Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1987 volume:

HOOSAC SCHOOL Hoosick, New York 4 1987 HOOSAC OWL EDITOR: MARBIE PARSHALL PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: HEATHER FOSTER ADVERTISING MANAGER: CLIFF ASHLEY FACULTY ADVISER: RICHARD LOMUSCIO DEDICATION MARTIN LO WENFISH THE MAN AND HIS WORK More than a quarter of a century of service to Hoosac! Architect • Trustee • Good Friend MEMORIAL HALL — 1964 LAVINO HOUSE — 1969 CANNON HOUSE — 1970 PITT-MASON HALL — 1967 2 Donn and Barbara Wright Headmaster’s Greeting to the Class of 1987 The Class of 1987 will become particularly important in Hoosac’s history because of important changes that your class represents. First of all, you’re a substantially larger number of students to graduate from Hoosac for many years. Your numbers represent a new vigor and vitality in the life and progress of the school. You’re not only the last senior class to have smoking permission at Hoosac, you are the first in almost a decade to lead the school back to its tradition of fielding winning teams against our larger opponents. You have done much to build good morale and a winning attitude. (1 hope some of you use that strength to quit smoking on your own). Next, you have done well for yourselves academically and produced an impressive long list of good college acceptances. I wish to thank you for your contributions to Hoosac. You have set an example for successive senior classes to follow so that you and other alumni can always be proud that Hoosac is your school. I hope you will come back and visit when you can. Also, drop us a line once in a while and tell us your news. Mrs. Wright and 1 wish you success, good health and happiness always! May God bless you and keep you mindful of the needs of others. Sincerely, (j£- Donn D. Wright Headmaster 3 THE CLASS OF 1987 «4 W • 4 Leif Peter Booger ■+ ■ «ft ft A - ••• ■ Sj'aS . � VI Manager Soccer, Skiing, Manager Lacrosse To Josh: A QP To Andy: A Disc that only plays the first part of down on the comer To Tom: A Knob To Cliff: A Nose Plug To Ken (Harpo): A chain cutter 5 Sean Patrick Branson IV Yeoman, Lacrosse V Yeoman, Lacrosse VI Yeoman, Lacrosse “Aic Iacet Arthurus, rex quondam rcxquc futurus. “Morte D'Artur To Cliff: A Life To Rachel: Mark Brimo To Tom: A world tour and an Oscar To Mr. L.: William Shatner’s toupe “One can only see what one observes, and one observes only things which are already in the mind.” Alphonse Bertillon “That is not dead which can eternal lie’ yet with strange aeons even death may die.” H. P. Lovecraft “The roaring of lions, the howling of wolves, the raging of the stormy sea, and the destructive sword, are portions of eternity, too great for the eye of man.” William Blake 6 He-Jun Chang 7 Andrew John Day “Ando” V Hockey, Baseball, Lacrosse, Tennis VI Hockey, Lacrosse, Yeoman To Tom: A pocket Thesaurus and a chest To Gildo: The Blonde waitress at the Fortune Cookie To Spidey: An afro pick and a wall mirror. To Vem: French Vee To Bill: A pair of ground hawgs and the ice on Pitt Mason hill “How do you like that, they finally let me out of school.” Alice Cooper Far beyond the sun” Yngwie J. Malmsteen “Ando” Thanks to all the dudes and the good times Thanks to Padre and the Guilded one Thanks to Beny Thanks mom and dad “If ya can't stand the heat, Don’t stand in the subway tumstyle. Paul ShafTer “Did you get rid of all the voices in your head. Do yo now miss them and the things that they said. David Gilmour Rock N’ Roll 8 Bri, Bri, Bri' Brian Diamond “Bri, Bri Bri” IV Soccer, Skiing, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse Captain, Tour Guide V Soccer, Skiing, Lacrosse Captain Baseball, Tour Guide, Proctor VI Soccer Captain, Lacrosse, Tour Guide, Steward, Proctor To Masa: The best of times, the city, and a Jewish camp To Dave O.: The south Bronx, and the south south Bronx To Bill, Tom, and Andy: CT hr. To Bill: The Slargate machine To Dave M.: More food in the fridge To Lori: A trip to Long Island and a month and a half To Marbie: An electric blanket To Alison: A big room, Alec, and lots of love To the Lavino boys: Spam and rice. To Mom and Dad: Thanks for everything that you have done for me. The happiest days of our lives “When we grew up and went to school There were certain teachers who would hurt the children anyway they could by powering their decision upon anything we did and exposing every weakness.” Pink Floyd “Set your goal and go for it 9 Thomas Phillip Dieboldt To JefT: An evening on the town with Metallica To Andy: tickets, and a backstage pass to Yngwie To Bill: Dinner at the Dooley’s To Sean: Music lessons and a scholarship to Columbia To Dave M.: A real carting crew To Cliff: An L. L. Bean outlet “Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth . .. Ecclesiastes “Sleep my friend and you will see, that dream is my reality. Metallica 'It's not so damn funny anymore is it?” David Letterman “Courage Dan Rather Thanks Mom and Dad! V Yeoman, Lacrosse, Proctor VI Yeoman, Proctor 10 Jean E. Fogarty “Lefty” Mom and Dad, Words are not enough, to show my appreciation, I could never repay you for all you have done for me. I can only hope that in your hearts you know how much you mean to me. I love you both!!! “Take time to enjoy life. To laugh and cry. Take each day as it comes, But don’t let life pass you by. Take time to recall the good times Shared with old friends and loves But don’t live in the past. Take time to wonder What the future may bring But life for today, Because today is everything. And always remember to Take time to love Because only those who love. Can be loved too.” “lefty” IV Aerobics, Outdoor sports, Tour guide V Dance, Running, Proctor, Tour