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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

The Yearbook Staff of Hoosick Falls Central School celebrates its centennial by bringing you memories of the past year and years gone by in this volume of Vagabond II FORWARD V A century has now passed since the first class graduated from Hoosick Falls High School. In 1873 Emma Gibson, Morgan Percy, Jacob Graves, Hattie Graves, and Welton Percy received their diplomas and entered the outside world with their mem- ories of high school years locked securely in their hearts. Our school has undergone vast changes in a hundred years. New fa- cilities and modern courses are now in the wider ranging curriculum. But the essenq of Hoosick Falls Central School is still a of everyone who walks through its doors. O lnvol!v ment, 4 ?edt fot life, and;qopc«rn for, all those we come in contact with make up the spirit of Hoosick Falls Central School. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration................................ 4 Graduates..................................... 7 Class Will................................... 25 Student Life................................. 28 Classes...................................... 35 Faculty...................................... 51 Sports....................................... 61 Student Life................................. 87 Activities................................... 95 Senior Directory.............................110 Dedication...................................112 Our high school principal, Mr. William Water- house, has more contact with the students than any other member of the administration. He has the duty of insuring that matters run smoothly in the high school and the unpleasant task of watchdog for unruly students. Together with these jobs he also presides over assemblies, acts as one of the Student Council advisors, and is the National Honor Society advisor. Mr. Stempek, whom we all remember from our grade school days, is largely out of contact with the high school student population. His duties include working out financial problems, substituting for absent teachers, and, of course, keeping order. We can be assured that each new class entering the high school really knows where it's at with this kind of administration. Board Members: LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: H Harrison, D Miner, C. Frazier, A, Smith. SECOND ROW: F McGuire, I. Fisk, D McCart. Absent: D. Sutton. R Moll. 4 Our superintendent of schools, Mr. Philip Leonard, has got to be the busiest man in the school system. In addition to his ap- pearances at board meetings, he must work out a budget for our multi-million dollar school. This year he had the additional prob- lem of dealing with the con- struction of our new addition. Although Mr. Leonard is rarely seen about the school, it's com- forting to know that he is there working for us. 0 HjL JyUrUflLt' 4 yvisrYLtMs UL iruf aJ -tjU. 'b'VHJL t VHMjC Cw - -rfU. . ctl tfu4jL yta. 14 , 4 Ccnmx_ A- Ctra- - ifirLA A- bJttA. - u oaju -it) 4704, aZu4 sUXsul. A? tf70. u Qsr hU U- ± A Oot U L- «- y JC ' 5 A time comes when a closeness grows in a person— A closeness that encompasses his soul, the world, God. It is a time when his life expands, but his spirit encloses it. He feels strength and understanding in a sense he can't comprehend. There is a bond he forms with mankind in that he sees the blending and contrasting of life's miracles. He feels the elements of conscience, and he responds to comprehension and incomprehension. He experiences awe and frustration. There is suddenly a thankfulness within him that he must express, and a tremendous wish to explore and share the world. His life pitches forth and throws new light on values and goals •that no matter how young or naive are the basis of idealism and goodness that he needs to uplift him. This metamorphosis is as old as mankind itself, yet we stand in awe of such creation of character. Never will this process be altered as long as the universe preserves the soul of man. —Sue Carl mm GRADUATES John Hayden Kathleen Niles Frank Pierce Seniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Hume, secretary; Debbie Manoogian, vice-president; Gerald Nason, president; Carol Brenenstuhl. treasurer In the fall of 1969, a mass of loud, yet timid freshmen de- scended upon the high school. The Class of '73 had arrived. As the years passed, this class, the largest ever to graduate from H.F.C.S., took an active role in school life. The Class of 1973 is the 100th to pass through the doors of Hoosick Falls High School. In their Junior year, with the help of Miss Hulihan, they sponsored a super-successful paper drive, and presented Im- agine '73 , the Junior Prom. The hard work continued in 1972-1973 as the Seniors kicked off the year with a $4000 maga- zine drive. With Mrs. V. as an advisor, the Seniors went on to sponsor the traditional Winter Ball and planned for their senior trip in May. The Senior Activity Group, working with Mr. East- wick, sponsored a picnic and raised money for its various activities. The Class of '73 has indeed shown good school cit- izenship. 8 Mrs. VonHaggin, advisor Elizabeth Baldwin Betty Susan Banks SueBanks Nancy Betit Nan Centuries pass, but smiles remain the same, Edward Bornt Sid 9 Robin Bisson Robeen Susan Brandalik Sue Veronica Bisson Vickie Carol Brenenstuhl Carol Lynn Brandalik Lynn Paige Brenenstuhl Paige always as warm as the last; 10 Jonathan Burns Jon 14 Leslie Hume L« It's hockey in the halls as Charlie and Clay vie for the Early Morning Championship Peter Church Put Rosemary Coon Coony David Danforth Danfirt Elizabeth Davendonis Betsy Edward Cottrell 'Snapper Rita Domine Riter Mr. Eastwick's Right? has prompted a giggle out of Sue Dooley. §ue Dooley Sue- 12 tears are shed always as clear as the ones before; Robert Downing Buck John Eberle Guy Andra Fairbanks Ann Derrick Fowler Derrick Stephen Frank ’ Chuck Linda Gilchrest Linda Pamela Grobuiki Pam 13 Susan Carl Sue Sherry Casavant “Sher David Casey “Casey St. watches Carol watch a play rehearsal. Debra Carknard Debbie Susan Keough Sue Barry LaPorte Barry'' m ft' V ¥ !i 4 Susan Isherwood Sish dreams are dreamt as so many others have been aspired to, Michael Kovage Mike Clay LaPorte Mona' Terri Jordan George Paul Kovage Paul IS all as sincere as the ones before; Mark LaPorte Mark Gary Lockrow Spencer 16 Debra Manoogian 'Deb' Gregory Luke Greg Kay Marsh Kay Susan Luke Sue Kenna McClellan Kenna'' Francis Mar telle WOP. Karen McGuire Kar Colleen McMartin Colleen Warren casually flips through a magazine while Laura concentrates on her book during free reading period in English. 18 St. shakily gives his English report on Financial Aid Celia Niles Ceil See—Right there in black and white, Mr Waltz is wrong! Kendal gloats. Dennis Paddock Denny'' Roberta Peare “Bert Daniel Peer Dan friendships are made, always as endearing as so many other friendships have been; David Pierce Dave 19 life is led as eagerly and as couragously as the last generation that bore us. Kim Pokine Kim Warren Rowland Kathleen Sargood Kathy” Michael Quackenbush Qu acker Gregory Restino Chocolate Colleen Salluzzo Col- 20 David Shaw Dave Michele Shaw Shell Colleen sorts bemusedly through her Social Studies notes. Robert Shaw Bob' Diane Sheridan Diane William Shiland Will 21 Larry Stevens Lar” Gretchen Smith Gretch Charles Stevens Charlie” And so it goes . . . Donald St. Hilaire, Jr. St. 22 Nancy Stritch Nancy' Howie shows that karate is not the only way to break a board Priscilla Sweet PJ Molly Townsend Molly Susan Tracy Tracy 23 Janet Watson Janice Dennis Watts Denny Dennis and Danny wait for the New York Times every morning in the lobby. Debbie Wilson Deb and so it will always be . . . Sue Carl 24 Laura Whittet 'Laura Monty Wolfrum Monty The Pillsbury Doughboys present their new Uste treat, the Ray-Ray Roundies John Yavaniaki Yava ' 25 Class Will We, the 100th graduating class of Hoosick Falls Central School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby designate this document as our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave all the trials and tribulations of dealing with the everyday life of our Senior Class. To the