Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1981 volume:

HOOSAC SCHOOL 6eus R€Qlt HOOSICK, NEW YORK James P. Beckford, Headmaster Alfred I. Murray, Assistant Headmaster DEDICATION The 1981 Owl is dedicated to Mr. James P. Beckford and Mr. Alfred I. Murray, both of whom are leaving Hoosac this year. Mr. Beckford has been at the helm of the Hoosac community for five years as Headmaster, and through his efforts has managed to keep the ship afloat through sometimes perilous waters. During the years 1976 -1981 he chose to deal with all - students, faculty and staff - as human beings and not as mere cogs in the School machinery. His positive attitude, flexible approach to leadership, as well as his humour were appreciated by all. Mr. Alfred I. Murray, Hoosac’s beloved assistant headmaster for four years, has tirelssly given his time and understanding to everyone. Students and parents especially, appreciated his extraordinary willingness to lend a helping hand, whether in an emergency or for foutine needs. His cheerfulness, ready wit and unassuming manner have won our hearts. i 2 To the Class of 1981, As you look through this yearbook in years to come, I hope you remember your time at Hoosac with fondness. This small community has tried to give each and everyone of you not only a quality edu- cation but also a personal one. What you have learned about your- selves, your strengths and your weaknesses, should make you better and happier adults. As I complete my fifth and final year as Headmaster I look back on years of enjoyment knowing all of you and, hopefully, helping you mature. I extend to you my personal congratulations for a job well done and wish you all well in the years to come. As an educator, I rarely see how our products turn out—we are stuck in time. New faces, new names march past us year after year. We can only hope that the effort we expend on your behalf will bear fruit for you later on. I have faith you, the Class of 1981, will prosper. 3 6 m i Vestry Varsity soccer Varsity Baseball Tuck Shop Hockey Michael Lightbourne IV, v, VI iv, v Time, flowing like a river Time, beckoning me Who knows when we shall meet again. If ever But time keeps flowing like a river to the sea. Goodbye my love maybe for forever Goodbye my love the tide waits for me Who knows when we shall meet again. J.V. Soccer III Varsity Soccer IV, V, VI Cross Country skiing III, IV Hockey V Basketball VI Baseball III, IV, V, VI Douglas Cranton Murray 9 Andrew Allister Noble J.V. soccer Varsity soccer Cross country skiing Drama Steward Kitchen crew III IV III III, IV, V IV, V VI High kick! Dangerous Play! Yellow card! Aboulfazl Okhovat 12 you never realize the value of what you have until it is taken away, so . . . never take anyone or anything for gran ted. J.V. Soccer IV Varsity soccer V, VI Varsity baseball VI Skiing IV, V Kitchen Crew VI Proctor VI 13 There was a door to which I found no key, there was a veil past which I could not see, some little talk a while of me and thee, there was and then no more of thee and me. . . . Omar Khayyam Behrooz Reza Vahidi Soccer IV, V, VI Alex Vonnegut Soccer VI Funny how these moments come it hits you, your life has changed again and again you learn your lesson something