Guide VI Cross-Country, Nautilus, Proctor, Tour Guide To Molly: A spiderman doll To Alison: A new calling card To Jen K..: A boyfriend To Sarah: My friendship M M and JK: Don’t forget our late night talk of ghosts. Brian: Remember spring ’85 Heather and Masa: The talks in the library, Thanks for all the help. Good luck guys! Chip: “If you love somebody set them free, if they come back they’re yours, if not they never were” thanks for the good times. I love you. V.W.: Muchas gracias para los veces cuando yo no pude hacer Recuerdas Union Grande?” Farewell to the lads of Pitt “Once a Whitcomb girl, always a Whitcomb girl.” Spring ’85 Kenneth Arnold Hough “Harpo,” “Ken” VI Soccer, Ski Club, Scribe, Play, Lacrosse To Peter: 50 t for a game of pool To Andrie: A backstage pass to an Iron Maiden concert To Steve: My hot pot and a year’s supp- ly of noodles To Alec: Alison’s wardrobe To Alison: A watch that always runs fif- teen minutes fast To Nicky: A pool table To Jen W: A pair of loose fitting pants To Lori: 5 inches to grow To Tom: A collection of classic movies from the 1940’s To H.J.: An American with credit To Cliff: A rule book for all the sports in the world “But I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.' — Paul Hewson 12 William C. Howe “Bill” V Soccer, Lacrosse, Yeoman VI Soccer, Lacrosse To Jeff: A huge 427 big block To Tommy: Full partnership in Leon’s barbeque hut To Kern: The rhythm of Steely Dan To The Gilded: A couple of V’s and a diet Pepsi To Shumbo: The “lad’s” and I leave Castle Grey Skull Hey Pete, you too can have one just like this!!! Just remember, wherever you go, there you are... I’m off to see the wizard, “If her daddy’s rich take her out for a meal. If her daddy’s poor, just do what you feel.. Mungo Gery 'Never cat Mexican food and stand near an open flame.' Thomas Diebolt “Acting is not an important job, plumbing is.' Spencer Tracy Thanx to the padre and the Gilded one. Thanx for everything Dorothy Thanx Mom and Dad. 13 Dave, Remember Sept. 26, all our trips together, March ’87, Smokey, The “South,” all the good times and me. Thanks for all the wonderful memories. Love Always, Amanda 14 Tom Kwon Heather McGrath “Hcathe,” II Soccer manager, Dance, Tour guide III Soccer manager. Dance, Skiing, Tour guide IV Soccer manager, Baseball manager. LaCrossc manager. Dance, Tour guide V Soccer manager. Baseball manager, Dance VI Soccer manager. Basketball manager. Nautilus, Tour guide. Prefect, Head of work jobs Dear Mom and Dad, I know that we didn't always agree on things and that it wasn't always easy. That’s why I want to thank you for the sacrifices that you made for me and somehow you always saw that I got it. You always told me that I could do anything that I put my mind to. Now as I’m heading for college, I hope that you’re right. It’s time to take all that you taught me about life and values and prove to you that I was listening when you didn’t think I was. Because of you two I have a good start on life and I will always be grateful. I hope that I will make you proud of me. Wish me luck! I love you. Heather “I never want to stop being a child 1 want to see the flowers growing wild on the hillside. To see the sunrise in the morning sunlight grow- ing, filling the skies Simple things of the earth don’t do They just grow and change as time goes by There are no questions without answers I’ve found my answer to life is living The secret of living is life.” To Jan W: Lots of laughs and fun. Be good and smile baby, Mark loves ya. To Chip: The courage to stick it out one more year To Janet and Adrienne: A clean room and a big hug To Marbie: The energy to achieve all she planned for next year To Cliff: The ability to make it on his own assets To Rachel: Lots of happy memories To Jean: A big thanks for being a great friend To Josh and Dave: Memories of our five years together To Dave O.: The ability to be true and love only one girl at a time To Boo Boo and Shumbo: A summer full of laughs To Nicky: Our talk on the train to N.Y.C. To The Mullens: A thanks for everything To my best friends M.T., J.F., S.M., D.M., D.O., C P., B.D., E.S., M.P., A.H., P.B. All the memories we shared 16 Molly F. Mejia “Squaw “I thought it was the end in '86 but now I know it was only the beginning in ’87.” Molly Mejia Squaw VI Soccer, Basketball Softball To Jean: A house by a lake To Alla: A telephone for long distance calls To Jen K. (my roomy): My clean habits and a maid To David: My love for life (and a teddy bear) To P.M. Crew: Girls, Girls, Girls To Amanda and Dave: My wedding bouquet To Masa and Heather: Squaw and Spidey’s phone number To Nicky: My thoughts and smiles To Everyone: A thought at my leaving Hoosac as a P.G. “Get out while you can” To B.H., A.D., T.D., P.B., especially K.W. Thanks for all the hard times To my father: A thanks for all the opportunities you’ve given me. Love, Francisca Josh Mobley II Cross-Country, Yeoman III Soccer, Ice Skating, Yeoman IV Soccer, Outdoors, Yeoman V Soccer, Yeoman VI Soccer, Nautilus, Lacrosse To Heather M. and Dave M.: I leave Five more years “Your waking, and you don’t always realize it, but you’re also falling, with each step. You fall forwards slightly, and then catch yourself from falling over and over, you’re falling and then catching yourself from falling, and this is how you can be walking, and falling, at the same time.” Laurie Anderson “Go to college, be a man. What’s the friggen deal? It’s not how old I am. it’s how old I feel.” Minor Threat “I’m at a loss for words, they’re no words to explain, what I am witnessing, messing with my brain, you can see it in my eyes, it’ll never be the same. Time to tear down what remains, and start