Juniors we leave Senioritis. To the Sophomores we leave the anticipation of class rings and the Junior Prom. To the Freshmen we leave lots of luck throughout the next three years. We as individuals leave: Ray Atwood willfully leaves his hair to Gary Allard, who needs it more than he does. Kendal Baker leaves his trombone to Brad Bisson for diligent practice. Norman Baker leaves two years of aggravation to the students taking Chemistry and Physics. Betty Baldwin leaves her size 10 feet to the track team. Sue Banks leaves Linus and Linus Jr. to Science. Nancy Betit leaves her red face to those who get embarrassed easily. Robin Bisson leaves her French translations to her brother. Vicky Bisson leaves 1st oboe to Sue Leonard. Ed Bornt leaves his carrots to Theresa Carknard. Lynn Brandalik leaves Gail Breese with her finest shorthand skills. Sue Brankalik leaves her business skills to Mr. Wahler. Carol Brenenstuhl leaves her four years of cheerleading to any upcoming talented freshman. Paige Brenenstuhl leaves counting the days till graduation. Jon Burns leaves the muscle men minus their strongest muscle. Debbi Carknard leaves to change her name. Sue Carl sails away. Sherry Casavant leaves her height to Bob Hall. Dave Casey and Holly Tilley leave together. Peter Church leaves his deck of cards for the continuation of the game of pitch. Rosemary Coon leaves her skins to Gail Breese. Eddy Cottrell leaves still snappin'. David Danforth leaves Sherry Pellitier with no one to walk to classes with. Betsy Davendonis (the hockey, basketball, and softball team) leaves. Rita Domine leaves all her bene's to some upcoming diligent Latin student. Sue Dooley leaves her class ring to the garbage disposal. Robert Downing leaves running. John Eberle leaves playing it the company way . Andra Fairbanks leaves looking for bigger and better things. Derrick Fowler leaves his pro football talent to Wayne Perrboom. Steve Frank leaves saying I can't swim your waters if you can't walk my lands. Linda Gilchrest leaves for the 1976 Olympics in the uneven parallel bars. Joe Gorman leaves Tammy with no one to walk with. Pam Grobuski leaves her great fullback position and blue sweatsuit to Miss Potrikus. Vonda Grogan leaves her sewing skills to Jocelyn Cabana. Gerald Harrington leaves without Fuzz . Charlie Hathaway leaves a complimentary can of his tunafish to Mr. Waltz. Jill Hayden leaves silence to Mrs. Kelly. Leslie Hume leaves LAUGHING . Sue lsherwood leaves George McGovern to Kim Nelson. Tom James leaves his quietness to Mark Folgert. Terri Jordan leaves her shyness to Donna Baldwin. Sue Keough leaves in Tony's Jeep. Mike Kovage leaves still trying to grow sideburns. Paul Kovage leaves his laugh to his sheep. 26 Barry LaPorte leaves to join Hell's Angels. Clay LaPorte leaves still making snowmobile payments. Mark LaPorte leaves his trombone playing ability to Mike Monahan. Gary Lockrow leaves his black leather jacket to Ted Fisk. Greg Luke leaves on his Ski-Doo. Sue Luke leaves Dick Seney a locker to himself. Debbie Manoogian leaves with No bad reports . Kay Marsh leaves her crown to the deserving Junior. Fran Martelle leaves his kinky hair to Mr. Altobell. Kenna McClellan leaves still wearing the same old cycle boots. Karen McGuire leaves the best years of her life. Gary Miller leaves Mrs. VonHaggin some peace and quiet in her homeroom. Colleen McMartin leaves her stack of New York Times to Mr. Eastwick. Penny Miner leaves her shadow, Lisa Verschoor, behind. Denise Moll leaves 25 pounds to Wanda Wescott. Lee Ann Morse leaves her ability to get gutter balls in bowling to Sandy Sheldon. Amy Moseley leaves Student Council still working on the Constitution. Anna Murphy leaves her long hair to Laura Moseley. Gerald Nason leaves still singing the Alma Mater. Celia Niles leaves still dreaming of Mr. Roy. Dennis Paddock leaves still trying to keep up with Mr. Eastwick's Caddy . Robert Peare leaves for a career to help the handicapped. Danny Peer leaves his shop skills to anyone who can try to match them. Wayne Pelletier leaves the senior privileges to the upcoming seniors. Dave Pierce leaves looking for new cycle trails. Kim Pokines leaves quietly. Mike Quakenbush leaves a great coaching staff to the upcoming athletes. Gregory Restino leaves his broken-nose cast to some other speed demon. Warren Rowland leaves his optimistic views of life to Ken Fleming. Colleen Salluzzo leaves without a word. Kathy Sargood leaves two long years of Chemistry behind—still not understanding it. David Shaw leaves his art ability to Mr. B. Michele Shaw leaves her most loved farmer pants to Mr. Betts. Bob Shaw leaves his long school days. Diane Sheridan leaves Mr. Eastwick without a secretary. Bill Shiland leaves with his lights still on. Gretchen Smith leaves feelin' fine. Mark Sprague leaves his class enthusiasm to Curt Kaukas. Steve Steller leaves his nickname, The Cat , to Doc Waltz. Jan Stempek leaves for Vermont College via St. Lawrence University. Charlie Stevens leaves his memories to Jane. Larry Stevens leaves still wearing his flannel shirts. Donald St. Hilaire leaves a grateful thanks to all the teachers for bearing with him. Nancy Stritch leaves driving on the wrong side of the road. Priscilla Sweet leaves the drama club with one less actress. Molly Townsend leaves with her fear of height conquered. Sue Tracy leaves as crazy as ever. Janet Watson leaves Mr. Wahler sadly. Dennis Watts leaves his gray hair to the underclassmen working their way up. Laura Whittet leaves ALL her knowledge to be divided evenly among the junior class. Debbie Wilson leaves Mr. Wahler still looking for a stop watch. Monty Wolfrum leaves a leash to Linda Beagle . Dan Wright leaves his faded blue jeans to Mr. Peckham. Howie Wright leaves his tardy excuses to anyone whose alarm clock just didn't go off . John Yavaniski leaves his picture of Joe Frazier for anybody who wants it. The Senior Class as a whole leaves the school dull and lifeless. 27 You'd lake a picture of a cripple? 28 29 Nothing more need be said!! Two and a half miles is a long way to run and a man gets thirsty. Quick, he's after your candy! Ooooh, that was a hard test! 30 It's a soggy scene at the Stillwater game 31 Peter Gaylo concentrates on his studies . ■ or does he? Ray? Who's Ray? Ceil, are you sure that's how you set a tab? 34 Juniors Junior Officers, LEFT to RIGHT: Thea Kovage, treasurer; Sue Leonard, vice-president; Mark Folgert, president; Kathy Griswold, secretary. Diane Allen Gary Allard Tina Andrew Barry Arnold Leonard Austin Veronica Bakaitis Christine Baldwin Peter Baldwin Sharon Barber Marjorie Bates Jon Beck Mary Ann Betit John Biller Brad Bisson Debbie Bo esse Gail Breese Wayne Brownell Lynn Brownell Keith Buck Jocelyn Cabana Ralph Cipperly LynnCuik Betty Coonradt Karen Cottrell Karen S. Cottrell Edward Cross Gail Dooley Phil Dorman Walter Eddy Dawn Elwell 36 Ted Fisk Mark Folgert William Frazier John Gaefka Chris Gaines Chris Galagni Greg Gardner Hannah Gavagan Chester Gibbons Ruth Gilson Donna Godfrey Richard Gorman Kathy Griswold Nina Guerin Robert Hall Ronald Hall Bruce Hansen Bonnie Harrington Chris Harrington Brian Harrison Rick Hayden Carol Hebert James Herrington Wayne Houghton Bill Holton Curt Kaukus Thea Kovage Kathy Kuebler Mike Kwasniak Charles Leeseman Sue Leonard Sharon Lockrow Jeff Loomis John MacPartland Mike Mahar Yvonne Marcoux Frank Marmillo Steve Marchand Keith McCart Donna McMartin Dennis Merrills Rick Moore 37 Duane Nealon Kim Nelson Marian Niles Diane Ogilvie Wayne Peereboom Kathleen Philpott Cathy Pine Gail Powers Maureen Powers Barbara Reopel Debbie Reynolds Michael Rimkunas Kevin Ryan Jerry Schmigel Linda Schmigel Barbara Scott Richard Seney Scott c arkey Sandy Sheldon Kathy Sicinski Becky Smith Chris Smith Dick Smith Karen Schneid ' Dan Stetson Jim Sutton Glenn Telford Lorraine Thurber Mary Thurber Jim Tilton Melissa Travis Paul Valentine Kathy VanDerKar Lisa Verschoor John Vetro Steve Volkheimen June Wager Patty Waytkus Bruce W'eeden Robert Wells Valeri Whitman Donald Wyman 38 Sophomores Sophomore Officer , LEFT to RIGHT: Patty Reopel, treasurer; Sherman Baker, presi dent; Debbie McMartin, vice president; Judy Burdick, secretary. Kevin Allard Richard Allard Brian Appel Rene Ayers