still remains, getting closer to something real getting closer to how it feels getting closer to myself Cris Williamson Then to the rolling heaven itself I cried asking What lamp had destiny to guide her little children stumbling in the dark? and- A blind understanding heav'n replied. -Omar Khayyam 17 Mr. Murray Assistant Headmaster American History Contemporary Civilization Baseball Coach Mr. Murray, with his lovely wife Joan and his three sons Douglas, Andrew and David lived in Cannon House overlooking Tibbits Pond. Mr. And Mrs. Beckford Headmaster Theology Health Mr. and Mrs. Beckford added one more member to the family this year - a third son, along with Peter and Randy - Caleb “Bumper” Carr Beckford! 19 ANN BUGBEE English coordinator Mrs. Bugbee fired our enthusiasm for literature. She was also the director of, what some would say was the best mummer’s play yet! GAIL SCHONBECK E.S.L. Mrs. Schonbeck was a great help to foreign students. 7 t SCOTT DANISCH Spanish, French, English, Italian Basketball Coach, Assistant Soccer Coach Mr. Danisch could often be found in Pitt Mason Dorm and in the library, helping students. He was speech writer for the jesters (Abby Okhovat and Doug Murray) in Yule Log. RICK TAYLOR: Science Coordinator, Biology, Environmental Science and Math. NANCY TAYLOR: Librarian, Activities co-ordinator. JESSICA TAYLOR: Sprite The Taylors were dorm masters at Pitt Mason, and great friends to students, to whom they gave much of their time and energy. PAT MULLEN School Nurse Shortly after this picture was taken, the Mullen family (John, Pat and Brian) acquired a new member: Stephen John Mullen. MIKE BARTOSIK History Director of Athletics Soccer. Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Bartosik? Athletic! Enthusiastic? Hoosac! MICHAEL GRIFFIN Artist-in-Residence Art and ceramics Photography English Yearbook advisor Mr. Griffin and his wife, Jeannie, were dorm masters of Wood Hall. Inset: GEORGETTE GRIFFIN, Brownie Scout MAGGIE TOWNE Business Office Student Service Book Coordinator CARMELA BUTKAS BARBARA CIPPERLY Business Office Coordinator Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster Secretary to the Headmaster 23 PAUL OPEL, Director of Yule Log, organist, gui- tarist, harpsichordist Paul wrote the beautiful arrangements and direct- ed the orchestra for Yule Log. His wife, NANCY OPEL (see inset) played flute in the orchestra and helped transcribe the arrangements. JEANNIE GRIFFIN, Matron Mrs. Griffin helped keep the dining room running smoothly by coordinating the efforts of waiters and dishroom helpers - volunteer and otherwise! JOEL MILLER, Chaplain Father Miller’s gracious manner and kind words were an inspiration to us all. 24 DICK MARTELL: Director of Food Services (retired in December) PAT MARTIN: Present Director of Food Services. New mother of Sarah Marie Martin GENE (“GINO”) DIGUISEPPI: Cook NANCI CODRINGTON: Cook I 'I i. in m -4t iia 'Jr PITT MASON DORM Back row: Joseph Carvelli, Vincent Roberts, Mr. Bartosik, Dave Evans, Noel Reid, Gerardo Espinoza, Yukio Morimoto, Kevin Kim, Tom Moulton, Behrooz Vahidi, Maso One, Andy Noble, Severin Sager, Mr. Taylor. Front row: Sung Ku, Soon Kwon, Jason Lim, Joon Suh Park, Michael Lightbourne, Patrick