something new. I’m tired of going through the motions, feeling like an empty shell, drained of all emotions. I’ve got to get away, get out of my way.” Correction of conformity Anxiety 18 Dave Morris To Amanda, You’ve probably helped me the most these past two years and especially my senior year. Thank you! Love always, Davey II Cross-Country, Ice Hockey, Track and Field III Soccer, Ice Hockey, Track and Field IV Soccer, Ice Hockey, Yeoman V Soccer, Yeoman, Proctor VI Soccer, Senior Prefect To Amanda: Two more years To Dave O.: Some more of my food To Brian D.: A refrigerator full of food To Masa: Quarters, many quarters To Heather M.: Remote control skies To the members of Viking: A recording contract To Jen W.: A name “light weight” To Chris B.: Lots of luck To Cliff: A tissue To Jeff W.: My keys in your AMP “Master of puppets are pulling your strings, twisting your lives, and slashing your dreams.” Metallica 19 Sarah Muckerman “Blooberry” IV Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee V Soccer Captain, Softball Captain, Basketball manager, Proctor, SAC VI Soccer Captain, Basketball manager. Captain Softball, Nautilus, Tour Guide Sometimes in school, I wanted to give up, but I could always turn to my friends for help. Through the good and bad, our friendships lasted. Don’t forget the good times. Remember when ... Mom and Dad, I especially want to thank you. There have been some times when I didn’t think I would make it. You both stayed behind me all the way. Guess What? You were right. I can do it, and I did. I Love You! ‘Blooberry’ “It happens once, not twice, the moments vanishing, like mice, scurrying past, life much too fast, and only for the very brave, the strong, the true, and when the moment comes, for you, don’t let it pass you by. For in the twinkling of an eye, the love is gone, the moment dead, an empty ringing in your head, your heart will know when fate has whispered in your ear... Oh never fear, beloved friend, for in the end, it’s worth the price, the fee, the cost, when all is lost, but love is won. when true love comes, there is but one.” 20 David Trevor Orton “Spidcy” I’d like to thank my mother, father, and sister for always believing in me and never giving up on me. You guys have shown me I can accomplish whatever I set out to do — and to never give up! You made me believe in myself. Thank you! And I love you very much. To Masa: LaChoy lives on To Diamond: Keep a stiff upper lip To Molly: You’re the best squaw! Love ya! To Heather M.: Good luck in everything you do To Marbie and Emily: I’m glad for the wonderful friendship that we had To Everyone at Hoosac: Thanks for being good friends (Chip, Rob, The Bedell’s, Sarah, The Pitt crew) Also to Mr. Bedell “Hey lucky how about lunch!” “Spidey” V Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse VI Soccer, Basketball Captain, Lacrosse 21 J eff Park Woo-Sik Shin ■ 23 Alison Brooke Shyer V Tennis VI Soccer, Owlet, Jester, Tennis, Bay Rum To Molly, my cvcr-faithful and closest friend: I can’t thank you enough — I leave you the missing brown piece from my backgammon set. (Think we can play over the phone?) Thanks for saving my life (sanity) more times than I can even remember. I’ll see you in Iran. I love you. Jean: Guess what I need to borrow? Sarah: I leave you all the love and happiness you deserve — I hope you find it soon. Bri-Bri: Thanks for helping with (and sometimes adding to) my confusion. I love you anyway. Keep in touch. Alec: I leave you your own wardrobe and my room — just keep it clean. Miss Wilson: You’re crazed and I love your jacket with the groovy belt. I’ll miss our talks (lodged in your throat?) Thanks for everything. Good luck. Monsieur Lomuscio: Je n'oublierai jamais le temps que nous avons passe ensemble, si dcs choscs que vous m'employez. Alors, jc sais que dcs personnes ou dcs etu- diants sont seulement des noms pour vous apres ils sont par- tis dc cette ecole, mais je sais que vous manqueriez 1’oncle . .. et moi, bien sur. Merci beaucoup pour tout. Kern: I couldn’t have picked a better 2 ... See you on my doorstep in a couple of years ... Until then, ‘Fare thee well' Goodbye, Mr. Mojo — How could I have told you so you’d believe me? “And now the time has come, and so, my love, I must go And though I lose a friend In the end you will know, oh .. The Beatles “The grass ain’t greener, the wine ain’t sweeter, either side of the hill.. . Grateful Dead “Many times I’ve been alone and many times I’ve cried, Anyway you’ll never know the many ways I’ve tried but still they lead me back to the long and winding road.. The Beatles 24 Well, that was interesting... — Emily Kate Singer Emily Kate Singer “Emmy,” “Em,” “We know what wc arc. but “Catelin know not what we may be.” V manager cross-country, softball, William Shakespeare newspaper, yearbook editor, tour guide. Vestry, Student Activities Committee. VI Soccer, softball, assistant-editor newspaper, yearbook editor, Vestry, Tour Guide To Mr. Bedell: Our trip to Mass., all the help and thanks To Mrs. Bedell: A zillion cross-word puzzles and Era To Robbie: A muzzle and a hug. Thanks. To Dave O.: You’ve got what you need. Go for it! To Chip: A thank-you and a friend forever To Brian: A one night stand that lasts all year To my shrink: A punching bag To Cliff: A silver platter big enough for his head and a hockey team To Y.P.S.P.: A louder voice and the courage to speak her mind To Heather F.: A lighter to bum those pictures To Aiddy and Jay: Two Reeses Pieces sundae’s NEVER FORGET: ZC ... floating popcorn ... AMC ... 