Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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ons to Campus i m IJ' hope of an undefeated season. The team’s front line is led by David Hipkins, featuring his outlandish kicks, Bruce Labrake, who always manages to score with his stomach and Brian Martin with his penalty shots. The halfback and fullback lines Wait Until Dark” Experience Drama Deparl to try a prodi u expert guidanc Suffering so; last year’s seniors, many of whom are active in drama, but renewed by a plethora of new talent, we have undertakr . can greauy first totally student pr Pjf] ]] ( ] t.MTI, rehending a irt forms and unbound gratitude to co-captain David Huffman in the goal who has performed magnificently. The J.V.s have enthiusiastic hopes for getting the Tacorac Cup this year which has been the Varsitys in the past, but due to the superior playing of the Varsitys, they have moved up yhprinh» will soon De over, i wish them good hick. trick. Otherwise, there seemed to be a disquieting ineffectiveness dose to the goal, which is perhaps the team’s biggest problem, and one of the things game experience will work out. Another problem is inexcusable mistakes by full backs. Two Lenox goals were gifts as each fullback made Hopefully « prevent these On August 2 the YorkviLe Guest House in Cork for a night’s stay. That afternoon, we visited Blarney Castle where the team kissed the totally student show is Hoosac’s history Ionesco’s comic drama The Lesson will be produced under the direction of Van Newberry, ' oosac debut in Alumni. . -5 his first time in the director’s seat. The play stars the well- known Nicholas John George Frederick Samstag, who has also been seen in Hoosar shows since faces, Arnie rmers r the future as well as for this show. The play will be stage-managed by Steve Hall and Tech crew will be headed by John Krumdeik. The department looks forward to Mr. Crosby’s takeover as headmaster. Mr. Crosby has never directed a show with 115 players and no scripts. We all offer our congratulations and wish him luck. Friday Night Lecture Series. Mr. Hartt believes that workshops by various persons in the creative can greatly V iUCC VI UWIIU11UV. in Hoosick Falls. Ho year a new progr progress in conjuncti United Counseling Bennington, Vermont . if—111 media. By producing an intellectual assortment of creative stimulus, Mr. Hartt believes that students and teachers can work and learn in an atmosphere more con- ducive to learning. A talented rock musician has Taconic League cer Team While in Watertoru me learn played its third game, and again we walked away defeated. In Waterford the opportunity to buy wholesale Waterford crystal was taken full advantage of. Next we journeyed to New Ross for a stay at the Five Counties Hotel. We played a team in Killkeimy that was again very good and also very hospitable. It was then on to Kilkea for a stay in an authentic castle. Baker and Oshei, a few of the equestrian members of the group, galloped across the open field surrounding ♦Kn norfLi U Vilo moVina thfi picture of the kind of team this year’s Hoosac Varsity will be has not yet emerged. After one game, the outlook seems to show potential that needs develop- ment, perhaps the type of development only game ex- perience can bring. The team’s attitude which can make the players into a solid working group has not yet matured. But an optimistic outlook is present, a Hoosac Hoy, Bob Russel, Chris Stevenson, and Tim Wade. Atthis time positions on the line are interchangable, with Coletti as the only irreplacable link in the chain. Hie starting halfbacks line io Win Hulse. left: Jim Oshei. TRUSTE THE YULE LOG which Hoosac stude volved. At the Putnam Hospital in Benningfc are being encourag arts servic inoton ents, Volunteers to develop relationship with the The Big Brother allows underpr Mr. Hartt has also arranged many excursions to concerts and other miscellaneous events which add a festive touch to the daily routine of Hoosac life. . Father Sanderson W ft m o c t couraging increased « '» «« ' involvement in daily Chapel Dawson, a Senior service. On Friday, the Chapel -en forum FRIENDS, express u ■...... i.-., m, ... .ing con- nected directly or indirectly with subjects of a religious nature. Wait Until Dark is probably one of the most successful movies of its genre. Fredrick Knotts, who wrote the play and screenplay for Dial ‘M’ For Murder, conceived Wait Until Dark as a play and later as a screennlav The movip College, explained youngsters have the their mothers at hon they need some o person to whom they School StoRE Changes resuuiceiiu uiuiu «vuiiuui ui a Greenwich Village apartment and a children’s doll filled with heroin, which her husband has unknowingly smuggled in from Canada. Although blind, she does not attempt to gain sym- pathy from the audience. When three criminals come to get the doll back, she will not give the doll to them although she is unaware of its contents. Her husband, played by Efraim Zimbalist Jr., is falsely called away for the night by the hoodlums who invade her home and trv to trick her into riving Audrey Hepburn th becomes believabl scenes become fri real. Another fine per by Alan Arkin who Hoffman, shows that almost any role, in Arkin plays the let criminals. The suspense crescendo when Ark accomplices and bat Hepburn for the possi doll. She1 is ready f breaks all the lig STUDEN rs Join Faculty fullbacks are Warren Burleson, husband is unfaithful. But, once and from that light that Hepburn has si with a kitchen kn stomach. He takes crawls towards the i He jumps towards h hand, she pulls rofrinoritnp plug, an is in dar ended. H ne chauff This is di or who he figure out who th