Sherman Baker Kathy Bass Donna Baldwin Mary Baldwin Kathleen Bates Donny Betit Rodney Bisson Eric Bissonette Wilda Bo esse Bill Bogardus Cheryl Bogardus Cindy Bornt Richard Bromirski Jeff Brownell Scott Buck BiD Burdess Judy Burdick Judy Burns John Cadoret Beth Calhoun Kathie Calhoun Donna Cameron EdCarknard Theresa Carknard Debbie Casavant Chris Chandler 39 Mary Alice Ciuctt June Cook Kenneth Coonradt Vince Conway Michael Cottrell Pam Cottrell Sherry Cottrell Deborah Couch Bruce Cross Vanessa Cross Debbie Cutler Michael Davendonis Ruth Davendonis Jim Dwyer Scott Elwell Mark Estes Philip Fabiano Mike Ferrinini Kenneth Fleming Lesley Foshey Dave Gilchrest Laurie Goodrich Mary Beth Gorman Douglas Greenwood Joe Grobuski Donna Hackel Dale Hall Linda Hall Debbie Harrington Christine Hansen Desiree Haynes Bruce Hunt Pat Hunt Richard Irick Holly Jones Pamela Kalinowski Wendy Kerr Faith King Judy Kipp John Kulas James Lake David MacPartland KimMalo Joseph Manoogian Cathy Marker Deborah Marmillo Michelle Martinez Don McCabe Theresa McGuire Kevin McLucas Debbie McMartin Tom McMartin Barbara Meerworth Sandy Molyneux 40 Mike Monohan Laura Moseley Jeff Nason Lance Nealon Irene O'Brien Lori O'Brien Mike Ogert Donald Paddock Patty Peer Charlotte Pelletier Earl Perry Deborah Philpott Janice Pokines Kerry Pokines Sharon Post Rebecca Powers Kathy Pugliese Jacqueline Raynor Colleen Redden PatTicia Reopel Thomas Riley Mindy Robson Brian Rousseau Bill Sargood Vaughn Sharkey Eddie Shaw Roger Shaw Richard Spiak Sally Springer Tammy St. Hilaire Thomas Sullivan Leo Surdam Randolph Sweet Robert Testa Susan Thorpe Cory Thompson Thomas Thurber Cynthia Tilley Stanley Urbon Bill Vetter Penny Watson Tina Watts Steve Whittet Susan Wright Ralph Wyman Mark Y ager 41 Freshman Freshman Officers, LEFT to RIGHT: Kathy Pierce, secretary; Laura Crowley, vice presi- dent; James Stritch, president; Jane Kipp, treasurer. Lisa Allard Hugh Ameroso David Andrick Robert Arm Robin Arnold Mary Beth Barber Burton Bashaw Anna Betit Sally Betit Shanon Betit Joe Bettis Carol Bornt Maureen Brahan Diane Brandalik Tambra Brenenstuh Margaret Brown Paul Brown Ellen Burke Sally Burke Dean Bushy Larry Cabana George Cadaret Mark Calhoun Tony Carelli JoeCarknard Debra Corbin Jim Cottrell Karen Cottrell Peter Cottrell Helen Cross 42 Laura Crowley Debbie Cuik Allen Danforth Cathy Davendonis Janet Davendonis Mary Davock Theresa Davock Keith Dooley Wendy Dooley Mary Jean Eberle Kathy Elwell Kim Elwell Rebecca Ertel Judy Eye Barbara Finch Carmen Fleming Marie Flynn Thomas Folgert John Foster Sheila Caefka Keith Gardner Sylvia Gates Peter Gaylo Beth Gilson Gabrieile Gray Marcel Grenier Scott Grippa Wendy Grogan Garry Hall Kathy Hall Caroline Hanselman Jean Hathaway Lance Haynes Lauren Hume Jane Isherwood Charlene Jennings Peter Jones Jane Kipp Stacey Kyer Keith LaPorte Martin Lewis Phyllis Liporace Laurie Lohnes Kathy Loomis Diane Luciani Paul Lukas Jeff Martinez Laurie McCabe Mary Lou McClellan Robert McGuire James McMartin Danny Merrills Bob Michie Duane Moll 43 Sharon Pine Richard Niles Edward O'Brien Toni O'Brien Richard O'Dell Michele Ogert Robert O'Neil Stewart Peckham Lisa Pedersen Christopher Philpott Kathy Pierce Sharon Moore Colleen Potter Phyllis Powers Colleen Pugliese William Rawling Mark Reynolds Gina Roberto Vicki Roberts Bob Ryan Mike Slingerland Maureen Smith Sherri Southgate Vicki Sprague Howard Steller Jill Stempek Jerry Stevens Valerie Stevens Kim Stowell James Stritch Gerald T elford Raymond Tinkham Debbie Towne Elizabeth Tracy Sandy Tracy Lowell Vickery Robert Vitro Tim Wagner Melany Weeden Wayne Weeden Edmund Wells Wanda Wescott Gail Whitman Cindy Wilson Donald Wilwol Teresa Winters Kenneth Young 44 Eighth Grade Bonnie Allard Bonnie Amidon Gail Amidon Jeffrey Ayers Brian Baker Debbie Baldwin Peggy Bass Larry Baker Fred Beagle Ann Benkowski Kathy Bettis James Betit Penny Betit Rose Bisson Robert Blakey John Blinstrub Scott Bohmer Clark Brenenstuhl Mike Brewster Daniel Brogue Beth Brownell Michael Brust Bruce Cabana Scott Cameron Alan Church CarlCipperly Joan Cipperly George Colegrove James Cook Mary Jo Cook Susan Corbin James Conway Robert Cottrell Sally Decker Mark Davendonis Laura DeLuca Bill Dooley Theresa Dooley Mark Driscoll Melody Ellis 45 Gary Ford Sue Foster Keith Frank Barbara Gaines Betty Gorman Gwendolyn Gray Marlene Grenier Cindy Griffin Edward Griffin Michael Griffin William Griffin Gary Griswold Jim Griffith Jean Grogan Debbie Hall Edward Hall Kevin Harrington Martin Hoffman Gail Hunt Dale Hunt Margaret Irick Gary Jones Jeff Kimball Andrew Kipp Helen Kipp Francis Kyer Diane Kwasniak Carol LaCroix Michele Lake Kenneth LaPorte Ronald LaPorte Genine Lavin Anne Leeseman Judy Matatt Sandra Lockrow Kathy Luke William Luke Stephen Lynch Mike Magazu Barbara Marker Denise Martinez Patty McGuire Kathy McNeilly Guy Milliman Douglas Miner Bruce Moseley Judy Nason Jeff Norton Frank Novak Marcie O'Brian Bonnie Ogert Robert Ogert Sandy Parker Wanda Parker 46 Hiedi Pederson Charles Pelletier Colleen Philpott Karol Pokines Timothy Post Chris Rayner Anne Rivard Ray Ross Connie Russell Elton Sandow Thomas Scarey Bonnie Sheldon Laurie Sheldon Steve Smith Timothy Smith Anne Sukuskas Denise Spiak Debbie Sprague Wayne Starr Richard Stell Bob Stevens Timothy Stratton Ralph Stone Anne Sukuskas Cynthia Sutton MikeTesta Jo Ann Thomas William Thomas John Thurber Vick VanDerKar Diane Waite Kim Walsh Mary Ann Waytkus Steven Waytkus Brian White Charles Whitman Bonnie Wilson Joseph Winters Timothy Wright Karen V ager 47 Seventh Grade Floyd Amidon Jay Arnold Dennis Appel Raymond Babcock Roy Babcock Donna Baldwin James Baldwin Robin Baldwin Joseph Benkowski Randy Bentley Robert Bessette Jeffrey Betit Joyce Bisson Donald Bissonette Dennis Bogardus Alma Brenenstuhl Lynn Brenenstuhl Kirk Brewster Alien Brock Kelly Brogue Keith Brownell Nora Buck Mark Burdess Larry Carknard Steve Carknard Kathleen Case Joanne Cuik Linda Cottrell Mark Cottrell Peter Cottrell Richard Cottrell Phil Couch Lynn Cross Linda Cutler John DeLuca Anita Dewey Lauri Driscoll Robbi Duket Jeffery Elwell 48 Robert Ferrinnini Linda Fleming Susan Fitzpatrick William Florio Sheryl Ford Robert Frazier Jeffrey Gardner Francis Gorman Donald Granger Theresa Green William Grogan Cindy Hall William Hanselman Dale Harrington Laurie Harrington Dimitri Haynes Tim Herrington Pam Holbrook Holly Horton Mary Houghton Edward Hunt Therese Hyde Dennis James Jeff Johnson Frank Jones Laura Jones Merrie Kinney Jeff Kulas Lori Laderach Virginia Lassor Rita Lemon Daniel Lewis Edward Lewis Donald Lohnes Harold Lohnes Carolyn Lynch Janet MacPartland Karen Manoogian Helene Markiewicz Michael Marmillow Edward Martin Laurie Marsh Michael Matatt Susan McCabe Kathleen McGuire Brian McLucas Jeffrey Mead Kathryn Miller Donald Miner Karl Morrison Katrina Moseley E)onald Mott Melissa Niles Randy O'Brian 49 Dale Ogert Mark Okerman MikeO Brien Randy O'Dell Timothy O'Neil Debra Paddock Marianne Parker Michael Parker Kenneth Peck Jane Perry Christopher Peterson Carrie Philpott Raymond Pine Mark Poirer Alan Rawling John Redden Robert Reinfort Albert Reopel Judy Robinson Diane Rodak Grace Roney David Ryder Cheryl Seifert William Seney Sharon Skott Philip Sherman William Sheldon Patty Sluzas Christopher Smith Joseph Smith Scott Smith Lisa Stewart Larry Stowell John Suite Theresa Sullivan Sandra Surdam Leslie Sutton Gerry Surdam Valerie Telford Jerry Thomas Paul Thomas Kelly Thompson Francis Tilley Teresa Tilley Jeffrey Trottier Keith Trottier George Vershoor Todd Wagner Clinton Wilson Richard Wilson Daniel Wirasnik Mark Wright Penny Wyman Jacquelin Yavaniski 50 FACULTY Faculty Aside from the necessary du- ties performed by our well loved faculty, these specialized intel- lects find time as well to revel in their extra-curricular activi- ties such as preventing student disputes in the halls and join- ing in the spring basketball game. Many faculty members enjoy new facilities and all enjoy the space provided by the new ad- ditions. Our science department has been greatly improved with new lab rooms and equipment allowing more work for students on lab projects. Our traditional Christmas initiation with the Senior Chorus welcomed our new teachers Mrs. Goldstein and Mr. Gronning. If the faculty and students continue their close relation- ship and sharing of ideas as they have this year and in the past, we will all certainly benefit. Mr Altobell 1 Mr. Baker 52 From the expression on Administration faces. St. Pete's is close to a score. Mr Betts Mr Brewster Mr Brostoski Mrs. Clintsman Mr. Clintsman Mr Eastwick 53 Mr Geers Mrs. Frazier Mr Gaillard Mrs. Goldstein Mr. Hager Mr Harrison Mr. Greenberger Mr. Gronning Mr Hertel Mr B. puts finishing touch� on his new creation The Frank . Mr Holloway Mr Idleman Miss Hulihan Mrs. Hutchins 55 Mrs Kelly Mrs Miller Mr Peckham Mr. Pedersen Miss Potrikus Mr Roy Mr Sargood Mr Rodak ✓ I 56 Mr. Stritch Fran Martelle and his buddy, Mr. Waltz, joke about the physics test Fran just flunked! Mr Skrezypek Mr Turi Mrs. Thompson Mrs Vinci Mrs. Von Haggin Mr Waltz Mr. Wright Mr Wahler 57 Why is Mr. Betts tearing up our report cards? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Redden, Mrs. Durkee, Mrs. Brenenstuhl, Mr. Frier. Mrs. Whittet 58 Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Spence Elementary Faculty K-3 LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: G. Brankman, R Brankman. D Tudor, J. Rogerson, P Monro, P. Gifford, M Myers, G Wilson. M Davendonis. STANDING: K Gallapo. N Cunningham, P Hoefer. L. Harrington. J. Light, P Keatley, L. Gilchrest. J Barber, A Folgert, A Smith, J. Burdick 4-6 LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: L. Jameison. P. Smith, B MacAuliffe. C McNeilly, L Huchital, H Barat- to. D. Geers. M Farrara, C. Kalbfliesch. STANDING: H Dewey. M Uebelacker. M. Cornwall. L. Young. C Zimmer, M Baratto, M Russert, H Hodgson, L. Marbot. G. Baker 59 Cafeteria Staff SEATED: L. McCart, S. Shaw, C. Miner, A. Ballou, F. Webster, R. Danforth, E. Robinson, J. Preston. STANDING: M. Bradley, T. Eighmy, J Reopel. A. Holz- hauer, E. Ryder, H. Brownell, M. At- wood, F. Ogilvie. Custodians H Michie, M Philpott, H. Sweet, R Hoffman. O. Lansue, W Durkee, C. Cornell. C. Niles. D Babcock. K. Burns, D. Hanselman, W. O'Dell. D. Miner. Bus Drivers KNEELING: H Taber, W Sheffer, A. Waytkus. C. Schmigel. C. Wilson, H. Barber STANDING: B Barber. R Mc- Cart. A. Brenenstuhl, J. Sweet, F. Schmi- gel, G. Haff, W. Harrinton. M Hoffman. O Brenenstuhl, A. Bingham. 60 Varsity Football After many years of waiting, H.F.C.S. captured its first outright league championship. This season was highlighted by the league's final game when the Hoosiers faced St. Peters of Saratoga. Both teams boasted a 6-0 record. This set the scene for a pagentry of mixed emotions, drama, and all out play that magneted over 2,000 spectators. They cried for the elimination of a team that hadn't pre- viosly been scored upon. At the close of the tight 8-6 game, emotions were mixed. For the winners, overwhelming joy, cheering celebrations, and motorcades throughout downtown Hoosick Falls. For the losers tears, frustration, regret, and a long ride home. From the crowd only one word could be heard, pealing as if from some giant bell, 1. H.F.C.S. OPP 16 Queensbury 8 28 Mt. Anthony 8 8 Stillwater 0 8 Cambridge 6 28 Greenwich 0 36 Schuylerville 8 8 St. Peters 6 36 Ft. Edward 12 ROW ONE: E. Bornt, W Peer boom. T. McMarlin, K. Coonradt, M. Davendonis, D. Greenwood. E. Shaw. R. Shaw. C. Harrington, P Fabiano. S. Volkheimer, J. Herrington ROW TWO: Coach Greenberger, Coach Reeve, T. Thurber, G. Schmeigal, H. Wright. M Mahar, B Rawlings, G. Telford, D. Fowler, M Folgert, B Hall, R McGarvin, J. Grobuski. B Hansen, B Weeden, M Kovage, G. Gardner, J. Vitro, S Whittet, S. Urbon, C. Kaukus, W. Frazier, K. Buck, J Burns, Head Coach Baker 62 Fullback Mike Kovage rolls out for the sweep gaining 14 yards in the initial scoring drive in the championship contest. The numbers tell the whole story after the St. Peters game 63 A tense situation prompts a few choice words from Coach Baker. Curt rushes for a key first down off a block by center Bruce Weeden. Howie shows pro form as he outwits St. Pete's defense. 64 Thumper takes a breather, but keeps up with the action on the field. Football Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): D Manoogian, J Burns, Y Marcoux, L. Hume, S. Keough, D. McMartin. SECOND ROW': D. Baldwin, G. Smith, J. Stempek, M. Shaw. R Domine, C. Brenenstuhl. Football Cheerleading The cheerleaders of H.F.C.S. cheer- ed their football players on to a vic- torious season, which made them No. 1 in the league. No matter what the weather was, the cheerleaders were always there, leading the spectators in cheers and creating the enthusi- asm needed to win the game. Chaos reigns after the St. Peter's victory. Debbie and Michele muster up their Hoosier Power 65 Cross Country The Hoosier Harriers brought about a major coup this year as they upset the perennial league champs, Schuylerville. The Hoosiers finished their season in a tie for the league crown. On completion of their regular season slate, the Panthers grabbed second place in the section II run in Schenectady. Hoosier cross country continued to uphold the slogan, We're No. 1! Mr. Harrison and son inspect the team as the Hoosiers loosen up for the crucial Schuyler- ville meet. Long, lean Dude shows that No. 2 does Frowns appeared as Coach Gronning and the guys got a look at Schuylerville. try harder. 66 A thrilling climax to the league cham- � « Hooaier. in front from the gun to the ribbon pionship run was Bob's sprint to the finish. The 1972-73 Crow Country Team: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: R Gorman. B Downing. J Biller B Harrison. P Baldwin. J Stritch. ROW 2: J. Lake. J. Cottrell. B Bisson. D. Smith. E. Perry, M Monohan. J. Manoogian, J Brownell. J. Loomis. J. Sutton. B Rousseau. L. Foshay, Coach Gronning. 67 Varsity Basketball Our varsity basketballers experi- enced an erratic season this year. For much of the early going, our boys were on top of the opposition. Then, in mid-season, the London flu struck, and caused some of our starters to miss key contests. The result was a losing streak that killed our chances for the league crown. But, the guys got it all together near the end and turned a disasterous season into a winning one. Things are looking up, we all expect the league title next year. r M n (LEFT TO RIGHT): M Folgert, C. Kaukas. K Buck. CM'11 H Wngh.R Hall SECOND ROW: B Hall. B Harrison. S. Steller. E Bornt B Frazier. M Mahar. K Nelson, Coach Dewey. 68 Dude comes to the line to score another two points for the victorious Hoosiers. Hoosiers 64 40 60 Opponent 35 70 «3 34 58 58 45 59 55 52 59 38 Salem Van Renssela Greenwich Tamarac W Sthuylervflle Hoosu Valley jStnribtmas „ er Tournament Christmas Tournament™ Cambridge Stillwater Salem Van Rensse W 7 Greenwich —, Tamarac Schuylerville H—in A rlH1 Cambridge The centers go up for the tip. and another game is underway. Chokie sets up the offense as the Hoosiers move downcourt. 69 IV Basketball One of the coaching staff's reasons for optimism in regard to next year's season is this year's J.V. squad's per- formance. Under Coach Greenburger's guidance, the guys piled up the victo- ries to end the year with a winning slate. The boys not only sharpened their basic skills, but became familiar with the various offenses and defenses they will use on varsity. With many talented freshmen returning next year, the Junior Hoosiers can look forward to another fantastic season. Junior Varsity Basketball: KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): D Greenwood M Daven donis, E. Perry. D. Gilchrest, R Spiak, R. Gorman, R Moore. STANDING: B. Vetter, M. Estes, S. Buck, S. Whittet, B. O’Neil, M. Monahan, Coach Greenberger. A loose ball results in a scramble under the basket 70 Hoosiers 40 ; 39 25 34 40 36 40 Salem Rensselaer T amarac Schuylerville fit Opponent 33 38 35 52 36 71 Haymaker Rat Gorman sets up the J.V. offense. Cheerleaders This year's Basketball Cheerleaders proved to be very talented in raising students' spirit. When one walked into the gymnasium, he was greeted by an earshattering scream of, H.F. C.S.! It could only have been those Hoosier Panthers spurring their team on to victory. Even when the morale was low and everyone was beginning to quiet down, the cheerleaders urged the students on and once again the noise was overpowering. In the school's opinion, the cheerleaders are No. 1. Varsity Cheerleaders: ROW ONE (LEFT TO RIGHT): L Hume, S. Keough. SECOND ROW: C. Brenenstuhl, R Domine, D Manoogian, G. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Stempek, M. Shaw 72 Varsity cheerleaders, Debbie and Gret- chen, cheer the Panthers on to victory at the last home game. jV Cheer leaders: TOP TO BOTTOM: D McMartin. L Hume, K. Griswold, Y. Marcoux, D Brandalik, D Baldwin, T. Carknard, J Burns. Diane and Kathy take a few seconds out for a rest during the JV game with Stillwater S-C-O-R-E Judy Burns captures the school spirit with her enthusiasm 73 Varsity Wrestling The 1972-73 Varsity Wrestlers showed once again who's who in the Washington County League. With Coach Baker at the helm, the grapplers boasted a near perfect season, remain- ing undefeated in league competition and dropping only one non-league bout. The team captured first place in the prestigious Shenendehowa Invitational tourney, and went on to win top honors in both the Washing- ton County League and the Section II class C tournaments. All in all, Hoosier Wrestling has built quite a reputation, and surely will remain a top contender for years to come. Tom Thumper Thurber tenses his muscles as he awaits the starting whistle Varsity Wrestling: KNEELING (LEFT TO RIGHT): C. Harrington, S. Volkheimer. J Sutton. D Merrills, R Shaw, E. Shaw STAND- ING: B Hansen. D Pierce, J. Biller. J Burns, G. Telford. T. Thurber, Coach Baker 74 Watcha say, Coach? MikeQuakenbush applies the gut-rending guillitine to his Salem opponent. 75 JV Wrestling The Junior Hoosiers, coached by Guy Baker, followed in the varsity's footsteps, and emerged with a 13-1 record. Consisting almost exclusively of freshmen and sophomores, our JV Grapplers defeated several larger schools. They won decisively in both matches with the Berlin Varsity, and placed high in the South Glens Falls Christmas tournament. Of course, our Junior Panthers swept the Washing- ton County League JV tourney, and walked off with eight of a possible twelve first places. The determination, spirit, and performance of this squad ensure that our wrestling program will keep our school No. 1 for years to come. With seconds remaining, Wayne Weeden makes use of his Salem opponent's shoulders to the mat. Junior Varsity Wrestling: B Wells. J Manoogian, P Brown. W Weeden, D Smith, J Brownell, S. Baker. P Dorman. STANDING: J Cadoret. J. Telford, S. Lemon, S Benkoski, V. Sharkey. B Appel. S. Downey, D. Hall, K. LaPorte, Coach Baker. Opponent Ah-ah-ah-choo! llain1. - r Hoosiers 46 Colo me Glens Falls S. Glens Fa Whi Hall V 13 1 Draper Columbia Berlin Linton' Schuylerville Mount Pleasant 'oorheesvffr Berlin alem Track and Field In the spring of '72, a deter- mined HFCS track team set out to better last year's record. They accomplished this goal with several new records set. Coaches Turi and Harrison spent many long hours of work preparing the team for their several league contests. The members of the team are looking forward to an even better season in 1973. Up in the air, junior Birdman! FIRST ROW: Coach Harrison. B Downing. L Foshay. V Conway. D. Cilchrest, W Peereboom SECOND ROW: P Baldwin. B Rous seau, R Wyman, B Hansen, P Fabiano, C. Kaukas, S. Volkheimer, S. Urbon THIRD ROW: R Sprague. D Stetson. B Hall, J Loomis. M. Monahan. J. Sutton. D. St. Hilaire. 78 Curt goes through his warm-up for the 100 yd. dash before the Greenwich meet Track will make make a man out of you 7 79 Jeff Loomis takes time out to indulge in his favorite hobby-mud pies. Varsity Baseball Last spring's baseball squad turned out another super-suc- cessful season. After maintain- ing a first place tie with Schuy- lerville throughout most of the season, the Hoosiers fell to second place spot where they finished the season with a 12-4 record. In post-season play, the Pan- ther team fought its way to the semi-finals in Section Two ac- tion. This year's season should be even better due to the many seniors on the squad. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: M Quackenbush. G. Hagadorn. P Kovage. G. Miller, J. Breese. E. Marcoux. STANDING: Coach Reeve. M Mahar, H. Wright. G. Nason, P McGuire, K. Buck, J Moore, F. Cabana. D. Fowler, J. Jones 80 Paul and Bucky move in with the infield when a bunt threatens. J.V. and Freshman Baseball With a cut reminiscent of Hank Aaron, Brad slams a triple for the Junior Panthers The 1971-72 JV Baseball Team. ROW 1: B Frazier, B Bisson. R. Gorman, M Daven- donis, R Moore. B Cuddihy. D. Smith. ROW 2: Coach Baker. W. Griffith K. Nelson. M Rimkunus. M. Folgert, B. Weeden, B. Harrison, C. Harrington, M. Mahar, R Sur- dam, Manager The 1971-72 Freshman Baseball Team: ROW 1: S Buck, R Spiak. R Irick. K Coon- radt, E. Shaw. K Allard, S. Ellwell. D McCabe ROW 2: D Brogue. Manager. B Baker, E Carknard, j Lake. B. Vetter. S. Whittet. J Kulas. E. Perry, Coach Wilson. 81 Girls' Hockey Team This year's JV and Varsity girl's hockey teams ended the season victoriously taking the Tri-County League champion- ship. Miss Potrikus, their coach, led the team in a 15-0 winning streak, a great improvement from last year's record. Due to their success, the girls were presented hockey pins. Later on in the year, a girl's athletic banquet was held and the teams received recognition for their hard work and great success. ROW ONE: LEFT_TOBRIGHT: K Van Der Kar. K Pine. G. Breese. L Hume, L Cuik, D Brandalik. J. Stempek, J. Eye, T. St Hiliare, C B°rnt SECOND ROW: B Ertel, K Griswold. J Cabana. G Powers M Bates. S Moore. J Davendonis. B Powers. K Bates, C Bogardus. J Burdick. C. Herbert THIRD ROW: Miss Potrikus. K Malo. V. Cross. B Davendonis. L Brandilik. B Reopel, C. Saluzzo K McGuire. D Moll. D Haynes. M Robson 82 ir . • Come on Lynn, you can scoop better than that! 83 Barb Reopel and her right-hand man, Lynn Brandalik, exemplify the unity of our 1 girl's hockey team. Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team, newly established in a league with four other schools, experienced a super-success- ful season this year. Both the JV and Varsity teams played ten games and ended the season with the league championship. Practice every night with Miss Potrikus proved informative and much constructive criticism took place. The work was not easy, but the team played hard and received the league crown as their just reward. Miss Potrikus psyches th.' girls up during the tough Cambridge game. Barb calls out instructions as she sets up the play. Lynn drives to the hoop for a key basket 84 FIRST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): K Bates, C. Bogardus, L Ciuk, C Hebert, G Breese K Pine, K VanDerKar. D Cassavant. B Powers SECOND ROW: Miss Potrikus, J. Cabana. L Brandalik. B Davendonis. K McGuire, B Reopel, C. Salluzzo, S. Leonard, G. Powers Tt k JUNIOR VARSITY H.F.C.S. OPP 58 Tamarac £ 6 15 Schuylerville 13 8 Cambridge 6 25 Greenwich 17 24 Granville 15 Schuylerville 16 85 Karen reaches for the jump ball. OUJltS, It is not the critic who coifl Not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, Or where the door of deeds coultPhave done them better. Tlpcredit belongsW) the man M who is actually in thfc arena; Iphose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; [o strives valiantly; Iho errs and comes short again and again; Who knows the great enthusiasm. The great devotions. And spends himself in a worthy cause; Who at best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; And who at the worst. If he fails. At least fails while daring. STUDENT LIFE Tell me one good reason why I should let you out, demands Steve the sentry. Are you just going to stand there or do you want to buy a ticket? 88 Santa brings good cheer and good will. Phantoms roam the halls after school hours are over 89 It's a busy scene at the office as the day comes to a close. 90 Debbie thinks, Why does everyone have to pick on me?'' The hand (hat dares! Students aren't the only ones with problems The Junior High change classes eagerly. 91 The fastest dresser in the West, East, North, and South. 92 Some of the girls learned how to make their own reeds this year 93 Introducing the Hoosier dunce, Steve Benkoski. The Doctor nose' all. It just so happens I like sitting in corners. Senior Band ROW 1: V Bisson. 