24 hour romances... SALEM! THAT’S IT! ... muppet babies ... Oxford Street ... that long night... Chair 4... Whimppy, Whimppy, Whimppy, Left off center “Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free. Gotta find my comer in the sky. Stephen Schwartz “When I was one, I had just begun. When I was two, I was nearly new. “Two long years Have quickly passed In the beginning the end was so far And now the beginning seems so near. It seems like just yesterday When we all met for the first time And now the time has come, And no heart hurts more than one.” Emily Singer “And when we grow up do you think we’ll see that I’m still like you and you’re still like me I might be pretty you might grow tall but we don’t have to change at all.” Shelley Miller “I’ll never forget all the times that we shared, All the tears that we cried. Or the days that we cared. All the memories of time gone by Are still in my heart, And fresh in my mind. It seems so long ago, That day when everything went wrong, But really it was only yesterday And now it’s all gone. Today for all of us is difficult, Knowing that it might be a month or two Until we are together again. But all of those long dreary days and nights Will surely pass much quicker Knowing that in our hearts We will forever be together.” Emily Singer “Give my regards to Broadway and say that I’ll be there, e’re long.” When I was three, I was hardly me. When I was four, I was not much more. When I was five, I was just alive. But now I am six, I’m as clever as clever So I hope I’ll be six now and forever.” A. A. Milne “Make new friends but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold.” “though paths may sometimes drift apart, true friendships never leave the heart.” 25 Masaaki Tokunaga “Mas, Masa, Tokc” II Soccer, Hockey, Baseball, Skiing III Soccer, Hockey, Baseball IV Soccer, Hockey, Baseball V Soccer, Aerobics, Baseball, Proctor VI Soccer Captain, Basketball, Prefect, Proctor, Steward To Tori: Saturday nights and new beginning To Brian: A steady girlfriend To Oman: A copy machine To Marbie: A Prince To Dave O.: Everbody’s tapes To Dave M.: New Computer To Molly: “fat” To Omar and Sean: Yule Log To Heather M.: Saab 900 turbo and a $10,000 Certificate for Crossgates “If you love something set it free. If it comes back it’s yours. If it doesn’t, hunt it down and kill it!” Part two of Jean’s quote Heather, Thanks for the great memories! I’ll remember you always. Hopefully you’ll remember me too. Three years and four months. I’m sorry for wasting all your time. I’ll always love you, but from a far distance! Take care of yourself. Mr. and Mrs. McGrath, I love you all as if you were my parents. Matter of fact you were my parents. And thank you very much. Austin and Holly, I’ll always remember you two as my big brother and sister! Love you both, always. 26 Kern Wilson 'Vem' To Tom K.: My belief in your dreams of great success and a more satisfying supply of girls for you in college ... Bromely was great! To Ando: I leave you “down on the comer” fifty times over and a cup of morning coffee. To Molly: A big hug and thanks for all your help and all the talks we had, thanks Molly. To Bill: Great “boppin” music To Pete: My support, thanks, and a 24 hour phone number Friends most remembered: Alison, Pete, Tom Kwon, Jeff Park, H.J., Woo-sick, Cim-young, Bill, Molly, Nicky, Janet, Adrienne, Fr. Foster, and Brian. To Alison: My best friend — Thank you for the memories and many more to come. No goodbyes; I’ll always see you later. and in the end ... The love you take, is equal to the love you make. 27 John Lennon VFORM Sitting: Rachel Gottenbcrg, Nicky Josephy, Adrienne Lewis, Tanya Krubit, Jen Wallace. Standing: Chip Puppolo, Mark BicofT, Rob Sweet, Cliff Ashley, Jeff Waldman. Missing: Steve Langdon, Tori Maffett, Mar- bie Parshall, Erica Tickner, Suzanne Wehrli. IV FORM Sitting: Tim Norton, Tim Wilson, Mark Ruiz, Peter Bendixen. Back row: Noah Shapiro, Janet Stiegman, Susan Young, Lori DeMace, Paul Crear, Heather Foster, Cary Sher- man, John Bird. Missing: Jin Young Kim, Steve Whitlock. 28 Ill FORM First row: Richie Lomuscio, Avatar Neal, Jen Kotlz, Jimmy Ryan, Matt Levin. Back row: Oman Frame, Robyn Trainor, Chellic Griffin, Shawn Bums. Missing: Eric Biro, Toby DcBat- tiste, Jason Diaz, Mike Mcndelson, Scott Trucblood. II FORM Standing: Phil Paul, Jason Hartman, Walter Arroyo. In the tree: Chris Brown, Mark DeFilippo, Kris Morrill. Missing: Debi Carp, Alec Pennell. FACULTY AND STAFF First row. from left: Anne Bugbee-Harriss. Assistant Headmaster; Richard Gilder. Latin; Jane Kaufman, math; Donn Wright, Headmaster; Bob Bedell admissions; Bob Bums, history; Vaughan Wilson, Spanish; The Rev. Jared Foster, Chaplain. Second row, from left: Pat Mullen, Nurse; Sue Steele, Inner School; Lisa Cash, art; Tony Amari, Inner School Director; John Applegate, science; Clarence Perry, science. Top row, from left: Terry Trahan, music; Mary Martell, librarian. Richard Lomuscio, Dean; Elizabeth Cuthbcrt, development; Sam Cuthbert, In- ner School. OFFICE STAFF: From left: Barbara Cipperly, Nancy LaPorte, Maggie Towne, Kathy Weaver, Janice Del rosario. KITCHEN STAFF: From left: Mary Smith, Alice Taber, Kay Oakes, Eve Bums. 30 Most Athletic: Masa, Molly and Andy Nicest Eyes: Tori, Bill and Chip Best Couple: Heather and Masa Below: Biggest Flirts: Alec and Dave I Best Dressed: Tom and Lori Most Talkative: Ken and Nicky Best Actors: Alison and Steve Best Looking: Bill and Lori Nicest Most Likely to Work at lloosac in 10 Years: Cliffand Emily Class Clowns: Dave and Nicky ... THE BEST OF ’86-87... 31 FAREWELL SENIORS! i� u Da Yep s ) f o cotrti DORMS TIBBITS 1st row: Emily Singer, Adrienne Lewis, Lori DcMace, Sarah Muckerman, Heather McGraft. 2nd row: Janet Stiegman, Rachel Gottenberg, Marbie Parshall, Nicky Josephy, Amanda Hurwitz. 