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Page 7 text:
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days are reserved for the ever enthralling football games. But with the approach of cold weather the gridmen yield their place of glory to the indoor seeking cagers and matmen. Soon the Christmas season is upon us and many activities are arranged, the most prominent being the Christmas Concert and the Winter Ball. The new year arrives and as ironic as it may seem it ushers in a period of tension and gloom to the students. The cause, of course is that yearly menace, mid-terms. No matter what the results a sigh of relief issues forth from the en- tire student body when these are concluded and they settle down peacefully for the second semester. In hopes of a true representation of the student life at Hoosick Falls Central the 1965 Vagabond has recorded the events of the past year as they are unfolded.
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Foreword Watching a flower bloom one notices that not all the petals emerge simultaneously. The outer petals give the flower its beauty for a while only to recede into the background and yield their prestige to others. This pro- cess continues with every petal at some time reaching its zenith and fruition. A comparison can be drawn between this flower and the school year. Each facet of the school life emerges, gains eminence and then recedes to become an integral part of the school history. But like the' petals of a flower, each club, sport, or class activity does not proceed at the same rate in this cycle. A short synopsis of the first half of a typical year will illustrate this point clearly. At the start of school everyone is concerned with the election of officers and representatives to Student Coun- cil. This excitement soon succumbs to the business of organizing the various clubs and planning the agenda of each for the new year. Of course, in the fall the Satur-
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In Appreciation of Mr. Ralph S. Bullock Prof' We thank you, Mr. Bullock, for your 38 years of service—for the many students that have left this school better prepared to face the world because of their contact with you. We thank you for that, but perhaps more, we thank you for that ready smile that has brightened the halls and the hearts of our school and which will, without doubt, forever brighten our memories and the memo- ries of all those who have known you. 4
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