Colliano, Masa Kawai, Alex Vonnegut. WOOD HALL DORM Back row: Akiko Morioka, Kim Farrington, Amy Bailey, Liza Hitchings. Front row: Noriko Uno, Kris Warnke, Julie Miller, Jill Michelsen. DAY STUDENTS Back row: Mike Rider, Brian Dooley, Tim Kreger. Front row: Fred Sura, Peter Howard, Austin McGrath, Rich Goldblum, Roy Headwell, (Doug Murray not shown) KITCHEN CREW: Noriko Uno, Lucretia Stone, Joey Carvelli, Amy Bailey, Jill Michelsen, “Gino Diguiseppi, Mike Rider, Pat Martin, Akiko Morioka, Brian Dooley, Jeannie Griffin Not in photo: Brad Zusman, Julie Miller SCRIBES: Vincent Roberts, George Smith VESTRY: Michael Lightbourne, Mrs. McGonnigal, Vincent Roberts, P.J. Colliano Not in photo: Doug Murray OWL: Back row: Kris Warnke, Behrooz Vahidi, Mr. Danish, Michael Lightbourne, Tim Kreger, Severin Sager, Liza Hitchings, Andy Noble, Joey Carvelli. Front row: Lucretia Stone, Julie Miller, Holly McGrath. Not in photo: Alex Vonnegut, Tim Fromer, George Smith, Vincent Roberts, Noriko Uno, Peter Howard. 29 PART I 1. THE LIGHTING OF THE YULE CANDLE Senior Master Youngest Student Solo The Cherry Tret Carol Mr Beckford Richard Goldblum Noel Reid 2. THE PROCESSION OF THE BOAR S HEAD Herald Boar Spear Torchbearers Beefeaters Stewards (Soloists) Trencherbearers Attendants Bearing Mustard Attendant Bearing Sauce Attendants Bearing Fruit Attendant Bearing Cheese Attendants Bearing Tankards of Ale Hunter Bearing Peacock Hunter Bearing Pheasant Elizabethans King Wenceslas and Page Father Christmas Sprite 'The Boar 's Head Carol David Murray Mr. Danisch Louise Apple. Lucretia Stone Doug Murray. Capt. Roy Headwell. Kevin Kim. Tom Molsen. Masanori Ono. Severin Sager Patrick Colliano. Sung Won Ku Matthew Bugbee. Rich Goldblum Tim Fromer. Austin McGrath Masa Kawai Julie Miller. Amy Bailey Joon Suh Park Tim Fromer. Austin McGrath Vincent Roberts Bradley Zusman David Evans. Holly McGrath. Jill Michelsen. Behrooz Vahidi Noel Reid. Kristin Wrarnke Mr Griffin Randy Beckford 3. THE ADORATION OF THE SHEPHERDS Fear Not. For Behold Let Us Now Go” Kings Shall Fall Down Before Him Angel Lucretia Stone Shepherds Michael Lightbourne. Aboulfazl Okhovat. Michael Rider. George Smith 4 THE PROCESSION OF THE THREE KINGS Kings To Thy Rising Star of the East Torchbearers Melchior Page Caspar Page Balthazar Page We Three Kings of Orient Are' Kim Farrington Akiko Morioka. Nuriko Uno Brian Dooley. Joseph Carvelli Yukio Morimoto. Carlos Sanchez Michael Rodriguez. Roberto Sanchez 5 CAROL Peasant Good King Wenceslas Noel Reid. Kristin Warnke Kathryn Schonbeck 6. RECESSIONAL Adeste Fideles” 7. GRACE -INTERMISSION- PART II 1. JESTER’S SPEECH (Revealed at the Celebration) 2. THE REVELERS Deck The Halls” Masa Kawai. Kevin Kim. Yukio Morimoto. Joon Suh Park. Vincent Roberts. Severin Sager. Roberto Sanchez. Bradley Zusman. Tom Molsen 3. BRINGING IN THE YULE LOG Come. Bring With Your Noise “Christmas in Olden Times Soloists Patrick Colliano. Brian Dooley Yule Log Sprites Heidi Bovie. Megan Bigelow. Rachel Gaillard. Georgette Griffin. Meredith Hadlock. Heather King. Molly McGovern. Brian Mullen. Joshua Niles. Rebecca Shaw. Ruth Ann Shiland. Tina Springer. Lisa Surdam. Jessica Taylor 4 THE WAITS Here We Come A-W’assailing God Rest You Merry. Gentlemen