3rd row: Mr. Amari, Ms. Fisher, Miss Kaufman, Tori Maffett. Missing: Chellie Griffin, Eric Tickner, Jen Wallus, Robyn Trainor. PITT MASON 1st level: Steve Langdon, Tom Dicboldt, Jeff Park, Mark Bicoff. Mr. Guilder. Upper level: Dave Morris, Kern Wilson, Dave Or- toni, Andy Day, Pete Booger, Jeff Waldman. Missing: Noah Shapiro, HJ Chang, Woo-Sik Shin, Mr. Applegate, Josh Mobley, Bill Howe. WOOD HALL l eft to right: Mike Mendelson, Mark Ruiz, Paul Crear, Cary Sherman, Mr. Cuthbert, Jason Hartman, Mrs. Cuthbert, Robbie Sweet, Tim Wilson, Mark DeFilippo, Chip Puppolo. $ 34 LAVINO From left: Jim Ryan, Sean Branson, Mr. Lomuscio, Avatar Neal, Brian Diamond, Toby DeBattiste, Tim Norton, John Bird, Richie Lomuscio, Chris Brown, Pete Bendixen, Steve Whitlock, Masa Tokunaga. DUDLEY 35 Seated, from left: Alison Shyer, Molly Mejia. Standing, from left: Sue Young, Jean Fogarty, Miss Wilson, Jen Koltz, Heather Foster. SPORTS This year, Hoosac Sports Teams had mixed results. The girls soc- cer team started out strong, winning their first game, and then met with some disappointment, finishing with a 2-8 record. The boys, meanwhile had a season of ups and downs, finishing the season at 4-7, just missing the playoffs by one game. Although having a short season. Cross-country did very well. They blew away Highcroft and did well in other meets. The team placed 3rd in the Taconic Conference putting 4 runners in the top 10. In the winter, the Basketball team played hard all season, but came up empty in every game, sometimes out-playing the opposition, but always being out-scored by them. This spring, Hoosac’s Tennis team was also winless, but many new players learned the game and will be sure to help the team next year. Our girls Softball team again made it to the semi-finals, only to lose to Darrow. Lacrosse played extremely well ending up with a record of 4-3. This is the first Hoosac Lacrosse team to have a winning record. Soccer First row: Chip Puppolo, Masa Tokunaga, Dave Morris, Rob Sweet, Cliff Ashley, Josh Mobley, Jimmy Ryan. Back row: Assistant Coach — Mr. Gilder, Coach — Mr. Bums, Kris Morrill, Cary Sherman, Richie Lomuscio, Andri Prasetyo, Manager — Heather Mc- Craft, Ken Hough, Tim Norton, Phillip Paul, HJ Chang, Mike Mendelson, Oman Frame, Managers — Rachel Gottenberg, and Peter Booger. Missing: Brian Diamond, Steve Langdon, JeffLaFleur, Mark Ruiz, JeflfWaldman. Kneeling: Manager — Heather Foster, Alison Shyer, Jen Koltz, Marbie Parshall, Tori MafTett. Standing: Assistant Coach — Miss Kaufman, Tanya Krubit, Molly Mejia, Kendra Ravizza, Chcllic Griffin, Emily Singer, Sarah Muckerman, Amanda Hurwitz, Coach — Miss Kovage, Alec Pennell. Missing: Nicky Josephy. Let's go Hoosac CAPTAINS: Sarah, Amanda and Tori Another loss G I R L S S o C C E R 37 F A L L A N D W I N T E R NAUTILUS Front row: Heather Foster, Alison Shyer, Heather McGraft, Jean Fogarty. Standing: Kern Wilson, Sarah Muckcrman, Peter Booger, Tim Norton, Emily Singer, Mr. Bedell, Amanda Hurwitz, Ken Hough, Josh Mobley, Steve Whitlock, Noah Shapiro. Missing: Mark Bicoflf, Jin-Young Kim, Tom Kwon. ICE SKATING Kneeling: Marbic Parshall, Adrienne Lewis, Suzanne Wehrli. Standing: Jason Diaz, Jason Hartman, Mr. Cuthbert, Janet Stiegmann. HIKING Left to right: Suzanne Wehrli, Paul Crear, Mr. Cuthbert, Scan Branson, Josh Mobley, Walter Arroyo. 38 BASKETBALL Front: Avatar Neal. First row: John Bird, Jimmy Ryan, Kris Morrill, Oman Frame, Rob Sweet, Nicky Josephy, Cliff Ashley. Back: Masa Tokunaga, Managers — Heather McGrath, and Sarah Muckerman, Mark DeFilippo, Coach — Mr. Ap- plegate. Missing: Dave Orton, Molly Mejia, Paul Crear, Eric Biro. SKIING Left to right: Walter Arroyo, Chip Puppolo, Kern Wilson, Peter Booger, Jeff Park, Tim Norton, Matt Levin, Ken Hough, Phil Paul. Miss- ing: Scott Trueblood. 39 LACROSSE S P R I N G First row: Manager — Peter Boogcr, Oman Frame, Cliff Ashley, Bill Howe, Mark Bicoff, Andy Day, Rob Sweet, Richie Lomuscio. Back: Coach — Mr. Gilder, Andri Prasetyo, John Bird, Kern Wilson, Phil Paul, Avatar Neal, Peter Bendxien, Eric Biro, Mark DeFilippo, Assistant Coach — Mr. Cuthbert, Manager — Rachel Gottenberg. Missing: Brian Diamond. 40 SOFTBALL First row: Emily Singer, Tori MafTett, Sarah Muckcrman, Nicky Joscphy, Amanda Hurwitz, Marbie Parshall. Back row: Coach — Mr. Hicky, Lori DcMacc, Manager — Masa Tokunaga, Suzanne Wehrli, Molly Mejia, Assistant Coach — Miss Kauf- man. Missing: Alec Pennell, Jen Wallace. TENNIS Kneeling: Coach — Mr. Applegate, Alison Shyer, Tim Norton. Standing: Jin-Young Kim, Jeff Park, HJ Chang, Ken Hough. Missing: Woo-Sik Shin. 41 PROCTORS NEWSPAPER WRITERS From left: Brian Diamond, HJ Chang, Cliff Ashley, Jean Fogarty, Rob From left: Emily Singer, Cliff Ashley. Sweet, Amanda Hurwitz, Chip Puppolo, Mark Ruiz, Jeff Waldman. STEWARDS From left: Dave Orton, Masa Tokunaga, Brian Diamond. YEARBOOK From left: Marbie Parshall, Cliff Ashley, Heather Foster. LIBRARY From left: Mrs. Martell, Molly Mejia. 43 I Memories of a Great Year! ____________________________ I 44 45 HALLO I si place JcfTl-cflcur. Sieve Whitlock Hoosac Faculty 3rd place Rowan Waugh The Blues Brothers M M’s melt in your mouth, not in your hands. 2nd place Alison Shyer and Heather Foster 46 fi jv: BAND Josh Mobley, Tom Dieboldt, Andy Day, Jeff Waldman, Tom Kwon, Kem Wilson. “BAY RUM” R S U E S M S I I N A A N R 47 Make-up time Kern Wilson and Scan Bums fight to the end! 48 Behind the scenes Brian replies, “In my hand a 1 you think me an ugly old man! God Bless us all THE MUMMER'S PLAY St. George He Was For England Jack Finney Turkish Knight Father Christmas Fair Saba King of Egypt Beelzebub Dragon ....... St. George Giant ...................... Doctor ............ Clifford Ashley Kern Wilson Paul Crear Peter Boogcr Scan Branson Brian Diamond Thomas Dicboldt Shawn Bums Sarah Muckerman Heather McGrath Paul Crear as Father Christmas THE PROCESSION OF THE BOAR’S HEAD The Boar's Head Carol.................Soloists: Jeffery Waldman Avatar Neal Herald..........................................Kris Morrill Torch Bearers He-Jun Chang, Toby DeBattiste Trumpeter Clifford Ashley Yule Log Pages Marla Pennell, Marbic Parshall Jason Diaz, Matthew Levin Boar Spear Molly Mejia Minstrels Carrying Boar’s Head Sean Branson, Avatar Neal Attendants.......................Amanda Hurwitz, Jean Fogarty Minstrels Carrying Plum Pudding Andrew Day, Jeffery Waldman Attendants....................Lori DeMace, Rachel Gottcnbcrg Attendants Bearing Mustard Tanya Krubit, Kendra Ravizza Attendants Bearing Fruit Janet Stiegman, Tori Maffctt Attendant Bearing Pic...................................Chellie Griffin Attendant Bearing Cheese Adrienne Lewis Attendants Bearing Tankards of Ale Phillip Paul, Peter Booger Hunter Bearing Peacock Kenneth Hough Hunter Bearing Pheasant Alison Shyer Angels Jennifer Wallace, Emily Singer King Wenceslas..............................Thomas Dieboldt Page Sarah Muckerman Peasant Shawn Bums Pages Brian Mullen, Lora Lomuscio, Victor Lomuscio Father Christmas...........................................Paul Crear Elizabethans Paul Paschal, Dennis Almeida, Heather Foster Stephanie Puszkarczuk, Andri Prasetyo Suzanne Wehrli, Scott Trueblood, Woo-Sik Shin Jane Kaufman, Kim Kovagc Jester......................................... Alison Shyer 49 ASADO DAY ANTONIAN GRAFTONIAN ANTONIANS: Walter Arroyo, Cliff Ashley, Mark Bicoff, John Bird, Peter Booger, Chris Brown, Shawn Burns, Andy Day, Mark DeFilippo, Lori DeMace, Tom Dicboldt, Heather Foster, Oman Frame, Chellie Griffin, Jason Hartman, Bill Howe, Jin-Young Kim, Tanya Krubit, Richie Lomuscio, Tori Maffett, Molly Mejia, Josh Mobley, Sarah Muckerman, Tim Norton, Jeff Park, Phil Paul, Jimmy Ryan, Cary Sherman, Woo-Sik Shin, Alison Shyer, Janet Stiegman, Robbie Sweet, Erica Tickner, Masa Toqunaga (captain), Jeff Waldman, Suzanne Wehrli. GRAFTONIANS: Peter Bendixen, Eric Biro, Sean Bran- son, HJ Chang, Paul Crear, Toby DeBattiste, Brian Dia- mond, Jean Fogarty, Rachel Gottenberg, Amanda Hurwitz Nicky Josephy, Jen Koltz, Steve Langdon, Adrienne Lewis! Heather McGraft, Mike Mendelson, Kris Morril, Dave Morris (captain), Avatar Neal, Dave Orton, Marbie Par- shall. Chip Puppolo, Mark Ruiz, Noah Shapiro, Robyn Trainor, Jen Wallus, Steve Whitlock, Tim Wilson, Susan Young. Si— - 50 51 DAY 1987 NINETY-EIGHTH PRIZE DAY EXERCISES JUNE 6,1987 BOOK AWARDS ENGLISH For growth and effort ... ANN MARBLE PARSHALL and For sustained excellence ... RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO ALISON BROOKE SHYER HISTORY For outstanding dedication, cooperation and academic achievement ... CLIFFORD FROST ASHLEY MATH For outstanding effort and performance ... KERN LAWRENCE For sustained excellence Wl I IN MOLLY FRANCISCA MEJIA SCIENCE For highest average and outstanding performance . . .SOON CHULKWON JOONG-WON PARK LANGUAGE For highest academic average ... JEAN ELIZABETH FOGARTY (Spanish) ... ANN MARBLE PARSHALL (Latin) ART For outstanding performance in art ... ANN MARBLE PARSHALL BIBLE For sustained effort in Bible study ... RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO ETHICS For outstanding performance .. KERN LAWRENCE WILSON CUPS THE FACULTY CUP. presented bv the 1957-1958 Faculty Awarded to ihe student who has shown the greatest scholastic improvement dunng the current academic year THE FACULTY CUP is presented to LORI ASS Dr MACE who has shown the greatest scholastic improvement in the School. THE DUDLEY CUP (for the Head Scholar) Awarded to the student who maintains the highest scholastic average throughout the year. Recognition is given to the following students: FORM VI KERN LAURENCE M I ISOS IV MARK RLE FORM t CLIFFORD FROST ASHLEY U RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO FORM II KEVIN KRISTOPHER MORRILL The DUDLEY C UP is presented to Rl( HARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO THE HENRY H DICKIE AWARD, presented by the 1968-1969 Faculty in honor of their senior colleague, to the Varsity Athletic Team with the highest scholastic average: Accepting the Award for the Team BOYS SOC CER TEAM BRIAN DIAMOND. DA VID MORRIS. MASAAKI TOKVSAGA THE GENERAL INFORMATION CUP. presented first in 1914 Awarded on the basis of an examination on general knowledge in both scholastic and world affairs: CLIFFORD FROST ASHLE Y THE ROBERTS CUP presented by Col. and Mrs Roberts. 1 26 — Awarded to the student who throughout the year maintains the highest degree of neatness in his room and in his personal appearance . by vote of the Dormitory Masters. JEFFREY WALDMAN and JAMES VINCENT RYAN THE SAINT JAMES AWARD instituted by The Reverend Clinton H Blake in 1964. An award of Si 00 given to that student who in the judgment of the Headmaster has demonstrated an unselfish capacity for hard work in the Work Program of the School and who by his work has added to the steadfastness and purpose of the School life DA I ID CHARLES MORRIS THE BRI AN JOSEPH DOOLEY C UP presented by the 1982 Faculty, in honor of Brian Joseph Dooley. Class of 1982 Awarded to that member ol the student body who. like Brian has been at Hoosac for three years or more and has made significant contributions in the area of academics, athletics and the social life of the School. This cup is presented to: CLIFFORD FROST ASHLEY WILLIAM REIFSNYDER AWARD Vice Rector of the School 1963-1966. Awarded to that student who has maintained good qualities of standard written