5 Leonard. L Pederson ROW 2: B Coonradt. D. Towne. C. Pine. C. Hanselman, N Betit. M Cluett. E Kerr, K Sargood. T. St. Hilaire. D. Ciuk. J. Stempek, S. Keough. K Sicinski, G. Dooley ROW 3: S Isherwood, K. Griswold. K Kuebler M Betit, L Brownell. S Molyneaux. C Baldwin. M Eberle, W Eddy. D. Casavant, L Moseley, T Kovage, D Oglivie ROW 4: S. Sheldon, D Elwell. R Davendonis, J Burdick. C Niles. W Frazier. M Martinez. C. Loomis. D. Cutler, R Wells, D. Corbin. M Cook. S. Baker, K. Nelson. ROW 5: D. Brandalik, M Flynn, L. McCabe, J. Stempek, J. Kipp. S. Betit, P. Church. A. Moseley. D Moll, C. Marker, L Foshay, R. Glison. K Baker. M LaPorte, B Bisson. M Monahan, R McGuire, D. Casey, R. Smith ROW 6: N Baker, G. Nason. W Martelle. L. Stevens, C. Hathaway. I Fisk. B Harrison, J Betk. W Brownell. T Sullivan, S Burke, E Wells. R Michie, D Moll, B Rousseau. R Shaw. W Burdess ROW 7: S. Peckham, L. Gilson. P Cottrell. Mr Everly, D Wilwol, S Banks, C Brenenstuhl. M Weeden Absent: D. St. Hillare, M Shaw Our award winning Senior Band is the pride of the music department. In addition to its annual Christmas and Pops concerts, the band, under the direction of H. Luther Everly, marches in both Memorial Day parades. The band received an- other 6-A rating this year in N.Y.S.S.M.A. competition; their ninth consecutive top score. This year was the band's first year in the new band room. This room was a sorely needed facil- ity due to the expansion of the band to over 110 people. Our band offers a great chance for many students to gain a broad knowledge of music. 96 A 6-A band deserves a little relaxing conversation. Senior Chorus Wandering down the hall near the music room Tuesdays and Thursdays at noontime, one is apt to hear resounding voices raised in unison. The senior high chorus is once again back at work, faith- fully rehearsing for upcoming concerts. Each year they success- fully participate in both the Christmas and Spring concerts. They perform under the guiding hands of Mr. Pederson and Mrs. Canzeri. Along with this, mem- bers join other schools in par- ticipation in All-State and All- County choruses. Let's hear it ladies and gentlemen!” ROW 1: M Flynn. J. Eye, T. Jordan. C. Galvagni. A Moseley, S. Gates. E. Burke, M Eberle, S. Pine. K Pierce, S Wright. R. Powers, S. Springer, T Andrew, K. Cottrell, L Hall. S. Southgate. D Boesse. C Hanselman, W. Wescott ROW 2: R Peare, J. Davendonis, G. Whitman, K Calhoun, C Redden. J. Rayner, M Weeden, J. Cook, L. Hume, L. McCabe. D. Philpott. W Boesse. S. Burke. D Brandalik, S. Kyer. D. Corbin, J. Isherwood. E. Tracy, D. Ciuk, S. Post ROW 3: C. Niles, C. Brenenstuhl, S Banks. C. Hansen. C. Loomis, B. Gil- son, L. Ciuk. M. Travis, C. Davendonis, E. Kerr. S. Dooley, K. Schneider. L. Schmigel, E. Calhoun. L Hume. B. Reopel. L Brandalik, S. Keough, D. Baldwin. L. Allard. S Barber, R. Gilson, M. Gorman ROW 4: P Liporace, L Pedersen. P Hunt, D Reynolds. P. Kalin- owski, D. Haynes, S. Carl. D. Cameron, K. Bates. L. Brownell, M Cluett. D. Moll. H Tilley, K McGuire. E. Davendonis, D. Towne, V. Bisson, D. Ogilvie, K. Sicinski, Mr. Pedersen. ROW 5: M Kwasniak. G. Hall, W. Eddy. W. Brownell, K. Baker, B Burdess, M Mon- ahan, J Loomis, N Baker. P. Kovage, C. Gaines, W. Rowland, L. Stevens, I Fisk. P. Church, G. Nason, G. Allard, K. Nelson. R. Gorman. D Moll. R. Atwood, L. Foshay, P. Brown. 97 Junior Band Junior Band is filled with enthusiastic and hard working seventh and eighth graders. They play for school assemblies and give concerts for the Health Center in our community. Mr. Gaillard directs this busy group. They prove their musicianship each year with a good showing at NYSSMA competition. ROW 1: J. N as son. ROW 2: B. Allard, A. Rivard, K. Miller, J. Robinson, K. Moseley, G. Gray, J. Bisson, S. Skott. ROW 3: D. Waite, G. Lavin, J. Cipperly, B. Marker, P. Holbrook, P. Sluzas, W. Luke, L. Sutton, R. Duket, T. Green. F. Tilly, W Florio, H. Pederson. K. Foster ROW 4: D Martinez, B. Gaines, K. McNeilly, V. Lassor, A. Brenenstuhl, B. Baker, W. Foshay, B Ogert, J. Ayers, M. Barber, L. Stewart. D. Rodak, R Pine, M. Okerman, G. Amidon, L. Cutler, M Lake. L. Sheldon ROW 5: E. Hall, J. Smith, K. Brewster. C. Cipperly, B. Moseley ROW 6: K. Brouge. J. Cook. ROW 7: R. Frazier, B. McLucas, W Hanselman, T. O'Neil, Mr. Gaillard 98 Junior Chorus is directed by Mr. Pedersen with the help of Mrs. Canzeri as accompanist. These young voices give an annual Christmas and Spring concert, and they add a lot of spirit to Christmas assemblies in school. These kids are also well prepared to enter Senior Chorus. Junior Chorus ROW 1: C. Lavin. C Philpott. S. McCabe. D Waire. C. Seifert. B Florio. J. DeLuca. R Frazier K. Brewster, V. Telford. L Driscoll, D Paddock R Lemon. B Marker ROW 2: K Thompson. A Leeseman. B. Caines. K. Luke. R ket JC Mormon, M Burdess. J. Ayers, T O'Neil, R Reinfurt. L. Cutler. L. Sheldon. K Moseley. A. Sukuskas. J. Bisson. L. Brenenstuhl. ROW 3: H Horton. M Fabiano. L. DeLuca K. Pokines, V. VanDerKar, C. Philpott. J. Cook. F. Amidon. A. Church. R. Baldwin. D Rodak. J. Yavamski. C Amidon, D Martinez C. Lynch. T. Sullivan. Mr Pedersen ROW 4: T. Hyde. A. Dewey. S- Skott, M O Brien, M Bass. H. Pedersen. L. Stewart, K Miller L. Cottrell. K McNeilly. A. Rivard. L. Laderach. B. Allard, L. Gendron, A Benkoski. B Wilson. 99 Clarinet Choir The Clarinet Choir, consisting of students in grades 6-12 and conducted by William Gaillard, continues into its eighth year of active service at H.F.C.S. Three community programs were completed at Saint Mark's and All Saints Church as well as the Hoosick Falls Health Center. Con- tinued high standards of success were achieved at the competition in the spring. 1973 Clarinet Choir Members: ROW 1: P Holbrook. J. Ciuk, D Robinson. M Flynn, D Waite. B Caines Davendoms, D. Brandalik, S. Sheldon, M Lake. L. Cutler. B. Amidon, L. Sheldon ROW 3: B. Marker. J Kipp ROW 2: J Burdick, R 100 Kathy, stop telling Ray secrets. Winter Ball This year's Senior Class spon- sored their annual Winter Ball on January 13, 1973. The highlights of the evening were music by the Preview and a dinner catered by the Pine Grove Restaurant. Couples grouped together to find fun and enjoyment among friends. One more success for the Class of 73 . 101 Hungry dancers move their way through the Chow Line Drama Club Our fall play, How to Suc- ceed in Business Without Really Trying most certainly did suc- ceed; of course, everyone did try hard. Mr. Pedersen's directing combined with the efforts of our accompanists, stage crew, as well as the actors themselves, all contributed to the final result: two excellent performances. Chuckles listens to the voice of expe- rience as Norm tells of The Company Way . Tres sexy n est-ce pas? J. Pierpont Finch Rosemary Pilkington Smitty ... ....... Bud Frump ........ J.B Biggley .. Hedy LaRue....... Miss Jones . T wimble.......... Bratt......L...... Wally Womper...... Gatch.............. Ovington........... Miss Krumholtz.... Charles Leesman Judy Bump Melissa Travis John Eberle Warren Rowland Priscilla Sweet Sue Carl Norman Baker David Casey Gerald Nason Don St. Hiliare Kendal Baker Holly Tilley ill L 102 Karen Nash f... Sam - Muriel Tate . J Jesse Kiplinger J Norma Hubley Rov Hubley...... My daughter s wedding day. and I can't even use the john! complains Roy Hubley (Charlie). Last spring, the drama club presented a Neil Simon produc- tion, Plaza Suite . Actually, three separate one-act stories. The show ran for two nights under Mrs. Clintsman's profes- sional directing. Two vodka stingers and she's mine! gloats George. 103 Student Council This year the organization sponsored a winter carnival, a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and other extra activities. Their largest project was revising the old constitution to a newer, stronger one. Also they changed the elections of class officers to a more democratic system. This organization is growing stronger and taking a larger part in school problems while being wisely advised by Miss Hulihan and Mrs. Von Haggin. 