Recorder Jill Michelsen. Joseph Carvelli. Holly McGrath. Julie Miller. Aboulfazl Okhovat 5 THE MUMMER S PLAY Jack Finney Turkish Knight Father Christmas Fair Saba King of Egypt Beelzebub The Dragon St. George The World's Smallest Giant The Doctor St. George He Was For England Patrick Colliano Behrooz Vahidi Mr. Griffin Doug Murray Michael Rider Matthew Bugbee Michael Rodriguez Austin McGrath Tim Fromer Brian Dooley 6. SWORD DANCE Michael Lightbourne. Roy Headwell. Noel Reid. Richard Goldblum Duel Masanori Ono. Sung Won Ku 7. TROUBADORS Norman Carol Lucretia Stone. Michael Rodriguez 8. DANCE OF THE YULE LOG SPRITES Father Christmas and Sprites 9. ROUND Masters In This Ha 10. COUNTRY DANCE Nuriko Uno, Amy Bailey. David Evans. Akiko Morioka, Carlos Sanchez. George Smith 11. CAROLS “H Est Ne Louise Apple. Jill Michelsen, Julie Miller. Lucretia Stone. Kristen Warnke I Sing of a Maiden” Noel Reid. Silent Night Michael Rider. Brian Dooley. Lucretia Stone. Kristen Warnke 12. GOD BLESS US ALL 13. THE SCHOOL ODE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Direction Paul Opel Assistant to the Director: Patrick Colliano Choreography Sword Dance Mr. Bartosik. Nanci McCarter Country Dance: Traditional Sprites: Mrs. Griffin Orchestra Margaret Tucker. Oboe: Nanci McCarter. Wendy Baker. Flutes: Ed Hines. Bassoon: John Bertles. Clarinets; David Murray. Trumpet: Paul Opel. Piano, harpsichord, guitar Music arranged by Mr. Opel Mummer's Play : Costumes: Makeup: Props: Lights: Decorations: Maintenance Crew: Boar's Head: Cover Design by Doug Murray Mrs. Bugbee, Mr. Opel Mrs. McGonnigal, Mrs. Sura. Magda Sura. Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. Beckford. Mrs. Murray Mrs. Taylor. Mrs Mullen. Mrs. Murray Mr. Taylor. Mr. Danisch Tim Kreger. Alex Vonnegut Margolis Brothers Florist. Mrs. Griffin Mr. Davendonis. Mr. Blomquist Nessle Bros.. Greenwich. N.Y Mrs. Butkas 32 Tom Killips, Times Record I The 1980 soccer team produced an exciting season, indeed. After starting the season with two consecutive losses to Argyle, the Owl hooters reeled off a string of 8 straight victories. A loss to Cambridge broke the string, but it proved to be the final loss of the season. The Owls went into the play- offs with a regular season record of 13-3-1, and met Doane Stuart, a school Hoosac had easily defeated twice during the season. The Owls faced a fired-up Stuart team, however, and struggled to 4-1 win. The Taconic Conference finals saw a match-up of Hoosac and Darrow. In one of the most exciting games ever played in the conference, the two teams forced a penalty kick shoot-out after a 1-1 tie after regula- tion. Goalkeeper Masanori Ono stopped two Darrow kicks to give the Owls a 5-4 victory and the Taconic Conference championship. Back row: Brian Dooley, Mike Rider. Fourth row: Alex Vonnegut, Yukio Morimoto, Noel Reid, Coach Bartosik, Maso Ono, Coach Danisch, Roy Headwell, Doug Murray. Third row: Peter Howard, Vincent Roberts, Carlos Sanchez, Lucretia Stone (Manager), George Smith. Second row: Masa Kawai, Brad Zusman, Austin McGrath, Jill Michelsen, Tony Sanchez. First row: Behrooz Vahidi, Abby Okhovat, Mike Rodriguez, Sung Won Ku, Kevin Kim. 34 1980 Taconic Conference Champions Hoosac School advances By