English in all his school work RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO THE HEADM ASTER’S CUP presented by the Headmaster (Roger C. Cooley) in 1958. Awarded to a member of the student body who. in the opinion of the Headmaster, has demonstrated an honest, conscientious and cheerful character in her daily relationships and has ever been ready to serve the common good SARAH JANE MUCKERMAN THE DAVID C MORRIS CUP presented by the parents of David Morris of the Class of 1987 to that 8th or 9th grade boy or girl who. in the opinion of the soccer coaches, shows outstanding skill in soccer, has good sportsmanship and demonstrated dedication to the game RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO THE OPPORTUNITY CUP. presented by the late Mrs Margaret Sibley, in 1929. Awarded to the student whom the faculty feels has made the greatest use of the intellectual and spiritual opportunities offered by Hoosac School for development both in academic work and personal growth. TIMOTHY JOHN WILSON and JOHN M. PUPPOLO THE ARISTA CUP. presented by the Prefectsof the year. 1922-1923, Nicholas Thomson Bard. M. Bulkley. Charles Robert Howell. W. H l-aughhn and Richard Niles Sears. Awarded to that member of the student body who in daily life is felt to have exemplified the characteristics of a lady or gentleman in his relations with the school community: TIMOTHY CHRISTOPHER NORTON THE EDISON H RICE MEMORIAL AWARD: First presented in I973by Mrs. Margaret T Rice and members of her family in memory of her son. Edison H. Rice, a member of the Class of 75 who died For excellence in Photography HEATHER L YNN FOSTER and CLIFFORD FROST ASHLEY THE DEUS REGIT A WARD awarded for a significant contribution to the life of the School ( hope! and an appreciation of the beautiful and good MOLL Y FRANCISCA MEJIA THE E GEORGE LAVINO PRIZE presented by the Board of Trustees in 1968 in gratitude to Mr. l.avino for his leadership of the Board for eleven years. Awarded to the member of the Vth Form whom the Faculty feels has done the most for the School: CLIFFORD FROST ASHLEY THE GUILFORD CUP (Antonion-Graftonian) Presented by the Rector (Dr. Tibbits) 1905. Awarded to the Club which wins academic and team competition for the year: GRA FTOS IANS TEAM DA VID CHARLES MORRIS TEAM CAPTAIN THE BARRY CUP. presented by the late Mr.and Mrs. W. Kenneth Barry in 1959. Awarded for outstanding contribution to dramatic productions: ALISON BROOKE SH YER THE CANTERBURY CUP. presented by the late Frank Charles Butcher, long-time Director of the Boar's Head and Y ule Log and member of the Faculty, in 1921. Awarded for faithful and contributing work in the music of the school. EMIL Y KA TE SINGER THE TIBBITS CUP Presented by William B. J. Tibbits. Sr. in 1984. Awarded to that member of the lllrd Form who throughout the year has displayed qualities of good citizenship to schooland country. RICHARD JOSEPH LAMAR LOMUSCIO THE OWL CUP Given by the “OWL Board of 1907-08. Awarded to the individual who has made the greatest contribution to School publications. 54 Dennis Almeida R.D. 9, Box 166 Woodland Road. Mahopac, NY 10541 Walter Arroyo Extension San Antonio 10 Street, M-17, Box 364 Hum a co, PR 00661 Clifford Ashley HCR 32, Box 202 Bath, ME 04530 Elizabeth Baker 195 Belmonte Road West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Peter Bendixen 37 30th Street Des Moines, IA 50312 Mark Bicoff 309 East Park Avenue Higland Park, 111. 60035 John Bird 404 S. Garfield Street Arlington, VA 22204 Eric Biro 92 Bay Road Norton, MA 02766 Peter Boger 28 Cottontail Lane New Milford, CT 06776 Sean Branson P.O. Box 354 Sagapouack, NY 11962 C hristopher Brown 334 Delaware Road Kenmorc, NY 14217 Shawn Burns Harbor Road Sands Point, NY 11050 Deborah Carp 10 Kenilworth Lane Rye, NY 10580 He-Jun Chang 55-5, Huam-dong Yongsan-ku Seoul, Korea 140 Paul C rear Crear Farm Severance, NY 12872 Andrew Day Federal Hill Road Milford, NH 03055 Mark I eFilippo 1154 Palmer Avenue Schenectady, NY 12309 Toby IJeBattiste Box 595 West Swanzcy, NH 03469 I ori DeMace 34 Oak Street Westport. CT 06880 Brian Diamond 32 Heather Drive Somerset, NJ 08873 Jason Diaz 345 E. 12th Street New York, NY 10003 Thomas Dieboldt 31 W 155 Smith Road West Chicago, III. 60185 Jean Fogarty 2304 Hickory Point Drive Portage, Ml 49002 Heather Foster P.O. Box 3446 Naples. FL 33939 Oman Frame General Delivery Tiah's Cove Road West Tisbury, MA 02575 Rachel Gottenberg 824 Juniper Drive Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 C'hellie Griffin 200 Maple Avenue North Haven, CT 06473 Jason Hartman 425 Dean Drive Kennett Square, PA 19348 Kenneth Hough 140 East Central Avenue Moorestown, NJ 08057 William Howe 970 Sudbury Road Concord, MA 01742 Amanda llurwitz 4709 Hawksbury Road Baltimore, M D 21208 Rachel Jasse 15 Charlcsdcn Park Newtonville, M A 02161 Hannah Johnston 1440 Pleasant Street Des Moines, IA 50314 Nicole Josephy High wood Road Staatsburg, NY 11580 Chris Karp 1 Seagate Road Riverside, CT 06878 Jin-Young Kim C-1001, Hanyang Apt. 42, Youido-dong Youngdungpo-ku, Seoul, Korea Jennifer Koltz P.O. Box 388 Montauk. NY 11954 Tanya Krubit 8945 Footed Ridge Columbia, MD 21045 Tom Kwon 233 Navajo Drive WyckofT, NJ 07481 Jeffrey I iFleur 14 Old Post Road Longwood. FL 32779 Stephen l ingdon 419 West Church Street Americas, GA 31709 Matthew Levin 173 E. 64th Street New York, NY 10021 Adrienne Lewis 116-11 157th Street, 7H Jamaica, NY 11434 Richie Ix muscio Box 92 Shelter Island, NY 11965 Victoria Maffett Box 41 American Empassy, APO, NY 09675 Heather McGrath R.D. I. Box 168 Cropseyvile, NY 12052 Molly Mejia Peshawak Islamabad (ID) Department of State Washington, D.C. 20520 Michael Mendelson 312B Greenwich Street New York, NY 10013 Herrick Miles 265 Benefit Street Providence, RI 02903 Joshua Mobley 3439 Guilford Terrace Baltimore, MD 21218 Kris Morrill One Main Street Forest City, ME 04413 David Morris 21-15 34th Avenue 2D Long Island City, NY 11106 Sarah Muckerman 86 Bieselin Road Bellport, NY 11713 Avatar Neal 12 Jumel Terrace New York, NY 10032 Timothy Norton 253 Beaver Dam Road Brookhaven, NY 11719 David Orton 1655 Undercliff Avenue, Apt. 15G New York, NY 10453 Joong-Won Park 8-18, Sungbuk-dong, Sungbuk-ku Seoul, Korea 132 Marbie Pars hall RD 2, Fulmer Road Perkiomenville, PA 18074 Paul Paschal 39 W. 259 Silver Glen Road St. Charles, 111. 