soccer field. Rene has often shown his ability to think for him- self throughout his school career.Next year he is going to Ethiopia for some Peace Corp work, and plans to enter Adelphi University upon his return in 1968. 28

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PETER CHRISTOPHER GRAUPNER Pond Brook Road, Newtown, Conn. 20 East 74th St., N.Y.C. ACTIVITIES: Social Committee VI; Yule Log V, VI; H” Club. ATHLETICS: Soccer V, VI; Hockey V, VI; Tennis V; Baseball VI. Long arms and big feet, what are you handing me mamma? N.Y. miles, 7 7,s . . . what time is break- fast? .. . Tusculum College . . . I’m trying to quit smoking again . . . Fwoom! . . . froom ! cat-four blues.” Settling down to serious study has been difficult for Peter, but at Hoosac, thanks to Coach Dickie and other rooters on the faculty, he hit his stride. His deepest instincts are hidden beneath his ever-ready smile, which, it is said, persists even while he sleeps. His prizes during the athletic awards ceremony attest to his excellence in sports and hockey, baseball, but predominantly soccer. He will pursue the latter during a tour of Europe this summer, and undoubtedly at Tusculum as well. 27

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JAMES F. HOUSTON 332 Lindsey Drive Berwyn, Pa. ACTIVITIES: Owl Board (Art) VI; Job Inspector VI; Yule Log IV, V, VI. ATHLETICS: Skiing; Soc- cer VI; Yeomen IV, V. Got A Dime?” . . . 8:45, STUPID! . . . HATES PHONIES . . . Arguing With Spence . . . Pit Crew . . . Washington College . . . Jim is one of our three four year boys. Since his arrival, he has made a definite impression on all who have known him. He is smart, receiving good scores on his college boards; his quick wit has won him many friends; and he does well in sports. Jim was on the varsity soccer team as a half-back, and has become better than average in his four years of skiing. His vivid imagination has turned out many cartoons. He hopes to major in art in college. With his talent, he should be very successful. Jim is also an avid member of the Pit.” Jim has long been an important part of the school community, and Hoosac will miss him next year. 29