MIKE ESTRADA HOGSICK, N Y - A Dow Stuart School lead in the first half gave the Hoosac School soccer team a scare in the semi- finals of the Te conic Conference playoffs Wednesday, but the Owls came back with three unanswered tallies to nip the Albany squad, 4-2 Hoosac School will face the winner of the other semi-final game between Darrow of New l banon and Stevens of Lenox. Mass. in the championship game of the Tacomc Conference Saturday at Pittsfield. The Owls had beaten Doane Stuart in regular season twice this year by 4-0 and 7-0 margins, but a gusting head wind and a fired-up Stuart club put the Hoosac offense in check for most of the first half as they fell behind 2-1 Hoosac tied the game at 2-2 with 11 minutes left in the half when Behrooz Vahidi punched in a rebound off the hand of a Stuart fullback •They brought back some of their starters and that made them a stronger team then what we saw earlier this year. Hoosac coach Mike Bartosik said. But we had a letdown besides When you have beaten a team 7-0. you’re not as sharp as you could be. Bartosik. who takes his squad Ealreda II.... Srhool midfielder u� lin Mr ,ralh. alxtvr right. di� rupl the kirk of Doone Nuart halfliark l)a r eaxi in a «emi-final game of the Taconlr Conference playoff� in IfiHMiirk. . Vtedne� day. The Hno«ar Owl� controlled the game from the rn l of the find hulf on a� they heat the vUllora. 4 2. Below, midfielder Behroor ahldi prepare� to � end a free kick down field. HOCKEY 37 After a decade of nonexistence, basketball once again became a major sport at the Hoosac School. The 1980-81 version of the Hoosac team, overcoming many handicaps, managed to win two games while losing six. With three starters returning, coaches Scott Danisch and Mike Bartosik are very optimistic about next year. The improvement of all the players, as indicated in Spring scrimmages, is encouraging. BASKETBALL 1981 Basketball team Masanori Ono Yukio Morimoto Severin Sager Doug Murray Joey Carvelli Kevin Kim Sung Won Ku Dave Evans Brad Zusman Masa Kawai 38 BASEBALL Coach A1 Murray’s 1981 edition of the Hoosac Baseball Owls enjoyed a successful season, posting a winning record in regular season play. With Masanori Ono handling most of the pitching chores, Doug Murray behind the plate, and the only all oriental infield in New York State Independent School ranks (Kawai, Morimoto, Ku Kim), team defense was outstanding. Brian Dooley, Gerardo Espinoza, Dave Evans and Mike Rider patrolled the outfield and contributed key hits to the Hoosac attack. The Owls had high hopes entering post-season play, but lost to a very talented Darrow squad in the semi-finals of the Taconic League Playoffs. Kevin Kim (Most Valuable Player), Brian Dooley (Most Improved Player) as well as Sung Wan Ku, Masa Kawai, Joon Suh Park, Gerardo Espinoza and David Evans are all underformers .. . Wait ’til next year! Back Row: Front Row: Gerado Espinoza Joon Suh Park Michael Rider Kevin Kim David Evans Brian Dooley Masa Kawai Masanori Ono Doug Murray (Captain) Sung Wan Ku Yukio Morimoto Coach A1 Murray 41 1980-81 Hoosac School Athletic Awards Soccer Most Valuable Player: Behrooz Vahidi Most Improved PLayer: George Smith Coach’s Award: Masanori Ono Varsity Letters: Roy Headwell, Peter