60174 Phillip Paul 1106 S. Charles Naperville, 111. 60540 Marla Pennell American Embassy, Sana'a Washington, DC 20520 Andri Prasetyo Pondok Jaya 1 27 Kemang Jakarta, Indonesia Chip Puppolo 30 Edith Avenue Saugerties, NY 12477 Stephanie Puszkarczuk 2633 River Road Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 Kendra Raviz a 28 Laurel Drive Berlin, CT 06037 Mark Ruiz 5440 Bartlett Street Pittsburgh, PA 15217 James Ryan 11 Crab Creek Road Shelter Island, NY 11965 Noah Shapiro 19 Cedar Street Brattleboro, VT 05301 Cary Sherman 274 Bath Avenue Long Branch, NJ 07740 Woo-Sik Shin Rm. 704, Hyundai, Apt. 16 Dong San 1-1 Garak-dong, Kangdon-ku Seoul, Korea 134 Alison Shyer 4 Villa Lane Larchmont, NY 10538 Emily Singer 2130 N. Sedgwick Chicago, III. 60614 Janet Stiegman Box 8 Paul Smiths, NY 12970 Franciscus Sumarlin JL Banyuwangi, No. 5 Jakarta 10310 Indonesia Robert Sweet Route 28 Warrensburg, NY 12885 Erica Tickner 81 Penfield Road Rochester, NY 14610 Masaaki Tokunaga 1425 2nd Avenue 3-B New York, NY 10021 Robyn Trainor 117 Manet Avenue Quincy, MA 02169 Scott Trueblood 115 Charter Oak Road Fairfield, CT 06430 Alex VanBuren Hampton Lane New Canaan, Ct 06840 Jeffrey Wald man 145 D'Agnillo Drive Warwick, RI 02818 Jennifer Wallace 416 Wychwood Road Westfield, NJ 07090 Rowan Waugh 28 Millrock Road New Paltz, NY 12561 Suzanne Wehrli 519 Cooper Lane Coppell. TX 75019 Steven W hitlock 825 Grandview Road Oil City, PA 16301 Kern Wilson 4420 E. 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46250 Timothy W ilson R.R. I, Box 830 Dorset, VT 05251 Susan Young 72 Dogwood Court Stamford, CT 06903 1986-87 DIRECTORY FALLER MUSIC CO. SALES, SERVICE, RENTALS BAND INSTR’S, PIANOS GUITARS AMPS, PRINTED MUSIC Congratulations to DAVID and the Class of 1987! With love, THE ORTON FAMILY BRUCE FAI.LER, PROP. 145 NORTH MAIN ST. RTE 7 802-442-4977 BENNINGTON, VERMONT 05201 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 87 from John and Betty Stiegman Holly and Michael McAlpen of all the Joaiorrcws CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 GOLDEN KRUST BAKERY 19 Main St. Hoosick Falls 686-5702 Ruditis Home Appliances Inc. 11-13 JOHN STREET best uj’iihw ram the jamily HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. 12090 PHONE: 686-9631 SALES SERVICE SINCE 1934 Whirlpool Congratulations Brian Best Wishes and and The Class of’87 Good Luck to the DO Class of ’87 GREAT THINGS! from Irv and Joan The Morris Diamond Family RAVIZZA BROTHERS INC. DRILLING BLASTING 28 LAUREL DR. Phone (203) 828-9895 BERLIN, CONN. 06037 838-6660 Congratulations and Good Luck We are proud of you Amanda to The Class of 1987 from and The Class of ’87 GOOD THE LUCK! 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SHAFFE’S MEN’S SHOP FINE CLOTHING WE RENT FORMAL WEAR FITTED BY AN EXPERT TAILOR 475 MAIN STREET DAVID JOE SHAFFE BENNINGTON, VT. 05201 (603) 357-0800 “PROUDLY SERVING HOOSAC SINCE 1932” COLONIAL ARMY NAVY HERITAGE GALLERY Main Street Bennington, Vermont • Pottery • Custom Clothes • Ceramics • Batik Fabrics • Collectibles • Silks, Cottons 104 Thompson St. (Soho) New York, New York 10012 (212)925-0290 Wed.-Sun. 12-8 p.m. Closed Mon. Tues. 61 Congratulations CLASS OF 1987! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Congratulations and to BUCKWHEAT!! HARPO from Missy and Jim Bob from Richard, Mom Jim Bob CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TORI MAFFETT SU TIENDA, WALTER A Teenager Clothing 52 Font Maetelo Humacau, P.R. 00661 NT7 (809) 852-1590 Walter and Ingrid o CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’87 from As 1 kneel before my bed each night At the close of a weary day. I bury my head in trembling hands. A nd tears fall as I pray. Dear God, Unworthy as I am I only ask one thing of thee Bless the ones I love tonight. And help them to remember me. THE RUIZ FAMILY Just help them to keep me in their hearts, 'til soon we meet again. And even though we’re far apart, I love them God Amen. 63 As the leaves change color, new and old students arrive, to a place so near but yet so far from home. A place where they meet and keep friends from all over the world. They will share good times and bad and hopes and dreams. Then the winter months come and shed a face of gloom around the campus, but inside there is a sense of cheer, that no one seems to fear. A nd once again the snow will fall, and so will the children one and all. Winter means that half the year's gone by and only leaves another half to fill us up inside. As the snow melts, the flowers bloom and so do the faces on these young children about to face the world again, as soon as these months roll by and oh do they roll by with each new day bringing something new. and the next day giving them something to look forward to. Then comes the end where seniors leave to another world, a world that all of us will get to eventually. But for now I am content with where I am and the things around me. For Hoosac is a place filled with memories for us all, ofgood and bad, and spring and fall. Emily Singer 64 ■