Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1983 volume:

Hoosac School 1983 OWL 1 Dedication Each year the senior class dedicates its yearbook to a certain person who they feel has contributed the most to their life at HOOSAC. We, the class of 83, have chosen a person whom we feel deserves this special honor. If we listed everything this person has done for HOOSAC, we would go on for pages. While at HOOSAC, he has brought on great social and economic changes as well as enhancing the physical appearance of the school. He is very dedicated to the school and has always put the needs of the school before the needs of his own. It is with great admiration and thanks that we, the 1983 Senior Class of HOOSAC SCHOOL, dedicate our yearbook to our own Headmaster, Mr. Samuel S. Greene. After Scarborough Fair Mellowing breezes of soft summer wind Flow through the minds of millions Bur few, in any, can catch the leaves Before school in winter's cold haven. Yes; it's a time of hurrying And before the stars stop shining You must look into her eyes and See your future, and the will that Can make your lives better. Hurry and run from the night Into the day, leaving only a path. Through the leaves, that the world Will follow. Keep it close to your heart, A place of secret refuge, on the hill In the midst of winter's cold haven. Through the trees and over the brook. Look out, and see your future, see her; Follow her with your mind, in the early Dew of spring, see her hair blow in the wind Follow her until you reach the edge Then look around, and realize you Made it, uncut by the thorns. As you look out on a dear blue ocean But she's gone, and you can hear the Whispering of the wind, saying Your lives have just begun; go Out and find her, and best wishes. 3 Addresses Andrews, Dana, 79 Garfeild Ave., P.O. Box 245 North Haven, CT 06473 Armbrister, Jacqueline, Ron, Blue Hill Road, Nassau, Bahamas, N-235 Bandoo, Howard, Peter, 67 Degraw St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 Brown, Darice, 51 Main St., Stephentwon, NY 12168 Brummer, Georgia, 182 West Queens Drive West, Williamsburg, VA 23185 Adrianza, Carlos, Avenida, Orinoo, Edificio Luicar, Apt. A-3, Caracas, Ven. 1060 Robinson, Courtney, 3333C, Broadway, 1 OH New York, NY 10031 Rodriguez, Karen, 433 East 80th St., Apt. 24, New York, NY 10021 Roy, Jim, 2026 Piney Point Road, RD 6 Troy, NY 12180 Saade, Jorge, 35 Scoles Ave. Clifton, NJ 07012 Stone, Lucretia, RD 1, Box 143, Wilson Hill Road, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Sura, Fred RD 1, Box 144 Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Triolo, Elena, 9 Gert Lane Abany, NY 12205 Warren, Omar, 936 East 48th St., Brooklyn, NY 11203 Whitesell, Jeff, Banks St. Extension, North Bennington, VT 05257 Witt, Suzanne, Caroline, 1 Revere Court, Floral Park, NY 11001 Wright, Suzanne, RD 2, Babcock Lake, Petersburg, NY 12138 Wrzenski, Ward, Wanda, RD 1, Box 122, Martin-Dunham Road, Crospeyville, NY 12052 Wicks, Seth, West Road, Rd 1, Bennington, VT 05201 Hosse, Michele, P.O. Box 300, 5 Sherwood Place, Hyde Park, NY 12538 Pedler, Pamela, 2 Wedgwood Drive, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 Russell, Andrew, RD 1 Petersburg, NY 12138 Taft, Felicia, RD 1, Box 19 Fulton, NY 13069 Capron, Bernard, 6 Grape Avenue, Fair Haven, VT 05743 Cavedon, Anthony, Box 95, Slatersville, Rl 02876 Colliano, Patrick, 33 Robinson Avenue, Bennington, VT 05201 Danon, Marco, Quinta Mija, Calle Sucre, Lecheria Estado Anzoategvi Venezuela, South America Dooley, John RD 1, Box 509, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Evans, David, RD 2, Bronwell Road, Cambridge, NY 150 Clark Street, Apt. 13, Manchester, NH 03104 Franklin, Antonio, 1673 Union Street, Brooklyn, NY 11213 Hall, Edward, 33-24 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, NY 11354 Hamula, Thomas, 84 Scott Avenue, Elmira, NY 14905 Headwell, Roy, RD 2, Shunpike Road, Cambridge, NY 12816 Hong, Seung Mo (Bill), 41-34 71st Street, Woodside, NY 11377 Hwang, Yong Hyun (Danny), 46-01 39th Ave., Apt. 625, Sunnyside, NY 11104 Hufcrer, Lizzette, RD 2 Box 130, Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 Kawai, Tsunemasa, 102 Mushitori Izmiotsushi, Osaka-Fu, Japan Kim, Byong Man, 41-09 48th St., Apt. 8, New York, NY 11104 King, Anthony, 4 Frenchmans Bay, P.O. Box 1401, St. Thomas, V.l. 00801 King, Charles, College Road, Box 498, North Bennington, VT 05257 Lim, Woo, 41-35 51st Street, Apt. 6K, Woodside, N Y. 11377 Long, Graham, 59 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 Marsh, Charles, 170-20 130 Ave., Bldg, 12c, Apt. 1c, Jamaica, N.Y. 11434 McGrath, Holly, Austin, Heather, RD 1, Box 168, Cropseyville, N.Y. 12052 Mikaya, Peter, 930 Protano Lane, Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543 Miyama, Tomomitsu, 635-1 Nitona-cho, Chiba-City, Chiba, Japan Miller, Coulston, 631 Fountain Street, Clinton, N.Y. 13323 Mobley, Joshua, 3439 Guilford Terrace, Baltimore, MD 21218 Morris, David, 21-15 34th Ave , Apt. 2D, Long Island City, N.Y. 11106 N'Diaye, Alioune, 598 East 92nd Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236 Ono, Hiroshi, 1581 Shinohara-cho, Koohoku-ku, Yokohama, Japan 222 Peoples, Sean, 111 Orange Road, Montclair, N.J. 07042 Reichardt, Marc 36280 Smithfield, Farmington, Ml 48024 Rider, Carolyn, RD 2, Box 26-A, Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 Risch, Eric, 47 Meppen Drive, St. Louis, MO 631 4 FACULTY L-R: Mr Swankey, Mr Hahn, Mr Bartosik, Mr Herron, Mrs Baker, Mrs Mottley. Second Row: Mrs Mullen, Mrs. Cor- mier, Ms. Rand. First Row: Mr. Cook, Ms. Bubgee-Harris, Mr. Greene, Mr Bein Mr Cook and Bogart HOUSEKEEPING STAFF: L-R: Essie Milby, Barbara Gifford, Mary Dawn Moon COOKS: Mary Smith and Tom Van Gelder 6 Frankie Danforth and Harold Kook Liback. DISHROOM Eve Burns THE MULLEN FAMILY: John, Stephen, Brian, and Pat MAINTENANCE: Roy Head well, Frankie Danforth, Dana Andrews, Austin McGrath, Bob Hoffman. 7 9 TWnSDOtM: Front Row: Bogart, Brad Cook, John Dooley, Carlo Adnan a. Sean People , Lamine NTOiaye, Mava Kawai, Bdl Hahn. Second Row: left Whitesell, Frick Risch, David Evam, Charte King, George Saade. PITT MASON DORM: Front Row, Kneeling: Josh Mobley, Keith McNulty, Howard Bandoo, Dave Morm, Bemie Capron. Second Row, Standing: Coach Mie Bartosik, Omar Warren, Hiroshi Ono, Charles Marsh, Tony Franklin, AJi NDiaye, Byong Man Kim, Marc Reichardt, |im Roy. Third Row: Chelsea Taylor, Rick Taylor, lesska Taylor, |im Healy, Peter Mikaya, Seung Mo (Bally) Hong, Graham long, Yong Hyun (Danny) Hwang, Kento Suzuki, Seth Wicks, Tom Hamula, Andy Russei, Tony Cavedon. 10 WHITCOMB DORM Suzanne Witt, Elena Triolo, Holly McGrath, Lizzette Huber, Michele Hosse, Wanda Wrzenski, Jeanne Rand. Ronnie Armbrister is missing. LAVINO DORM: Front Row, Sitting From Left to Right: Liz Mandel, Lola Szent-Gyorgyi, Gigi Brummer, Carolyn Rider, Sue-Ellen Wright, Pamela Pedler. Second Row: Joelle Healy, Carrie Witt, Darice Brown, Felicia Taft, Heather McGrath, Courtney Robinson, Lucretia Stone, Karen Rodriguez, Lynn Jacques. WOOD HALL DORM Ron Armbrister, Roy Headwell, Tomo Miyama, C. B. Miller, Tony King, Marco Danon, Tim Swankey, Austin McGrath, Dana Andrews. Missing: Ed Hall, DAvid Mottley. 11 13 Graham Long, Bryan Adams, Dave Morris, James Roy, Marc Reichardt 2nd Row: Heather McGrath, Caroline Witt, Robin Jac- ques Front Row Byong Man Kim, Joshua Mobley, Keith McNulty Form II Seth Wicks, Peter Mikaya, Tom Hamula, Billy Hong, Tony Cavedon, Danny Hwang 2nd Row: Elena Triolo, Courtney Robinson, Darice Brown, Joelle Healy. Front Row: Howard Bandoo, Omar Warren, Ward Wrzenski Missing: John Dooley Form III 14 Bernie Capron, Andy Russell. )im Healy, Kento Suzuki, Marco Danon, Ali N'Diaye 2nd Row: Liz Mandel, Suzanne Witt, Lesa Ackerman. Front Row Roy Head well, Austin McGrath, Dana Andrews. Form IV Charles Marsh, Sue Wright, Holly McGrath, Sean Peoples, Wanda Wrzenski, Hiroshi Ono, Pam Pedler, Charles King, Tomo Miyana 2nd Row: Gigi Brummer, Lola Szent-Gyorgyi, Karen Rodriguez Front: C B Miller Not Present: Peter Bandoo Form V 15 Fred Sura, Eric Risch, Steve Lim, Lamine N'Diaye, Jeff Whitesell, Dave Evans, Tony King, lorge Saade, Masa Kawai, Ron Armbrister 2nd Row Lu Stone, Lizette Huber. Felicia