Howard, Kevin Kim, Masa Kawai, Austin McGrath, Jill Michelsen, Yukio Morimoto, Carlow Sanchez, Antonio Sanchez, George Smith, Alex Vonnegut, Lucretia Stone, Brian Dooley, Sung Won Ku, Doug Murray, Abby Okhovat, Masanori Ono, Noel Reid, Mike Rider, Vincent Roberts, Behrooz Vahidi, Brad Zusman. Basketball Most Valuable Player: Yukio Morimoto Most Improved Player: Sung Won Ku Coach’s Award: Kevin Kim Varsity Letters: Yukio Morimoto, Doug Murray, Masanori Ono, Severin Sager, Kevin Kim, Sung Won Ku, David Evans, Masa Kawai, Brad Zusman, Joseph Carvelli. Baseball Most Valuable Player: Kevin Kim Most Improved Player: Brian Dooley Coach’s Award: Doug Murray (Captain) Varsity Letters: Gerardo Espinoza, Michael Rider, David Evans, Yukio Morimoto, Masa Kawai, Masanori Ono, Sung Won Ku, Doug Murray, Kevin Kim, Brian Dooley, Joon Suh Park. Best All-Around Athlete: Kevin Kim. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Jum 6, l$81 Rinenj conD Cotnmencemenr Lun m Day TrJy, June s, mi ■� 00 pm Athlete tlwardi 5 00pm Alumni Reception al the Dome 'Hum b- 30 pm Commencement Dinner 8 00 p m h(issionary Service All Stunts’ Chunk, hrnich The Kt Heir. DiUrur T fiyj Bishop of AlbtfUj p izeiJay excises sturdy, Tuneb.m 9'30 a. M Voluntary Eucharist, Chapel 11 00 am Commencement Exercises Speaker- Assemblywoman Joan hayue WOth Assembly District ILOO pm Luncheon 45 NINETY-SECOND PRIZE DAY EXERCISES BOOK AWARDS THE THE HEADMASTER’S CUP ART ENGLISH FRENCH HISTORY MATH Lower Level NOEL EVERET REID Upper Level AKIKO MORIOKA BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE AWARD SPANISH I SPANISH II CUPS THE ROBERTS CUP THE HENRY H. DICKIE AWARD AMY FRAZIER BAILEY FREDERICK JOSEPH SURA SUNG WON KU FREDERICK JOSEPH SURA MICHAEL GRAY RIDER, JR. VINCENT PERCY ROBERTS DOUGLAS CRANTON MURRAY Awarded jointly to: KIM M. FARRINGTON GEORGE LIVINGSTON SMITH, II THE SOCCER TEAM Team Captain-Pro tem MASANORI ONO FREDERICK JOSEPH SURA JOSEPH A. CARVELLI THE GENERAL INFORMATION CUP TAE HO (KEVIN) KIM THE EDISON H. RICE MEMORIAL AWARD NOEL EVERET REID THE FACULTY CUP SUNG WON KU THE DUDLEY CUP (for the Head Scholar) THE OPORTUNITY CUP THE ARISTA CUP THE DEUS REGIT AWARD THE E. GEORGE LAVINO PRIZE THE SAINT JAMES AWARD MASANORI ONO PATRICK JOHN COLLIANO BRIAN JOSEPH DOOLEY VINCENT PERCY ROBERTS DOUGLAS CRANTON MURRAY It was announced at Commencement by Mr. Beckford that the Sura family would establish the Greg Sura Memorial Scholarship Fund to help educate day students from the Hoosick Palls area. This fund is established in memory of Greg Sura former day student of Hoosac School, who died last year in a tragic automobile accident. Hoosac suffered another tragic event last fall with the sudden death of a dear friend and parent, Mr. Michael Rider. At this time a portrait of Mr. Rider by Michael Griffin was presented to Michael Rider, Jr., Class of ’81. ADDRESSES Apple, Louise, Box 102C, R.D. 1, Box 102C, Valley Falls, New York 12185 Bailey, Amy, 14 JoAnn Court, Albany, New York 12205 Bugbee, Matthew, Old Military Road, Pownal, Vermont 05261 Carvelli, Joseph A., 5 Cottonwood Drive, Dix Hills, New York 11746 Colliano, Patrick 33 Robinson Avenue, Bennington, Vermont 05201 Dooley, Brian, 20 Third Street, Hoosick Falls, New