Hoosick Falls Central School - Vagabond Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

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Capable administration keeps the school running. Board of Education: SF.ATF.D--Mr. Frederick McGuire, Mr. Charles Frazier, Mr. Arthur Smith, Mr. Donald Sutton. STANDING: Mr. Dewey McCart, Dr. Harry Harrison, and Mr. Ira Fisk. Absent--Mr. Ralph Moll and Mr. Earl Goodermote, President. Mrs. Barbara DeLuca Typist Mrs. Margaret Whittet Typist Mrs. Marian Redden Senior Stenographer Mrs. Jeanne Rowley Typist Mr. John Frier Clerk Mrs. Ruth Brcnenstuhl Account Clerk 6

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Our administration solves many problems. Mr. Philip Leonard Superintendent Mr. Leonard does his job very well. As Superintendent he must keep everything in our school running smoothly. Although he does not deal directly with the students, his decisions affect their school life a great deal every year. Mr. William Waterhouse High School Principal Good morning, here are your morning announcements. The sound ol Mr. Water- house's voice brings every school day to an official start. Mr. Waterhouse has the un- pleasant job of disciplining unruly students, but he also carries on much work not so directly connected with us. He must solve all the problems presented by our complex high school. Mr. Kasmer Stempek Though we in high school see little of Mr. Stempek, he has a very important position. He is the head of the elementary administa- tive staff, and is responsible for the dis- cipline of unruly students in his sector. Under his direction students heading to- ward high school get their basic education. 5

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Sciences contain the key to the future. Math And Science Biology, Earth Science, and Chemistry are just a few of the challenging courses offered to students. Earth Science includes studies about outer space, weather, minerals, and land topography, which are invaluable to future geologists and engineers. Biology pro- vides a change-over to the more interesting parts of science study, plants and animals. Chemistry students carry on many experiences dealing with all sorts of dangerous chemicals. Watch out, Mr. Waltz! Physics students ana- lyze sounds of objects, and use formulas re- quiring a good math background. For math, students have a varied choice. Starting with the shock of algebra in ninth grade, they move through geometry in tenth grade. Intermediate algebra and trigonometry are the essential components of Math 11; calcu- lus and advanced algebra greet seniors in Math 12. Mr. Anthony Altobell Mrs. Elizabeth Connick Science Mathematics Mrs. Yvonne Lynds Mathematics Mr. F. Richard Reeve Science Football X Mr. Linden Parrish Mathematics Mr. Michael Rodak Science Jr. High Basketball Mr. Dorrell Harrison Driver Hducation Health Who needs the T.V. weatherman? Just stop by, and from the wise words of Mr. Altobell you'll know the real forecast. Mr. Mark F. Waltz Science Football Wrestling Mr. Anthony Turi Science 7