Taft. Ronnie Armbrister Front P I Colliano, Carlos Adrianza Form VI 16 17 m w m -- V DAVID LEE EVANS Varsity Soccer V, VI; Varsity Basketball IV, V; Varsity Baseball IV, V, VI; Environmental IV; Independent Guitar VI ”,.. But then somebody said. Fair Warning. Lord strike that poor boy down.' VANHALEN And I've seen desperation explode into fame, cause I've run every red light on Memory Lane. DIRE STRAITS Photography V; Steward; Varsity Ski Team V, VI; Water Sports V, VI Face piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. - MOODY BLUES What people don't know you have, they can't take away from you. - E.R. In the shadow of the wheel of fortune, you're busy tryin' to clear your name . . - DIRE STRAITS ERIC N. RISCH 20 STEPHEN WOO LIM Prefect VI; Proctor VI; Soccer VI; Baseball VI; Basketball VI CAROLYN MARY RIDER Prefect; Baseball Manager VI; Drama VI; Tennis V TONY KING Life is all of us creating Life is challenging Life is to love and to understand Life is beautiful Life is an experience Life is to live and to die LIFE To be, but not to be )V Soccer VI; Varsity Basketball VI; Varsity Baseball VI; Scribe VI RON ARMBRISTER 22 LAMINE N'DIAYE |V Soccer VI; Basketball - Allstar VI; Varsity Baseball RONNIE ARMBRISTER Living is learned by those who seek to master its elusive arts. I wish you all the best in the future. Co into the world and learn all that there is, taking advan- tage of every opportunity. One can have the poten- tials; however that's not good enough, you must use those with which the Lord has blessed you. One should remember that success is achieved by hard work One's talents will remain hidden as long as they are kept hidden. Get serious and put all your ef- forts in the good things you wish to pursue and suc- cess will always be yours. My senior year at Hoosac has been a tremendous experience. One that I will always remember. There will be a time when I can look back and cherish moments that I shared, in and out of the class room. My thanks goes to teachers and students that made my year an enjoyable one. Also to my parents that made it all possible. My ambition in life is to one day become a profes- sional Journalist. My hobbies are reading, playing soft- ball and listening to music. Enjoy life and remember the road to success is open to us all. MOTTO: LIVE, LOVE, LEARN and be happy always. Warden, Proctor, Steward, Year Book, Basketball Manager, Drama, Baseball, Tuck Shop V FORM - Tuck Shop, Track; VI FORM - |V Soccer Manager, Dance. I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed it. So I settled for the sky. LIZZETTE HUBER 25 JEFF WHITESELL Tuck Shop V; Varsity Soccer V, VI; Varsity Basketball V, VI; Varsity Baseball V, VI; Steward VI; Editor Yearbook VI .. the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. FDR. There are many things to live for, few things to die for, but there is nothing to kill for. Tom Robbins Life is just a fantasy can you live this fantasy life? Aldo Nova FRED SURA Prefect VI, Steward V; Varsity Soccer V, VI; Varsity Track V, VI I am surrounded by the sort of knaves I can not rule. Sir George Carew My motto is dignity, always dignity . Gene Kelly Frederick loseph Sura, owner of the Maximo Vodka Company and Rus- sian diplomatic orator. 26 )V Soccer V and VI; Basketball V; Baseball V and VI; Steward VI .. And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last.. - Plant and Page — “Listen to my music and hear what it can do. There is something here as strong as life, and I know that it will reach you. — Neil Peart - GEORGE SAADE )V Soccer VI; Varsity Basketball VI; Varsity Baseball VI “A smile can do things incredible. So SMILE! The music that keeps you going “NEVER GON- NA STOP. CARLOS ADRIANZA 27 W9 r III FORM - Environmental Science, Skating, Intramurals, Photography, Dance, Theatre; IV FORM — Varsity Soccer Manager, Volunteer Hospital Aide, Yearbook, Dance; V FORM - Varsity Soccer Manager, Dance; VI Form - Steward, Varsity Soccer Manager, Dance, Drama Varsity Track, Yearbook. Friends, No matter how far separated, Will grow in love And sympathy And nearness To each other - Bertha Crude LUCRETIA STONE Vestry P |. Colliano, Peter Mikaya, Marc Reichardt, Bernie Capron, Ronnie Armbrister. 