York 12090 Espinoza, Gerardo, Calle Apure, Residencias Murachi, Apto 2-B, Piso 2, Valle Abajo, Caracas, VENEZUELA Evans, David, Bronell Road, R.D. 2, Cambridge, New York 12816 Farrington, Kim, c o Kuwait U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C. 20520 Fromer, Timothy, Main Street, Tannersville, New York 12485 Goldblum, Richard, R.D. 1, McKie Hollow Road, Cambridge, New York 12816 Headwell, Roy, R.D. 2, Shunpike Road, Cambridge, New York 12816 Hitchings, Eliza, 81 Second Street, Newport, Rhode Island 02840 Howard, Peter, Box 319, R.D. 1, Troy, New York 12180 Kawai, Tsunemasa, 102 Mushitori Izumiotsushi, Osaka- Fu, JAPAN 595 Kim, Tae Ho (Kevin), 48-49 45th Street, Woodside, New York 11377 Kreger, Timothy, 3 Lotus Court, Clifton Park, New York 12065 Ku, Sung Won, 55-05 97 Place, Corona, New York 11368 Lightbourne, Michael, Knapton Hill, Smith’s Parish, BERMUDA 3-05 Lim, Young Jin (Jason), 46-01 39th Avenue, Apt. 408, Sunnyside, New York 11104 McGrath, Austin and Holly, R.D. 1, Box 168, Cropseyville, New York 12052 Michelsen, Jill, 7 East 85th Street, Apt. 5A, New York, New York 10028 Miller, Julie, 514 Sassafras Street, Erie, Pennsylvania 16507 Miyama, Tomomitsu, 635-1 Nitona-cho, Chiba, JAPAN Morimoto Yukio, 74-11 43rd Avenue, Elmhurst, New York 11373 Morioka, Akiko, 4-12-2, Nakaochiai, Shinjuku- ku, Tokyo 161, JAPAN Moulton, Thomas, 160 Drum Rock Avenue, Warsick, Rhode Island 02886 Murray, Douglas c o Hoosac School, Box 8, Hoosick, New York 12089 Kwon, Soon Chul, 39-60 54th Street, Apt. 10X, Woodside, New York 11377 Noble, Andrew, 10336 Julius Avenue, Downey, California 90241 Okhovat, Aboulfazl, Ariashahr Boulevard, Ferdoos No.27, Tehran, IRAN Ono, Masanori, 1581 Shinohara-cho, Koohoku-ku, Yokohama, JAPAN 222 or c o Hoosac School, Hoosick, New York 12089 Park, Joon Suh, 41-67 Judge Street, Apt. 6B, Elmhurst, New York 11373 Reid, Noel, 1 Wagner Street, Fort Plain, New York 13339 Rider, Michael, R.D. 2, Box 26A, Hoosick Falls- New York 12090 Rodriguez, Michael, 1461 Grand Concourse, Apt. 3A, Bronx, New York 10452 Sager, Severin, 235 Neumonster, Klosterstrasse 97, GERMANY Sanchez, Carlos Tony, 7 Calle 32-72 Z. 11, Guatemala City, Guatemala, C.A. Smith George, 4 Woodcut Lane, R.D. 3, Troy, New York 12180 Stone, Lucretia, R.D- 1, Box 143, Wilson Hill Road, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Sura, Frederick, R.D. 1, Box 144, Hoosick Falls, New York 12090 Uno, Noriko, 2-chome, 3-3-103 Miyamachi, Mito City, JAPAN 310 Vahidi, Behrooz, House No. 39 4, Khiyaban E. Bahrain, Bulvar Mehr, and 42-55 Col- den Street, Flushing, NY 11355 Khorramshahr, IRAN Vonnegut, Alex, 35 Norwood Street, Albany, New York 12203 Warnke, Kristin, 351 Oakmoor Road, Bay Village, Ohio 44140 Zusman, Brad, 48 Williams Street, Clinton, New York 13323 48 LAYOUT AND COPY Scott Danisch, Michael Griffin, Liza Hitchings, Tim Kreger, Holly McGrath, Jill Michelsen, Julie Miller, Doug Murray, Mike Rider, Severin Sager, Lucretia Stone, Behrooz Vahidi, Alex Vonnegut, Kris Warnke. PHOTOGRAPHERS Joey Carvelli, Tim Fromer, Michael Griffin, Peter Howard, Tim Kreger, Michael Lightbourne, Andy Noble, George Smith, Vincent Roberts, Noriko Uno. SPECIAL THANKS to Andy Murray and Goeff Norton for Yule Log photos and