Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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Peter Tribuna “TUNA” VI Soccer, Lacrosse TO MY FRIENDS THE WORLD May their dreams be within their grasp To Rich and Joanna: May the beauty that I see in your children remain in your lives forever. To those I forget: “I NEVER FORGET” Tony SaHang: “My Mistakes” to learn by. And to Heather: Black lab puppies, Sun- shine, Flowers, An eternal happiness. To Stephan Lee Durfee: My Mentor to aspire to be only as great as the memories of you that I have. Good friends were had Good friends were lost along the way But in this great future We can’t forget our past So dry your tears I say B. Marley 29

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Erica Kristin Tickner VI Soccer, Tennis, Proctor To Betsy: “OK What’s the scam, the bees are in the bathroom. See the needle and the damage done. I said a baby can I have some more. It's gone gone the Damage Done” — Neil Young To Melissa: an easy rider on a Harley Da- vidson, Psychedelic fire in the sky here I’ll come on the 4th of July. I love you. To Jen K.: I miss you, ya long-haired hip- py- To Rachel I.: It’s Absolute or nothing at all. To Jen W.: A swimmer with skies on yelling “SINGLE,” nice mole. I love you and I’ll see you in California. To Tori: Sometime when you’re laughing really hard think of me because I’m prob- ably laughing too. To Nicky: Oh Dude, Led Zeppelin, that says it all. To Mom and Dad: thank you for believing in me and giving me Opportunity to make up for the past. I love you. If there’s one thing in my life that’s missing It’s the time that I spend alone Staring at the cool and bright clear water Well there’s lots of those friendly people, showing ways to go and I never want to lose their inspiration. — Little River Band So now I’m going on back again. I have to get back home now. All the people I used to know are illusions to me now. Some will be mathematicians, some carpenters’ wives. I don’t know how they’ll get started, but me. I’m walking down the road. We always did feel the same. We just saw it from a different point of view. — Bob Dylan 28

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Brian Jeffrey Waldman I’m sad to say it’s time to go, but, until we meet again along the road ... Remember this on your journey home, When you hear the thunder roar You’re not alone ... We wish you well, we wish you well, In times of trouble may your hearts be strong ... We wish you well, we wish you well, Until we meet again, We wish you well ... — David Coverdale To all of my friends at Hoosac, I wish the best for all of you and hope that all of your dreams may come true. With some effort and understanding you will find yourselves closer and closer to your dreams. Remember all of the good times that we have all shared together and, never forget them. These are the best years of our lives. To Lavino (including Mr. L.), My best year at Hoosac would not have been pos- sible without you. I care about all of you and I want you to do well in everything that you do. Don’t ever forget some of the times we have shared. Just lay low and make the effort that is needed to do well. Mom and Dad, Throughout my life there have been many hard times and without you I would never have gotten through them. You are the reason that I’m succeeding and I hope that I will make you proud. Thank you so very much for everything. I love you. Victoria, The past few years are something that I will never forget. All the time we have spent together has taught us a great deal. You have meant more to me than anyone. I know that we can both succeed with our goals and I can only wish you the best in doing so. We have had so many good times together, times that I will cherish forever. You have been so special to me and I will never forget you. Just remember the good times we have spent with one another, and never forget them. You will never leave my mind and my love for you will never come to an end. I love you. 30