1973 Student Council Officer� : Rita Domine. Secretary: Amy Moseley, President; Celia Niles, Vice President; Ruth Gilson, Treasurer. RIGHT TO LEFT, ROW 1: J. Martinez, T. Smith, R. Gilson, A. Moseley, C. Niles, R. Domine, A. Murphy, j. Cook. ROW 2: L. Surdam, T Andrew, S. Wytakus, K Moseley K. Brewster, H. Peterson. S Wright. ROW 3: L. Ciuk, S. Barber, B McGuire, K Luke. L. Stewart! L. Cabana. D. Martinez. W Eddy. S. Baker. R. Smith. Honor Society Traditionally one of the smaller organizations in our school, the National Honor Society expanded last year to include over 30 members. The Honor Society's contributions are little known. In addition to a donation to the Health Center they sponsor a yearly dance. We sincerely hope that this organization will become more active in student life. The Society in its entirety. 1st ROW: E. Thorpe, T. Andrew, C. Pine, K Nelson, C. Brenenstuhl, K. Baker 2nd ROW: R Domine. S. Barber. A Murphy. S. Leonard, P. Robinson, W. Waterhouse. 3rd ROW: W Frazier. S Carl. B Harrison, P Church, B Bisson. K. Sternberg. My fellow Americans, let me say this about that.' 105 Junior Prom As the spring of 1972 rolled around, again began the long period of dreams and fantasies in the minds of the student body. By May 19, the class of '73 was ready to present Imagine '73 , a glorious combination of clouds and sky and a splendid wash of color for a rainbow archway. These lent themselves to one of the brightest and loveliest junior proms. This could have only been achieved by the enthusiasm of the class of '73 and the sin- cere help of Mrs. Frazier and Miss Hu’ihan. The erection of the rainbow made Imagine '73 a reality. The highlight of the evening was when Carol Pine yielded her crown to Kay Marsh. After the crowning of Kay Marsh as queen, she and her escort, Howie Wright, led the Grand March. Mike Stansfield and Sue Carl happily wound their way through the archway of arms. 106 FT A This year Future Teachers started off on a bright note with a tea welcoming all the teachers back. Carol Brenenstuhl is our president and along with vice- president Tina Andrew, they plan informing monthly meet- ings on various vocations to help members decide on their future plans. Brian Rousseau, as treasurer, keeps our club going with funds to give the special class a Christmas party. Acting as recording and corre- sponding secretaries are Celia Niles and Ruth Gilson. Amy Mosley as historian keeps the community informed on our activities by write ups in the Standard Press. We help serve the community by working with the King's Daughters on toys for children at Christmas time, and each winter a spaghetti supper is popular with the community. An interesting guest seems to have caught the attention of these FT A members Advisor William Gaillard discusses plans for Open House. ROW ONE: R. Gilson. C. Niles. T Andrew. B Rousseau. C. Brenenstuhl. A Moseley. R Bromirski ROW TWO: L Pedersen. M Weeden, M Barber, L. Cuik, D Baldwin. R Peare, C. Galvagni. L Lohnes, Mr Gaillard ROW THREE: D. Brandalik. S. Post. S. Thorpe. L. Hume, T. St. Hilaire, L. Hall. M. Cluett. M. Gorman. S. Wright. 107 Yearbook Staff The staff of Vagabond II has been one of the busiest organizations in school this year. Through the days and nights, over the weeks and months of 72-73, pictures have been snapped, layouts have been prepared, pages and pages have been written. Pencils have been chewed, headaches have been borne, and deadlines have been met in order to present the best in Vagabond II. Certain advisors end up doing some of the work! 1973 Yearbook Editors: Chris Gaines—photography editor. Holly Tilley—Editor-in Chief, Dave Casey—literary editor, Celia Niles—layout editor. 108 With people like Anna on layout, deadlines were no problem Ceil and Holly confer with Mrs. Hutchins on the senior layout. Walter serves as lookout as the girls pretend to work. SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT): T Andrew, W Kerr. J Eberle, S. Peckham. P Hunt, M Kwasniak STANDING: A Murphy. C. Niles. M Travis. S. Carl. L. Stevens. P Sweet. C. Gaines, P Church, W. Eddy, K. Nelson. S. Isherwood. H. Tilley. D. Casey Absent J. McPartland. The hunter stalks his prey with a camera. 109 Senior Raymond Atwood—Drama Club. 9-12; Sr. Chorus. 9-12; Yorker Club. 9; Prom Committee Kendal Baker—Sr Band. 9-12; Sr. Chorus. 9.10; Student Coun- cil. 9; Drama Club. 9,12; All County Band. 9,11; All County Chorus. 10; All State Band, 10,12. Norman Baker—National Honor Society, 10,11,12; Sr Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; All County Band. 10,11; All County Chorus, 9.10; All State Band, 9,12; Drama Club 9-12. J.V Bas- ketball. 9; Dance Band. 9,10; Wind Ensemble, 10.11; Student Council, 9; Senior Activity Club. Elizabeth Baldwin—Intramurals, 9,11; F T A., 12; Ski Club. 12; Prom Committee. Susan Banks—Sr. Band. 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10,12; IntTa- murals, 11. Nancy Beth—Sr. Band, 9-12; President of the Girls Athletic Association, 11; Intramurals. 9-12. Robin Bisson— F rench Club, 11,12; Sr. Chorus, 9; Prom Committee. Veronica Bisson—Sr Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10,12, Drama Club, 9-12; Wind Ensemble, 10,11; Intramurals, 9; Prom Committee. Edward Bornt—J V. Basketball, 9,10; Varsity Basketball. 11,12; J.V. Football, 12; Varsity Football, 12; J.V Baseball. 9,10; Var- sity Baseball. 11,12; Varsity Club, 11.12. Lynn Brandalik—Wrestling Pep Club, 10,11,12; Intramurals. 9-12; Sr Chorus. 9-12 Susan Brandalik—Sr. Chorus. 9.10; Intramurals. 9-12, Inter Scholastic Basketball, 10. Inter Scholastic Softball, 11. Wres- tling Pep Club. 10,11,12; Cheerleading, 11; Prom Committee Carol Brenenstuhl— Sr Band. 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10,12; Wind Ensemble. 11; Class Treasurer. 11,12; F T.A., 9-12 (Corres- ponding Secretary. 11; President. 12); National Honor Society, 11,12; Drama Club, 9-12; Intramurals, 9,10; French Club, 11, 12 (Secretary, 11.12); Football Cheerleading. 9-12; Basketball Cheerleading. 9-12; Prom Court; Prom Committee Paige Brenenstuhl Johnathon Burns—Freshmen Football. 8.9; Varsity Football. 10.11,12, (Captain, 12); J.V. Wrestling, 9,10; Varsity Club, 9,10,12 (Vice President); Track. 9; Baseball, 10; Class Vice President, 10; Prom Committee. Debbie Carknard— Sr. Chorus, 9; Prom Committee Susan Carl—Sr Band. 10.11; Sr Chorus. 9-12; National Hon- or Society. 11,12; Drama Club. 9-12; Yearbook. 12; French Club, 11,12 (Treasurer, 11,12); Student Council, 10; Prom Committee. Sherry Casavant-Wrestling Pep Club. 10,11,12; Intramurals. 9-12; Inter Scholastic Softball. 11; Sr. Chorus, 9,10; Prom Com- mittee. Dave Casey—Wrestling, 9,10,11; Track, 10; Cross County.ll; Football. 9; National Honor Society, 10,11.12; Student Council, 110 9; Sr Band. 9-12; Dance Band, 9,10; Wind Ensemble. 11,12, All State Band, 12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; All County Chorus, 11; Class Vice President. 11; Drama Club, 11,12; Yearbook, 12 Literary Editor 12; Sr. Activity Club, Prom Committee Peter church—Yearbook. 11,12; Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; Ski Club, 12. Drama Club. 10,11,12; All County Band, 10,11; Wind Ensemble, 10,11,12; National Honor Society. 11,12; Prom Committee. Rosemary Coon—Intramurals, 9-12, Prom Committee. Ed Cottrell—Football, 9. David Danforth Elizabeth Davendonis-Hockey, 9-12 (Captain, 11,12); Sr Chorus, 10,11,12; Intramurals, 9-12; Prom Committee. Rita Domine-Sr. Chorus, 9-12. Intramurals, 9,10; Cheerlead ing. 9-12; Student Council, 12; National Honor Society, Senior Magazine Drive Chairman Senior Activity Club; Prom Court, Prom Committee. Sue Dooley-Sr Chorus. 9-12; Softball, 10,11,12, Wrestling Pep Club, 11,12; Prom Committee Robert Down ing-Cross Country. 9-12; Track. 9-12. John Eberle—Cross Country, 10; Drama Club, 10,11,12; Year book. 12. Senior Activity Club. Prom Committee. Andra Fairbanks-Sr. Chorus. 9-12; Intramurals, 10; Prom Committee Derrick Fowler-J V Baseball. 9,10; Varsity Baseball. 11,12. J.V. Football, 9,10; Varsity Football, 11,12; Varsity Club, 12. Steve Frank Linda Gilchrest-Sr Band. 9,10,11; Wind Ensemble, 11; Clar- inet Choir. 9,10; Student Council, 10 (Secretary); Intramurals. 11,12; Wrestling Pep Club, 12; Senior Travel; Prom Court; Prom Committee. Pamela Grobuski-Hockey. 9-12; Sr. Chorus. 9,10; Girls' Ath- letic Association. 11,12; Wrestling Pep Glub, 10,11.12; Intra- murals, 9-12; Basketball Manager. 