darkroom time and to Joan Murray and Barbara Cipperly who did the typing. Drawings on pages 1 and 42 by Doug Murray Key Bank N A Involved Innovative Professional 49 COMMERCIAL t PLEASURE TRAVEL W ' (S1CI 249 5522 Here There Travel Inc. 535 BROAD HOLLOW ROAD MELVILLE. N Y 11747 --- KATHERINE GIBBS BLDG Jack Carvelli Best wishes GRACE MEINHOLD Best wishes PEG SHAUGNESSY 50 RUDITIS HOME APPLIANCES INC. 11-13 John St. Hoosick Falls “We service everything we sell” 686-9631 Best Wishes from your neighbors - The Cipperlys - of BOILINGBROOK FARMS Best wishes MRS. BAILEY PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS American House Elm St. Hoosick Falls 686-5005 ANDRICK STUDIO of Photography 53 Church St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. (518) 686-4561 Specializing in weddings, portraits and school photography BRANDI’S SHOE STORE 39 Church St. Hoosick Falls Shoe repairs Shoe sales CAPANO’S Authorized Dealer for QiMwir 1223 SONY- Home Entertainment S «terns 27 Kim Street Hooekl. Falla. .N.Y. Tel. 686-9721 THE STANDARD PRESS Horicon Printers Newspapers 686-7338 Washington County Post Salem Edition Best Wishes RALPH PRINCEI 51 Best wishes SUE NILES Best wishes DR. PEFF Best wishes FRED SURA Best wishes BRIAN DOOLEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 I hope your future endeavors will prove to be successful and that you will look back on your years at Hoosac with great fondness. Please show your appreciation by remembering us with your support. Thank you and Best Wishes CARMELA BUTKAS Best wishes BOB AND MARY SMITH Best wishes APRIL CALLAHAN Compliments Congra t illations From the Irwins From a frierd Compliments $ From a friend 52 m TRAVEL AGENCY P O Box 68 493 Main Slraal Bannington Vermont 05201 (802)447-1511 McNeilly's Greenhouses Troy-Bennington Road Hoosick Falls, New York 686-5421 686-5489 Cut Flowers Funeral Arrangements Wedding bouquets Best wishes to the Class of '81 Taconic Pipe Band PETRAS Farmer’s Inn Hoosick, New York (518) 686-5411 KIRKSIDE tOR LQQo 9 “BE OUR PAMPERED GUEST!” 250 West Main Street Bennington, Vermont 05201 telephone 447-7596 The Kennedys Best Wishes Best Wishes GINO Good Luck To the class of 1981 From A member of The class of 1999 Pat, John, Brian and Stephen Mullen Best Wishes MIKE BARTOSIK Sarah Marie 54 TALK TO US Banking isn’t as simple as for business or personal, it used to be. If you’re not talk to us. We may help you Compliments of B D Painting and Paper Hanging Have brushes - will travel Bank St. £x! North Bennington (802) 442-3337 ss MARGE’S MINI MART Rt. 7, Hoosick Falls order 686-7829 -beer - deli grocery - soda, ice cream Bennington Pizza House Monument Plaza Bennington, Vt. 447-7007 also 430 Main St. 447-1717 209 North Side Drive Gift Shop watches and clocks (new and repair) Bennington Tomasi’s Sport Center 651 Main St. Bennington, Vt. 05201 802-442-6217 Trophies, Uniforms, jackets, lettering Best wishes from Dick Martell Stereo Theatre 473 Main Street Bennington, Vt. 05201 (802) 442-6466 Hoosick Hgway Rt. 7 Hoosick, N. Y. For your Farm and Home needs 686-4301 or 686-4302 Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Sat. 8-noon DIOCESE OF ALBANY WARM GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 56