29 Ron Armbrister. Wanda Wrzenski, Lamine N'Diaye, Sue Wright Hoosac Owl Tony Franklin, Lu Stone, Jeff Whitesell, Pam Pedler, Fred Sura, Charlie King, Mr Swankey Missing )ohn Dooley. Proctors Ronnie Armbrister, Charles Marsh, Steve Lim, Gigi Brummer 30 Stewards Ronnie Armbrister, Felicia Taft, Gigi Brummer, Lu Stone, |eff Whitesell Prefects 31 Charles Marsh, Steve Lim, Fred Sura Missing Carolyn Rider Games Club Charlie King, P. J. Colliano. left Whitesell, Omar Warren, Sean Peoples, Fred Sura. 2nd Row: Howie Bandoo, Bill Hahn, Marc Reichardt, lames Roy. Tim Swankey, Keith McNulty. JESTER AND COURT Dana Andrews. Fred Sura, Austin McGrath. Roy Headwell (Jester). 32 Winter Carnival Every year at Hoosac School, the school is divided into two groups: the Antonians and the Graftonians. These two teams compete against each other in athletic events during the winter term. From the scavenger hunt to the tug-of-war, each student had a great time as the Antonians trampled the Graftonians. 33 Varsity A The Varsity A soccer team played another typical season at Hoosac Coach Bartosik was quoted as saying Although our season's winning percent- age was not impressive, the team's sportsmanship on the field made every player proud of being a member of the 82- 83 Varsity A soccer team. 34 Varsity B The Varsity B soccer team had an eventful year during the 82-83 season. Although they had some tough games. Coach Swankey stated that The team always strived for better at each game, making each player more experienced and ready for the Varsity A team next year. 35 Cross Country This year's cross country team has certainly been most rewarding. Coach Bob Stackpole gave us that extra push when we needed it. His dedication and perseverence helped boost our morale so that the season was truly enjoyable. 36 Varsity Basketball The 82-83 basketball team played an Impressive season, the style of play was excellent. Although their record wasn't winning, their sportsmanship and knowledge of the game were evident. Coach Hahn said that he was impressed with the way the team played during the season. In fact, two players were voted into the All-Star Game: Lamine N'Diaye and Sean Peoples. 37 BASEBALL TEAM: Coach Bartosik, Hiroshi Ono, Tony King, Jorge Saade, Tomo Miyama, Bill Hong, Byong Man Kim, Ali N'Diaye 3rd Row Keith McNulty, Lamine N'Diaye, Jeff Whitesell, Danny Hwang 2nd Row Masa Kawai, Sean Peoples, Howard Bandoo, Omar Warren Front Row: Gigi Brummer, Felicia Taft, Lola Szent-Gyorgyi, Ronnie Armbrister Miss«ng: Ron Armbrister TRACK TEAM: Coach Mottley, Fred Sura, Seth Wicks, C. B Miller, Dave Morris. Sean Peoples, Tony Franklin, Peter Mikaya, Charles Marsh, Coach Taylor. 2nd Row: Joelle Healy, Pam Pedler, Lu Stone. Front Row: Heather McGrath, Caroline Witt 38 Special thanks for all the late night, last minute help to Miss Rand, Sean Peoples, Eric Risch, George Saade, the Swankey Ice-Cream Delivery Service, Pat Mullen, and to all of those who made it possible for this yearbook to happen. 90th Yule Log Celebration This was the 90th annual Vule Log Celebration at Hoosac School. The production was under the direction of Mr Michael Herron, and it was a great success. From the moving pageantry of the procession of the three kings and the shepherds to the hilarious unveiling of the jester, Roy Headwell. The annual event thrilled both young and old and left the audience applauding and waiting for next year's magical event. 40 41 CM 43 DRAMA The Drama Department at Hoosac, under the direc- tion of Michael Herron, opened on Parent's Weekend with a musical comedy named Earth- lings. It was a renowned success, and all look for- ward to the spring play Charlie Brown. Olivia Fig Newton sings her little heart out. Good Luck Class of 83 A FRIEND BEST WISHES MRS. THQMflS T. BRUMMER “The Bank You Can Talk To” Member F.D.I.C. TWE MERCHANTS SANK 46 Our People Set Us Apart! Member FDIC Octets Drop in Anytime! Best Wishes John Dooley and Charles King 47 Best misses to tlje Class of “33” AN B MRS. S£A3K® 5£A3fl©