10,11; Prom Committee Vonda Grogan—Inter Scholastic Softball, 11; Yearbook. 11; Wrestling Pep Club. 10,12; Intramurals. 9,10,11; Prom Com- mittee. Gerald Harrington—Prom Committee. Charles Hathaway—Baseball. 9-12; Wrestling, 10,11; Sr. Band. 9-12; Wind Ensemble.il; All State Band, 12. Jill Hayden—Wrestling Pep Club, 10,11 (Secretary and Treas- urer, 10, President, 11); Intramurals, 9,10. Leslie Hume—Cheerleading, 9,11,12; Wresting Pep Club, 11, 12; Chelmsford Gym Show, 9; French Club. 11; Hockey, 11; Inter Scholastic Softball. 11,12; Intramurals, 11,12; Class Sec- retary, 12. Sr. Chorus, 10,11,12, Prom Court, Prom Committee Susan Isherwood— Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10,11; Drama Club. 9-12; Clarinet Choir, 9,10,11, Chess Club, 9; Wind En- semble. 10,11; Yearbook. 12; Ski Club, 12; French Club. 11; Organ, 9-12; Piano, 9,10; Air County Chorus, 11. All County Band. 11, All State Band, 12; Senior Activity Club, Prom Com- mittee. Thomas James—Freshmen Football, 9. Terri Jordan—Sr. Chorus. 11,12; Drama Club. 11. Susan Keough-Sr. Band. 9-12; Wind Ensemble, 10,11; All State Band, 12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10.12; Student Council. 9; Var- sity Softball. 11,12; Cheerleading. 9-12; Intramurals, 9; Prom Court; Prom Co-Chairman Michael Kovage—Freshman Football, 8,9; Varsity Football, 10,11,12; J.V Baseball, 9,10; Varsity Wrestling. 11; Varsity Club. Class Treasurer. 9; Class President, 10; Class President, 11; Prom Committee Paul Kovage—Freshmen Football, 9; J.V. Football, 10; Varsi- ty Football, 12; J. V. Baseball, 9,10; Varsity Baseball, 11,12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12. Barry LaPorte— J.V Basketball, 9. Clay LaPorte Mark LaPorte—Sr Band, 9-12. Directory Gary Lockrow Gregory Luke—J.V. Football, 10; Sr. Chorus, 9,10; Sr. Band. 9-12 Susan Luke—Wrestling Pep Club. 10; Intramurals. 9,10,11, 12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10, Prom Committee Debra Manoogian—Hockey. 10; Class Treasurer. 10; Class Secretary. 11; Class Vice-President, 12; Student Council, 11 (Vice-President); Intramurals. 10,11,12; Football Cheerlead- ing, 11,12, Basketball Cheerleading, 11,12, Prom Committee Kay Marsh—Prom Committee; Prom Queen. Francis Martelle—Basketball. Sr Band, 9-12. Kenna McClellan—Intramurals, 10. Karen McGuire—Football and Basketball Cheerleading, 9,10. 11. Hockey. 9,10,12, Inter Scholastic Basketball. 9,10,12, In- tramurals, 9,10,12; Sr. Chorus. 11,12; Class Vice-President, 9; Prom Committee. Colleen Me Mart in—Prom Committee Gary Miller—Student Council. 10; J.V. Basketball, 9,10; J.V. Baseball. 9,10; Varsity Baseball, 11; Varsity Football, 9,10 Penny Miner—Sr Band, 9,10,11; French Club, 11; Wrestling Pep Club. 11; Prom Committee Denise Moll—Hockey, 9-12; Intramurals. 9,10,11; Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; Yearbook. 9; Drama Club, 9-12; All County Chorus. 11; Prom Committee. Lee Ann Morse—Intramurals, 9, Prom Committee. Amy Moseley—National Honor Society, 10,11,12; Student Council. 11 (Secretary, 11; President. 12); Sr. Band. 9-12; Wind Ensemble. 11; Chorus. 9-12; Drama Club, 9-12 (Treasurer, 9-12); F.T.A., 12 (Historian); All County Chorus, 11; All Coun- ty Band, 11; All State Chorus, 12; Senior Activity Club; Prom Committee Anna Murphy—Wrestling Pep Club, 11; Yearbook, 10,11,12; Ski Club. 12; Intramurals. 9-12; Hockey, 11; National Honor Society. 11,12. Student Council. 12; Sr. Chorus. 9,11,12; French Club, 9-12, Prom Committee Gerald Nason—Basketball, 10,11,12; Baseball, 9-12; Football Statistician. 12; Baseball Statistician, 11,12; Yearbook, 12; Student Council, 12; Class President, 12; Sr. Band. 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; Drama Club, 10,11,12; French Club, 11,12; All County Chorus, 9; All State Chorus, 12, Senior Activity Club. Celia Niles—Sr Band, 9-12; All State Band, 12; Sr. Chorus. 9,11,12; Yearbook. 10,11,12; Hockey, 11; Ski Club, 12; F.T.A., 12 (Secretary); National Honor Society, 10,11,12; Student Council. 12; Wrestling Pep Club, 11 (Secretary), Wind En- semble, 10,11; Intramurals 9-12, Prom Court; Prom Committee. Dennis Paddock—Sr Band. 9-12. Roberta Peare—Sr. Chorus, 9,11,12; Intramurals. 9-12; Wres- tling Pep Club, 11,12; Drama Club, 11,12; F.T.A., 12, Senior Travel Club; Prom Committee. Daniel Peer Wayne Pelletier David Pierce—Wrestling, 9-12; Sr Band. 9,10; Sr. Chorus. 9; Football, 10. Kim Pokines—Sr. Chorus, 9,10; Intramurals, 9,10; Prom Com- mittee. Michael Quackenbush— J V. Wrestling, 9; Varsity Wrestling. 10,11,12; J.V Baseball. 9,10; Varsity Baseball. 11,12; Varsity Football. 10,11; Varsity Club, 11,12; Prom Committee. Gregory Restino—Track, 10; Cross CountTy, 11; Yearbook. 10,11; Prom Committee Warren Rowland—Drama Club. 9-12; Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Cho- rus, 9-12; Wind Ensemble, 11; All County Chorus, 9,10.11; All County Band, 10,11; Ogan, 9; Prom Committee Donald St. Hilaire, Jr.—Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-12; All County Chorus, 9-12; Football. 10,11,12; Track. 10,11,12; Ski Club, 12; Wind Ensemble, 10,11; Boys' State Delegate, 11. Colleen Salluzzo—Cheerleading. 10; Intramurals. 9-12; Hock- ey. 10,11,12; Inter Scholastic Softball, 10,11,12; Inter Schol- astic Basketball. 10,11,12; Prom Committee. Kathleen Sargood—Cheer leading, 9,10,11; Sr. Band, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9-10; Intramurals, 9,10,11, Prom Committee David Shaw— Prom Committee Michele Shaw— F T.A. 11,12 (Historian, 11); Sr. Chorus, 9, 10, Sr. Band, 9-12, Cheerleading, 9-12, Intramurals. 9-12, Hockey, 10; Yearbook, 12, School Newspaper, 9, Prom Com- mittee. Robert Shaw Diane Sheridan—Intramurals, 9-12; Sr. Chorus. 9,10; Inter Scholastic Softball, 11; Prom Committee William Shiland Gretchen Smith—Cheer leading, 9-12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10,11; Intramurals, 9,10,11, Prom Committee. Mark Sprague Stephen Steller—J.V. Basketball, 9,10; Varsity Basketball, 11, 12; Varsity Cross CountTy, 9,10,11, Track. 9,10. Jan Stempek—Cheer leading, 9-12 (Treasurer. 11,12); Sr. Band, 9-12; Intramurals, 9-12; Hockey, 9.10; Inter Scholastic Bas- ketball, 9.10; Inter Scholastic Softball. 9.11,12; Track, 9; Ski Club, 12, Prom Committee Charles Stevens—Baseball, 9. Larry Stevens—Sr. Band, 9-12, Wind Ensemble, 11; Sr. Cho- rus, 9-12; All County Chorus, 9-12; All State Chorus, 12; Dra- ma Club. 9-12; Yearbook, 11,12; Student Council, 10,12; French Club. 11,12 (President, 11,12); Senior Activity Club; Prom Committee; Ski Club, 12. Nancy Stritch—Intramurals, 9.10,11; Ski Club, 12; Prom Committee. Priscilla Sweet—Sr. Chorus, 10,12; Drama Club, 9-12; Year- book, 10,11,12 (Editor-in-Chief, 11; Student advisor Busi- ness Manager, 12); Hockey. 9; Senior Activity Club; Prom Committee. Holly Tilley—Student Council, 11; Drama Club, 10,11,12; Yearbook, 10,11,12; (Editor-in-Chief. 12) Sr. Chorus, 9-12; All County Chorus, 11; Intramurals, 9,10,11; Prom Committee Molly Townsend Susan Tracy—Intramurals, 11,12; Prom Committee Janet Watson—Sr. Chorus, 9; Intramurals, 11; Ski Club, 12; F.T.A , 11,12, Prom Committee Dennis Watts Laura Whittet— French Club, 11,12; National Honor Society. 10, 11,12; Intramurals, 10,11,12; Prom Committee. Debbie Wilson—Intramurals, 9,10,12; Sr. Chorus, 9,10; Wres- tling Pep Club. 10,11,12; Prom Committee. Monty Wo If rum Daniel Wright Howard Wright—Baseball. 10,11,12; Basketball, 9-12; Foot- ball. 9-12; Student Council, 11 (Treasurer). Class President. 9. John Yavaniski— J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling; J.V. Bas- ketball 111 We, the Cla ss of 1973, wish to dedicate this edition of Vagabond II to the memory of John Hayden Jr., a deceased alumnus. Jack would have graduated with us, and his absence from our ranks leaves us with a great sense of loss. Far from being forgotten, Jack's active sports life stands as a tribute to him. Also, the new scoreboard, erected in his honor, ensures that he will be remembered at every sports contest for years to come. Jack was a varsity football player, and took part in varsity wrestling and baseball also. It is with great pride that we leave this yearbook as a memorial to Jack Hayden. • • • rr' - ® --% . tV- • m V .